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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-25

Atlanta, the guest Of Miss Arlington.
One hundred guests were invited.
The Club of the Nibelung met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. A. B. S. Moseley.
After the program the guests had tea
at the Graham Tea Garden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cooper will sail
soon from New York for an extensive
trip abroad. their itinerary TO include a
tour of Egypt and Southern Europe.
Mrs. Donald Burton Gillies and daugh-
ter. who have been the guests OF Col.
and Mrs Hamilton Yancey, will return
Monday to Ell Paso. where they will join
Mr.. -Gillies for visit before returning
to their home at Chihuahua. Mexico
The boys of the High School contin-
gent gave a script dance Friday even
Ing at the Woodman Hall in honor Of
their girl friends. Nixor's orchestra
played.
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Quitndn

|\UITNrAN. Jan 24.--Miss Lila
~ Thompson was hostess to the
Mystic Twelve Club at her home
on North street Friday afternoon. The
mode OF entertainment for the after
noon was the popular game OF trail.
which was interspersed with general dis
cusssons touching upon the past and
approaching events Of the season. Other
than the regular members OF the club
those attending were Mesdames Walter
Williams, l.. l.. Donaldson and Mrs. IL.
l.. jerks and Misses Frances Dukes,
NADIA Hountree and Matte Hunter. The
prize for the high score went to Mrs.
l., II. Wade. 1t was a pretty hand
made piece OF lingerie.
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Gainesville

(ARTERSVILLE, Jan 24.-Friday
evening Mr. and Mrs. P. C. FIem-
- lister entertained at a Dutch sup
per for Miss May Jones, of Canton. La
ter in the evening u game OF bridge
was enjoyed. Those invited were Mr.
and Mrs. George Brooks, Mr. and Mrs.
Wade Cothran, Miss May Jones and Miss
Ida Milan.
Mrs. Paul Akin was hostess to the
members of her bridge club Friday
afternoon. Mrs. Harris Cope made top
score and received the prize.
The Etowah Chapter OF the Daughters
of the American Revolution met with
Mrs Jack Hin Thursday afternoon. The
following officers were elected Regent.
Mrs. George Aubrey; vice regent, Mrs.
Bradley Howard; secretary, Miss Flor
ence Rowan; treasurer, Mrs. Jack Hill;
registrar, Miss Lucia Hicks
Tuesday Mrs. FELTON, Jones entertained
the members OF the Main Street Bridge
Club. Several friends outside the club
came in after the game.
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Griffin

n RIFFTN. Jan. 24.--Miss Susanna
Grantland was hostess Monday
" evening at moonlight picnic in
honor of her guest, Miss Robina Henry
Of San Francisco Invited to meet the
honoree were Miss Addie Anthony, Wal
ter Beck, Lewis Barnes, Cotton Leidy.
Charles WeatheTs and Seaton Grantland
The party was entertained In the Forest
to the rear of the Grantland residence,
and the supper was cooked and served
in the pines by the hostess and her
Colonel and Mrs. Robert ]. Redding
entertained Sunday at dinner in honor
Of their grandson. William Clayton king,
and his bride, nee Miss Mary Swilling,
who were married In Atlanta January
Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Wells entertained
Tuesday at a spend the-day party at
their home in Experiment in compliment
to Mr. and Mrs. King.
The young men of the dancing set en-
tertained Tuesday evening at dance
in the EIks' home, complimentary TO
several visiting, young women ana NJ
teen Griffin girls. Chaperons were Mr..
and Mrs w. E. H. Sercy. Jr., and Mr..
and Mrs Gilman j. Drake.
Boynton Chapter Of the United Daugh-
ters OF the Confederacy held Its reg
ular meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs Robert Strickland. w. b.
Royster, secretary of the Board of
Trade. presented to the Daughters the
idea Of inviting the State veterans to
hold their annual reunion in Griffin this
summer The proposition was heartily
approved by the chapter. The Boynton
Chapter and the United Confederate
Veterans viii unite, with the Board Of
Trade in extending the invitation.
A wedding in which number OF Crit
fin people were interested took place in
Commerce Wednesday, when Miss MIL
lie Carson and Ola DoZier were mar
rfed. As Miss Carson. Mrs. Dozier Is
well remembered here, where she fire.
duently visited
Under the auspices of the Woman's
Club, Professor r. j. Fl. DeLoach, d.
rector of the State Experiment Farm,
gave an illustrated lecture on birds at
the Bungalow Theater Monday.
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her Sewing Club, A hot luncheon was
served.
One of the most brilliant social func-
lions of the week was the party given
Wednesday afternoon by Miss Ladye
Breedlove. Forty friends OF the hostess
were present.
Wednesday afternoon the Athenaeum
Club held a meeting with Miss Lula
ASelman.
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ThOmdSViIle

THOMASVILLE, Jan. 24.--An enjoy
able entertainment Of the week
here was the large bridge party
given by Mrs. Walter ]. Hammond and
Mrs. Arthur d. Little on Wednesday
afternoon. The affair took place at the
Hammond home on North Dawson
street and was attended by q large
number OF society people.
The tea at which Mrs. John l.. Tur-
ner was the hostess Thursday was one
of the largest social events OF the win
ter season and a brilliant affair. AS
ssisting mrs VI turner rl,. IN , rTeeeiYing were
ison Mrs. George w. Ferrill and Mrs.
James w. Dillon Jr. Others assisting
in entertaining and serving the guests
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Rome

~ )AfE, Jan. 24.-An interesting hap
pening of the week was the script
N tango given Tuesday evening at
the Woodman Hall in honor OF mum
her Of attractive visiting girls. Among
the girls dancing were Misses Margaret
Hamilton. Josephine Johnson, OF Gads-
den: Eleanor Lustrat, of Athens; Rose
Snider. Susie Bowie, Marjorie Richard-
son. Bessie Moore. Emily Arlington; II
roe stiles. Anna WIN Mangum and Mary
Junkin. ~. tI.,,,.r
n Arlington entertained at an afternoon
tea Friday for Miss Evelyn Greene OF
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ViddIid

y yIDALTA. Jan 24.--,A wedding of
" considerable interest throughout
this section took place here Sun
day afternoon when Mrs, Ruby Schum-
married at the homo OF the brides ia
Their. The wedding was something OF a
surprise. no announcement having been
made and only a few OF the BRIDES
relatives being present. Rev. ]. H. Nc
Chez OBLIGATED. The couple left by au-
tomobile to Ohoopee Station, whence
they went to Savannah. They will make
their home at Vidalia.
w. r. Scott, OF Vidalia. ana Miss
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Georgia Galloway, Of Helena. also wsre
place at McRae. Mira. Scott was q 81.
cial favorite. The young couple iekf fcr
Douglas, where they win make fl1e1V
home.
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Savannah

AVANNAH, Jan. 24.-The first big
affair of the Dinner Dance Club,
which was recently organized, VIII
pe given at the Savannah Hotel Monday
nlgnt, after this the couples VIII meet
every Monday evening for the dance
md dinner. The affair promises TO oe
one OF the most popular OF the season
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were Mrs. James Watt, Mrs. ]. Hans&l
Merrill, Mrs. w. II. Rockwell, Mrs
Monsel Bracey, Mrs. Lee Neel, Mrs.
Frank Smith, Mrs. j. B. Palmer, Misses
Isabel Garrard, Marianne Watt, Jessie,
Watt, Ruth Williams. Katherine MerrilN
and Mary Eva Mallette.
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SunnnerVlIIe

c UMMERvILLE, Jan. 24-Impressive
and beautiful in every detail was
- the wedding which took place at
the Baptist Church Wednesday after
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Miss Lucille RippOrd D Ds w engagement:
to Dr. James Hinton Brewton announced to-day Miss
ppard is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs Rppard and
one of the most popular young Waycross photo by
Dolan).
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Wanaeiter.
Don 9eorb gsrnbaro.
g ON B ON i'm osll

BON, i'm SUM-.
Sd babe 2OnDOn Iisbseponnen pora
eriten Gage ab, oa i9 ben 9ooen be
er mertpuroiasn Staot bstreten 6ls
be, Die Don aulturi4dBsn unb auls
turerinnsrunseu itroBt uno gIsitSsi=
tig ben auImiuationspuntt oes mobtrs
nsn Gei6Gftslebens btIbet. 9lber lett
gsitern lisbe ih 2onbon nit oerIelben
beiben Snbrunit, nit Der Die tpenigen
9efangsnsn Dss 5oDsr, Die jemuIs
aus Den buntlen 5isfsn bes ibauriz
gen 9erIisies pisber berdusgsIaTen
poroen, bic neugeponnsne WeIt beg
Sonnsnli9tes gsIiebt blbsn oiirit.n.
Senn geitsrn mar ih in Wan6eiter.
Utan fault, bebagIib in Die politer
zines nabs5u gerduI9los fa6renben
3uges selebnt, pon Guitun Station
ins snglifbe Uiittellano. llebsraq
iuftise WieIsn, brsits parts unb gss
rGumige @oIffsloer, Die nit i5rem
our6 bic 5eu4tigteit oes aIimus
friih gsbaltenen 9riin ous gluge ents
5iidsn. gs 1T berrlif, unb man Bat
- je ipeiter man tommt bic gm=
pfinbuus, ais ob ss nun INNER 10
blsiben miiife. 0a pl0bli6 brei
8isrtelitunOsn DOR Mandeiter. perdns
bert iib oas panorama, Ods 9ruR
pirb aQmdb!ib penissr belI urp tpents
ger slsidmdbis. llno pI0Blid =
man tpeiB gar niht, pie i6nea Der
WeltrssiTieur ieins S3snsn tpehieln
lam bsfinoet man iid in cine:
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Stimmung bon 9rau, bic ii6 einsm
clf bic bunse Sesle Iegt. Wtau lit
iclrben S5snenpedieI in 9eutitlane
eeipObnt, ipenn man pom 5eutoburstr
Wnlb unb Der porta Weitfalica bes
in oas rbeiniidzfpeitfdliihe Snouitrie.
gebiet tommt. glber m0sIib, bag
bier bic S3snerie tpirtIid pl0BIi6sf
mOsIid, oab sinsm Ser
Wetfsl nur ibnsIler gum gspuBtfstn
icmmt, oa Die ensIiiden 3iise f6nels
!er fabren, als bic 8abnen in uniere-
Sosimatb - ieosnfals 1T bic feeltite
Wirtilng oes aontraites bier beftiser.
qIOBIih iiebt man Sfprnitein an
e dornitein, Wauer an Wduer, fem
@oIfplaB mebr unb aud tsine Dils
len. Die 9eoanien an Sport, Sauo
llub bsbaglit peiosnoe @iebberben
iinb perfIoheH, bic imponirsnoe Sc
NAL Der sngIiihen Snbuitriesentren
3hinst uns in ibren 8onn. S6un
fpcnn man gum sritsn WaIe in 9on=
bon einfdbrt, fallen einem bic ieItIas
men uno .int6nissn 2inisn Der enali=
Iden ReibsnbduIer auf. Simmer einss
rsbsn Osm anbsrsn obne uuterbrs.
buns unb binttr Der einen Reibe cine
jDeite, cine brittle. cine pierte uno
lidts als Stsinlinisn uno ales
'6par3 unb ounitig.
Sir cine Stunbe trDitst einen oos |
comfortable ootel, bas bi6t Bel Der |
station elmer Der risIsu in Mag1eitsr |
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9dgliher WtarttberiBt.
gincinuati, II. ssur

" " v !, IL. AyuI1.
Die nadfolssnben QuOtirunseu be.
siehsn iid nur auf Gnsrob 9rans'
attionsn. Bel tIeineren 9ef9dfteu
tuerbsn ettpas b0bere preiie krsduet.
prnifionen.
Der Warit mar rubis, preiI. itetis.
g d m a | 3. - primI Stsam
9.60-9.70c TO. 8.
SrOdenaeiaIsenes Gleii6.
Sbort clear Stitsn 12-124c, ibort
RippsnIeitsn 11a-12e, srtra fbOrt
clear Gsiisu 11a-12c, ShuItsrn II
'-114t, Bellies 13iE13ac Ioie unb
se mebr perpadt.
Bacon. -Sbort clear Geiten
'13-13ae, turse Rippenieiten 123-
13c, ertra ibort clear Geitsn 12i-
13c. S9uIt.rn 12-l21e unb Bellies
14a-143c lcfe unb ic per pfunb
msbr perpadt.
sugar Gureb TIeifd. -
Sdin.sn 16-16ac. picnic S6uItern
12a-13c, greatfeit Bacon -2oe,
S6uItsrn 12s-13c. Rem g)ort Gut
SduIterH 12A-13s, irodsns 9s.fs
Sdinisn $27.00-28.00.
Siibaep6teltes IIeijh.-
Shinisn 13t-14e. picnic ShuItern
101-11c, Bellies 15-16c, Gdultern
lille, ITEM TORT Gut Lille.
5rifdss TIeifh. = Sdin.
Ten 13s-14e, nie.S9uItern 1Oa
lie. GduItsrn 10i-11c. fbort
Rippsnisiten 11-11ae, fbort clear
Stiten lille, EXTRA flor! Ssiten
10a-11c. Bellies 13s-15ac pro
pfunb.
Webl unb Sttreibe
MebI.-Winter patent S425-
4.50. Winter sSanep $3.90-4.15, ho.
sfdmilp $3.20-3.50. Grtra $500 -
3.15. orbindres $2.75-2.95, garter
Msisen paisnt $3.75-3.9O, bo. fanep
$3.85-4.25. bo. TamiIp $3.50-3.75,
Roaa.nmebl. norbnsitlib semiidtes
So. 1880. reines gitp $4.10-
4.20. semifttss $3.80-4.10 per 8bl.
Weisen. - Ro. 2 rothxr Winier
97-97Ac, go. 3 bo. 96-96ae, glp. 4
rotber 85-94e.
WeIfdtorn. - go. 2 tpeis.s
go. 3 tpeibes 76-77c, No.
A bO. 75-76e, gto. 2 selbes rs -
75ac, ylo. 3 DO. 74A-74ae, Ro. A bO.
73-74c. Ho. 2 semifhtes 74f-75e,
To. 8 DO. 74t-74ie, Ro. A DO. 73-
74e per 9u. Mdbss RoIbentorn II
selbes bp. 75-76e, aes
mifftts DO. 75--76e.
0afer-Ro. 2 tpsiber 43-43ac,
Stanbarb ipsibsr 42-421e, Ro. g
lptiber Alike, glo. a tpsiber 40 -
a1t. ylo. 2 ssmiI1tsr Ala 42c,
yio. 3 bo. 4oa-41Ac, 90. A bo. 40
401c.
Rogsen. - 30. 2 69--70c, Rp. |
3 DO. 66-68c. 20. A bo. 61---64c.
Gerite.--Ro. 2 syriihiahrs 66 -
IQs, 10. 3 DO, 6o-65e per Ha,
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ssluk'Na1ri1teu.

5rsitaa u. SUM- 1914.
Oberbalb Cincinnati fGat Der Slug,
bel bisiigsr Staot absr Iteigt oeriel6e
nod ettDas unb bate seitern 4benb
einen Baiierftano bon 1875 SUB.
Die foIgenoen Sepeiden trofen pGbz
rsno oes geitrigen 5ases bier elm:
pittsburg, pa.-3.8 unb fGlt.
Wbeeling, W. 9a.-3.7 uno fdqt.
parters6urs, %. ga.-8 3ol, fGat.
aonalpba Jals, W. @a.-1.2, itsigt.
6barleiton, W. 9a.-7 5uB. itationdr
portsmout6, O., "a unD iteigt.
9puisDile. ap.-8.7 unb fGut.
Gpanspiae. Snb.-7.7 unb fGqt.
Raiboille, Senn.-7.7 unb fGQt.
Chattanooga. 5snn.-7.6 uno Iteigt.
Gairo. Sas.. 16.7 unb idut.
Wempbis, 2enn.-12.8 unb iteiet.
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q { n Qort, II. ssuni.

Rem gort, II. SUM.
aupfer.-Wartt ftstig. Spot unO
Quguit $13.45-13.90, @lectrolptic
$13.87-1400; Cafe nomineu; GAIT
ings $13.75-13.87.
3inn 1T fart gu $31-31.25.
Qntimonb.-Martt flau. GootIons
ST 725-737.
giien.-Wartt rubig. so. / Nor.
thern $15.OO-15.50, SO. 2 S14.75-
1926. go. l Soutbern $1475-
1925. Ro. 2 $14.50-15.00.
gIei flau 3u $3.85-3.95.
Spelter lit flau gu $5.G5-5.15.
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@bicoap, Sqs., Il. Ssuni.


Sdpeipe. 3ufubr 10000. Ulartt
itart. Die meiiten gertGufe bra9ten
$8.00-8.15; lsiHte $7.85-8.15; ges
mil9te $7.80-8.25; f6psre $775-
8.15; raube $7.75-790; 5ertel S.
90-7.05.
Rinbpie6. = 3ufubr 3500,-Martt
feit. 8eeDes $7.25-9.30, Stiere $6.s
80-8.10; Stodsrs unD Seebers &c.
30-8.25; &iibe unO 9eifers $3.70-
$40; adlber $7.25-10.50.
S6ufe. - 3ufubr 14,0O0. Marft
itetig. S9afe $5,50-6.35; SGbrs
linge $6.35-750; 2Gmmer $3.50 =
8.65; 5rubiabrs 2dmmer $7.25 =
9.75.
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6 bicagp, Sas., II. Suni.
Wsi5sn. Sir SuIi 84t-85i, am
Sdlub SAGE; fir September S255-
1896, am S6luB 82!c.
Welidtorn.-Giir SuIi 70g-714c,
am Sdlub 705c; fir Septsmber 68s
Sole, am S9lub 68tc.
6ufer.-5iir SuIt 39g -4ost, am
SdIuB 40c; fir September 3St-
39sc, am SdluB 1896.
Roggen.-Ro. 2 65-66c.
Gerite 50-64c.
simotbp $4.25-5.00.
alse Sob.
Bort $2O.87.-GHr Suli $20.97 =
2105, am S6iub $20.97; fir Seps
tsmbsr $20.12-20.30, am S6Iub
$20.12.
S4maI3 $1o.05.-Jar Suli $10.1o
1920. am S9luB $10,12; fiirseps
tembsr $10.27-10.37, am SaIub
$10.27.
Rippenieiten $11.0O-11.62. 5iir
Suli SLAP = 11.55, am SdIuB
SLAP; fir Septembsr $11.47 -
11.57. am S6lub $11.47.
Butter unberGfkrt.
Gier.-preiie nisoriser. SroinorD
firits 17--174c firits 174-1S4c.
&Gie unpsrdHoert.
aurtoffeln.- preiie niebrissr, Ros
tbe 65-70c, peibe 70-75e. Seyas,
2ouiiiana unb gtIabama nsus 90c Bis
$1.10.
GefliigeI. - Qebsnbes unperGnoert.
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yla6frase mar anfungs iebr sertns
unb bic qreiie fieleit I'm 25e, fpdter
afer fpurbe Der Uiarft lebbafter.
Sfnfe. -Srtra lei6te $4.85, CUTE
Bis auserleTene $4.50-4.75, orbindre
Bis fair $3.00-4.00, i6pere S9afe
$4.00-4.25, Sdbrlinge $5.O0-7.25,
Jriibiabrs 2dmmer $6.50-9.50.
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UerIdnbt ipdbrenb berielben 3eit:

RinbDieb.-Die @eI6dfte ma
ren duberit rubig unb Elm GROCER
9bsil Der 3ufubr blieb unDertnuft.
Der Martt mar baber i6pa6. -
Cute Milhtiibe iinb itetis. anbers IN.
osrtduflih.
WlittIsre unb f9lpere Stiere $7.25
|-8,25, grtra $8.50-8.65, D6ien
$3.75-6.50. 6Isiiher Stier. $5.75
1926, auserIsisne biz EXTRA $S.25-
$50, Seifsrs $5.75-8.15, aussrIes
fen, bis EXTRA $8.25-8.5O. fancD
leitte $3.50 $50, Riibe $3.50
500, auserlsiene uis ertra $6.25-
.6.65, Gamers $3.25-4.25, Cutters
-4.50-5.50, Stoders unb syesbers
$6.00-7.75, Siot Seifers $3.50
$50, Stpd iibe $4.50-5.5O.
gullen. - Bel mdbiger 3ufubr
uno ssrinser ytaafrass naren bic
preiis iietig.
Wlasere uno lsi6te $5.o0-6.65.
Bologna $5.75-6.60. Grtra $500
CTS, fette 8ullsu $6.75-7.oO.
adl6er.-Dis 3ufubr mar nur
mdbia unb bic prsiie fteiis.
Sroindre uno grpbe $5.5o-10,
fair bis CUTE Ieiate $S.o0-10.25,
Grtra $10.50.
Sapeins. - Die 3ufubr mar
audi bsute ipisber sering unb bieprstie
itiessn um &c fir quite GIeii6erIOrs
ten. 2sibts 9sriauStiortsn uno Ger
tel itiesen lin 10c.
Gut Biz auserleieue 9srpadunsss
unb SIeifberiOrtsn $8.10-8.15, or
bindre Biz auserlsiene itpere iette
SGue S5.50-7.35, grtra $40,
Gtags $4.50-6.25, leihte 9erIanbts
fortenn 7.S5-s.10, sSerfeI bon 110
pfunb unb ip.nistrS6.O0-7.75 aus
erfpdbIts mittIers 9srianbtiorten $S
S4afs uHS2Smmer. - Die
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% hisfn.

Werfauft tpnrhen 697 8bls. Dis
filters 1inifbeb 8oobs auf Der Bats
bon $1.35 per @alfone.
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Gslb .on caa- puroe 5a ~ - ~ aus.
eelieben.
prtma g.i4iitspapisrs wurbsn tu sK--
~ bisfoHtt-t.
SterlinggIdangs 1T fetis.-6idt
~ A.S8H uno Commercial su $4.S54-
l8G.
8ansss CbtiaatioRsH Daren
;twad unb murssn nit folgt aaotirt:
Bsr. Giaaten RsfpnbirgRg . 81 - 90,
geb., ~ reaiitririe 109H-l10K geb.. Goa.
poHs l1o--1l1K ,S% regiittirts 1o1 4 4---102,
coupons l01 - i02. banana Negilterso
ss6 " seb.. DO. goapon 81. 1o0-l02.
Gftienm arft.-Ier Warfi mar beuts
dubsrit ilau unb i4lsppenb uuo bic greiis
Uartn Sebriidt. Tie Sflubnotirungen
hanoen Ia ben meiften 5dlen etDas untsr
bsnen bsn geifern.
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Mustpdrtige Dsdrfte.
He 10 Dort, II. sunni.

Rep DOrt, II. Suni.
Meb(. -Wsarft fIau.
Hosgenmbl. Wartt rubig.
Maismebl. .-Wartt itetig.
Roggen.- -Nartt tpillig. ylo. 2 ipeitz
li6er 72ac c. /. T. 0stp gort Grport.
eerits.-Martt itetig. Mal3gsrite
63-70t c. I. T. Buffalo.
Wsiasn. Wartt idpa9. go. 2
barter QDinter 81 {. /. T. Reip gort;
SO. 2 rotber neuer 924c c. /. +. Suit
gerianbt. Ro. ! NOrtbsrn Oulutb
$1.03 uno RO. ! Northern Wunitobu
$1.04a (. o. b. i6DimmenO.
5afer. r.--Marft flau.
Ssu.-Wdrtt rubig.
6opfen.-WGrtt itstig.
6dute. Martt pilIig.
Geber.-Warft fsit.
Yort.-Wartt itstig.
geef.-Wartt itetig.
Gut Weats.-Wartt itetig.
S9mal3. -Wdrtt ftstig. Raffinir.
tes itetig. COMPOUND itetis.
3alg. -Martt rubig.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT. - Wartt felt.
prima Sommer gslbss $7.37.
Moae. -Wartt itetig.
Sar3.-Wartt rubig.
5erpentin. -Wartt itstig. Wlaidtns
Barrels 48e.
Reis .-Wartt itetig.
MoIaFes. - Wurtt rubig.
3udsr r.-Rober felt. WoIafes 2.67e;
Centrifugal 1896; raffinirtsr itstig.
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per Tunns abeelisfert. Rau&fofe
Stiidfoblen $3.50, 4ntbrdcite $775
per aonne abasliefert. Gofe foftet
$6.00-6.5O per Spnne aboeliefert.
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0iebntdrfte.

gtntinnati, II. Suni.
3ufubr uno gsrianot ipGbrsnb Der
psrflohenen "a Stunoen, perslideu
nit ben porbergshenben 9 2asen, no.
,o,, ,r1;s foInl.
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| Nv ~ VI NN1s
Sbit uno 9.miiie.
qepfel.-6ancp aepfeI S4.25-
600, auserlei.ne $3.50-4.00 pergbI.
G;tronen.--Martt NOR sfetia.-
Sanep MeHina $4,000, Galifor,
mia $5.00-5.50 per &iite.
Srane.n-Wortt ruhia uub 't.'
tia. california $2.50-3.25, Sloris
ba $2.00-3.50 per aifte.
grbbee 81. Is
200 per Crate Don "a Quarts.
Gnanas. - Gubdniihe $1.75-
2.75 per Crate.
Rbabarber.-Ginbeimifdsr 10
-12e per Biinbel.
6eibelbeeren. - $4.50-5.00
per Crate Don 80 Quarts.
Stuhelbeeren. - $3.50 per
Grnte bon "a Quarts.
airf9en. - Ginbeimiide $1.50
-2.25 per Oraiper.
6im beeren.-$4.00 per Crate
bon "a Quarts.
Spargel.-ginbeimiihe 40
SOC Der Oubenb 9iinbeI.
aartoffeln. = Wartt felt. -
Cute Wlitigan $500, WistpRIin
$500. Sbio $500 per gu. bonn
9sIsiie unb $2.75-3.00 per gbl. bonn
Gtore.
Sunge Rortoffern. - sri,
umpb 5Ioribd 75e-S1.25 per 5ams
per unb S2.50-3.75 per 9bl.
Subfartoffeln. SibIi6e
S3.00-83.25 per 9bl. unb 75e-
$1.00 per CAMPER.
Sraut.-Wurtt rubtg. genneFee
$1.00-1.25 per Crate.
3ptebeIn. = ginbeimiI6e CRIME
5-ec per Sus.nS. 9egas ipeibs
$2.35-2.40 Der Crate.
glumen.ohI. = $1.75-2.oOI
per Outenb.
Griin neg gobnen. - UhiIiFippi
$1.40-1.75 per camper. 81
erbien. - ginbsimiite $1.5O-
ESQ per 2 gu. Scd.
3 mat toes. - SIoribu $1.o0-
$500 Der Crate BON 6 aorben.
q + l.-50-75c per 8bI.
Rotpe Riben.-Rep Orleans
30-35e per Susenb glnbel.
Stedriib Il beH.-$2.0O-2.25 per
Bbl.
Spinat. - Ginbeimiiter 3d.
75c per gbl.
2anbprobutte.
5eu.-Ro. l gimotbn $500
1875, Stanbarb 5imotbp $500
1875, go. 25imotbp $17.oO-1725, |
Ro. 3 DO. S15.00-15.75. alee: Rp. |
! semiidter $16.O0-17.00, go. Q |
$14.00-15.00, Ro. / Slee $13.50-l
14.00, go. 2 DO. $11.50-12.0O per |
sonne. aIfaIfa S16.5o-17.o0 per
5onne.
Rlblenfuitsr iIt ftetia. alsie
$24. .75-25.o0. WibbIina srobe $26 |
-26.50, DO. fsines S27OO-27.50, |
eemif9tss Guiter $25.5o-25.75.
SGmereien. - Rartt ite.iq.
$5.00-6.00 auf Dem gss
lsife unb $6.00-7.5O Der 8u. bonn
Store. 5imotbb 81. 40-1 80 auf bem
4eleife unb $2.00-2.55 per Blu. bonn
Store. guhfusiaen $1.00. 5la9s.
Iaamen $1.50 per gu. bonn Gtore.
@erfdiebenes.
Dels.-Wartt itetig. aeinSl 70.
aes 55c per galIpne in partien bon
5 8bl. getodtes 1c me6r. go. l
9arb0l 62c; Cotton Seeo Del raffis
tirtes 60c per @aIlone. Serpentin 53c
per 0dllone in partien bon Is
Barrels. peirOlsum, Sbio Carbon
100 Grab 10c. DO. $50 Grab 111c,
peabIiabt 175 Grab 128c. grotpn
Safolin zoe, Rdpbtd tic per 0aIIone
n partien Don 1---5 9bIs.
Q la.-Der Martt tn rubis. Ohio
RiDer $1.20. Mi1isan unb 2ltrpn
Der Dbl. bon 2S0 gIfunb.
Gala itetia. prima Gitn 6a-
'Ee, bo. Gountrp 55-6sc per piunb.
RobIen.-Worft tubig. Dough-
lioabenp $3.50-3.75, g2ub unb SIad
1925, Ranapbd GtiidiobIen $3.50
'.75. gIub unb SIa6 $2.25 - 2.35
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WDnt WeIomarrf.
Gineinnatt. Il. Sunni 1al4

6tnctnnaft, III. Sunt 1914.
DE WaHfrage nad Torlebsn mar nur
subsbentenb nnb 1sIb mar wilig. iyir
Tariebea ,pn eau. purben bon ben Ban.
fen - 4KsS berednet uno @eiddits.
papiers marbtn su b--696 bistontiri Die
WalIsr plaSifen SarIeben .on eal1 5u ~
unb anf Ssit " <K-sS.
s1sAid saf Nss usrF
paroen Su Bari 5wiIdsn ganlsn perfanft.
Die gounitrrais bstrdst soc gramis per
e1000
Bsafd axf enrsba
iinb fen. - Die foIssnsen luotirunseu
iinb " btrt6ttR:
1sneon foss eidi, $4.s9X per s; 90
9agt Sidt, ASH ytr G; garis, 8 fsae
st9t s14 Granes per s1se; 90 Tage Giaf,
6l1 GraHts per &1ee; fir GeutfdlanS, 4
8aSs Si3t, 4 Rarf SsK - 954. bo. so
dage Si4t, 94k-s44e.
Soenmsntarp Bills aaf 9onbon wurbsn
Al A.S4a4, aui 0tassop su $4.s4H uno aui
Ut!fat 81 e4.S4X uertauft.
ansss.cslissnsnss.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-09-05

the shoulders of the German tax payers to the extent of over one-fifth their annual incomes. While the marriage rate remained the same, it was noted at a congress of the An thropologic Society held in Nurem- berg last year that the system of two children" was making headway in Germany and had spread from the large cities to the rural districts. The war taxes will go higher, there will be heavy debts to pay. Modern war is more deadly than the old wars. It not only cuts off the flower of a na- tion faster, but it attacks and reduces unborn generations.-Ex.