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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17

1000, go. 2 simotbb $18OO-1a00,
Vo. 3 DO. $16.00-17.O0. Rlse; 80. /
aemifdter $3.50 = 1880, 20.
$14.50-16.50, SO. ! &lse $500
14.OO, go. 2 $10.00-12.00 per 5on.
ne. @lfalfa $12.00-20.00 per Tonne,
WibIenfutter 1T {tetis. Rleie
$21.5O-22.00, Mibbling srobe $26
$3.50, DO. f.inss $27.O0-27.50,
gemiIdtss Tutter $22.00-23.50.
Gdmerefen. - Martt ftsiig.
aleelamen $6.00-7.0O auf benz &C.
ieife unb $7.00-8.20 per 8u. bonn
Stpre. 1imotbb $1.50-2.Oo auf benz
@eleiie unb $2.25-2.65 per gu. bonn
Gtore. guhpei5sn $1.30, gla4ss
famen $1.40 per 8u. pom Store.
Derfdi.benes.
Defe.-Wartt itstis. 2ein0i 70.
6es soc per Gallon. in partien BON
g6l. geiodtss 1c mebr. go. /
Garb5l 62c; Cotton Seeb Del raffts
nirtes CSC per GalOn.. SerpentiH SAC
per Galons in pdrtien BON Is
Barrels. Petroleum, Ohio Carbon
120 Grab 9ae, DO. $50 Grab 10ae,
6eabIiqbt ITS 9rab 12c. groDn
@aiolin zoe, Rupbtu Ice per Gullons
In partisn bon Is gbls.
Sals.--Ter Wartt III rubig. Sbio
Riper $1.20, Mi6igdn unb @trou
$1.14 per 8bl. BON 280 pfunb.
5atg itetig. 49, prima Gitp ca
&c, DO. GountrO 53-6e per pfuno.
&obten.-Wurtt rubig. Dough
biosbsnp $3.50-3.75, NuB unb Glad
1925, aanatpha Stiidtobl.n $3.50
3.75. Rub unb Glad $2.25 - 2.35
per 9onne oba.Iief.rt. Ruudloi.
Stiidloblen $4.75c, autbracite SITE
per 9onne abe.Iisfert. Gote totsi
$6.Oo-6.50 per Come abselisfert.
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s3.OO-5.75, auserl.Isne $685.
so, Gamers $3.0Q-4.00, Cutters
$4.25-5.25, Stoders unb Sebers
$5.5O-7.5O, Stod. 6eifers $5.25 =
6.25. Stod aiibs $4.25-5.25.
8ulten.-gei mdBiger 3ufubr
mar Der Wart feft gu ben ssitrigen err
bobten preiien.
Magere unb hi6ts $4.75--5.65,
Bologna $5.75-6.60, @rtra 1866
6.75, fctst guGen $6.50-7.00.
adfber. - Mnfanss mar Der
martt itstig, ifLoB absr langiam uno
idpah gu preiien, bic um 25-5Oe
inter Denen BON eeitern itanben.
Srbindre unb grObe 5000,
fair bis quite lei4te $7.0O-10.25,
grtra 5000, einige egtra $10.75.
g Of Die 3ufu6r DON
S6peinen mar beute etpas grOber,
bic Hatfrase cine CUTE unb Die Yrsiie
itiegen etrpas.
@ute Bis auserleiene 8erpa6ungs:
unb Sleii6sriortsn $9,00-9.05, Or
binGre bis auserleiene i4fpere fette
SGue S6.00-8.00, Staes $500,
lei6te unb mittlsre 0erianotiorten
$8.90-9.10, Sertel BON no pfuno
unb tpsniger $7.50-8.85.
S6afe unD 6 4 r.-Ser
Martt mar bsute i6pa6. S6afe tiez
fen I'm 15-25c unb 5rihjdbrss 2Gms
mer um 25c.
S6afe.-grtra leif,te $4.60-4.65,
suIe bisaustrlsIene $4.25-4.60, or
binGre Bis fair $2.754.15, i4pere
S6afe S3.5O-4.00. &dmmer $3.50
-S.75,
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11-114c. Bellies 15-16c, S9ultsrn
.11-11}e, Nefp Yorf Gut 11-113e,
grtf4es TlsifH. Sdin.
ten 1ss--14e, pisniese 6uItsrn los
-11c, S&ultsrn 10l-11e, Hort
Rippeniei.en 11--11Ae, bort clear
Gtitsn 11--113c. ertrn Hort Geifen
10a-111e, Beetles 13a-15ac pro
pfunb.
Tehl unb @etreibe.
WebI.- Winter patent $4.15-
4.4O, Winter Sanep $3.80-4.05, no.
Gamilp $~3.10--3.40, grtra $3.50 -
3.O5, orbindres $2.65-2.85. Sarter
gBeisen patent $4.50-4.S5. DO. fancp
$3.85-4.25. DO. Jamilp $3.5O-3.75.
Rosssnmebl, norbpeftlihes ssmiiftss
$3.75 - $50, reines gitp $3.50 =
40, gemiI9tes $3.80-4.00 per Dbl.
Weiaen. - Ro. 2 rotber Winter
79t--80ae, Ro. 8 DO. 79-79ae, Ro.
a rot6sr 77--78ae.
Wetfhtorn. - go. / fpeibss
unb go. 2 DO. 81-81ac, 30. 3 DO.
SO1-s1e, SO. A bo. 79a-80ac, 20.
s DO. 79--79te. go. 9 DO. 78-79t.
Ro. l unb go. 2 selbes 75a-76e,,
go. 3 DO. 75-75te, No. a DO. 74a
-75c, SO. 5 DO. 74-74le, No. 6 DO.
73-74c; go. l unb go. 2 semiittes
75-759c. 80. 8 DO. 74t-75e. No. a
DO. 74--74ac, Ro. 5 DO. 73a-74e,
SO. 6 DO. 72t--73tc. Weibes &ols
bsntOrn 79-s0e, selbs5 DO. 1916,
semiihtes DO. 76-77e.
Safer.--Ro. 2 psiber 42-42ac,
Staubarb psiber 41h-42e. No. 8
neiber 41--41te, go, a peiber 81
40c, go. 2 aemiidter $685., No.
8 DO. 37b-3S1c. SO. A DO. 35-37c.
Roagen.-No. 2 Gle, Ro. 3 DO.
57-60e, SO. 4 DO. 46-56e.
Wbisfp.
9ertauft ipurben 726 9bls. Gt.
FILTERS ijiniibeb @oobs auf Der BATS
bon $1.35 per Gallone.
Groceries.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
Gluk'Nahri&ten
Greitaa. II. Nuli 1914.

5reitag, II. Suli 1914.
Der Obioflub 1T langium i'm Steie
gen besriffen unb bate geitern G6enb
Bel bisiissr Stabt sinen Wafsritano
DON lis SUB.
Die folsenbsn 9epeiden trufen
tpGbrenO bes ssitrissn cages bier elm;
pittsburs. pa 6. 2 SUB uno iteigt.
@tseling, 50. ga.-s SuB IL. fdlt.
partersburg, 50. 9a.-3.1 unb iteigt.
aanapba 5als, %. 9a.-2, iteist.
Gbarleiton, 10. 9a.-7.4 SUB, fdat.
9otsmoutb, O.-4.5 SUB unb itelst.
louisville, &p.-8.6 Sub unb itebt.
Gpauspias, Snb.-9.8 SUB uno faat.
Roibpile, Ssnn.-10.9 uno iteigt.
Chattanooga, Senn.-8.1 unb iteist.
Cairo, SGs.-17.6 SUB uno fdat.
Rempbis, 5snn.-13.3 g., itationar'
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esls. gsnss nns alden in gep yOri.

gtib on cal" purcs 81 ~ aus.
seiiebsn.
grima @.i&aitspapiers wurosn 81 az
iAR bisfoRttrt.
Sterltua Ggdange IN ifetig. -
Siht " S4.s7.o5 uRo Gommereial ~ $<.s44
-Ls4L.
8aasej. O5ft9attonsn paren
itetig uup wurseH pie iolgt suotirt:
Der. Stasten Rsfunbirung 81 - 98,
seb., - resiitrirts ie9K-lfoK gsb., Cor.
pons 11s-il1K. 8S rsgifrirtr 1s1 - 103.
Coupons is1--i024. 9anama Mesiterso
az soK ssh, DO. Goason ~. 10000.
Gfttenmartt.-Se Narft mar aud
btuft pieeer ungerfgtlt ami Bormittass
stgen Wa4mttteg aber Suroe bsrielbs itfer
unb i9lob aud 10.
GifeHbabn . qfueu,
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MetansNtarft.
Nep 9ort, 16. Sui.

Rem Yort, 10. Jull.
aupfer.-Wartt ilau gu 1925 =
1885. Glectrolptic $13.62-13.87.
Gate npminsa. Cuttings $3.50
1852.
3inn 1T isit gu $31.65-31.S5.
Qntimonb lit fIau. Gootion's SIP
-7.25.
Glen lit rubis unb unOerGnbert.
BIet 1T flau gu $3.85-3.95.
Gpelter 1T flau gu $4.95-5.O5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-17
Ghicaao. 1e. Gull.

G6psine. -3ufubr $1,000; Martt
b6ber. aeitte $8.65-9.O5, gemiidte
$8.55-9.05, i9psre $8.40-8.50,
raube $S.40--8.55, Gertel $3.50
1856.
RinbOisb. = 3ufu6r 5000. Marft
itstig, 9sspss $7.70-9.90. Stiere
$6.40-8.30, Stoders unb Jeeoers
$5.75-8.00. aibe unb 5eifers $3.50
$40, SGlbsr S7.50-11.
S6afe.-3ufubr 10000. Wartt
ftetis. S6dfc $5.25-6.10, SdbrIinge
S5.65-7.0O, Gdmmer $6.25-8.85.
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Derfanbt pGbr,nb bisfsr 3sit:

ri buieb. = Die 3utabr mar
beute siemIid srob. bic Ra4frase ma
fla unb bic prsiie ftetis. Wil9tiibs
blieben ebeniaIs itetis i'm preiie.
Mittlere unb idtpere Stiere SITS
-8.75, auserIeisns Bis EXTRA $685.
9.25, Sdien $2.75-6.50, Gleii4ers
Stiere S5.5o-8.00, Grtra 1926
$50, Ssifsrs $4.50-7.75, aussr'
Iefene Bis Gttra $7.S5-s.6o, aiibe
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Uiebmdrfte.

Cincinnati 16. SuIi.
3ufubr uno gerianot pdbreno Der
peraanaenen "a Stunoen. bersIiden
nit ben pobsrg,beHben 3 Sassn, tpa'
rem pie fplat:
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@roeeries

3uder. - preife limb ttettg.
Raffinirter Gut 2oaf 5.75c. ppfpbereb
4.95e, Gubes 5.10c, sranulirter 4.85e,
Gonfectioners u" 4.75c, Sff ~"
4.50c. peibsr EXTRA rG' 4.3oc, extra
e" Aloe.
MoIaffes III F.tis.--Retp Ors
leans OPEN Rettle 28-45c. Gentrsfu'
Gal 1896 per 9allon..
Rets. = Gouiiiana. Gancp 5eab
.6s--7e. prima 81 etc, orbinarer At
|-5e, Sapan 4a-4it per pfunb.
Datrp probuits
gutter. - Martt ruhis. gr.iie
ftetia. WbOlsmilt grtra BIC, Gen.
traliseb Grtra 28ac, Gentrali3ebJirits
25-26e, DO. S,eonbs 2ot-21ac.
Sanep DARN 1916, padins Stod
1896 per pfunb.
aGfe. = Martt tetig. Sbio 15ie.
Rorbpefli&er 15h-16c. Netp gors
16ac, S6tpeiser zoe, DO. Bird 14ae,
Qim6uraer 1916 per pfunb.
gier. - Wdrft fettg. - prima
friIte Siibnsrsisr 1916. firits 163c,
ordinate firits lac, ieconbs 12e per
9ubenb.
geflHseI.-3ufubr srob, Martt
ftetis. - Sprinssrs bon It pfunb
unb barber 25e. unier u pfuno
19-21c. Sennen 15e. Sabine 9Ae,
9~rutbibner 10-14te, guIls Sc, iunge
gnten 12--16c. alts gn!.n 10. CAME
Csc per pfunb.
ObR unS Gemiie.
Sunae aepfel.--GarIp Gar.
peit 75c-$1.50. transparent $1.00
LIS per Camper.
n.--Utdr,t mar f:etia.-
sanep WeFina $4,000. gaIifor'
mia $5.O0-5.50 per aifts.
Grdnqtn-Warit ruhis uub !tss
tia. - California $2.75-3.25. Hloris
Ga S3.00-3.50 per aiite.
s.-GlOrioa $3.00-3.50
per Crate BON "a.
6eibetbetren. = $2.25-2.50
per Crate BON 80 Quarts.
Sta9efbetreH. - SIPS -
$1.50 per Crate BON "a Quarts.
Sobanuisbeeren. = $2.75
500 per Crate BON "a Quarts.
grombeeren. = $2.00-2.25
per Crate bon "a Quarts.
q beeren.- Shtpur3e $2.7o
300, rotbe $4.00-4.50 per Crate
Don "a DTS.
WaffermeIonen iperben Su
1910 n'r 100 Stiid ~pertauft.
&artoffeln. Dom Stors
$3.50--4.75 per Dbl. unb SLIGO
Ito per gu. auf benz 9sltiIe.
t.-Wartt rubia. ginbeis
mifdes $2.75-3.00 per 9bI.
3DtebeIn. - Ginttmif6e CRIME
SEC per 9ussnb unb $6.O0-6.50
per gbf.
9Ium.ntobL. - $2.5o-3.00
per Bbl.
Crime gobntn. - ginbeimis
ihe $1.50-1.75 per 1u.
Grbfen. - SsfIi&e $2.0o-2.25
per Bu.
@urten. - Ginbeimii6e 81
40e per 9ubenb.
Tomatoes. - GinbeimiIde So
--3.25 per 1u.
&arotten. 15-20c per
0ubenb.
@otbe Riben.- ginbeimiide
2o--25c per Dubenb Diinbel.
Spinat. - ginbeimii&er Co.
Toe per @bl.
2anbprobufte.
6su.- - go. I Stmotbp $1,000
21.o0, StanSarh SimOtb1 1900
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Gbicasc. 16. 5uli.
Deisen.-Gir Suli 77s-79sc, am
S6lub 1876; fir September 77s-
7SIc, am S6Iub 1876.
Weli6torn.-Jiir Suli 69a--7O1e,
am S9lub 70te; fir September 66a
-665e, am 5a!ub $3.50.
c0afer.-Jiir Suli 364-37c, am
S6Iub SIC; fir Septembsr Bag -
35ae. am edlub 35sc.
Roaaen.-Ro. 2 Got.
9erite 48-56e.
simothp $4.O0-5.25..
Gleiaameu $11-13.
Bort S22.75. = Sir Suli $22,75
fir Sept,mbsr ~$21.1o-21.3o, am
S6lub SPLIT.
S6mal5 $l0.27. = Cir Suli So
25-1o.32. am SdluB STOPS; iir
Gepiembsr $l0.30-10.45. dmS6luB
$10.37.
Rippsnieittu $11.75-12.12. Sir
Sc,ili S12.O7-l2.10. am S6lub $12..
or; fir september $l1.97-12,O2,
am Shlub $1l.97. -.
Butter. -prsiie bober. Grsamsriss
201-27.
eier.-Martt unssrss.lt. SroinGrs
firfs 174--174c; firits 1sf-1S4e.
G~artoffeln. = preiIe uieoriaer. -
aanIas uno Wifiouri Sbios Toe biz
81 per Bill; BONE grounA Obios
$1.25-1.65 per Sod; 9irsinla $2.7o
300 per gbI. -,
9eftaseI. - 2ebenbes u%nDsrdnoert'
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Der 9enerQl !, DER DeH 2tplS
BEN Derloren Bat. Sn ben
9ebatten iiber bic breiidbriae Milis
tdr 9ienit3eit in 5rantrei6 iptelt
sur 3eit Der General peoopa cine
Roae. Gr lit elm raoital : i~osialis
ftii6er &riegsmann unb iharfer
Geener Der breiiGbrigen 9ienit5eit;
pant Der aefaitten sutttt ieinsr polts
tiI6en Treunoe 1T er g~OrIisenber Der
pdrlamentariI6en 6eerestommtHion
qepprben. Inter ben franaDiii6cn
Sffiaieren hsibt er ieoot, pie Der
,6ioaro" oerij6ert, nidt anners ala
lie general qui q perbu lie norb", b. ,.
in bieIem 1yd1e: Der General, Der bic
n0roIi3e Hi6tuna oerloren bat. Die
itr Spottname itammt anseblih aus
Der t9eit Der oroben Wanoper bon
1910. Der 9enerdl matte bamals
bieIe Man1bsr uls 9erihteritatter ei@
ncr aroben Barrier !9eituna nit. gines
Wtoraens ndberte es Iid einem Soger'
leutnont, Der einen porgei9obenen
QoIten an Ranbe zines WGlb6ens
~befebligte. unb itelte Ii6 Dor: sd bin
Der General 9ebopa." SOfli6e 8ers
beuoune. .Bas MAIDEN sic bier,
mag baten Sic bier am WdloheH gu
tbun2" Der Sffisier oab benz Sense
raj bereitspilia Iusfunft iiber ale
Gin3el6etten oes WonOpers. nSehr
out, febr gut! faete Der Seneral aners
tcnnenb unb Tu8te iih auf Der Wanrs
rertarte our prientieren. Sebr iHfper
mar bas ni6t, bu bic Come bod ON
Simmel itonb. SroBDem tonnte Der
@enerul nit Der Sa6e ni9t rett
Fertia pcrben. nNorben 1T bod ia
%priiben?" fraete er pl0slid, inbem er
nit feinem Gtot auf einen Yuntt
am Sorisont aeiate. rNein, Serr @ss
neralll" errptberte Der 2eutnant. rIh,
sic baben rs6t!!" iagte peoopa, mad.
te cine tleine Orebuna. aeiate auf Ell
men anoern Yuntt unb iprah: rSie-
bnben mir ia ben Nproeu!" Gs mar
aber pieoer ni6t Der Noroen, uno Der
2eutnallt aeiate min benz Senera!
reipettppQ. mo it'd Der aeiu6te Rors
ben 6cfduo. Der tleintn Saene batteH
me6rere MilitGrs unb 3tutliiten bets
aetppbnt, uno lie btloete infolgeoefen
balo ben 9egen'tdnh elmer fibelen I'm
tsr6altung. Set bieiem Saae beibt
Sebopd Der General, Der ben Nprs
ben perlpren Bat.
GHglif1sr Sumor. sic 1T
melt iiber Die att5ig Sabre unO beiu4t
gum erItenmal elm Stno. Beim 8erlais
len oes S6eaters trtfft lie einen Be
tannten, Der lie frugt, ME es ibr oenn
s~efalen babe, .Ob, rett nett, i6aoe
nur, odb id aufange, elm btbdeu
IhperbDri9 gu peroen; i'd babe Ieioer
tein ein5iges @ort osritunoen."
Gin beriibmter ameritauti6er Mdler
nirb gebeteu, iit or 9emGlhesalerie
zines WiaionGrs un5uieben. Die gtls
Der tporen bo6it minoerpertbig, in Der
eansen SammluHg befano ii4 teir elm
3tqes Original, uuo bic Ropien pdrer
BON dan, u~nbeoeutenoen Qeuten. nWtfs
ZEN sic niht perebrter Uteiiter. mel
der DfFentIi6en NnItolt tb otele
Sammlung T6enten tann2 Sd mD6te
oeru ben aronten uno S6pa6en gu
einemSunitgsnub perbelfeu.- nShens
tie Sic iie bod elmer Slinosnduitolt"
iegt Der Maler I6roif. sWte
punoerbur SIR 8etreiOs pd9it. aah
S6re @emlieSutt sebeibt prdtttg.
GFsn Sbnen Nie 90ssl ni6t gu Disl
peg?" - Sat gar ni6ts" so.
oas lit um 10 eritaunlider ais ih bel
Sbnen gar teiue @OseIi6euhe bsnsr'
ts." - ,46, Sos 1T gar uttt notbte.
Meine 6rau gsbt bier ben gan0sn 2aS
ipoSiersn."
80 tifsn tltde Dstt
milton.
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Muatudrtise Mdrfte.
0eD gort, 16. Suli.


Wsbl.-Wartt itstig.
Rossenmebl.- Uartt itstig.
Waismsbl.- Utart itstis.
Rogssn.-Ror.t ieit. 20. 2 psit.
litsr 66ae !. /. I. Rem gort Export.
@erte.-Wartt itetig.
Weisen-Mortt left. Neusr SO. 2
barter 87ac unb reIsr 90. 2 rotbsr
865c; Ro. l Ror;bern Duluth 81 uno
go. / Nort6ern Wauitoba 98ac {. o.
&. i9pimmenb.
WeI6torn.-Wartt Tsit. go. 2 gsIs
bss roc c. I. T. lei antunft.
Safer.-Wartt iistig.
Seu.--Martt left.
Sopfen.-Nattt piaig.
9ort.-Wartt letter. Web $24-
24.50; Samilp $24-25; Sbort CLEAR
$20.50-22.50.
9eef.--Wartt isit.
Sdmdl3.-gIurtt itstig.
9als.-Martt iietig. Gitp SIC.
Woae.--Wortt itetig.
Sara.--Waytt rubis.
Serpentin. -Rarft itstig.
Reis.-WuyIt fietig.
3uder. -Roer fteiis. Rolafss g.
Gle; Centrifugal 1926. RaIfinirter
itetig.
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ainetnnatL 1f. aali lelA.

=
Die ga@frapt mad Dahsbsa mar ni&t
befonbsrS orob, bod fdfinen bic Bsnien
nit MpufineaTbeiten 5ismlih ftarf btitdf.
tigt ~ fsin, ME i@oa aus ben Clearing
bauS.tlmfdten su eriebtn III. Cir Tar'
lsten on CALI ipuroeu uon ben Dagien
SK-l% bsreAnet unb 0siddftspapiere
tuurben ~ s--8% bisfontirt. Die Wailer
pla3iren Garfeben ON cali ~ 8K -
4K% uRb ouf Belt ~ ~.
aDsafsf sui Rrp BORT
purben 5u Bari 5wiIdsn Banlsn p~erfauit.
His 0ountsrrsts bstrast soc prdntis per
ti00Q.
sssAid aHf Gursta
fnb ftsiis. - Die iofsenbsn Guotiruneen
limb u bsrttteu:
Nonbon, 8 Tag. eidt, s4.sS per G; 90
9ags Si9t, tI.56 yer g; paris, y 9aee
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CHICAGO HOOTERS WANT TO BUY CUBS
Murphy Admits He Received $530, 900 For His Base
 ball Holdings.

Chicago, ILL, Feb. 23-Believing the only move which will bring the pa- tronage lost through, the unpopular acts of Murphy back to the West Side Park will be the requirement. of the club, or at least the majority Of stock, by local fnanciers, three well known lovers of sport in Chicago made eff fort today tP purchase from Charles F. Taft the ffty-three shares of stock purchased Saturday night from Mur- pby. ~
 Murphy intirnated that the price paid him by MT. Taft was just a little more than $53o. .e00. ,ass:If I. had owned the whole stock and sold it at the same rate would have received a little over $1,0OO, 900" he said He declared thats he was through with baseball for good, except as a, fan.
 Col. Thompson said the men inter ested in the scheme with him are will ing to pay a reasonable price for the stock, provided the price offers req sonable returns in proportion to the gate receipts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-23
MANY LIGHTWETGHTS
 IN WESTERN RANKS

There are more good lightweights around the middle west at the present time that there have been for several years past. There was time when a really high class lightweight was a very scarce article around these parts. but they seem to be coming into their own again.
 Charley White, the Chicago 133 pounder, has developed into a. real first class lightweight and it will not be surprising to find him battling for a. title before a great while
 Pal Brown, the Minnesota light weight, is another boy who stands in the front rank and at the present time he has a challenge out for Q battle with Willie Ritchie over the 20-rollnd route for the championship. Brown is not making any bluff. but has a forfeit of s6, ,00o to go with his chal- fenge This forfeit is only in case of a s2o-round battle.
 Johnny Griffith, the Akron, O., lightweight, has shown himself to be d wonderfully clever boy and a fairly good hitter. He is coming along at a, very fast clip and he ranks now with Charley White and the rest of the stars.
 Joe Mandot, the Southern light weight, who is making Chicago his home;%sis another hcsr wf1ae seems to have come back in pretty good shape.
 Jimmy Duffy, the BumaIo light weight, can be classed with the best, and he also is out with a challenge to Ritchie for the championship.
 Jack Britton, the Chicago 1S3 pounder, is near the top of the heap and only awaits a chance with Ritchie for the title.
 And these are boys of the middle west. There are also some very good ones>in the east and on the coast.
 Of the entire lot, there is mot one of them. fighting any better today than Ad Wolgast, the Michigan bearcat, who demonstrated by his fights with White and Rivers that he is in as fine shape now as when he fought Ritchie for the title and lost on a foul Vol gast's one ambition at the present time is to get on with Rftchie again in a ten-round contest, or over the marathon route.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-23
KID MCCOY WILL
 FIND CARPENTIER
 WORTHY OPPONENT

Kid Mccoy, considered one Of l1e cleverest mfddIeweights who ever Dll on a glove, has an idea that he caz come back and display his ola-t1n-s form the same as Bob B1tzElEn1ll1'-1 did the other night when he met e practically unknown heavyweiSnt and beat him up. However Mccoy I picking pretty tough game. for no waits to meet Georges Carpeueiers lfa French champion, in af 2O-Fotard ar-t. the same to take place March 14- lt may be that Mccoy 4s wil1ins to tairs his share of the gate receiptg cad ri-r a beating from the Frenchnar-
 Mccoy has been out of the ring fCr the past six or seven years, eLceDt for an occasional spurt asatngt Sc1r mediocre fighter. He is no chicrez by any means for he was nghtlus ln 1891 and is now 40 years Of age-1u age that finds most nghters down and out The Kid has been a very carp fuI liver and has taken rsuazi-11lI good care of himself, even though r- has been travelling in high gocigfys bent it does not seem possible chat ne stands any show against the clever French boy, who issalsO a refnarl<allly strong hitter. If the fight is slrlct.J on it's merits the chances are th1t l-e Frenchman will score another E- O. to his credit
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-23
HOLDEN SIGNS UP
 WITH N. Y. TEAM
Former New London Star Praised by New York
 Writer.

With the main guard of the New York Yankees ready to leave for Houston, says the New York Press, Tom Davis has despaired of getting Bill Holden. the young o,1tfelder who came here last season, in line in time for the big advance on Dixie How ever, he was surprised to receive the signed contract> Of the fly chaser yes terday, and with 1t the assurance that Holden would be on deck at Houston when the Yankees get there next Sat- urday.
 Holden was obtained from New Lon dom of the Eastern association late last season and made good beyond doubt in the little tfme he had to show his wares. He is a fast fielder and can hit, too. Bill makes his home down in Georgia. famous for its Cobb and Rucker. He, will not meet the Yankee contingent here but will go direct to Houston
 Tine Chance men will leave on Thursday iafternoon, but there will not be many dn the squad Arthur Ir- win will lead out of town, while others in the bunch will be little FfsHtzie NIad- sed, the third base streak; Ray Fisher, the pitcher who is at present athletic coach at MIddlebury College in Yer mont; Jimmy Esschen, the Brooklyn oItfe1der, and Owen Quinn, candidate for the first base position.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-23
u. {. PLAYERS
 IN OLD LONDON
Rain Prevents Game in Paris But Tourists Visit Fam
 Ous Buildings.

London, Feb. 23-Charles A. Con1is- key, president of the Chicago White Sox, and Ted Sullivan arrived in London from Paris Saturday in com nection with the weeks baseball games arranged to be played in England by the Giants and White Sox.
 Rain again interfered with the plans of the world baseball tourists and necessdtated the cancellation of Satur- days games in Paris. The advance sale indicated the biggest attendance of the entire tour, and .notwfthstand- ing the de1uge, thousands of AmeTi- cans in Paris, including. the Am merican Ambassador, waited for some time at St. Cloud, hoping to witness at least one game.
 Many Of the players attended mass Sunday morning at the famous Notre Dame Cathedral and the Church of the Madeleine, and in the afternoon final visits were paid to the Louvre and Luxembourg.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-23
After Looping the Loop Air Man Dehes
 Death; Genius of Aviation Solved
By LINCOLN BEAcHEY. Aviator

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