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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-07-10
MORTGAGES AND ASSUMES
A1 OF MORTGAGEE SALE OF A
VALUABLE FARM
On Deer Park Road about miles south
OF East View, known a. the ''Bartho-
low Farm, in Carroll County. Md.


Of East View, known a. the ''Bartho-
low Farm, in Carroll County Md.
Bp virtue of the power of sale con
tanned in mortgage from William G.
Bartholow and Julia g. Bartholow, his
wife, to w. Frank Thomas and
Joseph E, Hunter, recorded among the
Real Estate Mortgage Records of Car
roll County, in Liber O. p. G., No. 81,
folio 140 &C., and BY virtue Of the power
Of sale contained In mortgage from
William @. Bartholow and wife, to The
Westminster Savings Bank, dated Oc-
tober 18th, 1900, and recorded among
said mortgage records in Liber J. II. B.
No. "A, folio 4l3, and duly assigned to
w. Frank Thomas and Joseph 4. Hun
ter, both of which mortgages are filed
in cause No. 4787 Equity, in the Circuit
Court for Carroll County, the under
signed as mortgages and assignees Of
mortgage, will offer at public sale On
the land herein described and now occu-
pied by Hershall Ford, tenant, on
TUESDAY, JULY 21st, 1914,
at O'Clock, p. M, all the land and
said mortgages, known as the ''Bartho-
low Farm A, containing
lbs ACRES, 2 ROODS AND p PER
CHES, MORE OR LESS,
situated On the Deer Park Road, about
miles south Of East View, adjoining
Lewis III. Stocksdale's farm, in Carroll
County, Maryland; it being the same
land conveyed BY George McHenry Bar
tholow and wife to William c. Bartho-
low and Julia G. Bartholow, his wife,
BY deed dated October goth, 1900, and
recorded among the land records of
Carroll County, in Liber j. II. B., No.
81, folio 448. The improvements As=A
thereon consist of a two-story .E5G5
Dwelling House, good barn and all nee
essary outbuildIngs, and is one Of the
most valuable farms in Carroll County
Terms of Sale :-S500.0 90 cash on day
of sale, balance to be paid on the ratifi-
cation Of sale BY the Court, or these
terms may be changed to suit purchaser,
BY applying to Ivan l.. Huff, Attorney
w. FRANK THOMAS,
JOSEPH E. HUNTER,
Mortgages & Assignees of Mortgagee-
IVAN /. HoFF, Attorney. jun &c
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-07-10

By virtue of the power and authority
contained in mortgage from William
r. Deutscher and wife, dated June 20,
1913, and recorded in Liber 0. d. G.,
No. 62, folio PIT &C., the undersigned,
Attorney and Agent named in said mort
gage, will offer at public auction at the
Court House door, Westminster, Md, on
SATURDAY, JULY Is, 1914,
at 10 o'clock, a. m, the land and prem
ises described in the SAID mortgage,
containing THIRTY ACRES and SEW
ENTEEN SQUARE PERCHES of land,
more OF less.
This property is situated on Sam 5
Creek, New Windsor District, Carroll
County, Maryland, about one-eighth Of
a mile from school and store, four miles
from New Windsor, containing about
one hundred fruit trees and is in fine
state of cultivation. The improvements
consist of two story eight room -
house, new barn, good wagon shed, -
poultry house and other necessary out
buildings, all in excellent condition.
There is excellent water near the resi-
dence.
Terms OF Sale :-One-third cash on
the day Of sale, or upon the ratification
thereof, one-third in one year and one
third in two years, to be secured by the
notes of the purchaser with approved
security, bearing interest from the day
of sale, or all cash at the option of the
purchaser.
CHARLES o. CLEMSON,
Attorney and Agent named in said
Mortgage. june 26-ts
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DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE FARM

ty, Maryland, under a Power of
Sale in Mortgage.
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MILLER'S.

A very pleasant day was spent at
the home Of Thomas Martin last Sun
day, when all their children and
grandchildren were home, where. a
happy reunion was held. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. Pleasant Fowble, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Murray, OF Baltimore;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tawney, of
Trenton; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Stump,
Misses Erma, Hilda, Elya and Hazel
Martin, Eirgie and Elsie Fowble,
Pauline Murray, Hazel Martin, Agnes
Tawney, Madeline Stump; Messrs.
Vernon Murray, Thomas Martin, Jr.,
Raymond and Vernon Martin, Gilbert
FOwble, Earl and Charles Murray and
Nelson Garrett.
George Hoover and wife spent sew
eral days the past week at Baltimore
and Ocean City. The former attend
ed the Letter Carriers Convention
at Ocean City.
Miss Minnie Zepp spent the Fourth
among relatives at Hanover, Pa.
Allan Eppley, Of Newark, n. j.,
visited his sister, Mrs. George
Hoover. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hare are en-
tertaining summer boarders from
Baltimore at their beautiful resi-
dence.
Edward Miller, OF Baltimore, visit
ed his aunt, Mrs. George Albaugh, on
Saturday.
Mrs. Hoffnagle is visiting heI
children at Baltimore.
Mrs Charles Hoffnagle and Miss
Laura Hoffnagle, Of Baltimore, visit
ell Mr.. and Mrs. William Kelbaugh
Saturday and Sunday.
AIr. and Mrs. j. Z. Richarts and
Edward Bollinger and wife enter
tanned Baltimore friends over the 18th.
Mrs. Seipp entertained large num-
Der Of friends over the Fourth.
Misses Bessie and Ruth Wiseman,
of Baltimore, visited William Hos
field and wife the past week.
HOratio Bortner and wife, Of Han
over, Pa, spent a week visiting his
mother, near here.
II. Nj. Hare and wife, OF Baltimore
visited Samuel Hare and wife Sun
day.
Miss Marie Stansbury, Of Balti-
more, is visiting Miss Minnie Hoover
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MANCHESTER.

The great independence day is
passed. III was spent quietly by most
or our citizens. The safe way OF
celebrating it has eliminated the noise
that was one of the features of the
day The lack of casualties surely
iustifies the change. We are all fond
of the manner In which the day was
generally spent. Quite a number OF
ladies and gentlemen spent the day
picnic style in Miss Margaret Furh-
mans orchard a nice luncheon was
served and good social time enjoy
ed The base ball team celebrated
the Fourth with two games of ball in
the afternoon and festival at night.
The Pikesyille boys were too weak
for the home team, both games going
to Manchester. The first game was
3 To y second 8 to 8. Quite a large
crowd assembled in the hall at night
where the Back woods band rendered
their choice selections of music Good
behavior and lot of fun closed the
evening with a nice sum to be added
to the base ball account.
The Sun Shine Society held its
festival last Thursday evening at the
home of DR. Jacob Sherman The
lawn was decorated with Japanese
lanterns and bunting. The tables
were most inviting with flowers and
ferns. All the things were disposed
o. we failed to hear the receipts.
Mr.. Thurb Wentz received a painful
burn last week. He has been in the
employ of Mr.. Harry Rooms, pro-
prietor of the Franklin House. Mrs:
Rooms was rendering soap tallow,
which caught fire and Mr.. Wentz
grabbed the pan OF burning fat and
spilled it over his hand and arm. He
has been under medical treatment
since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Houck, daughter,
Helen, and son, Gardner, Mr.. Charles
Eiller and Mr.. VIII Culp, all OF Balti-
more, spent the Fourth at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Cornelius Miller.
Miss Fannie Ross had as her guests
over the Fourth, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hutchens, Fl. Bartlett and J. Nj. Mot
ter, all Of Baltimore.
HIr Hickman Myers and daughter,
Elizabeth, and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
l.aber, Miss Irene Osborn, Miss Bloom
and Mrs. Mary Jaeger spent the
weeks end at the home Of Miss Mar
garet Furhman.
8Ir and Mrs. Breck Shaw and sons,
VI -tId.B al z flo1l1hS 4hL
John LaMOtte and sisters.
Mr. Frank Beme and wife, of Balti-
more, are visiting Miss Selma Lynard.
Mr. Charles Warner, Of Baltimore,
spent few days with friends.
MIS-. Preston, formerly of this
place, but now residing in Hampstead,
was operated On last week at the
Church Home Infirmary, Baltimore. The
operation was quite serious one. Al
tnis writing she is resting as COM
fortably as can be hoped for.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Lutheran Church will hold festival
August LIST.
We are glad to state that the West
Indies cigar factory, that had been
closed for some time, will reopen
next week.
Miss Fannie Ross entertained We'd
nesday evening in honor of her home
guests, Mesdames Hutchens, Bartlett
and Motter.
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MARY M. MYERS.

late Of Carroll County. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated. to the subscribers
On or before the 18th day of January. 1916 they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all bene-
fit Of said estate.
Given under our hands this 18th day Of June
1914.
JOHN "a. MYERS,
GEORGE G.. MYERS.
June i9-4t Administrators.
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MICHAEL M. WILHELM,

late OF Carroll County, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned To exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated to the subscribers.
on or before the 18th day of January. 1915, they
may otherwise by law be excluded from NIL benefit
of said estate.
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TF you suffer PILES send 30 cents for
- Ak W On, OINTMENT 1;f MliI glye
paid George Akisson go Guilford Ave,
Baltimore, Md. j124t#
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We Have Stacks of Lumber

for every purpose. Are you going to
build this season. Do you contemplate
repairing or remodeling your home or
factory buildings. IL SO, be sure and
get OUR LUMBER.
You can rely on the quality and our
large supply makes it possible for you
to obtain whatever you wish in the way
Of Building Materials.
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Porch and Stair
Work, Roofing Slate, Paroid Roofing,
Neponset Paper and Wall Board, Plas-
ter and Plaster Board, Security" Ce-
ment, Sand, Stone etc.
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SALE
= OF A VALUABLE
FARM
In Union Bridge District, Carroll
County, Mary and.

! BY virtue Of a decree Of the Cir
cult Court for Carroll County, in
cause No. 4711 Equity, wherein Han
nah Nj. Reese ct al. are plaintiffs and
! J. Lewis Reese ct al. are defendants,
7 the undersigned Trustees will offer
at public sale, upon the premises,
hereinafter described on
Y SATURDAY, AUGUST 1st, 1914,
at o'clock pm, all that VALUABLE
K FARM containing
.1511a ACRES, MORE OR LESS,
situate in Union Bridge district, Car
roll county, Md, on the road from
Log Cabin Branch to Bark Hill, two
miles northeast Of Union Bridge and
two miles north Of Linwood, adjoining
the lands of Jacob Gladhill, Jasper
Garner, Theodore Burlington and 9TH
\ ers, formerly occupied by Lewis n.
Reese and now occupied by Edward
Hahn. This is most desirable farm,
improved BY new Weatherboarded
and Brick dwelling (slate roof and 3
porches), large bank barn, with
\ steel roof, large barrick with steel
roof, wagon shed, corn cribs,
ice house, wash house, dairy, hog
house and all other necessary out
buildings, with water at the house
and barn, and running water in every
\ field About $50 acres of this land,
limestone, slate and red land, is in
/ the highest state of cultivation, Is
acres in the finest timber, and, ar orch
ard Of splendid fruit. This Is a rare
opportunity for anyone wishing to
purchase valuable and productive
farm, as it is one of the best in the
county.
4 Terms Of Sale:-One-third cash up
on the day Of sale or upon the rati-
tication thereof by the Court, and the
residue in two equal payments OF one
and two years from the day of sale;
or all cash at the option of the pur-
chaser; the credit payments to bear
interest from the day Of sale, and to
be secured by the notes OF the pur-
chaser, with approved security.
HARRY O. REESE,
EPHRAiM J. REESE,
Trustees.
F. a. Lawrence. auctioneer.
jul3-5t z. o. Weant, Solicitor
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WILLIAM III. WILHELM
FRANKLIN III. WILHELM.
june Ig4t Administrators.
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1.-THE LOCUSTS,"
A Fine Farm situated i'm Freedom
District For Sale.

| will sell privately the fine tarni
known as .The Locusts" owned by Mrs.
A. p. Gordon Cumming and containing
about POS ACRES. The Mansion House
was burned this spring, the other i'm
provements consist Of tenant house, the
wagon shed, barrack and all other nee
essary outbuildings: About 10 Acres
of it is meadow land. Water is pump
ed by gasoline engine to the buildings.
Plenty Of fruit, shrubbery, &C: 1t is
located about mile from the new state
road and about four miles from Sykes
vile. Possession can be given at once.
Write or call upon
GUY w. STEELE,
Attorney,
July II If Westminster. Md.
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TO CREDITORS.

This ia to give notice that the subscribers have
obtained from the Orphans Court Of Carroll Coun-
ty. in Maryland. letters of Administration on the
Personal Estate of
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CHARLES D. CLEMsoN-Attorney
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In Doubt.

is young Softly drinking or prac-
Using law2"
What do you mean?"
III heard him telling somebody late
" that he was having considerable
practice at the bar"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-07-10

Largest Sale Of Any Medicine Ia The World.
Sold everywhere. I'm boxes, Zoe, 25c.
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SMITH & REIFSNlDER.

&. A. STROUT, Farm Agency.
EDWARD w. CASE, Manager.
2l1 East Main Street,
Westminster, Md.
@. & P. Phone, 122.
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TO CREDITORS.

This III to give notice that the subscribers have
obtained from the Orphans Court Of Carroll Coun-
ty. Maryland, letters OF administration on the Per
sonal Estate of
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-07

li9 tamen bic pioniers. llnD bolb
itanb Der dubsre @utsbof in Glammsn.
Qbsr aus Dem unperIebrten SebGuoe
innen i4ofen bic 3erls nit betpunoes
runssnertbem S9ueiO auf jeosn, Der
bortan. Die Sa9e fling an, lan9ipeis
Zig au iperben. Das tbun. S9liebli6
tpurbe Der ganae Sof umitellt unb be-
f9loHen, bas Wittelgebduoe 5u ipren>
gen. Die 9iOnisre iastsn uuf Rabern
oupon, neue SonDgranaten gu holen.
Mtr purpen an alien Sboren poittrt.
Sd ftarb nit meinen feds Ufann an
einem 56or nit i9ubbereitem &drds
biner, angefpannt ben tugbea srleu6s
teten Sboreingung beobadtenb in Der
grnartung, bas jsben 9lu9enblid cine
unbeitimmte 4n5abl @ngldnbsr aus
bre6en piirbs. Der Rau9 bib in
Wluno, Raie, Qugen. Bon Oben tDits
li9es gtab. 90 tanoen pie etlpa brei
Stunben. Die 2eute lieB i6 alls Bier
tslftunbe abl0ien. gnblid tommen bic
pioniere tpieosr unb begannen lire ge>
fabrpolle Qrbeit. sic mubten on bas
Saus ran unb lie tamen ran, obpoAl
bic Sniafen pisber f6oiieu. Srei
8omben batten bereits eetpirft. Wohl
ituno nod Die 9dlfte Des Sauies. Ia
tonte pl0Blid in gebro4enem Seuti9
Der Ruf: nNir balten's ni4t mebr
aus, mir tpollen uns erseben. Dir ba@
ben's Bis gum leBten DerIu6t, unfere
Strait 1T gu gnbe," llnb i9on eri4ol
@.'s Stimme, Der man bic freubise
Grrsgung unmertte: ,Sprengpatronen
meg, Der SffiSier nit erbobenen Or
men alein beraustommen" gr fam.
Elm enslii9er S6erit unb elm Major
unb nod "a Mann. Die Sadie mar
au Gnbe. Rai9 piiitirt, oann auf Ga
8aiee, no bersits 24o Gnsldnber in
Der Stride gsfansen iaBen. Die erite
Grase Der @efangenen mar, ob mir
aud iSren6 Solbiers gefaneen bGtten.
Damn mubten mir gu SUB nd9 Ga
gaFee, cine Stunbe, bic gnslGnber
i'm 5rodnen mitten auf Der Strabe,
mir i'm Ored an ibrer Settle. IS mar
stsl6aft, uno id mar pDllis tot, als
mir IN 6. dntamen.
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iinb. aber penn iie periuden. iid uns
gleifsuite1sn, bd tperDen mir aud lil>
fere Romplimente ni4t mehr ber7
fdpenben. Die obige grfabrung bat
ii9er man9er in gnstarb senladt. IS
lit nidt tpeiter sritaunlid, oab Der
Oeutf4e, Der DON aqen europdffasn
@lfsrn Der ungeIdidteite 1T, freube
Usast.n 5u lelsn, ii4 Durd enslii9e
2iebenspiirbisteiten oft taui4en lieb.
Befremblid iif man9mal bod nur,
tpie lange iih 2euts tduIden liebsrl.
bic sebn, stpansis Sabre in bem Qanns
gelebt batten, unb bic BEN gnsldn0er
eine gang anbere 4rt bes Dentsns
unb Giiblens Suf6risben als er that
id6li9 bsiab. @ir baben bieie aeuts
sefpro9en, als fie @nfang pier wfitte
Qluguit aus bem feinbli9en Snieaanbe
auriidtamen unb nun febr betpeslih
BON ibren tGuf4ungen reoeten. Be
ionbers bic .beutf4e Srauenipelt, unb
bier gerabe bic tntellettueGlen areiie,
iparsn jabrelans DON elmer rii6renben
SGuFionsfdbdsteit ssssniiber gneldna
bern. Wiirbe mon nun tpenisitens odrs
aus fiir bic 3eit mad benz Grieoen Die
2ebre aisbsn. bab man ii9 Dor nidts
70 Iebr in 46t nebmen foa ala Dor
snsliiaen ais6enspiirbisteitfn! Senn
nebs, ipenn bic Mdste fdat! Damn
fpirb man INNER fiHbsn, Oab Der porz
nsbme, bisirste, 70 DObler5Ogene uno
tpo9lgepfleste Gentleman DOT gefpiiisn
Ga4lasen iid nidt anbers benimmt,
als tpifoseporoens Gremplure aus Ell
ner Wienaserie, aus beren @ebriill gu
gerpiHen Gtunben mir beutlib bOren:
.Wsin 5uttsr! SD min mein 5utter
babsn! Wan fpirb mir bod ni4t mein
5utter pertiir3en2!!"
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Die 9euti6e alrbeit, cine IN 8raa
eri6einetloe Wonatsi9rift, tbeilt et'
uen grief eines engliidlen 8elebrten,
Der Wlitglieb oes &oIonialinititits IN
2onbon unb 9ebrer am SrierltaIii6en
Senrinur IN Berlin mar, nit:
Sebr seebrter Serrl @ieIen Ganf
fir Ssbren Iiebensrpiiroigen 8rieL i6
iebe oarnus, baB sic bod Der 0tei'
nnng iino, oaB bas fein populGrer
Rrieg lit in ENGLAND. Sic baben pol.
Iig reht! 2eioer lit bag engIiide @plt
blino, es ipeiB ni6t, mas es tbut.
lInb oas liegt oaran: es gibt penige
Menideu in GnsIanD, melfe 3eilti6'
lamb pirfIi6 fennen; bas lit tbeilpei'
ie oaruus sI erflaren, oab mir eug-
IGnber nidt Seuti9 fpre6sn uno le4
fen fonnen. 9ie paar @neldlloer, ipel,
be bier5ulnnoe pobnen (es iino oeren
etlpa $4,000 piiien gang genau, baB
Sertidlano friebliebeno lit; Elm aul.
tiirlaiib urb elm 2ano, ipeIhes irtrner
England poblpoQte. slber, ipiepiele
inter bieieu $4,000 geboren gum ge'
biIoeten StanS9 3u oeniengen, mel.
DIE ouffl1reno mirfen fonnten Dlr6
idriftitellerii6e Sbdtigfeit uno s(uf.
fIdritng in englii6en gldttern? Riir
penigel 1ieie penigen Weniben Bill
ben eine dor clanai1tis in oeierto"
gegen oie Singopreiie, peIhe tbatid6-
lid BON einem balben Tiiseno 1en-
iden geleitet miro. (Tearions, Tortb.
cIiffe uip.). 9as @oIf gIaubt aa' ben
2iigen iiber 9ertibIanb, @rep ieIbit
lit elm Ienid). pelher 0elitihlano
iiberbaiipt nid]t fenntl Seine auel.
len iin6 Die frali8oiii6en 3eitinsen!
gr bat iid) bon 6rarfreih on Der Na.
ie berumfiibren laiienl SrepeIlpan.
Burns nno Worlep, Del6e 9eutifl.
Lamb bGufig beiihen unb periteben,
haben ibr sIuit nie6ergelegt. &aloane
bate iein glnlt nieleift nieoergelcgt,
nenu es nid)t Elm rein ii,riites slutt
mare, oenn er om allerbeiten DeiB,
pie bod, 9eittihIano eir3uihdsen lit.
@Iauben Sie mir, penn Die GnaI0u.
Der i'm 1urbifnitt 10 gebiloet mdren,
lpie Die 9eutihen es iino (im 9urf-
ihnitt, bamit meine ih ben gltten
ipenn lie fpiiBten, pie
bod bis jebt gnelniib bier geid)1tt
mar, pie bier allltur. Sromire, Sln.
iiano, fiir3 aitltlIr i'm tpabren Sinne
oes @ortes bofitebt; fpie BON eiuer
ueraleihbaren &liItur IN Srnufreid),
1eihpeige 8uBlanb cor feline Reoe
III, tpie @nelnno ihrt0bIif betrosen
norbert lit, 6ann miiroe oas eneIiihe
Rolf mie elm Wfonn qegen oieienarieg
iein nno Srieheu ihliefenl sl6er es
Dirb peitsr eelogen uno betroeeu -
,s gIaubt I'M Died)t su iein. itnb bas
piro anifeineno, befiirbte ih, 10 bIei-
ben, bis gu ip6t Die @abrbeit ourh-
orinst. Sd bin aan6 Sbrer Reiuung,
nan miiBte neriudlen, Die @abrbeit
naf Gnglano 5u if)iden; aber fpie2
ST bas niht iinmoglih, mo ieoe Ser
abgei3nisteH ilt2 GIalsbenl
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0ietm6rtte.

gineinnati 5. RoD.
Die 3ufllhr unb ausiubi ndbren.
Der lebten WoGe iparsn tpis folst:
3ufubr.
Rinbp. Shpeins Ghdf
Us. Hop. 1883 1895 61e
5. Sea. 1899 23312 1921
Iusfubr.
RinbD, Shweine S9af,
2S. Wop. -. -
8. Dea. -. s13 1922 =
Rinbtieh, - 3u sfBfana bei
rsrfloiIenen Mo6e fielsn bic qreiT,
I'm 25-50c. isitbsm aber tIieben bic,
f,lbsn iietis. Die RaHfraae mar ru,
mdbis. Stoders finbsn teinsn Wartt.
Mi!tIere bis ihtpsre Stisre $3.50
1925; D9ien $3.00-S7.75; Glei.
ider Siiere $5.50-$7.50; auserleIel
ne $7.60-$7.75; Seifers S4.25-
$3.50: auserleisne Bis ertra S6.75-
1925; aiihe S3.25-$5.5O; aussrles
isns $5.6o-S6.00: Gamers $500
$500.
9ulIen. - Der Wlartt mar Idngs
fam unp ihna6 au ben rebu5irten
preiisn bonn poriaen Wcntag.
Syette 9ulIsn $6.00-$6.50; go.
losna s5.60-$6.25; extra $685.
$3.50; masere unb lsihts $3.50
$3.50.
adltsr. - Da bic 3ufubr arSBer
mar. 10 fislen bic g}rsiie in Der pers
floTensn Node I'm S1.50 Der 100
plumb unb Der Wortt ihlob buts
fhpah.
Grtra $3.50: fair BIB quite $6.50--
1925; orcindre Bis aroBt $3.50
$3.50.
Mifftiibe iinb nod inter Quas
rantane In ben 8isbbSfeu unb bic,
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ders $6.45-$6.65; prbindre bis
auserfefene fdtptre f.tte Gdue $5.25
$6.15; SHtpeine $4.50-$7.75;
lsidte clippers unO Gertsl $5.75--
S6.25.
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bic 3ufubr in Der OsrfIoHsnen Dohs
er5ber tpar. 70 ftelm bic preiie I'M
5Oc per 10 pfunb unb bic 0uOtunsen
fibn fpie foiet.
Gdaf. EXTRA $475; quite Biz auss
erIsfene $4.35-$4.65; orbindre bts
fair $2.50-$4.25; 2Gmmer S5.75-
$7.75; siniae fantB lei9te 5leif9er
Qammer $500.
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1dsliaer Wsarttb berid,t.
Cincinnati, s. De3.


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