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The true Democrat., 1914-02-14
LOUISIANA GETS FISH HATCHERY

Senator Thornton's bill appropriat-
ing $4,000 for the establishment of a
government fish hatchery in Louisiana
was passed by the Senate Tuesday.
The location of the hatchery is left
with the secretary of commerce. The
bill provides that Louisiana, through
proper legislative action, shall accord
the United States commissioner OF
fisheries the right to conduct fish
Matching within the boundaries of the
state.
The true Democrat., 1914-02-14

For three years man and a dog
have been travelling, sometimes afoot
and sometimes by wagon or automo.
bile, through the seventy thousand
square miles of the American Saba.
ra" of the Southwest, for the purpose
of placing signs that will direct tray.
elers-gold hunters, nature lovers, ad.
venturers, and men of science-to the
nearest water. For the lack of such
signs hundreds have died of thirst and
heat. Death Valley, one part of which
is almost FIVE hundred feet below the
level of the sea, is one of the hottest
places in the world The dog, a Sibe
rian bloodhound. is not only a com
panion for the man, but a valuable as
sistant, as his nose unfailingly detects
bad water.
The true Democrat., 1914-02-14

Doctor Dowling has started cru.
sade against fake doctors" and eye
doctors in ostate. This section is
continually visited by these assumed
doctors, eye specialists and few root
doctors that it would be good thing
to get rid of for the benefit of the peo.
pie, for the only good derived from
their treatment is the monetary con.
sideration they receive from their vic.
Tins Eunice Gall.
The true Democrat., 1914-02-14

4 friend in America once sent Rud
yard Kipling magazine from which
to, save postage, he first cut ali the
advertisements. Kipling wrote hin
please to send him the advertisements
next time and that if anything had tc
be cut out, let it be the reading mat
teri
The true Democrat., 1914-02-14

It's good thing to have money and
the things money can buy; but it's
good, too, to check up once in a while
and make sure you haven't lost the
things money can't buy-George Hor-
ace Latimer.
The true Democrat., 1914-02-14

DR.. Joseph Fischer, of Mannheim, Ger
many, reports in a Munich medical
weekly the discovery of cure for sea-
sickness An injection of atropin, he
claims, cures the worst cases of sea-
sickness, and leaves no i'll effects from
the use of the drug.
The true Democrat., 1914-02-14

The commission form of government
was defeated in Monroe, La, by ma.
jority Of 30. This is victory for May.
or Forsythe of that city, against whom
the fight was directed. In other words
the cat came back.
The true Democrat., 1914-02-14

"At this point" said the narrator,
"she broke down and wept scalding
tears"
MY goodness!" exclaimed listen.
Ier. "She must have been boiling over
with rage. The Pathfinder.
The true Democrat., 1914-02-14

Louisiana needs to let the other
states in the union know that it Is not
a mosquito hatchery nor is it bed Of
malaria, as is the impression in some
localities. 1t needs to acquaint farm.
ers, who are seeking better farms with
the fact that here in the center of the
Sunny South and the garden of Eden
there is a great future for them.-St.
Landry Clarion.
The true Democrat., 1914-02-14

Prof; A fool can ask more ques-
tons than wise man can answer.
Stude: No wonder SO many of US
funk in our exams. Penn State Froth.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-29
CHAS. D. DAVIS, FOR
SHERIFF, MAKING FRIENDS

Clas D. Davis. farmer and good
road booster IS a candidate for sher-
81. On the democratic ticket and be
is making q vigorous campaign FOR
the place
Davis has been a resident Of TO-
gan county for many years lie has
made a success of his chosen busi-
ness. farming and stock raising, and
viI make a success as sheriff OF Lo-
gan county if b. is nominated ant
elected Ills friends ia North Logan
and tn the city of Guthrie. where he
Is best known are working hard 90
secure for him -he nomination. d
nominated be win carry heavy yote
in tbe county iu the general election
and Rln materially strengthen Tie
Ucset When tle chamber of COM
morce and the citizens OF Guthrie
vere busy working the roads north
o. Guthrie last year. G.. ID. Davis did
mo-e wo-s tban au. other one mar
r. ais section and ron q legion of
friends en- Guthrie hs the saluable
help rendered 90 thar fine. Those
citizens ara noV boost'ug Charlie,
Davis Pol Adv
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-29
A Campaign Lie Nailed

PIE OF The state, and the good name
of Oklahoma City against explofts
ton by a bunch Of land spectators
| The record shows that Mr.. Thomn-
son took leading part in locating
the state capital permanently at OK
-ahoma City, aud that he vas :
strong supporter of Oklahoma Cly
at ali times and We challenge anv
and all land grafters end political
enemies alike-to SHOW by single
act Of his to the contrary ThomD
son Campaign Committee. By G. NJ
Masterson.
State Of Oklahoma, County OF Okla.
homa, IS.
The undersigned on oath say that
they and each or them received
through the mail the within circu-
lar headed: "A Campaign Lie Nail
J. Thompson not Against oklaho-
oa G ! for Capital" sent out to Ok
ahoma City voters from the Okla
homa City Thompson HEADQUARTERS
signed: Thompson Campaign Com
mittee, BY G. VI. Masterson." That
said Masterson is Thompson'g cam
paign manager, and that the citizens
Of Oklahoma City generally received
said circular letter.
Witness our hands this 2sth dav
Of July, 1914.
Elmer c Trueblood, Com. Of Acct
and Finance.
J. J. Bradley 425 So. sharteu
Mike Donnelley. 800 W. c. Capitol
Hill.
5 7. Franklin, SIS w. 9Th.
J. Z. Freeney IA W. 22nd ST
E. o. Robnett 5l9 East . St
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
ne undersigned authority. this 2sth
lay Of July 1914.
REESA WHALEN.
Notary Public in and for Oklahoma
County. State of Oklahoma.
SEAL
'iy Commission expires May %. 1alS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-29

10 tae Democrats ot logan ealn.r
NF name vGl 81 on tt- s-ata ae-
lot Il t5e primary eleeuou a- oar-
a.date fox rse Democratic 1ou.la Ion
for District 5esee m -a 81
dical District composed %. Logan
cad Payne counties
In t-at connection. - - sa rt
Z hsse resided al SrlHate- oas-
h1ma. 90 nearly tvel.r -toa- sears.
engaged n he general practice ~
the aR am 81 sears cd. have
been lawyer f1r more taan q sears.
and with university education be-
hlnd his experience. 3 believe 2 an
comreteut IS perform ne duties of
hn rm with a3IHt economy
snt -...-.rIsa le the people ln gene
D.l $40 the Bills
.rnru's presen. eolrt bus
ue H - eioPmsnt ~ Cush-
fne rf M on fields is eglal %
thsf e. county. but ever siace
ihr uon 81 Oklahoma Terri
$685. Ike slrlt judge q Payne
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-29

= door in the palace of Justice and drove
away in an automobile unobserved.
NJ Cilaux left by the main en-
trance on the arm OF his devoted
friend, Deputy Pascal Ceccaldi. amid
mingled sneers ana boots.
Thus ended the most sensational
trial in Parisian courts in years. Each
day provided its dramatic thrill and
although the verdict has been pro-
nounced. the final outcome can not
he foretold
The court session Tuesday was de-
voted to speeches by counsel. Nine.
Caillaux entered the prisoners dock
Gale and worn She collapsed dur
ing the address of N. Chenu, who
scored her bitterly.
The tone OF the speech of Jules
HarbauX, pTocurator- general, was un-
usually mild To the jurors he said:
Your duty as the defenders of the
interests OF society requires you to
find a verdict of guilty but no one
expects you to be pitiless."
Keep Anger for Foreign Enemies.
Maitre Labor. who came last, de-
livered masterpiece Of passionate
eloquence He closed amid a tempest
OF applause. saving.
My wish is that Nine. Canlaux
shall leave here acquitted and that
the press shall be purified Let Us
keep our anger for our enemies
abroad"
DeD ons trations against the Gail
aux verdict occurred in several
j aces Tuesday night. In the boule-
Yards large and excited crowds dis
,ussed the case and when the YER
iict came there we're cries OF
Down with Caillaux,'
In one section mounted republican
guards assisted the police in quelling
ne disturbance. Many police riot
.alls We're reported throughout the
lay
Maurice and Jean Rostand. sons Of
he dramatist. were among those ar
ested
The Figaro office was the scene OF
demonstration.
After dining az home with her hus-
and and a few friends. Nine. Gail
aux received a number OF close ac-
Iuaintances
IL is Maitre Laaori." she said. 20
whom ] owe the good fortune 70 be
rec. Tie pleaded today with all his
inc talent and 2 am profoundly
rateful 10 him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-29
political Advertising. ,

Thompson not against Oklahoma
City for capital
The journals of the state senat
prove his friendship.
Record OF Hon J. 3 Thompson a.
state senator with reference to III,
location of the state capital At ok
lahoma city
Senator Thompson introduced Sen
ate Bill No. !, providing for the per.
manent location of the state capita
at Oklahoma City. November 2Sth
1910, senate journal page Is
AS chairman of the capital location
committee, he reported fayorably the
bill locating the state capital per-
manently al Oklahoma City, Decem-
Der 18th, 1910, senate journal, page
90.
AS chairman of the capital location
committee, he introduced senate CON
current resolution No. 8, accepting
the proposition OF Harm. McMechan
and Others. for free capitol site and
building, December 18th. 1910. SEN
ate journal. page "a.
AS chairman of the capital loca-
ton committee. he reported favor
ably house bill No. 9. authorizing the
governor to accept the present site
for the state capitol building, De-
cember 18th, 1910. senate journal,
page 14O On the passage by the
senate Of the bill locating perman-
emily. the state capital at Oklahoma
City. Senator Thompson was appoint
ed a special committee OF one. 10
transmit the enrolled copy Of the bill
10 the speaker for his signature, and
thence to the governors office, De-
cember 18th. 1910. senate Journal. |
page 172.
Is a member OF the capital location
committee. Senator Thompson re-
-orted in favor OF canceIing all con-
tracts with Harm. McMechan and
others. and locating the capital at a
place in the heart Of Ok
ahoma City. and building it at the
expense Of the state. and he intro
duced "a resolution to that effect.
February 10th, 1913. journal pages |
49,. March Sd. 1913. senate journal |
Pages 7O4-5.
When the parties Offering free
ute and building sought TO avoid the
of their contract and
t the same time retain al benefits
.ccruing TO themselves hereunder.
fr. Thompson refused 10 consent on
ehalf Of the taxpayers OF the state.
nd thus sought to protect the peo-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-29
MADAME
ACQUITTED
Of MURDER
JURY IN CAlLLAUX CASE IN
PARIS RETURNS NOT
GUILTY VERDICT

Paris. July 29.-Mme Henriette
Caillaux was acquitted Tuesday night
5y a jury in the court OF assizes on
the charge OF the murder, March l6,
last Of CASTOR Calmette, editor Of
he Figaro. The verdict was return
I'd after fifty minutes deli5eration
The announcement was followed Dy
be- widest tumult
Nine. Callaux staggered and then
hrew her arms about the neck or
her counsel Ferdinand Labor. Her
lair feu over her shoulders and her
nat fell to the floor. The spectators
stood upon desks and chairs Cries
1f "Caillaux, Iabori,' and "Caillaux,
Assassin" mingled
The din was deafeninG Several
groups of barristers came 10 blows
and the republican guards, trying 40
-eparate them. joined in the melee
TIE spectacle Of Labor and Chen1,
he latter counsel for the Calmette
'amily. embracing each other calmed
be mmult for a moment but it was
-edoubled when they left with Nine
-aflanx
Unable TO make himself heard. tn
residing Judge. with the other judges.
marched from the room. The adyo-
,ates took complete possession Of the
court. some mounted the judges
Cess and harangued the crowd The
guards then cleared a portion Of the
room and comparative quiet vas re-
stored. judge Albanel returned AMI
read the judgment. ordering the re-
lease OF Mime. Caillaux
Cries q murderess-
Shaken Rlth emotion. Nine Call
Iaux departed by the witness door
She ooyered her face with her hands
be- 10 10 shield herself from the furi-
BUS cries or ~murde-ess," By way OF
several narrow corridors and hack
.tair cases she reached = small side
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-29

the courts business, the early trial
OF every criminal case and the dis
posal OF all matters at The earliest
possible date, 10 the end that taxes
be lowered money saved the people
and respect for the court Increased
as its burdens lessen II your taxes
are TOO high. efficient administration
Of yonr courts viii help TO lower
them And although living in Payne
county ! win spend a least half my
time in Logan county ii IL be neces
sary in my duties
I will be grateful for your support
at the primary Sincerely yours
Freeman h. Miller
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-29

aIr aa- resided IL far.rs. eF.
aae wear -.-c- .ate1oaG
ae county has --ter aaf p resl-
..t district judge Etea mis- year
candidates cf -le Republican RE
ra--.--ee and tae socialist parties
reside a- Guthrie md ul ouly
orert a-.1es - Gutar-es r
I seem .ra, = AL fairness these
.lor- eaeat .e 3 PASSED around az
ie4-t once ta rs gears j am me
sn's Payne county man asking ne
nomination
aas tbe nominee 0- the party in
81, I.t-.c. -olr year. aeo. ubeu
here ass u5 chance 81 au election
ana ao one else cared 10 enter the
race Tile returns sloa uat p y01r
county ran aassd of ths ticket This
Ee4- flere ma te some chance for
Democrat t0 be elected. ana ff nom
mated Hil make Egat f0r e.ec-
ton that Tll pln
~ elected 60 tis office. 3 pledge
5 promgt and efficient pis1sich %
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-29

The CORPORATION commission toda-
heard complaints charging dlscrimi
nation as flied against tie Mlmken
Refinery company az NinlH - the
Nowata -Bar.leEFille T0oducers' asso-
clauon. This is rle ease where IN
Commissloner HenshaW threatened
reoeivershiD for the refinery if q
failed in complying with the law and
orders o. the commission
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-29
q snEgssxEknnsasss

y l. L. Billings. Dealer m Gnd ,
n shipper u Guthrie Mineral Wells q
= Water. Shipments made 70 any
q point n the United states .
= Phone co. Res. 9ls E Harrison >
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-29
FOLEY A1HARTIC TABLETS
Aee' ''onsoh S~eet Liver Aose Bowls Pesulsr
SxEEEEEzaxEnunws

T. c. VlNsoN y
= The time 10 take care OF the y
3 hair IS while YOU have II. Elec- z
= tric Face and Scalp Massage. 2.
= Scalp Treatment a specially. r
- Hair cut 25c. ll9 So. First y
= street Stop IN for a scaln n
= treatment ~
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-29

Letter fles for sale a. The Lssder
stfice. Price &c. foT sloS.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-07-29

Don't advertise on telephone poles
Helm keep Guthrie clean.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22

SrsO. Jorbiesr, 26 Sabre alt.
9lo. 545 pite Strabe ipobnbaft, MUIR
be bonn poliseidef Goot in st. Sbo=
mas in 0bbut senpmmsn, ba sr iih
in Iouberbar.r Weife bsnabm.
Die pferhe zines gincinnatier
ablisferunsspasens iteuien an Der 8.
unb Moumoutb Strabs unS nabmeu
MeiBaus. Wiit tnappsr glptb sntsins
bas 9eipann elmer 3ulliiion nit elmer
RansirmaIdine an Der SaratosdStr.
Die pferbe purben an Der 6. Strabe
unb @nibinston ape. gum Stsben se.
bru4t. Der Wagen purOe fart be-
'i9GSigt.
W. %, Ware iibertrug an Sane
WeIfb cine Got an Der Yorf Strube.
- Ni9plaus Dosesnborf, 81, unb
Selen Gbimer, q, beib, BON gincins
natl srIangten einen Stirotbsidsin.
ssm gountpseriht ipuroe Der
fall bon glnton DietriG, Giienarbei'
ter. DON Der Sbornton Strabe, untel
Beratbuna aenommen. Gr foil uuI
glntrag Der SunlatitntsgeieIihaft se-
stpunsen tperoen. fir ieinen Sbn, q
Sabre aIt. Der Elm ariippel TIT, su for,
gen. Der Batter srilarte. asB isir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22
GastDa mnS Seuesxe.
Ginlueibnng Der ct. gernarbs atrde
I'm gantpn. ~,

Worgen 8ormittug I'm $50 llbr
miro General 9itar 5erbinanb
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fir bic ct. 5ran5istus @emeinbe in
SuptDn erbdut purpe, unter ents
fprecbenbsn Seierli6teitsn einipeiben.
I'm 10 llbr tpiro bann Rep. @reifens
tamp, Rettpr Der neuen Stride, Elm
feierIi6ss Sofamt eelebriren unb
tpiro bonn ReO. Stspbun S4rflio als
Diaton unp Rep, &loitermann als
Subbiaton, bsibe Don Der ct. Ste
pbanus Stride in Ienpprt, afIiitirt
tperosu. Hep. Somes 6. @orep.
&an3ler BEG gifdofs Waes, funsirt
bel Der ganssn 5eisr ais Geremoniens
iHsiiter uno iperben iid an Der 5eier
cine 4nSabl prieiter rer llmeegenb
betbeiligen. Die Seitprebigt bdlt
Rep. 9. GbrDioftomus Siterreioer.
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li9sn Seier gebt cine sroBe parabe
ppraus, bic ii9 I'm s llbr Sonntag
Worgen in 8eipegung iest unb fols
genbe Marf6linie einbalten Dirb:
8pn Der g. alp. CUR Glap Strabe; 5ur
5. 2lO:; aur Terrace aO.; 5ur 8. Ip.;
CUR D'5aGon 9lp.; 5ur pOplar Str;
CUR @aibineton 3d.; our Center
Strabe; our 5aplor qlO.; aur Poplar
Strabe, aur Wafbinston 4o.; CUR
GairFieIb 2lp.; our 6. go.; our Wiain
Strabe; sur 5. 9tp. unb CUR &irte.
Die Burger iinb eriuft, auf Der
Maridlinie lire 6dufer au oetorireu.
Serr @eorg Mebmana III Der Grobz
mari6au Der parabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22

9udsr.-prsils fd,pdhsr. Raffinirs
ter Gut Goaf s.85e; poubereb 1856;
gubes Sc, granulirter 7.57e; Goufecs
TONERS ,MS 1856; Off .gs 7.40e;
lpsibsr Ttra .G1 7.2oc; egtra ~g1
II.
MoIaffeg IN ifeiia.--Refp Orr
leans Open Rettls 3845c, gentrifus
gal 18-20e psr @alIpne.
Refs. - GDuiIiuna. gdnrn 6sab
q Tie. primu 6a--6te. orbinSrsr 4t
--5e. sSopan 4a-4st per pfunb.
Datrr prpbuIte
Butter. - Wdrli yuhia. lreiie
fsit. Mbolemill Gytru 34c. Gen.
trnli5ebGrtru 31le. Gtniraliseb syiriis
275 2S1c, bo. Seconds 23-24e,
iyanrp Dairp 23e, alodtHg Gtod
20Ac per pfunb.
Raft Mortt feit. Sbio 16ac,
glprbipeiilider 161-l7c. Rem gori
17ae, G1tpsi5er 20 33c, bc. Bird
161e, aimburssr lac per plumb.
GitL Wnrit fsfs. prima
frif@e 6ilbnsreisr 22Ae. firits 20ae,
crbiudre firits 17As, Issonbs 15ac per
Dubsnb.
GeflIseI. - 3ufptr mdbis,
Mdrtt fisiis. Gprinssrs BON 2 g)fb.
unb boriibsr 17e. unter 2 pfunb
16s, Sennsn 13--13Ae s6Gbne 9Ae,
9ruthibner 10-20r, Gulls Sc, iunee
Gnim 1o-12c. GSnfs 6--8c per pfS.
Dbt unb gsmafe
Junes MepfsI. - Mlnibsn
Hlufb, trtra fdntp $3.50 800 Der
8bl.; WOlf Nipsr $500 1926 p<r
4bl.; einheimif1e 50--l75s per Nu.;
pounb Mopal $2.50--275 Der gbl.;
Gummsr Heuflolpsr $2-26-2.50 per
Dbl.; GUNNER Ausens $2.25-2.50
per Dbl.
tronsn.--mnrif NOR rfia.--
1onrp Menind $3.50 $50, GaIifors
MIA $500 $50 pet Riite.
Ltunasn--.Jlrrif rutig unp 10.
tig. California $3.O0---3.60 per aiiit.
&nands.-TIoriba $500 SEQ
Der Grats bon ~.
@ pftrlfme.elta. Qlberta, Der
Crate $1.50 .75s 1unsHse Gfbers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22

prsiie fielen besbalb I'm 1Oc per 100
pfunb. Der Wlartt f9lob fdpad. =
Sdipsre Snpeine bon 250pfunb unb
dufipdrts $500 -9.15, guk Bis auss
srleItne .Werpadungss unb JlsilAers
iorten $9--9.25, orbindre bts auser.
leiene iHipere fette Sdue S5.75-
8.05, Grtra $8.10-8.15, 9taas S4.s
so $50, leihte 9erfanbtiorten $8.s
65 9.25, Gsrfel BON no plumb unb
fpenigsr $5.75-8.25.
Shafe feunb 2dmmer.-Die
3ufubr mar beuie sering unb S4afe
ftiegsn I'M 10 -25c, GGmmer aber
blieben ftetig. = S9afe: grtrd lei9te
SIS, quite BIG auserlefsne $4.5O-4.90,
oroindre Biz fair $2.75 = 4.25,
i9ipere Shdfe $4.00-4.5O. 2ammer
$5.50-8.75, guas $4.50-5.25
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22

sSames 8. Sdnlpr an CUNT Str
8. ii. 3. 60, 1880.
2i9drb Is. Cobb an National g.
u. Co., $3.50.
8erielbe an Georee g. Goote.
$1,000.
George 6offmnn an Gbebiot 3. II
6. &c., $4,000.
9ictoria Shannon an Dm. 3
Nienaber, $500.
8etilgte 5ppotbsten.
Biaiaro g. pri6arb an @lifabetf
6. Simlid, 1924.
gliid6etb @refpe an 9bomas 8,
Smith II. o., 1925.
8ieielbe on German 4merican 6
Il. 9. 60. $500.
2lrtbur 6. 6olbt an Soutberr
Sbio 8. u. 8. Co., $17o0.
eSo9n g. g)ungblutb an pleafani
Rioge .. u. 6. 60, $500.
2aprence 8. O'Msara an Safleg
Smpropeb 9, u. 6. Co., $2500.
Dilliam 8. Woobparb on 8onb
6ia 9. u. 50, $145o.
4rtbur 0uffp an Mi4ael WuIlsn,
$500.
waaub q. Cor an wapsrs p. 60.
oper, $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-22

Rinbpieb.-9k Rdhfraee mar
heute cine CUTE unb bic g}rtiIe ipdren
ttstis Bis itart. aluserIefene ihpers
Stiers fnb niht i'm Wlartte. - Stof.
iers unb Getbers iinb In gutter Rad,s
frass unb itttis. ebsnio WsilHtiibe.--
Mittlsrs unb ibipers Stiere $3.50
8, jhipsre IND gsgp RI ff fIff
9. DdIen $3.50. sgIeiidersGt
$5.50-7.75. auserlslens Bis grtra
$7.H-S.25, Seiitrs S4.50-7.65.
Gytra $7.s5-S.00, siibe S3.50-6.s
%. ausrIsisne bis Grira $6.35-7,
Gamers $3.25-4.65, Stoders unb
lyssbers $5.757.75, GiodsSeifers
$3.50 $50. Stod Riibe $3.50 -
$50.
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