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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02
WANT WIFE AS DEFENDANT
Jeweler Asks That Employees Widow
BE Substituted

Norristown, Pa, Feb. 2.-The court
was asked yesterday to substitute Mrs.
John j. Dallas as defendant in the suit
brought several months ago by l.. P,
White, jeweler, on Chestnut street,
Philadelphia. against her husband to re-
cover 100000 which the firm missed
from their store while Dallas was for
five years a bookkeeper.
The trial was nearing close in the
Montgomery county court two months
ago, when Dallas fell off the elevate ]
railroad station near SiXtieth strs e..
Philadelphia, and was instantly killed.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02
HOUSEHOLD
TALKS
Henrietta D. Grauel
Pork Tenderloin With Fried Apples

Shave little paratfine wax into the
starch while it is cooking and cook the
starch well. Salt is sometimes added
and keeps the clothes from freezing
hard but it must be put in when starch
is cooked.
Please publish again the recipe for
cleaning fluid 1t contained chloro-
form.
Tis cleanser is excellent but ex-
plosive: do not have fire in house when
ii is used l pint benzine. ounce
alcohol, l tablespoon of ammonia, one
tablespoon of chloroform and one tea.
spoon of boraX. This win clean any.
thing but must be kept tightly corked,
How is the gloss given to Vienna
bread and rolls that are made and sold
by bakers9 How is Vienna bread
madel
When the articles to be glazed are
almost baked draw them to front of
oven and brush them with mixture
of white of egg and water. Vienna
bread making will be discussed in this
column in few DAYS.
When sewing strips for rag carpets
do You use cotton and wooden scraps,
and must they be rolled separately!
These materials are not woven to-
gether because the wool shrinks if rugs
are washed, but the woven rugs may
be made from either cotton or wool.
My dining room chairs are new and
the varnish on them remains sticky
can | make dealer repaint theml
Return chairs to firm who sold them
to you and insist on having Others.
Inferior varnish has been used and it
must be removed and chairs done over.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02
Flood Conditions About Lebanon

Lebanon, Pa, Feb. 2.-Flcod condi-
tions prevailed last night in the south
ern and western parts of the city as
the result of two and one-half inches
of rain yesterday, following a three
inch snowfall Sunday. The Hazel dyke
is overhowing its banks as the result
of melting snow and ice on the South
and considerable land is un-
der water in the western end of the
city, where the Quittapahilla and
Brandywine creeks meet.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02
SALOON sWINDLER GIVEN YEAR
Pal Left on Parole, Which Other S
Tears May Win, Too

Pottsville, Pa, Feb. 2.-Charles
Boyle, of Freeland, and Anthony Mar.
ana, of Hazleton, who swindled a mum.
Der of saloonkeepers, two weeks ago.
by representing that they were sons of
Judges Beehtel and Brumm. were YES.
te'iay sentenced by Judge Koch.
Boyle was sent to jail for year, but
Mariana was released on parole.
Boyle. who is %, cried so bitterly
over his sentence that Judge Koch
promised to parole him before the limit
of his sentence has expired.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02

This sounds like an order in a high
class restaurant. Maybe it is from
there. Anyhow it is one combination
that is seldom right unless made by a
really good cook. for the apples are
likely to be greasy or else the tender.
loin is not tender and well done.
First split the tenderloins in half and
then fatten them out by patting them
with the flat side of meat cleaver.
Season them and broil them as though
they were beef steaks or pan fry them
on the stove in 4 frying pan, but use
no grease.
Fry the sliced apples in butter as
You fry hashed brown potatoes and
sprinkle them with little sugar and
hlt of cinnamon and a grating of nut.
meg. Dish the tcnderlon and garnish il
vita the apples.
Another method of frying the apples
iS TO cut them in half across the core
Remove the core without breaking the
apple and dip each half in flour and
fry in hot butter. This can only be
accomplished without breaking the ap-
PIE 10y using u pancake turner or
broad flexible Spatula for turning the
apple. If the apple breaks it will look
musSv and greasy and the effect of the
dish will be spoiled Do not pare the
>appieS no matter which way YOU frv
them.
Questions and Answers
Please publish recipe for simple fruit
salad for three servings.
Fruit Salad large apples. bunch
celery, cup of nut meats, orange or
] grape fruit, cup pineapple. Dice
or chop all these and add a pinch of
salt, then mix well with mayonnaise
and serve on blauched lettuce.
What is put into starch that pre-
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02
CANADA TO PAY INDEMNITY
Government Agrees on Amounts for
Shooting of Duck Hunters

washington. Feb. 2.-Under an
agreement reached last night the Ca
madam government will settle claims
growing out of the recent shooting of
two American duck hunters by Cana
dian militiameu.
The sum of $4,000 will be paid to
the parents of Walter Smith, who was
killed, and $4,000 to Charles Dorsch.
who was wounded. in addition to the
payment of all legal expenses.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02
Court Clerk Kills Himself

Cincinnati, Feb. Prank love
land, clerk of the United States Cir
cult Court of Appeals, committed sui
eide by cutting his throat and wrists
at his home here yesterday. Despond.
ency over i'll health is believed to have
been the cause
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02
Don't Suffer! Here S the
Quickest and Surest
Stomach Relief
Known

Time it! In few minutes all stom.
ach distress gone. No indigestion,
heartburn. sourness or belching of gas,
acid. or eructations of undigested food
no dizziness. bloating, foul breath OF
headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for its
speed in regulating upset stomaehs. 1t
is the surest, quickest stomach doctor
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02

Always delighted to see you-deligh
Is the angel wife all well?"
Brent bowed THANK YOU"
And the darling child|
Brent frowned. He crossed to the
door and turned in the frame and ad-
monished Alaric:
please give my remembrances to
your mother" Then he passed out.
AS he disappeared the irrepressible
Alalic called after him:
Certainly. She'll be so disappointed
not tC have seen you. Run in any time
any time at ALL" Alaric closed the
door md SAW his mother and Ethel
COMM, down the stairs.
All traces of emotion had disappeared
from Ethe's face and manner. She
was orce again in perfect command of
herself She carried beautiful little
French poodle in her arms and was
feeding her with sugar.
Alaric fussily brought his mother
forward
Mater, dear" he said, Il found this
gentleman in rose bed inquiring the
way to our lodge. He's come all the
way from dear old London just to see
you. Mr.. Hawkes.. my mother"
Mrs. Chichester looked at Hawkes.
anxiously.
1ou have come to see me?
ION very important and a very pri-
vate family matter" replied Hawkes.
gravely.
important? Private?" asked Mrs.
Chichester in surprise
We're the family. Mr. Hawkes."
ventured Alaric helpfully.
Mrs. Chichcster's forebodings came
uppermost. After the news Of the
banks failure nothing would surprise
her now in the way of calamity What
could this grave. dignified looking man
want with them? Her eyes filled.
rs it bad news:" she faltered.
"Oh, dear. no." answered Mr.. Hawkes.
genially.
We'll is it good news?" queried
Alaric
'ln measure" said the lawyer
Then. for heavens sake, get at It.
You've got me all clammy We could
do with little good news. Wait
minute. Is it by any chance about the
bank"
NO" replied Mr.. Hawkes.. He cleat.
ed his throat and said solemnly and
impressirely to Mrs. Chichester:
1T is about your late brother. Ma
thanlei h.ingsnorth.'
Late" cried Mrs. Chichester "Is
Nathaniel dead:"
Yes. madam" said Hawkes. gravely.
He died ten days ago
Mrs. Chichester sat down and silent
ly wept. Nathaniel to have died with
out her being with him to comfort him
and arrange things with him. 1t was
most unfortunate.
Poor old Nat" Alaric said "Eh.
Ethel?'
'Never saw him." answered Ethel,
her face and voice totally without
emotion.
You say he died ten days agoT' ask
ed Mrs. Chichester.
Mr. Hawkes. bowed.
why was not informed? The fu.
neral"-
"There was no funeral" replied Mr..
Hawkes..
mo funeraI?" said Alaric in aston
lshment
NO" replied the lawyer. I'm obedi-
ence to his written wishes he was Gre
mated. and no one was present except
the chief executor and myself"
CHAPTER XIV.
The Will.
IN VOW. in Mr.. Kihgsnorths will,"
M went on the lawyer, produc-
1 ing leather pocketboOk filled
with important looking pa
pers-"in his will he repeated.
Mrs. Chichester stopped crying.
"Eh? A WHIP"
"WhatT said Alaric, beaming. did
the dear old gentleman leave will"
Even Ethel stopped playing with Pet
and listened languidly to the conver-
Eatioa.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02
American Exonerated in London

London, Feb. "A Coroner's jury
yesterday exonerated Frederick Sharer,
an American, of charge of man
slaughter for having run over and killed
a l4-year-old boy with his automobile
last week. The jury returned ver-
diet of accidental death.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02
Refused New Murder Trial

Lancaster, Pa, Feb. 2.-Augustine
and Tony Vitale, brothers, convicted of
first degree murder, were refused Il new
trial.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02
To Be Continued
KEEP BABE IN OVEN
Sharon Couple Will Develop Child il
Range

Sharon, Pa, Feb. "A daughter
weighing one and one-half pounds was
born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Newell, of Cedar street.
In lieu of an incubator, the parents
are endeavoring to develop it in the
oven of the kitchen range.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02
gdISAiI IllIlilaIlia
1IIiia,IsIILdldlIlia| {

The Harrisburg Polytechnic Dispensary
will be open daily except Sunday at
p. M, at its new location, Front and
Harris streets, for the free treatment
of the worthy poor.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02
BUSINESS coLLEG4A
Cumberland Valley Railroad
In Effect May "a. 1914.

In Effect May "a. 1914.
Trains Leave Harrisburg
For Winchester and Martinsburg. 81
sos, 1850 a. m- "3.40 p. m.
For Hagerstown Chambersburg and
intermediate stations, at 1903. Else,
el1.53 a. m. '3.4O. 5.32. s7.40. ll.od
D. m.
Additional trains for Carlisle and
For Dilisburg at sos, $3.50 and Elisa
d. m, 2.1s. '3.40. 5.32, $40 =. m.
DAILY. All other trains daily exceps
sunday. II. TONGE,
h A. RIDDLE. G. p. A. SupE
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02

(CONTINUED.l

$50 sorry | was out when you called"
lied Alarlc nimbty "Run in any time.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-02-02

What is put into starch that pre-
vents it sticking to iron?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-27

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tsr yssbcfisnsn Be4:, 10 mar aun hue
ole Ra4jroge na9 zareten felr mnbie'
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vsn bsn tanfen ntDen 3orlebeu ..oa eal'
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pisre pnIesn ~ 6-Sx oisiontlrt i'm
o}ftnen Rorfie purbe prtpafsHaptfai 5n
~ ssn saus unb ~ 4H-s% aui SsIi
piqrist.
osaid srf Rsb psn
rurben ~ 10c Tisfonfo per $1,000 5piiden
Tonien pssfauft. Gie Gountsrrafs bsfrdei
b0s Ys6mie ysr ti0o1
Re6fd snl 9ussys.
eidt. BetieI anf aonbos purses AZ
el66 psr Bfunb SferiiHg quotirf. bnr
Bedisf anf eerfin puroen 6lc fay 4 D1ati
bsssdnef, fiir Bedisi aui garis W. pro
sSfanf, aui uniifsroam 40ks pro vuIeeH
rnb suI Hten 1se per Rrsa. y
cnnSss.ctus ssfisnu
parea rYhie nno fsiil Die Sans.n aHs-
Giniauf gsriauf
~ esabS ls1s ssaS .iioX -
SS Ssnbs. 1918 .ioiX 100
~ DsHSs. 1880. ....... 9sH gsT
~ gausRs ..........1oiH io2
sfsssiss esuistuise.
Dis. flHsays IN tiskasn GIsarlngbaxD
ttIisisn iih tsuis auf e4,o17,7 ,7ov.
rsfsI esfsrstsfn
Der Wartt In 2oiaiIsiuritdtsn NOR bsnts
isbf tutis unp be Yrsiis iisiis. gsriani
purbsn:
an tu Dysfs.
First Call.
10 Gine. GAS & gIesiris. ........ %
10 Gine Strest Rp 80. 1o2
seeond Call.
$1,000 Giue. Tapten & 3olsso So ~
am sffsnss Dlsrifs.
80 Rroeier & Gamble com ........ $50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-27

s3.25-4.5o; fstit Dairn aii5s $3.50
--6.10.
BuIftm - Bel aism[i& sro6sr
3ufubr mar Der Wdrtt fbnG9er unt
bic preije I'm 10-15e nisbriger.
Wagere unb leihte 4.505.60;
Bologna $5.50-6.10; srtrd ssee.t5--
6.25; fstts 9ullen $6.00-6.40.
Rdlb.r. = Di. 3ufubr mar
3iemlid3 srob. bic Radfrass gut unb
ber Martt ftsiig.
Orbindrs Bis grotx s6.00-6.50;
fair Bis CUTE lei4ts $8.0O-10.75,
srtrd 11.00.
ShDeine- Die Ra9frass mar
cine reHt quite. Di. 3ufubr 5iemli6
groB unb bic preife Itetig.
0uts Biz auserlsisne Uerpadunsss
unb Glsiffxriorfen $7.25-7.8o; or
bindre bis aussrlsien. f9nere fette
Sdus $5.50-6.30; srtra $685.
40; Staas $4.25-525; extra $3.50;
leihfe Deridnbtforten $7.00--730;
Gertel. 40 pfunb uHb psnissr, $5.s
50-6.75.
Shafs unb admmeE -
Der Warft mar beuis ftstia BIB fart.
Die Rahfrase mar .ins quite.
S9afe S4.25-7.00; a6mmer ST.
25-9.75; a,f9oren. admm.r $3.50
900; Sprins admmsr $1o.00-15.0o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-27

Die idIsperen 5lahbabnseidGite nab.
re giaefen fiub: nbsefeben bon ibrer
2dnse niiiien iie bes esraItieen@ns-
bru6es ipesen and cine an erorbent.
Ii4e @anoit6rfe erbaIteu. Die aule.
ri1hniite 40,64 gertinief8 .fnnpue
bat eineu bintern 1ur9meiier Dcil
1924 W1eter, bos Tlnf1t iiber AZ
Weeter llInfane. Gie 1912 Gentinie.
ter-annone wirb rpoN nod mdbtiger
iein. Eas @etpidt etres iolhen Rob.
res obne Gazette entfpriht Der Trag.
fabigteit bon etlDa 10 eiiegbabnpu-
gen. y. &
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-27
Rafft,. = Warlt rubia. prsi

Sudtr. 3,refle rep. TuIs
sinirt.r Gut aoaf $7.30; rcDbereh
$3.50; Cubes 1855; sranulirt.r
S6.40; Gonfsctionsrs .9l" $3.50; Ofi
~ $6.05; ip.ibsr srtra rg- S5.85,
srtra e" $5.65; q. 8. Gltrifisb iDsi'
Ger S6.05- $6.15; bo. selber s5.55-
s-5.65 per 100 plumb.
Wsolaffss in fstis.-Hetp Dr.
leans Open asttls 40-55c. Gentrifu'
aal 20-30c p.r gnlIone.
Meis. - 2criiiaud, 8anep Seao
7-7se. prima 6--6ac, or6tndrer
4-5Ae, Sapan 5i-5ie per pfunb.
Datrn. probuits
Butter. Warit rubis. preif.
itstio. - Wbol.mili, Grtra 32;;
Gentrali3eS ertra 29ac; 9entraliseo
5irits 25-27e; DO. Seeonos 21-
22c; gancp Gairp 23e; gadins Stod
17-18c per pfunb.
ndfe. - Dlartt feit. Ohio lie,
gacreweitIi&er 17--t71e, gseiD Dort
1se, SdrpeiScr t6A-i7tc, DO. Bird
t6h-t7ic. aimburser t7-ise per
Hfun1.
Gisr. Tlarit f.it. - prima
friI9e 5iibner.isr 1sie; firfts 17ae;
orbin6rs firifs tic; iscOnbs 16sc;
per Tuscno. @dnieeier soc, Gnten.
eicr 25e per Tuteno.
GeffaaeI. Tlartt iietis.
Gprinasrs BON 50 pfunb unS bdriiber
16sc, inter 81 pfunb 17se; 5iitn.r
15e; SGbns 1oc; 9ruibiibnsr 10
1sc; Guns 13c. gnisn 11a-14e.
GGnfe 9-10c CT pfunb ,aaPduusn
17-20c per pfunb.
Obh unb @emafe.
Gepftl. - Guit aepfeI S1.50
-3.75 per 9bI.. ie mad GuaIitdt.
gttrontn - Mar.t mar hstia.
NeHina $2.75-3.00. California
Ls2.7I-2.o0 per aiise.
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gineinnatt. 2e. Mars.

etHctnnatts 20. 1tur6.
Die na&foIgsnbsn luotiruu9sn b,'
5isbsn iih nur auf Gnsrcs Srans-
attipnen. Bel fleinertu Osiddften
iperbsn sitpas b5btre preils tsrehnA.
proDifioH n.
G9maIa. g}rima Steam
9.37ar9.47tr; SdrHilp SdunaI5 i0a
-10sc pro 9,funo.
IrodengefaI3enes Dfei d.
Sbort clear Seiten 10-104e. hori
RippsEleiisn 9i-93e, srtra ibor:
clear Ssiten 9a-10e, G4ulisru 81
SIC, Bells 10-10Ac unb it
msbr psrpadt.
Bacon. = Short clear esiisn
|114-11A sytra fbort clear Gsiisn
|11-11ac, ibort Daippsnisitfn 10a
Lie, S9ultsrn eA-9se unb Bel
lies 114-11ae.
GHBssp0tsItss GIeij4.
Ghinfsn 14-14ac, pienie Sduls
tsrn 10a-11e, Hr.aifeit Bacon Is
-19c, Gduliern 10A-11e; q. ..
Gut GauItsrn 10A-11e; troGens
Beef S9inten 25-27e.
Grii&es 5Itif6. - S&ins
fen 11--11Ae. pienie S4ultsrn 7a--
|8tc, S6ultsrn 7a-s4e, ibbort Rips
penfsi.sn 9t-10e. fbort clear Seiten
9t-93e, srtra fbort Ssiisn 9f-9ac.
extra ibort Ssiten 93-9tc, Bellies
.10a-16c pro pfunb.
Webl unb Gttreibe
Webl. = Wintsr paisni $3.50
7.10; Dintsr fonep S6.55-6.SO;
Dinter Jamilp $615-6.30; Dinier
ertro $5.70-5.90; @intsr orbindres
$5.5O-5.70; garter Wsi3en qatent
$7.55-7.95; garter Dei3sn fanep
$7.10-7.35; 6art.r Wei3sn Gamilp
$6.15-6.40; Rosgenm.hl, norofpeits
lihes aemifttes $6.10-6.50; reinss
Gitp Rosg.nmsbl S6.25-6.50; eitp
SemiIftes $6.15--6.40.
Weiaen. To. 2 rDtber Wins
ter $1.52-1.54; 30. 3 DO. $.5o--
1.52; SO. A bO. $1.48-1.50.
WtlI9forn. = 30. 1 peibes
75te; 30. 2 bo. 75-75Ac; Ro. 8 bo.
74i-75c; 80. A DO. 72a-73ke; Ro.
8 DO. 71a-72ae; Ro. 6 bo. 701-
TIC. - To. / s.lbss Toe; go. Q DO.
74a-75e; 30. 8 bo. 74-74ae; Ro. a
bo. 72-73e; go. 8 bo. 71-72e; Ro.
g DO. 70--71e; -glo. ! gemii4tss
75e; gao. 2 DO 74h-75e; go. 3 DO.
74-74he; g1o. A bo. 72-73e; Ro. 8
b.. 71-72c; 0o. 8 DO. W-71e. -
Weib.s RoIbeniorn 73-75c; a.lbss
apl6enforn 741-76ae; ssmiI4tss
aolbeniorn 73-75c per guf6sl.
Safer. 30. 2 petber 60
eoSe; StanSarb psiber 5os-eoe;
Qo. 8 fpsibsr 59-59ae; 30. 4 ipeis
ger 5s-5Sc; go. Q semiIdtsr So
59ae; go. 8 ssmiidtsr 5Sa-59e; Ro.
A a.mii6isr 571-58as.
Rosg.u. = go. S1.15-1.l 10;
go. 8 S1.13-1.14; go. 4 s1.1o-
liz.
Wbisfh.
gsriaufi purbsn Ala gbls. Die
fiIsrs ;yiniTheo gooba auf bsr Bats
BON s1.39 per gdllone.
grpeerieB.
aaffee. - Warlt rubia. prsiis
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g q N Hog, 27. wadrs.

~ ~ cB 80 Ss~~o-
Der ObiofIub If lansIam i'm GAL
len besriffsn unb bate seftern abent
Bel bielissr Gtabt sinsu WaHsrftans
bon lat Gnb.
Die folesnbsn Depd6en trafen
pdbrenb bes ssitrisen 5ases bier ein'
pittsburs, pa-5.8 SUB, iteist.
Mheeling, 20. 9a.-5.3 GuB, fteist.
parfersbure, 70. Wa.-7.7 Gub. fdat,
aananba Gaas, 90. @a.-3.1 SUI.
Gbarlsiton. 20. g.-7.1 Jub.
pOrtsmoutb, OLA 5ub, fdat.
aOuisDilIs. ab.-8.9 SUB, fdflt.
euansDiIs, Jub.-13.7 SUB, iteigt.
Rafbpins, aern.-15.7 5uB. fdlt.
Chattanooga, snn.-10.8 SUB, fddt.
Cairo, Sn.-22.6 SUB. Fteist.
Wempbis, Ssnn.-16,8 SUB, idIlt.
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Rinbpitb. - Die 9ufubr mar
beuts sismIi6 srcb. bic Ru4fras. cine
CUTE unb bic prsiis iittis. - DliI4s
fiibe perbsH nur gum S4Ia4t.u pere
tauft.
Mitilsre unb i9ipre STIR. $6.25
-7.75; D9itn $3.oO-5.75; 5ttii4sr
Gtisrs $5.50-7.75; Seifsrs $500
7.25; uuserIsi.ns Ititbts s7.35-7.75;
aiibt S3,50-5.65; dussrIefsus $5.75
400; sst-s se.1o625; Cannes
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GbfeasO. 2s. Mara.

S4psius. - 3ufubr 10000. prsis
fe b0bsr. Buff $6.6o-6.70; lei@ts
$6.50-6.72a; semii6ts $6.50-6.75;
i4Dere $6.25-6.75; raubs 1925
GAO; 'ysrtel $5.25-6.40.
Rirbbieb. - 3ufubr 1000. Warii
feft. einbeimif9e Gtisre S6.00-S..
30; aiibe unb 6eifers S3.00-7.S5,
adlber S7.00-1o.50.
S6afe. - 3ufu6r 5000. S4dfs
$115-8.25; S6hrlinse $3.50 g.
%; admmer $7.50-9.S5
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W0etall Marft.
R,p mort 2e. mar,

R.pgOrt 26. MGr5.
3inn. = Rartt fturt; fiinf zOnusn
gartie $4,000.
auper. - Rartt fsf, GIsetrolptit
$15.62-15.75; eating $15.0o-
1880, nominal.
Gifsn. - Rarit rubis unS uHper'
dubert.
BIsi. - Ratdt fstig. $410-4.'
20; Spsgttr. nominal.
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x1oit4f1
Oranaen.-U2artt rubig uaD
fetis. California $2.00-2.25, Slcy
ribd $1.e0--2.50 per Rife, 9anees
rinss $2.25-2.50 per DoppsIsiffe.
grnpe Fruii HIorloa
81 .75-2.0c per Rife.
Grbbsersn. - Hauep 35-40e
per Quart.
preiBefbetren. = 5onss
$4.0o-$5.00 per Hbt unb s1.25--
$1.50 per Rife.
HartoffsIn. = Mifisan 49
--50c per Buihel unp $150-$l.1o
per gbl. pom Gtore.
Gaatfartoffefn. - gdts
Reb gaiDer Garlb Dhins s110-
$1.t5. Winnciota enrlp Sbio's ST.,
90; Mih enrID gloie 65-75e; earlD
Crib GobbIers SOC; Mid. geniitp
Sebrons 75e; Garmen 65-70e;
0bite Star 65-70c; Murdl ReU
gorf's 65-7Oe; Green Wlolintnin's
G5-70c; Gbirngo Warfets 65-70s; /;
1riiimpbs reb 8Iib eurIp $f.15--
1.25; Sings 70-75c; 9urbanfs 81
Zoe: eurlp fir weets per guibel
$1.15.
Junge aartoffeIn. - Der.
muba S6.00-7.00 per 1bl. uub
$2.40--2.Go per Camper.
Sibfartofftln. - Delatpare
$1.00-1.50 per 6amper. Portb
Carolina $1.50 per 5amer.
Spargel. - soc per 1inbef.
5omateH. Gloriba $500
3.25 per Crete.
2rcui. - Wartt rnbis. Ddni,
$22.00-25.00 Der gpnne auf BEN
gsieiie unb $1.75-2.00 per Btl.
BON Siors. - Rsues araut S2.25--
ESQ per 9bl.
grbfen. = GloriSa. = 800
400 per Camper.
3p isbeln. - Gel6e 65-75e per
Bufbsl bonn Store uHb 60-65 BON
Gsfsiis. Weib. 80-90e per 8uIbel
BON GtOr. unb 70-80c pom G.l.iie.
GrHne Botnem - SIortba
$4.50-5.00 per camper.
RdrotteH. - Gewal@ene $500
--2-25 per gbl.
Rotbe Riben. - guis Riiben
$1.W-1.25 per Bbl.
Gtedribsu. = $1.25-1.5o p.
IBtf.
Dsibe RHben = Tetp Drls,
ans $2.50-3.00 per g6l.
2anbprobuite
Sen. Ro. l 9imothp $3.50;
go. 2 9imotbp $3.50: 80. 8 5imo'
.bp S14.50; Ho. / semiidt,r 2.es
S17.50-18.00: Ro. 2 bo. $3.50
1900; gl0. &lse $17.00; Ro. 2 bo.
$500; alfalfa $17.o0-1s.00 per
Sonne.
Rabf.nfatt.r IN fi.tio. al.i.
$24.5O-25.00; WihbltHss grobss
$26.5o-27.0 90; DO. fsiuts $2750-
$3.50; s.miI4tss Juiter $500
$3.50.
Gamersien. - Tlarst iielis.
alsefamen $7.50-8.50 auf bem g..
Isii. unS Ss.5o-e.5o per gu. bonn
Gtor.. 9imotbp $3.o0-3.4o per Bu.
bonn Gtore. guairsisen soc per gu.
Derfhiebenes.
Dele. - Warit itetig. asinSl, 70,
ks 64e per GalIone in pdrtisn BON
5g6ls. Gsloftss IL ms5r. go. 1
2aro0l 5se; Cotton Seso Del, rnffis
nir.ss 54e per @allon,. 9srpsutin
Soc per Galous In parti.n Don Is
Barrels. petroleum, Obio Carbon
120 Grab 81 np. 150 @rab 103c,
S.aoIisbt 175 Grao 12e. Rso grOpn
Gafolin 13e. Rapbta 16e per galone
in partisu bon 1--5 gbls.
5als. Der Martt 1T rubis. -
Stanbarb sranulirtss S1.15-1.20;
1afels uno DARN Sal; S1.14 PET
Bbl. pon 280 pfunb.
Obio Riper $1.1o per gbl. Don 2so
pfuno.
SAILS. - Marti fstis. prima
Citp 7-73e. Sr. eonntrp 62-6ac
per pfunS.
aobIsn. - Wartt ruhis. gou.
sbiosbsup s350-3.75, Rub unb
Glad S2.25. aanafpha Siiidioblsn
S3.50--3.75. PuB unb Glad $2.25
-2.35 per Tonne abselisfert. Rau4s
IcIs Giiidtobl.n S3.25. 4ntbracite
S775-8.00 per SouHe cbselisfert.
r.
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cseIS, gonbs nnb sIftien in sa,lu g)orl.

1ti9aiiSpavifre purben 81 sHx bis.
Iontirf. @sdil auf 2onooa paysr itstig
~ N.77H far 90 xaes Sidt; Rabel.Gnnsi.
iungsn e4.6ok nnb Siht.Be4isl t4.791S.
stlbsrsSarrtn 6oks Rtrilanif9s Tsusrs
seKe.
Qttienmarft-Tit giisnbahu.G Gittsn
uareu brute ipnangsbens, pdbrsnS bic an.
ouitrie-dtiieH uernaGfdiiist waren. grIters
tatten msiifsns @ew!nne 5u usr;siAHsH.
massuA~a~ ezssas~
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Musudrtige Wdrfte.
Rem gOrt, 2e. mdrs.

Msbl. - Wdrft psrGnberlih.
Rogssnnebl. - Wartt rubis; fair
Biz sutss $6.5o-6.75; auserl.i.u.s
Biz fdncn $6.80-700.
9u6fusi5en. = Nartt fiau.
Dlaismebl. - Wdrit pilIis; f,ines
ipeibss unS selbes S1.70-1.75; aols
bsniorn $1.65-1.70; film briso $3.s
e5.
Roggeu. - Wortt rrhis.
0sriie. - Wartt itetis.
Wsi5en. - Uldrtt i4tpo4; Ro. 2
rotber S1.5s unb go. 2 barter s1.61; /;
allsr auf ben @slsiT,n fir Grport; SO.
l Rortbern Duluth S1.53 unb Ro. l
Rortberu Tonitobd $1.613; {. |. +.
8uffaol. aai
Bsli9iorn. - Ndrtt fDillig; 30. 2
selsbs Size c. I. I. fir 3ufubr.
5afer. - Wnrtt pillis. Stanbnrb
36e; go. 8 fpeibsr 61a-62ic; faucp
oehiili}sy y,s;6pr Rd1-RS1r
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0iebuiarft.

Gineinuuti, 2e. I9drs.
Die 3ufubr unb ausiubr pGbrsno
Der lsstsn "a Stunben. psrlIiten nit
osrisIbsn 3.it Der pergnnsfn risr Ia,
sc Dartu tpis folet: