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Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05
MAINLY PERSONAL

Rev. w. G. Conley left last evening
for Los Angeles, where he will re-
main until Tuesday, returning to Ell
Centre Wednesday morning.
E. Geary, motion picture operator at
the L. & S., left last evening for a
three days stay in Los Angeles.
Perry Richards of Brawley was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Miss Tena Ratcliff was a business
visitor in Imperial today.
Andy Pruitt, special officer station
ed at Imperial Junction, for the South
ern Pacific railroad, was visitor at
the sheriff's office this morning.
VIM. Noble of Los Angeles, arrived
in town this morning. Mr. Noble will
demonstrate the Yale motorcycle this
week at H. H. Hamm's store, I'LL
5th Street. Aside from the demons
tration it is the desire of the Los An
geles Motorcycle Company to place
the Yale on sale on terms that are
within the reach of all. The 1914
Yale motorcycle has undisputedly
proved its leadership among the other
makes of machine now on the market.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05
New Traffic Law
More Motor Cops

The county board of supervisors
convened this morning for the first
session of 1914, the morning being
taken up with passing on a mass Ct
claims against the county. Motor
Cops Stancel and Chick were called
before the board to enlighten the
members as to the amount of time
they spent on the roads and methods
used in catching violaters of traffic
laws.
1t has developed that two motor Of
ficers are not sufficient to properly
police the county roads. In view of
this fact, and in line with his determ-
nation to do everything in his power
to stop speeding, District Attorney
Phil d. Swing has in preparation an
ordinance setting new speed limit
defining road rules and providing for
additional motor cops under the juris-
diction of the sheriff's office.
1t is expected that the new county
traffic regulation will be placed before
the board of supervisors at their pres
ent meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05
Tax Collector Is
Ready for Business

Tax Collector Mont j. Reid is again
ready to receive the public's money in
payment for taxes and opened his
flee in the court house this morning to
receive the second installment, which
is now due. For the payment of this
second installment property owners
have until the last Monday in April
after which they will becomer de-
linquent and per cent penalty
will be attached.
Tax Collector Reid desires that in
sending in the installment, the tax
payer inclose receipt for the first
installment, which will enable him to
readily look up the description of the
property thus greatly adding to the
efficiency of the office:
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05
Ruby Edwards
browns In Cana

The funeral of Ruby Edwards, the
7-year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester F. Edwards, who was drowned
in the Elder ditch five miles south
west of Imperial Saturday, was held
from the C. A. Shafer undertaking
parlors yesterday.
While Mrs. Edwards and an older
sister were preparing lunch Ruby was
sent to the ditch to draw small
pail of water. When the little girl
did not return in a few moments, the
mother and sister ran to the water
way and saw the bucket floating on
the surface. Mrs. Edwards at once
noticed a portion of the bank broken
away, a spot that had been weak and
the children warned to keep away
from, and she knew that her daughter
had fallen into the water and been
drawn into the sluicegates, short
distance away.
While the mother frantically
walked up and down the ditch bank
her daughter ran to the next ranch
house for assistance. Drew Clements,
who was at the place, got into his
machine and rushed to the scene and
secured the body from the gates
where it had become tightly wedged
This is the second child lost by Mr.
and Mrs. Edwards within year, a
son having passed away about eleven
months ago after short siege OF
pneumonia.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05
UNATTIRED, STATUE OF
ADAM AND EVE DITCHED

Berlin, Jan. 5-Two nude giant fig
ures in bronze, representing Adam
and Eve, placed at the entrance of
the Werner Alfred bathing establish
ment at Potsdam, Prussia, were re-
moved during the night and flung
into a ditch. A paper on the door
way stated that the deed was done
by Potsdamers, who were Shocked
to see that our ancestors are held in
such little respect and deemed UNI
worthy Of decent attire"
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05
Hold Reception
For Jail Library

The Philanthropic section of the Wo-
mans Ten Thousand Club will give a
book reception, at the home of Mrs.
Embury, corner of Seventh and State
streets, from 2.3O to 5 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon, January 10. The pur-
pose of the reception is to secure a
library for the county Jail. A general
invitation is extended to all interested
and it is hoped the response will be
generous as the cause is a worthy one.
An admission will be charged which
will be one hood, refreshments 10
cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05
Watson Holtville
Creamery Mgr

Porter N. Ferguson has resigned
as manager of the Holtville coopera-
tive creamery on account of his time
being fully taken up as director of
the Imperial Irrigation district and as
a rancher.
Mr.. Ferguson's successor to the
managership of the creamery is C. T.
Watson, who has had creamery ex-
perience in the San Joaquin valley and
comes highly recommended for the po-
sition.
The appointment of Mr.. Watson to
the position was made by Directors
Ferguson, c. F. Bartlett, George Ken
dali, l. w. McGrew and S. c. Thomp-
son Of the creamery January l.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05
New Registration
Books Now Open

Have you registered yet? If not
the books for 1914 registration are
now open in the county clerks office
waiting for you to step up and prepare
to vote. If you want to have a sayso
in the state and county election in No
vember it will be necessary to register
in the new books. The old registration
will be only good for the city election
in April, and will be used, at that
time as a supplement to the new
books. a.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05
New HoltVille
Postal Quarters

Holtville's postoffice is now in the
larger new quarters recently erected
to accommodate the extraordinary
growth of business at that place. The
fixtures are exactly the same as the
fixtures recently placed in the post
office at Pomona, city with $4,000
residents.
P. A. Rust installed the fixtures.
He has charge of the building for Mr..
Lewis.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05

Without making any announcement
of his intentions, c. A. Shafer has to-
day received a beautiful automobile
ambulance, modern in its entire equip
ment, which will be available for use
in all parts of the valley, by individu-
ais as we'll as by the county.
The body, which was built by firm
that only builds ambulances and hears
es, is mounted on Velie chassis and is
furnished with combined couch and
chair, to be suspended from the cell
ing on springs, seats for the attend
ants outside and inside, electric lights,
medicine chest and every modern con-
venience for first aid and for the COM
fort of the sick or wounded. The fin
ishing inside is beautiful cherry.
The mechanism of the auto includes
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05
Fleeing Burglar ROped

Pittsburg, Pa, Jan. 5-Using the
skill he gained on the plains while
"cow punching" Ludwig Smith crop
ed" John Plato, burglar, early to-
day as he was crawling out of a sec
ond story window of Smiths home
with his booty.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05
CITY AND VALLEY.

Born-Near Ell Centre, Calf, De-
'cember 81, 1918, to Mr., and Mrs. Fred
Cline, a son.
Emmanuel Circle Meets-The ladies
of the First Baptist church will hold a
work meeting at the home of Mrs. w.
+ L. Canning, Ais Hamilton avenue,
Tuesday afternoon, January 6, at 1870.
+ Excellent Program Arranged-An
! excellent program is announced for
the Theater Tulane for the change
tonight. An especially strong dra-
matte film and corking good comedy
is on the bill.
x X x
Monday Nights Change-"The Red
Tape of Charity two reel feature
film heads the bill at the L. & S. for
tonight. 1.-THE Echo of Song" and
His Crazy Job" complete the bill.
Miss Madelaine Oliver will be heard in
x x x
Week of Prayer-The First Baptist
chuch, Sixth and Holt, will observe
the Week of Prayer, holding meet
ing each evening this week at 1880
except Saturday evening. Tuesday
evening the meeting will begin at 7
o'clock. The public is invited.
- - x
Practice Dentirtry Here-Dr. F.
Harry Cram, has opened dentist par
lors in room 8 in Ell Centre National
Bank building. DR.. Cram formerly
practiced dentistry for four years in
Los Angeles and two years in San Di
ego. coming here from the latter city.
x X X
-Rive-Joe May and Nettie /
Rice, moth natives of Texas and now
residents of Imperial county, were
married at seven o'clock Sunday even +
ing at the home of Rev. A. l.. Kinter +
on He'll avenue They will make their
new home on the Spear ranch west CT
Ell Centre. t
Half Day Session-There was only
a half day session in superior court
today. Lay VS.. Vaughn, wage suit
for picking cotton, appealed from JUS
tice court and MCGOWAN VS.. Guerrin,
a hearing regarding judgment quit
ing title, also action on two demurrers
being the matter before Judge Cole.
x X
Patients Condition Improves-Dc.
T. o. Lucket, who is attending H. 0. I
Fisher, who was dangerously injured !
in an auto accident, in which Mrs. r. I
L. Walker was killed, the night of De-
cember 81, reports that his patients
condition is somewhat improved but |
that the danger point has not yet been
passed.
Marriage Licenses-Saturday Pin
ckney Latham, jr., native of Tennessee,
resident of Ell Centre; Daphne Cat
trell Hunt, 25, native of Kentucky, res
ident of Oklahoma City. Clifford Ow-
ems, %; Rida Woods, IS, both natives
of Texas and residents of Ell Centre.
Harry A. Thomas, 26, Myrtle Edna
Gephart, "a, both natives of Mich
gan and residents of Heber.
;: 7s
Receives Sad News-Edwin Geary,
operator at the L. & S. Theater, re-
ceived the sad news yesterday that
Mrs. H. Bulpin, Mrs. Geary's mothe-,
had passed away in Los Angeles at
$50 o'clock Sunday morning. Several
weeks ago Mrs. Bulpin was struck By
an automobile and has never regained
consciousness. Her daughter left on
receipt of news of the accident and
has been constantly by her side. M
Geary left last evening for the Angel
City to be with his wife in her first
hnurc of corpou,
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05
40 Acres

Close in and good buy, one-fourth
cash. Gage and Wachtel, 514 Main
street.--Adv. 210
The best alarm clock in United
States, Seth Thomas makers, guaran-
teen two years. ]. F. Lukens, 522
Main St.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05
Railroad Lands

We are agents, and can give you as
good a deal as anyone. Gage and
Wachtel, 514 Main street.-Adv. 210
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05

electric self starter and the latest i'm
provements.
In this ambulance Mr.. Shafer has
invested more than $4,000, but the peo-
pie who will have occasion to use it
in all parts of the valley will vote the
investment a good one in general COM
fort, even though it may have come
earlier than justified by financial
profit.
Mr.. Shafer has for years been one
of the most progressive of the citi-
zens of Ell Centre and is now laying
big plans, of which the purchase of
this ambulance is but one feature.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05
Liability Insurance

Under the state law, you cannot
afford to be without it. We have a
first class company. Gage and Wash
tel, 514 Main St.-Adv. 210
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05

Come see the demonstration, see the
machine, talk prices, get our terms,
and you will ride a Yale.--Adv. 210
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05
Odd Fellows Attention

There will be regular installation Of
officers Wednesday evening, January
Y, at Masonic Temple.
Adv. PIP WILEY NULL, N. G.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05

Spikes Detective Agency. Work
anywhere. Collections a speciality.
We get results. P. o. Box 232, Ell
Centre, Cal. tt
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05

Half Day SessiOn-There was only
a half day session in superior court
today. Lay VS.. Vaughn, a wage suit
for picking cotton, appealed from JUS
tice court and MCGOWAN VS.. Guerrin
a hearing regarding judgment quit
ing title, also action on two demurrers
being the matter before Judge Cole.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05

May Rive-Joe May and Nettie
Rice, moth natives of Texas and now
residents of Imperial county, were
married at seven o'clock Sunday even
ing at the home of Rev. A. L. Kinter
on He'll avenue. They will make their
new home on the Spear ranch west CT
Ell Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05

Patients Condition Improves-Dr
T. o. Lucket, who is attending H. O.
Fisher, who was dangerously injured
in an auto accident, in which Mrs. r
L. Walker was killed, the night of De-
cember 81, reports that his patient
condition is somewhat improved but
that the danger point has not yet bee,
passed.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05

Rorn-Near Ell Centre, Calf, De-
cember 81, 1918, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Cline, son.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-05

Practice Dentirtry Here-Dr. F.
Harry Cram, has opened dentist par
lors in room s in Ell Centre National
Bank building. DR.. Cram formerly
practiced dentistry for four years in
Los Angeles and two years in San Di-
ego. coming here from the latter city.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-17

3uder. preiie itstis. Raffinirs
ter Gut aoaf $3.50; potpbersb 1856;
Cubes Sc, sranulirter 7.57e; gonfec'
tionsrs .a' 1886; off .a' 7.40e;
fpsiber eytra .e1 7.20c; egtra e.
Il.
Wolafies III itetis.-gsep Or.
leans Open Settl. 38-45e. Gsntrifu.
gal 1920 per gaIIons.
Reis. - 2puiiiana. Ganeb Seab
6f-7c, prima 5a-6ae. prbinarsr At
5f, Sapan 4A-4ic per pfunb.
Dairp probutte.
Butter. Warit ruhis, pr.ifs
b5ber. Wbclemili grtra 34Ac, Gen.
traIissb grtra 32e, gentraliaeb Girita
2S-29c, bo. Steonbs 23s-24ae.
Jantp Dairp 23ie. g)adins stOd
zoe per pfuub.
Rdfe = Warit fejt. Dbio 16se,
Norbipsitlider 163-17e, Rem Dort
17te. S@tpeiser 20-33r, bo. Bird
1876, gimburs.r lac Der pfinb.
gier. = Wartt itsiis. prima
frifte 5iibn.rsi,r 26e, firfts 24se,
oreiHdrs ftrts zoe, iseOnbs 1sc per
Subenb.
@.fIaseI. - Sufubr mdbis,
Warit itttis. Sprins.rs bon II gsfo.
unb bariiber 14ac unisr 1t pFunb
15te. Sennen 14-16te, SGbne 1oe,
9rutbiibnsr 10 16ac, GuIls Sc,
Gnten 11-14c. 8dnis 6--8c per pfb.
Obit unb 9emHfe
Qepfsl. - Maibsn gIuTb, er.
fra fantp 1926 - $50 per
gbI.; Wolf Nier $3.25-3.5O Der
8bl.; .inbsimiide 25-5Oe per Hu.;
pounb RopaI $2.00--2.50 per gbI.;
Summtr gelfIopsr $2.25-2.50 per
gbt.; GUNNER nuesns S2.25-25o,
Duheb $2.75-3.00 per B6I.
gitronen.-Warti fpar iietig.
Jdneb Wtifina S4.50-5.o0, Galifpr.
mia $4.50- 500 per Rife.
@9Jlarit rubia unb no.
tig. 5Ioriba $500 $50 Der Rifle.
pftrff1e. - iyancn Glbsrtd
N.75-2.00 per Crate. einbeimif9e
75e-S1.00 per Bu.
Wstntraubtn - Gtnbsiniis
[at 10-2Ae pr ponp assk
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Bart, SaiIon 1914. befiHoet; bod 1T
Der WGb'ta6 au tleiu.
glber ale bieTe llnsulGngli6teiten
t0nnen bic Dieien S40nheiten ntdt be-
eintrdhtigen; Die Qrobe 4nSabl Der
Ict6nen geraqipfeI, beren reinite 5or-
men i'm Grtnnell UlDuntaiu am yale
NtcDermott, i'm RodrpeIl am IMP
qRe0itine Gnte, ionie i'm Sadlon
QRcuntain am @unItgbt Gate au i'm
ben iinb; bic nph oroRere qn1abl
ber berrliten Seen, pte lie auf BEN
heutisen gilbc Der Gate Wc0eraiott
iDnie Der 3po WleDiciRe Gate bar.
I!elen: unb enbIih bic arOBe 4n3aAl
Der @lctTfer, bereu orObter uno I'M
prianteiter Der gladfeet 9IetIder lit,
iDtpie bic grpbe 2lnaabl Der Bailer.
Fi1e.
1cs0.n bic tebren g}aturi6ottAet
ten enmal Tr teitt aua&n5Ltd aendtt
mie bas nit ben Ecifeh Gusllen uno
@episrn ce3 gcIlemItcne Part per
Iau lit, oant marD Der BIacier patt
pobl cine qr0beTe 9ubl brn geiu3ern
sd6Ien als Der 9ellopItone.
Der Shell Oes @ldcier part. Der
rem Scariiten iiberbaupt nrf ntbt
fuqGn9li4 1T, jeff uberau3 Eerrlicb
icin, pie uns apei 8eiicnDe rrtIiAet
ten, bic cine 8phe am SO opman 2dr,
i'm RorbpeIten Dss @etietc5, 3uae.
tra6t bdttcn. 3teTe beioen Mldnnsr
tutten foaur bos Slid. 10 Rabe in
Q1rcn 6eran3utommen, um bic elben
pbotographiren 3u t0nnen.
en- oen Orsi @od,en bic mir i'm
Gart perbrahteu hdten mir tibcr
200 Meilcn surHtas'eqt. OlDrn etpa
50 al TuB. sSh Halte oeS 0e6en fir
tie GeIte @eife, ben Bart gu Geiitfi
gen. &s if niht ermii0enoer ais
tas SFabren poer Reiten
gBir babcn Iiebe1 pubh0ben uno
9etos pm elmer SD6e BON ii6er 1000
Sub eritiegen uno limb in Ineriens
nlnu bieier 2siitungen au Witelie-
bern beg .@meritau~ Rodies 4lpire
glub" aemoht porpen
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8lak.R adritbtem.
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DonuerftdG IL. Sept. 1914.
Der ObiOfIuB filt lansfam. gss
tern Nbenb bate oerIelbe BEL biefiger
Stabt sinsn Naiieritano DON ia
Sub.
Die folgsnbsu DepsIdrn trafsrt
pd1tenb bss seitrissn 5ages bier elm;
pittsburg, ga. go Sub uub itsist.
WbeeIins, W. GA Sub u. fdlt.
partersburg. @. 9u.-2.7 II. fdqt.
annalpba Sails, D. 9a,-0.4 SUB.
gbarleiton. 70. ga.-7 SUB IL. iseist.
portsmoutb, S.-3.8 SuB unb fdlt.
louisbills, ab.-7.8 5ub u. fdIt.
Gpanspills, Snb.-5.4 Gub unb fdat
gtdibpias. 5tnn.-8 5ub unb iieist.
CHATTANOOGA, Ssnn.-5,g SuB, fdat.
Cairo, sSas.--15 Sub unb fdlt.
Wenipbis, Tenn.-9.9 SUB, iteigt.
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Mmsldnbiihe 3tadlrtmtem.

@ts Spion perboftet, &us
Stem gprt tpirb beri9tet: Sale al
gone. @ire tbtrtp beons at once -
,@riintotI ale furt, brabte mir Icfort
breibi9 8obnen." Ours oteIes fur
ben bes ameritanii6en nSlong" IN.
turbigen GuropGer iebr mpiteriOieSe-
lesramn, oas ibm aus Stulien mad
9eutidlano gefaRot tpuroe, fam Der
Or. 9leYanbsr geder bon Der Uaa.
nual 5rainins 6oAiduIe in 9rpot.
Inn in 8erbatt, Elm Spton gu feirt.
unb purbs oerbaftet. Or. 9eder 1T
seitern nit benz itolisuiffen 0ampfer
,4ncona" bon palermo aus bier tpie<
Der eingetroffen. Wlit Dem gleiaen
Dampfsr fam du9 ber Or. goparc
San 9iopanni, 2ebrer oes 2ateiui.
fchen an bsrIeIben SbuIs, Dieier
mar es, Der oas Selegr1mm aus Wai.
lamb an Ieinsn &ollegeu in 0eutId.
lamb seia1St bate, oa inn bic Wone'
ten duseegangen paren unb bic 9ant
in Wailano, auf bic er cine anipei.
funs bate, geI9IpFen MGR. Or. 9eter
befano ii6 in Murtiroh i'm Glfab.
4ls er am l. auguit, oem Gage Der
Sriegsertldrung, gum poitamt siae.
linn iih gu ertunoi9en, ob teine grisfs
fir Jpn ba feieu, tpurbe er eriu6t, Ell.
neu Qugenbltd gu norten, unb 5u fei.
ueberrof6ung eridisn olsbann cine
9lbtbeiIuns SoIbatsn nebit golisiftsn
unb nabmen ibn feit Die uriabe
mar bas Selesramm, bds eerabe etu.
getrpffen mar. Gin oeutihsr Sffi.
sier unter5og ibn einem idarfen Der.
b0r, uno Or. .Ssder eefpann ben Sin.
brud, buB Der Marsiiinger permutbsa
ts, r&uIe" ftsbe ou fir asbl unb es fet
in Die 2uft seiprengt porben unb Der
Gbienber oes Selesramms piinf6e
nod 80 gpmben gu baben. rnier
grootlpner 9dbagose mlibte ins Der.
IisB tpnnbsrr eno lab bort 5pei Sage.
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liIhes Slang" perftonb unb bic
Die &uftIdrung sebsr tonnte, bab benz
GbTenber bes Selesramms feline ,srii.
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geder tpurbe bierouf sntlaifen, retite
burd bic S9tpeis rah Stalien, no sr
Or. 9iopanni traf urb betbe tamen
oann 6ierber.
8oetbes erIte uuo etus
5tse itubenti Ide WlenIur
tniipft an ben betannten .WuIentrieq"
lmo feline 9sip3ieer Sbeatererinneruns
gen an, Die 9oetbe m .Wabrbett unS
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Die leitung oes 2eipSiger Sbeaters
iibernpmmen, unter bem auh Der bes
riibmte gdbpf t6Gtig mar. 2lIlein Der
llniperiitGtsrettpr unb bic IprpIefpren
sogen sessn bieie GrriAhrue eines
itdnoigen sbeoters 3u SelSs. Die
atabemiIne Sugenb uns @oeibe itans
oen auf Der Sstts Sots unb Ieinsr
&iinitlsr -. gSier riebt's naob ssiihs
fsn!" rieF 9pstbe, dls Tim, bem ssu.
bio i'm fiinften Semeiter. anbere @tus
oenten ben Wes inS aeip5iger Ebsaiers
baus psriperrten. Dis SOles tpar siue
Ihtpere Menfur nit BEN Stubipfus
geramdnn aus Nsuermiiblen bel Rieo.
fpobsi 9oetbe cine Derpunbuma en-
arm erbielt.
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$4.O0-4.50 Der gbl.; Hlemiibgeautr
$3.00-3.50 per 9bl.; Clap Gaporites
$3.0O-3.5o per 8bl.; Bel $1.50--
2.50 per 9bI.; einbeimtide 9arpeft
5oe Bic s1.25 per 9u.
pflaumen. = Onmfon $1.75-
ZOO per ga., Green Cages 75c-$1
per Crate.
Quitten.-$1.25--1.50 per Blu.
3udermelonen. Snbiunu
50-75c per aorb uno S1.0O-1.25
PEI Stanoarb Crate.
Waf ermelonen tperpen 3u
$10-15 per 100 Stut perfauit.
9attoffeln. @inbeimiT6e
&c. / $2.65-2.75, No. 2 $1.65-
LIB per gbI. Gp6blers 85c per 9u.
auf bem @sleile.
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feb $3.50-4.00, Reb Star Ua. $2.75
300 per gbI..
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$1.50-1.75 per gu. @sIbe @Iobe 10
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aurotten.- 15-20c per Dbb.
8iinbel.
Rotbe Ruben. Ginbsimii4s
20-25c per 0uBenb giinbel.
t.-Ginbsimii4er $1.00-
1.25 per gbl.
Weibe Raben. -$2.25-2.5o
per gbI.
2anbprobutte.
Sen. go. / 3tmpibp $685.
1850, Ro. 2 5imotbD S16.25-16..
so, SO. 8 DO. $14.25-14.5O. alee:
go. / gemiidter $17.75. go. 2 $15.e
Is per Tonne. Ro. l Glee $17.00,
go. 2 $500, Mfaifa $15.oo-
$19.75 per 9nne.
W Wublenfutter III itetig. &leie
$25.0O-26.0O. Wibblins arob. s28
= $3.50, bo. feines S29. .O0-30.0 100,
g.mtfhtss Gutt.r $26.50-27.0O.
Gdmereieu. Wartt itettg.
ale.ianmen s7.5O-9.00 ouI benz 9es
l.if. unb S9.00-10.00 per gu. bonn
Store. Timotbp $2.25-2.60 auf bem
geIeife unb $2.75-3.1O Der gu. bonn
Gtur.. guhp.is.n $50. Tla6s.
iansn S1.40 Der gu. pom Sipre.
@sridisbenes.
Del e.-Martt ftstig. aeir0l rps
bss SOC per Gdncns in partisn Don
5 gbI. gstudies 1e nsbr. go. /
Garb0l SOC; Cotton Sssb Sel, rdffis
niries 56e per 9aqons. Serpentin SAC
pet GaIpne in partien bon 1-5
Barrels. Petroleum, Ohio Carbon
120 Grab 91c. oo. $50 9rab 10sc,
6eabligbt It's @rab 12c, grotpn
9aioIin zoe, Hapbta 16c per galIons
in yortien DON 1-5 gbIs.
SaI8.-Ger Waurtt 1T rubig. Ohio
Stiber $1.20, Wtidisan uno 9ttrOn
$1.14 per 9bI. bon 280 pfunb.
Sals itetis. prima gitp 6a-65c,
bo. gountrb 6s-6sc per pfunb.
4o blen.-Wlartt rubig. Dough-
biosbenp $3.50E3.75, Rub unh Slad
1925, aanapba StiidtobIsn $3.50
3.75. Rug unb Slad $2.25-2.35
per Sonne abseliefert. Rau6lOis
Stiidtoblen SAFE. antbrucite SITS
per gonne abseliefert. Gote toitet
S6. .00-6 10 her Spuue obdeliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-17
gtie1Qp. 16. gebt.

~ y u, 10. Sept.
S6peine. 3ufubr $1,000. W2arft
tart, preiIe bober. Qei6te $50
$40; aemiidte $8.30-9.40; ffnere
S8.05-9.10; raute $S.O5 - 800:
sSettel $4.75-8.50.
RinoDieb. 3ufu6r 1900. preiIe
niebriesr. 8eepss 500 - Hoo;
Stiere $6.35-9.25; Gtoders unb
5eebers $5.50-8.35; SH6e uno Sci.
ters $3.7o-9.35; adIter $3.50
1850.
S4afe. 3ufubr 10000. greiIe
fO6er. Sfdfe $5.50-625, Sa6rlinas
$6.25-7.35; ldmmer $7.40-9.OO.