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The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
NEWS
Two Columns of Optimism and
the Reasons for 1t
ARLINGTON COMRADES LOSE
EARNEST CO-WORKER

The hand of death has reached forth
and taken from our association and
council, Comrade Katherine lies. In
her taking we shall lose from our
gatherings a sincere and earnest work
er in cause that stands for the high
est attribute of human kind. She un-
derstood the deep significance of this
worldwide movement of the workers
toward n higher and better ciyiliza-
ton. Through her breadth of mind
and wide sympathy for her struggling
brothers and sisters, she saw beyond
the mere effect to that of primal cause,
therefore she pitied and gave her wo-
manly sympathy where others con
demned.
These are not mere words for the
purpose of following the march of uni
versal custom; they give but meager
glimpse of the depth and greatness of
a soul possessed by this sweet mother,
sister and comrade.
When we see the form that gave ex-
preston to the life within placed be-
meath its covering of earth, let us re-
member that 1t is but the form and
not our dear comrade and sister
A. H. COBURN,
MRS. HATTIE BURTON,
Committee.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
WHO WILL TAKE CARE OF A
SOCIALIST BOY OF
TEN YEARS
FATHER OUT OF WORK

A comrade, a widower, writes the
Commonwealth of his vain struggle to
keep steady employment so that he
can take care of himself and his lit
tie boy, 10 years of age
Out of work and forced to wander
hither and thither in search of the
elusive job, this father would like TO
find a real home for his son until he
can get permanent work somewhere.
Naturally, the father would prefer
to have the boy taken into a Socialist
family, where he can be under proper
educational and moral influences.
Persons interested may apply to the
editor OF the Commonwealth for the
fathers name and address.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
MIKE KIDDER,
Chairman Propaganda Committee.
GREAT COMBINATION OFFER

Readers of the Commonwealth are
hereby notified that hereafter we will
send the Commonwealth and the SPLEEN
did magazine, Popular Electricity and
the Worlds Advance" to any address
on receipt of $500 The price of the
magazine alone is $3.50 per year, or
15c copy. So the subscriber would,
on this combination, pay only $1.OO
a year for a magazine which is worth
at least $500 year to any one inter-
ested in electrical and mechanical
progress.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
PatrOnize
Commonwealth
Advertisers
TO COMRADES WHO ARE IN EARNEST.

comrades who know that taking the right stand
the difficult social economic and tactical problems of the hour and
those who but smpaher all earnestly invited
to do all moral and financial support for the
Commonwealth, NOWl
imperative that who realize the value of So
caiSt paper with proetaran attitude backed by the
requisite breadth of sound knowledge of MARKHAM economies
should rally support.
We need your hearty assistance this very week!
VIII you make effort at few new
subscribers the Commonwealth And do with the feeling that
doing the approach favor not that he
she comforting favor can't get years sub
scrpon take fifty cents for six months Or last resort take
for months trial subscription Then back at the end
of the month your friend will the gate with dollar
Try it and see if this is exaggeraon.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
PORT ANGELES COMRADES
ELECT COUNCILMAN

Comrade Ed. Fling was elected to
the Port Angeles city council at the
recent municipal election.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
FROM THE PAST.

Just read this from the Forty Years
Ago Today" column of the Kansas
City Times: prairie chickens have
gone up to So and quail to 70 cents a
dozen, but you can get plenty of buff
falo meat at 8 to 5 cents, antelope at
6 and 7 cents and venison at to 8
cents a pound, as well as wild ducks
at 81 to $3.50 a dozen and wild geese
at so to so cents a Dozen" What did
the people of those days ever do with
all their money?-Boston Globe.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
WHY THE CAPITALIST CLASS
OPPOSE SOCIALIST IDEALS
IN EDUCATION
A QUESTION OF ECONOMIC
DETERMINISM

Marks discovery of the law that
economic conditions constitute the de-
termining cause of the moral, judi
cial and political phenomena is one
of the most important discoveries of
modern times. We have here the key
to the explanation of human history,
and of social and moral progress.
The Socialist philosophy points out
that all social advances are secured
through a struggle of classes. The
economic conditions, the method of
wealth production of each period, pro-
duces a dominant ruling class, and
this class is able, through it's mastery,
to determine the social laws, rules
and customs. At first the interests
of this class are in accord with the
advance of society," but the time comes
when their interests, and consequent
lily their customs and institutions, con-
flict with social progress. The eco
nomic development which produces
this contrast also produces class
whose interests are contrary to the
ruling class and more in accord with
social development. A conflict is sure
to ensue between these. two classes,
and the class more in accord with the
changed conditions is bound to tri-
umph. In this contest for mystery
both classes are actuated by material
interests.
AS long as the interests of the rul-
ing class are in accord with social ad-
vance, the prevailing economic sys-
tenn and it's ethical code are right, but
when the interests of this class be-
come opposed to social progress, then
the system and it's moral standard
become wrong. The changed condi-
ton gives rise to new ethical code,
which, at first, is in accord with So
cial progress and well-being. An eco
nomic system, then, and the moral
code derived therefrom are right only
as long as they make for the advance
of society.
We see by this that there may be
extant two codes of ethics at the
same time-one representing the in
terests of the ruling class, the reflex
of the established order, the other
representing the interests of the new
class, which the changed conditions
have brought into being. This class
naturally interprets right, justice and
ethical precepts to uphold the sys-
! tenn; in other words, to suit its eco
nomic interests. We may say, then,
that the commonly accepted idea of
morals and right conduct in any age
| is that which tends to the well-being
of the dominant class. The ethics of
each period are inspired by the inter
ests of this class, and the subjected
class is influenced in it's action by an
apparent egoism, that is artificially
engendered in their minds through
moral suasion and deception.
Every social system thus has its
code of morals, which, in a class or
ganized society," is composed OF two
parts: one for the masters and one
for the slaves-different ideas Of right
and wrong always exist for the rul-
ing and subservient classes. But the
ethical systems ase ever changing
with the changing methods of produc-
ton, which introduce new relations
between men and thus give rise TO
new ideas OF right, etc.-Rey. Charles
H. Vail.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
YAKIMA COMRADE SETS
GOOD EXAMPLE
North Yakima, Wn., Jan. 5, 1914.

North Yakima, Wn., Jan. 5, 1914.
Editor The Commonwealth, Everett:
Dear Comrade: Inclosed find 10c
for which send your paper to the ad-
dress below for one month. I also
pledge myself to send you one month
ly sub. each week for the next So
weeks. Hoping that others will fol
low, and do the same, and wishing you
a happy and prosperous New Year, l
sign my name a Comrade.
The Commonwealth. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1911-1914, 1914-01-08
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Commonwealth Publishing Com
pany will be held at 1912 California
street, Everett, Wash, on Wednesday.
January IA, 1913, at 1880 p. m.
(Signed) A. B. DAVEY,
Secretary Board OF Trustees.
Dated at Everett, Wash, Dec. 10,
1918.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-11

lanosleuten iIngei6minft bic Mabr.
beit geiogt, als er ibnen porbielt, bdb
Die 3eit gu ernit lei fir nlberne Spies
le ,fpie Gridet unb 2apn 5ennis. Ot,
Wtdbnnug i9eint ungebort psrbaIlt au
iein, Tonit fpdre sine GeI6rnndloiigs
teit pte bieIes ariegsipiel ni6t gut
benfbar.
Gin QmiiTement fiji bic fommenben
Winterabenbs! 9rau9en bic gngldns
Der elm berartises Wmiiiement, ipenn
fire Srupp:n auf ben Sdla6tfelbern
in Spantrei1 ben Sob fir's Batter
lamb" fterben? 90nnen iie Sinn fir
bieie &inbereien babsn, ipenn bic
beuti6en ariessi6ifis por ibrsn Sc.
fen ltesen unb i6re aiiiten bop6nrs
biren? WerOen lie 3eit fiHben fir bic
les Spiel, ipenn bic bsutihen Srup>
pen auf enslii4em 9ooen ite9en per=
benz
gs tit Elm I9Gnbli6sr 2ei6tfinn.
cine Oera6tli6e 9er5loiigteit, in bteier
ffrperen 3eit an bl6be SpieIereien 5rl
benten. unD es mub BON bem britt.
i6en Ser, nenn es oil9 nur ein
Solbnerbeer 1T, ats 8eleibisung em-
pfunben perpeR, baB iie, fir bic ea
tGmpft un6 in ben Sob aebt, 70 tpe
nio Qrtbeil an hieIem Sumpfs ne6.
men, bab fis an Spislereien benter
t1nnen.
nBeiit BEN &uiIsr ieinen plot
an! =. Der SaiIsr iu2t ii4 ielbit
feinsn plab: Bel Isiiten Sruppen au'
Rem S9la6tfelb. llnb nit feiner
5ruppen ouf benz goben gnslanbs
Don alien anbersn 9riinben abseTe'
ZEN, perbisnt @nglano um bieiel
heralof.n @Ridgiilttsteit uillen, baf
es berni6tenb geihlosen perbe - uni
bas auf ieinsm eigenen Srunb uni
Upbeu.
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ariessipi.l.

Womit Ft aonbpn bic 3sit pertretbt.
Sraenbiemanp bat einmdl seIast:
Die Gnsldnoer iperben ben grnit bes
Srisoes crit bann beritehen lernsn,
penn re bic sriten 5ooten auf etses
mem YopeR bdbsn, ipenn audi auT
auf ibrsm JriebbDfsn Die laugen Rsi@
ZEN 4riesersrabsr nit ben sinfa6eE
lpeibsn arsussn su fiubsn lsin ipere
ben. =.
0,n Gnslanbern fehlt bas gsritdnb'
nis fir ben arisg. barum bdben lle
i'm IsidtIinnis berauf6sihpOrcn; sr
sr ibnen porl1ufis nod niats anSeres
oIs elm 6anbslsuutsrne9men = tbre
SSlbnsr iiub ibrtn Duore, pie l'bs
anoere, fir bic tie bcSablen. Der
arisa berii6rt nur ibren 9elobeutel,
ob,r nod niat ibr 9etm uno ibrsn
S.rb unb ibr 6sr5. 9us mag ii9 in
ben nG6ftsn Sassn IdOn dnbern
,garmputb" heibt Der srits War'
nunesruf.
8orldufig nsbmsn iis bieisn arisa
nod aenau 10 Iei4t ipis ieosn tribe
r,n ari.s. Sn ben bier singstroftea
nsn gremplaren Der rSailp grprsB
sinbet ii4 folssnbe an5siss:
.Deiit bsm Saiier ben ihm seblb'
renben ptab an!
0as OailD Grprsb ariessipiel
0as untsrbdltenbe Spiel ieit pigs
in glpuer".
Cine Auslls Der llnterbaltung fii'
qli unb Sung.
DieIes Spiel btetet eine poraiiglid'
G,Esaenbeit, ii9 nit Der aarte por
europa psrtraut su MAIDEN unb bas
arieastheater gsnau tennen Su ler.
nen. Die geiammte 6dnlilie tann I'D
an ben ipumenSen Winterabenber
itunbenlars nit bieism Spiel amiiii'
rem.
yebt pprrGttig BEL Il. I. lp."
lInb ionft Bat aonbon feline Scrsen9
2prb Roberts. elmer Der ipenigsl
gnaIGnber, bic bic Sa4lose NIT ben
rSibisen Grnit auffafsn bat fsins'
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30, aussrlsisne $685. 500. Gamers
$S.25-4.O0.
8uIIen. 9ie 3ufubr mar ses
rinq linb bic preiie itstia Bis fart.
Wlagere unb leidte $5.00-5.90,
Bologna $6.O0-6.65, Grtra $6.75.
;Jstts 1uIlsn $6.75-6.75.
2Glber. Dieprreiie itiesen nm
SOC per 100 pfunb. ba bic 3niubr
gerina mar.
OrbinGre unb grobe $6.00-10.50,
fair bis CUTE leihte $8.00-11.0O.
grtra $11.25-11.50
S6peins. - Oie 3ufuhr ipar
beute oerinq unb Der Wartt infolse.
beFen itarf. Die preiie ftiegen I'm
25e per 100 pfunb.
@uts Bis augerleisne 9erpadunss'
inb TleiIderIorten $s.25, eemii9ts
@erpadinssiorten $8.10-8.25, Or
tin1re Biz aussrleiene fdfpere fetts
Sdue $5.5O-7.50, Stags $500
CTS, 2ei6te 9erIanbtiorten $3.50
800. ferteI, 11O pfunp unb penigsr
$5.OO-675.
g 4afe unb Gam msr. =
Die Hahfrase mar cine quite unb BIZ
preife ftisaen I'm 15-25c per 10l
pfunb.
Gdafe: grtra 1928, cute Big aus
erleiene $4.75-5.15, Srbindre 6.
fair $3.00-4.65; 2dmmer $500
lS,75.
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elak.Ra Ari4tea.
mittp 0 d.. IL. glOpsm6er.

Wittp d.. IL. glOpsu6er.
Sm gineinnaii.r Diitriit pirt
lid Der i5luB beuk nur penig per'
anbern. geItern Mbenb bate btrielb,
bel bieiissr Siabt ,inen WaHeritant
ron Ill Hub.
Die folssnben Dspeidtn trdfer
tpabrspb bes ssiirisen 9ooes bier Elm:
s,ittsburs. pd.-6.1 TuB.
MbeIina, 9B. Da.--7.5 sfnb. fillt.
g.ariersburs, 80. @d.-3.4 i}uh. fisist
aanapba Sails, 80. @a.-0.2 Tub.
Gbarlsitpn. sd. Wa.--6.5 fnb, fdiIi.
portsmputb. O.-1.8 SUB, fGllt.
aouispills, ap.-8.7 SSub, fdlIt.
Gpanspills. ssnb.-3.3 SUB, fillt.
RaIbbiIIe, ssnn. Ia SUB, fdIlt.
CHATTANOOGA. Ssnri ITO 5nb.
gatrp, Slls. -9.5 TuR falli.
WleHpbiS, ssnn.- .-5.3 ssuB fdlIi.
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&eine laate YOsrsme!
Wie bic .liebsn Suben" in Gabom
gebentt purben.

Bon elmer peri0nlidfeit, bic poll'
fommen suDerldiiig 1T uno bic fir
ipsnise Gage bonn 0itli9en &riegss
idauplnB na6 Berlin 3uriitfebrte,
erbdlt bas .g. 8" folsenbs 3uidrift:
nRabom, bas i6on einmal i'm Be-
iib Der Deutiden gspsfen lit, unb IL
oas nunmebr uniere Sruppen 5uriide
aefe6rt iinb, 1T aud finer Der Srte,
bic elm einbrudspputs gstIpiel gu Der
protlamatiOn beg 3aren all feline
.lieben Suben" seben. gaad Der Dors
iiberssbenben 8efebung &aboms bur&
bic Oeuti1en tebrten bic HuiIsn bort
fin suriid. unntittelbdr mad her Be-
iebung Der Stabt perbaiteten lie bret
Suben. ginen jiibii6:u @ele6rten,
Dansiger, unb 5ipei isinsr 9srtpanbs
ten, bic &aufleute iino. gtae bret pers
beratbet ilno Der eine 9ater Dor
neun, Der anbere 9ater BON feds &iilz
bern. Der jiibii6e 8elsbrte Dnn5iger
1T Der Sobn zines Deriibmten 5al.
mubforfders unb i6n Ielbit be3ei6nei
bic 9ep0lteruns uls sinen rtpohrbaft
e0tiliten Wann" isinsr 5rDmmigfeii
ipsasn. Gr febte boaig peltabgetpanbt
unb bate iib ntrsenbs nit 9olitit
bsi9dftist. 9lud ieins beioen Der
ipanbten iin6 frie6fertise MGnnsr, bic
| iih nur nm ibr @eIhGft tiimmeru,
Sbne Geri6tsberfabren, obne Ri4-
teripru6, obn baB Die 8eOOfieruna
Dbsr bic sSrallen unb 9srDunbten II
aenbetfDas Don bem 8organge erfub:
rem, fpurbsn bic Drei ge6enft. Sbl
| 0erbrefeu beitanb barin, baB bel
Cine Don linen auf 8erlangen eineE
beuti6en Sffisiers 3pei pfsrbe bat
iibsrsebsn miifen.
| QlIs Der 0orgaug tctdnnt purcs
| elite her ruiitIde gOpe gu bem tomt
manbirenben Sffisier, I'm iid fir BIZ
llnidulb Der 0srbafteten su perbir
aen. gs mar bersits gu IpGt. us on
iolaenoen Gage rie Wittipe zines be
g.benttsn gu bsm ruIIti8en Obsr
fonmanoirenbsn tam. ertldrte er ib
| h5bnenb: .Sie t0nnen itol5 oarnu
iein, bas i'd Shren Mann babe ban
aeu laFen. Gr bat I'in o:6en fur bi
geIammtbsit Der Sucen gelaHen
benn meine RDiatsu polltsu sisentlid
ole esub.n tobhdlaaen."
I
Dieter barbarii6s lle6erfoa 1T Elm
Gtnselbeit, bic aber tppiid 1T fl
oas 8erbalten Der ruIiiifsn Soloa
tesla segeniibr ben Suben. Us !
stpar Der 8efebl seseben Derbsn, 10
asnaunte rlaute pogrome" gu psrmei
ben, bourit niht bic SubeH in Con
. bon, paris uno Rem gort balb 8
rerItimmt piirbsn. SiHgsssn turin
i'm Often cine 4euBsruna BEG Sbtr
tommanoirenben 9robfii1ffen gsitoln
Ritolaiepitif, bic fplseNoermaBe
. lautst: ,,Wsnn iih meins Soloats
i6inbsn, banu t6nnsn iie aud If
9,rauissn bab.n unb iptnu babel Ell
paor SuoenidGbcl siuseIdlagsn rpsr
ben, 10 bat bas trpb oss Sei6reis
Der aonooner Spnasoge neitsr ten
! geS.utuna." Das 1T ruiiiihe saul
tur" unb ruiiii6e .5rsibsit'!
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3uder. - preiie itettg. Waf'
finirtsr Gut aoaf S6.4o; pofpbersb
$3.50; Cubes $5.75; sranulnteb
$3.50; gonfsrtionsrs ~" $40; Dff
,a- $5.15; ipsibsr ertra .g@ $4.95;
srtro .Gs $4.75 per 100 pfunb.
WctaffeB in Iietts.--Hsip Or.
leans Open aeitIe 88-45e. Gsnirifit
aaf 18-20c be. Gd1one.
Refs. - 2ouifiana. anntb 6eob
6}-7c. prima 5a-6te, orbindrtr II
Sc. s5opan 4a4ae per pfunb.
Datrps probuffs
8atier. - Warit ruhia prelia
fsit. mbolsmill grtra sc. Cen
iruii5sb Gytra 34ic. Gtntrdli5tb Tirits
30a31af, DO. Geeonbs, 2627e,
syansp Dairp 26e. padina Gtod 21s,
per pfunb.
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aanoaurmmann brinst feline 5ruu
5nr 9dbn.
.golb fpmm i6 pisbsr", fast lie.
,yla, no, bic Reife 1T ia tsin ains
beripitl unb bei bem f4eubliten
6erbiifpetter!" ipebrt sr.
pas ma9t nidts, follen mir ipe.
niger W}ut6 ba6en uls ibr Wdnner9
unb bann: tper foa iid benn nm
Define WdIhc fiimmern2"
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bic gruit. gr purbe nod lebenO nab
WaramarOsbiset sebradt, ipo er balo
barauf feline treue, tapfere Solpatenf
ieele ausbau9te. gls Se45ebnid9riser
mar er bas erite Mal in Die S4Iadt
se5ogen, als Observation-Disclosures
fano er ben SelOentpO Oes SiingllngS
unb oss WSannes, Der feline SdOls
liebt, pflsst unb pert6eibi9t."
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g6ieaao, 10. Topembsr.

6 bttaao. 10. Nopemkr.
Dsi3en. = isiir 0e5embsr $1.15s
Lie, am Gdlub 81 .155c; fir Wai
$L22t-1.24e, am Sdlub $122se.
WeII9toru. - iTiir DECEMBER $3.50
-69sc, ON S6luB 68ac; fit Wal
71A-72sc. ON S9lub 71sc.
5afer. = Iiir Sss.nlber 49-50c.
am G9lub 494c; fir Wdi 53-63se,
ON S4lue 534c.
Ross.n. = SO. 2 $1.o3-1.03se.
Gerfts. = 6o-75e.
1imot6p - $3.75-5.25. {.
aleeiamen. - S10.00-14.00.
port. = liir .sanuar S19.15-19.'
80, am S6lnb $19.17; fir Wat $19..
55-19.s2, am Stlus $19.57.
S4mal3. = 5iir csaniar $10.27--
10.40, am GdluB 5000; fir Wlal
S1O.47-10.52. am SdluB 5000.
Rippenieiten. - iriir sSaniidr Si0.'
17-10.32. am S6lub $10.17; fir
mai $10.50-10.67. am SGlnB So
so.
Butter. - g}rsiis hOber, Grsam.rt
24t-33c.
Gier. - sprsiie b6bsr. Srbindr,
iirits 25s-26ac. firits 27a-2Sae.
aartoffelu. - Wlartt itetig. Wihi
gan unb Wiseonfin 30-43c, Sdtotc
unb Minneiota 35-43c.
Gefliisel. - 2ebenbts. llnperdna
bert.
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aasliaer asarftberid,t

gineinnati. 10. Tobtmbsr.
Die na&folsenbsn Nuoiirangsu be-
iiebeu f& nur auf gnsros 3rans'
nitionen. Del ifsinertn Gei@aftem
irerben etipos bSbere g)reiis bere@Het.
prepifionsn
Der Marli ipar ruhis. preiis fsf.
G&mala. prima Stecm
$10.75-10.85.
9rpdengefaIsents Shit q:
ghort clear Geiien 12--12f, t9nrt
g9ippenIsiieu 1O9-11c, srtra fbort
clear Geitsn 10a--11e, S&ultern 1Oa
Lie. Bellies 12a-13as mebr Dsr'
tadi.
Haeon. Gbort clear Seiten
13a-13ae, ertra fbort Mipp.nisitsn
12-12ie, GnuItern 11s-123e unD
Bellies 12a-13ie, loie unb 3c per
glfnnh mstr berpadt.
Gusar Gureb Tfeif@-
G&inlsu 18--182e. picnie Soul.
tern 12ar13e, pr.aifeif Bacon 2Oa--
z1e, ,SGultern 12a-13c, trodene 8eef'
Gninisn 28-30e.
SHtsepBteites Gfetf4-
GHinien 12a-14e, picnic G&nlterri
11a--12e, 9elli.s 16i-17ae. Gaui.
tern 11a-12e, glsp BORT Gut LIZ
12e.
grif&es BIeif6. - edin.
Ten 12i-l3e, pienie S&nItern 10A
lie. G&ullern 10A-11c. fbort
: Rippenieiten 101--10ie, fbort clear
Geiten 103r11e, srtra fbort Seifen
10a-10ae. Bellies 15a-1e2e pro
s9funb.
Metf unb Oetretbe
WehI. - Winter paisnt $5.25--
6.45, Wtnter yancp $4.90-5.15, bo.
sFamiIp $4.5O-4.65. grtra $4.05-
4.25, crbindres $3.85-4.05. garter
Wei5tn patent $5.90-6.30. bo. tnner
S5.45--5.70. bo.Tamilp $4.65-4.85,
gqcssenmebl, norbipeitIides gemH4tes
$5.15-5.25, retnes Gitp $b.15--
5.45 per 9bl.
Weiaen.- 80. 2 rother Winter
s1.13--1.13a, go. 3 $1.11-1.12a,
glo. A rotber 81. 1.6--1.10.
WeIf&torM - RO. 1 psibes
7se, 90. q bo. 77S-7se, go. 3 DO.
77-77ae, SO. 4 DO. 76a-77c. Ro.
s bp. 6-76ae, no. 8 bo. 75i-76e.
go. / aelbes 76ae, go. 2 DO. 76--
7eae, glp. 8 ssibes 75a-76c. Ro. 4
bo. 75-75ae, glo. 8 bo. 74a-75e,
yao. 9 bo. 74--74Ae. 30 / aemiidtes
76s, glo. 2 bo. 75a-76e. Ro. 3 bo.
75-75Ac, 30. a bo. 75-75ac, gto.
s bo. 75--75ae. 80. 8 DO. 74A-75e.
DeiBss Rplbtniorn 76--78c, gelbts
ssoIbsntorn 74-76c. semii4ies 73-
75s. - Rtues ireibes 62--63e. aelbts
57-58e, uemiiHtes 57-5Se per Bn.
6afer. go. 2 tptiber So
Sic, Stanbarb usib 49a-50c, Po.
8 tpsib 49 950c, go. 4 iptib A.
49e, go. 2 semiidtss 48a-49e. Vo.
8 semiIhies 4s-48ie. 30. 4 gemif&.
iss 47a-48c.
Rogaen. - 30. Q $1.02-1.N /,
go. 1.O0-1.01, 30. 4 $3.50.
Mals. - yriibiahra Gsrfie S8
--94t, bo. orbindre $3.50 per Blu.
@hisfp.
Wertauft tpurbtu 9O3 9bIs. Di'
FILTERS iytnifbsb goObs ouf Der Bats
bon $1.39 per GalIons.
Groceries.
Raffss - Martt rnbia. prsiis
isstis. - go.
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etxstnssii.io. 10. ssspembsr 1914.

GtHetHHatil0 TO- Vonember 1914.
ebenls ME On ben borbersstsnben Ia.
Ssn, 10 mar aud teute bic Gadlfrdee nnf
3arletsn sur febr nidbis nnb bic 3insra'
ten iinb unperdnbert gebliebeH. Die Ban.
fen bsre&neten fur 1arieten .on cali o%
ngb biSicusirten Gei@dftspapisrs sbsnfaus
AZ o96. III
usAid ssi Mn Ds6
tourbsH ~ i0--Sse grdntie ser $1,000 twi'
i6sH Bonten psrfauit. Die GoaHferrats be-
tsdsf zoe glrdmte ysr $1,000.
nsafd suf eussSs
&abef.Gnpeifnngen suf goRbon purbsH
~ CABS unb Si9tBeAfsf ~ N82H-
4.ps per piunb Gterfins quotirt 6sr
@e&lef auf Berlin purben e4--95e thr :
@erf bsrs9net uHt fhr Be1ia auf Darts
1pNe prs 6raHe.
osnsslrsissssisass
n la Suto
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gaorbtpeifIidsr 1e.-16ac. Nsp gort
17c. Gdpeissr 22-31c. DO. Bird
16ae, Qirnburser 15e per pfunb.
Giers preifs fsIt. prima
|friIde 6iihnsreter 34e, firits 32ae,
orbindrs firfs 24e, lseonbs 22c per
Dubenb.
GeffHseI. - 3ufubr mdbis.
Marft fistis. Springers bon Ii pfb.
iinb bariiber 12te, unier ID pfunb
lie, 6ennsn 1O1--13c, 6dbne 9e,
1rutbHbnsr 10--15c, guls Sc,
gnten 10--14e. Gdnie 8-10c per
pfunb.
6afsn - @ana frifde $2.75--
29O, ausr!efene s190-2.10 per
Dubsnb.
Dbit unb gemHfs
Mepfef. - gute aepfsl $1.75
800 per Bbl. Ginheimiihs
25-50c per 4u.
gttronen.-Wtarit mar ifetts.
Ganep WeTina $2.00-2.50, Galifors
nia$4 .00-4.50 per Rifle.
Oransen.-Marst tubig unb fts'
tia. Dafencia $2.75-3.75 per aiits,
syloriba $2.0O-2.5O per aife.
@rape. 1rutt. Glortoa
$2.25-2.60 per aiits.
Mnanas. - gubdnii4t, $500
Ter Crete.
Wetntraubeu. - Hep Wort
goncorbs 19-20c per 7 -gfb. &orb.
gaiaipbds 12-13c per ponD aorb.
Wsin goneorbs $35.00-40.00 per
| Ton.
Btrnen. Gtdt.s $1.75-2.O0,
aiefer $1.50-2.O0 per Bu.
| Qutteh - $1.25-1.50 per
| Blu.
prefBeIbeeren.- CAPE goh
$5.00--5.50 per Bbl. unS $1.oO-
1.75 per Rife.
! RartoffeIn. = einbetmiI4e
| go. 1 $1.75-2.00, SO. 2 $1.00--
$1.25 per Bbl. Wi9isan 53-55c per
8a. unb $1.50-1.75 per 1bl. auf
bem Geleiie.
Sabfartoff.ln.-gdte Ser'
| fep $3.75-4.00. Baltimore $2.15--
2.25 per HbI..
Rraut.- Narit rubis. etnhet-
miT&es $1.O0 per Bbl. unb 200
14.O0 BET 9onne auf benz Geletie.
Rptbiobl S1.50--1.75 per 9bl.
i 8mtebeIn.-Gelbe 55-6Oe pei
Yu. bonn Store unb 48e bonn De
leife. Weibs 75c ptr gu. bonn Stor'
unb 60e bonn Geleiie.
|, @rlne BDbnen. - Sl6!ih
$1.35-1.50 per 6amper. atmc
9obnn 25-27ac per Quart.
i gurfcn. Srsibbdus 75-9O
lptr Dubenb. i.
Iomatoes. - Ginheimti4e AZ
, -6Oc per @u.
Rarotten. - S1.25-1.50 pc
pbl.
4 KptbeRuben. - Ginbetmtf4'
$1.0o-1.60 p.r Hbl.
WtibsRiiben. - $1.oo-12'
per DBL.
i Gtedrabem = $1.25-1.5'
IDer DBL
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Nsetaa . Marft.
Rem gort, 10. g1opember.

R.p gort, 10. Topember.
linn. - $34.25-35.5O fir flint
1pnnen unb $34.25-25.25 fir 25
Sonnen. glsi $3.50-3.60; Spelter
$4.90-5.00. gIsrirolbtic s11.25-
11.50; Gaftinns S11.25-11.37ae.
Giien. Wlartt rubic unb unDerdn.
bert.