davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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Wants to Avoid Delay.

when at length. owing to the fall
ure of the negotiations, his majesty's
government decided that they would
continue the prize court proceedings,
and had at the request of the claim
ants fixed the earliest possible date for
the hearing, counsel for the latter
asked for an adjournment in their in
terests, despite the fact that the crown
was. by his own admission, ready to
proceed.
"'22. His majesty's government are
earnestly desirous of removing all
cause or avo1dable delay in dealing
WIN american cargoes and vessels
Wnlcn may be detained. and any spe-
enc inquiries or representations which
may be made by the United States
government In regard to particular
cases viii always receive the most
careful consideration, and all infor-
nation which can be afforded without
prejudice to prize court proceedings
Will be readily communicated: but they
can scarcely admit that on the basis
OF actual facts any substantial griey-
ance on the part of American citizens
IS Justified or can he sustained, and
they, therefore, confidently appeal to
the opinion of the United States gov
ernment as enlightened by this memo
randum. PAGE"
Evening star., 1915-06-25
Some Concessions Offered.

"15. In difference, however. to the
renewed representations of the United
States ambassador, his majesty's gov
ernment have given further directions
that in all such cases, as may have been
specially submitted through the Brit
ish embassy at Washington or to his
majesty's government direct on or be-
fore the 18th of June and passed, the
goods shall be allowed to proceed with
out interference II shipped from a neu-
tral port on the conditions already laid
down, notwithstanding the fact that
shipment may not have been made be-
fore the 18th of June
"I6 His majesty's government will
also be prepared hereafter to give spe-
cial consideration to cases presented to
them, and involving particular hard
ships, If the goods concerned are re-
quired for neutral governments or mu-
inequalities. or In respect of works of
public utility. and where payment can
LIST of March. 1915.
"I7. With the above exceptions. his
majesty's government regret they can
not continue to deal through the diplo-
matte channel with individual cases.
but they would again point out that
special provision is made for the con-
siderat1on OF such cases in the prize
court.
"Is. Complaints have not infre-
quently been made that undue delay
occurs in dealing with American car
goes In the prize court. An interesting
Evening star., 1915-06-25
EUROPE GETS NO SHARE.
IN COIN OF U. S. TOURISTS
Secretary Lane Reports Total of
800, 1000, 600 Being Expended
at Home This Year.

Money heretofore expended by Amer
lcan tourists to Europe. estimated by
Secretary Lane at $10O.000.00O or more
annually. is this year being spent in
the United States. according to state
ment Issued by him today.
Secretary Lanes statement was based
upon reports received at the Interior
Department showing. 1t was said, an
unprecedented public interest in the
national parks of the west as Indicated
by the big increase in the number of
visitors this year over previous years
The Department" said Secretary
Lane. lis gratif1ed with the public in
terest in the development of the great
national parks. The number of Wis
itors has been steadily increasing, but
this summers travel will be far ahead
of other seasons. AS the magnitude,
beauty and healthfulness of the parks
are better understood. it may be ex-
pected that the yearly travel to them
will rapidly increase. Thus the dam
age caused by the war is being neu-
tralized by inducing Americans to
spend their vacation money at home.
The whole country is the gamer by
this intermingling Of the people Of
the east and west"
Evening star., 1915-06-25
AGAINST NATIONAL BOARD
OF MEDICAL EXAMINERS
American Association Physician
Delegates Vote Down, Plan of
DR.. Rodman.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2o-Dele-
gates from all parts Of the United
States who attended the three-day con-
vention of the American Medical AS
ISOLATION which closed here yesterday
are leaving for their homes today.
One of the fifteen sections which held
sessions, that of general and abdomi-
nal surgery. arranged a meeting for
today.
The house of delegates, the business
organization. refused yesterday to in
dorse the appointment of the newly
organized national board of medical
examiners. urged by Dr. William L..
Rodman of Philadelphia, president of
the association. BY vote Of 80 to IS
1t adopted a committee minority re-
port that the plan be referred to the
council on medical education.
In his inaugural address Dr. Rodman
said the national board of medical ex-
aminers was needed to handle cases
not reached by the state boards. of
medical examiners.
The committee on awards for sci
entific exhibits announced that a gold
medal had been awarded to the path
illogical department of the University
of Michigan.
DR.. Victor c. Vaughan gave William c.
cations convention gave William c.
Gorgas, surgeon general of the United
States Army. credit for being able to
lay down set of rules which. if uni
versally adopted. would increase the
average span of life from the age of
forty-two to sixty-flve.
He declared that the elimination for a
single month of the various health bu-
reaus would cause a plague unrivaled
in history.
'Since $780," he said. 'the average of
longevity in this country has been in
creased more than ten years. In the
last ten years life has been heightened
by more than four years"
Evening star., 1915-06-25
Names for Hawaiian Batteries

The War Department today an
nounced the naming of the following
batteries on the Island of Oahu. Ha-
wall. in honor of deceased military he
roes: $. c. Mills, for Col Stephen C.
Mills, L. S. A. who died August ;, 1914:
Dodge, for Maj. Theodore A Dodge.
Z. s. A.. who died October %, 1909:
Hulings, for Col. Thomas NJ Hulings.
4sth Pennsylvania Infantry, who was
killed May 10. 1864. at Spotsylvania,
Va: Barri, for Capt. Thomas O. Barri,
L S. A.. who was Gled July 2, 1869,
at Gettysburg. Pa: Chandler. for Sec
ond Lieut.. Rex Chandler, L. S. A.. killed
April s. 1913, while making a flight in
an aeroplane.
Evening star., 1915-06-25

comment on this subject was made by
the president of the prize court in the
case of the cargo ex steamship ogee-
chee on the 14th instant. His lordship.
according to the transcript from the
official shorthand writer's notes, made
the following observations:
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IS NEARLY ANN1H1LATED.
Ontario Battalion of 700 Loses Al.
most 500 in Single Battle.

TORONTO. Ont. June 25.-The frs,
western Ontario battalion was all but
annihllated in the action near LIE Rassee
In northern France, June 10 last, says a
semi official account received here to-
day. Out of between 600 and. 100. men
the battalion lost in killed and wounded
nearly 500. including twenty officers.
Twelve Of the officers were killed in
this action. according to the account.
leaving only three officers of the bat
talon unwounded.
Evening star., 1915-06-25
"Safety First" in English Channel.

Additional instructions for navigation
in the English channel issued by the
British admiralty. direct ship captains
proceeding through the Straits of
Dover from the North sea, to wait Off
Calais for a pilot. Vessels from the
south are directed to await instructions
off Boulogne. The admiralty warning
was received at the State Department
today from Consul General Skinner at
4
Evening star., 1915-06-25

Jacob Leary, ffty-seven years old. a
retired first sergeant of the 3Sth COM
pany. U. S. A.. died at his home. in
Baltimore. After thirty years in serv-
ice he was honorably discharged. June
II, 1908, at Manila, P. 1.
Evening star., 1915-06-25

DR.. st. Clair Spruill, recognized as
one of the most eminent surgeons of
Baltimore. died at the home of DR..
Charles ". Mitchell. in that city, from
an attack of grippe and septic bron-
chitis
Evening star., 1915-06-25

It's largely what people might
say" that keeps tn grass beaten
down on .th straight an narrow
path.
No matter how we'll preserved
it IS otherwise. when a derby hat
has a green mossy cast it's all in.
Evening star., 1915-06-25

1t pays to read the want columns of
The Star. Hundreds of situations are
filled through them
Evening star., 1915-06-25
Americans Seek Delay.


1T is very extraordinary thing that
when the crown are ready to go on,
the claimants come here and say. W
cannot proceed for six weeks. Some
day. toward the end of last term.
had a row of eminent counsel in front
pressing me to fix Il case at once.
II fixed it very nearly at once
following term. They all came and
said: I'VE want an adjournment for
six weeks"
10 The solicitor general hereupon
remarked: 'If ] might say so on that
one of the reasons I applied today on
behalf of the crown that the matter
should be dealt with as soon as pos
sible is for that very reason. There
has been such strong desire on the
part of America and American citizens
that there should be no delay, but one
nnds, in fact. the delay comes from
there"
"'so. The president then stated: II
explanation is but I am anxious that
there should be no delay
II. IT is true that a number OF
cases. principally relating to cargoeS
which. though ostensibly consigned to
person In neutral country, are IN
reality believed to be destined for the
enemy. have. been pending in the prize
court for some time. The United States
government are aware that most of
these cargoes consist of meat and lard,
and that much of the delay in bringing
these carsoes to adjudication was due
to the fact that negotiations were be-
ing carried on for many weeks with a
representative of the principal Ameri-
can meat packers, for an amicable set
tlement out of court
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-14

traftirten MGnner tpie 6rauen uilo
Climber nit a0gberitDben UNI beless
ten lie init ben unflatbigiten 9earen.
Seoe Naft bolten iif Die fraH5oIi'
ider Sp!oaten unp MGhter ole 1upa
aen DIaohen inter ben @efuugenen
berals, Die ibnen serabe sefielen. Oa
haIfeu feineSbrGnen, fein SlebeH um
Grborren. WGit ben SeDebrfolben
,puroen lie beruntergeitoben. Oabet
ein etelbaites SSlitter IN eInem 1rog
tpie fiir SArpeine. Bel niemnno tonn'
te lie ii6 beihpereu iiber 10 ir1meHI4,
lide gebanoIung. sSDre grtefe IuHr'
ben nitt bef0roert. Der amertfar1llHe
gotihaiter ODER oeIien gertreter IIeB
lid, nid1t einrnaI ieben. Die Detbbano-
Illngen Itcigerten ii6 ieoesHlal. penr
cine fiir Die cran5oien 1rgpH'tlse
gsahrift bonn ariege eingetrotreH
mar. gln ;Sleii6 erbieIten Die 8etart
aenen nur oas bon 8ieroen; perI6le-
6ene Wsale mar es iton IN iSaulnIB
iibergegangen. glugemein berrlHte
Sluger; als einmal Elm Soloat aiis
W&itleio eir Stiid 8rot periheHtt
hattie erMelt er 40 stnber itreneen
g[rreit 8uoiftirt. Iolen lmo GIidiIer
inter ben @efangener erbielteu ben
8or5ug, neil tie oihou gu TuBlaro,
reIp. Grnnfreit" eeb6rten. gir1ral
peralitaltete man in 9tooe5 etnen
3adel3ug, neil Die Greuoenbotidatt
eingetroffen mar, ooB aaiier gsIl'
helm SelbItmoro beaaugeH babe uno
aaiier.aonig 6rar5ISoiep5 alts@rGTn
bariIber geftorben iel.
g9oIi bon Shterbralo.
(Gbicugu 4beNbpof)
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9uder. gr.iis isIt. Rafftnirs
ter Gut Qpaf $40; popbsr.b $3.50;
CUBES S6.75: aranuliri.r $3.50; Cons
ieetiuners .a- $40; Of u" $6.15;
ipeiber ertra e" S5.95; ertra e"
S5. 5.75;R. 9. Glarifisb ipeibsr S6.15-
6.25; DO. aslbtr $5.65-5.75 per leo
Yfuuo.
Wloldfies IN iissis. - Rem Orr
leans Open astils 40-55c. Gentriius
aal 20-30c per Galons.
Reis. - aOuiiiana, GancB Ssab
7-7ae; prima 6-6Ac. CrbiHdrsr
49-5sc. Sapau 5i-5a per pfanS.
DARN probnfts
Butter. Wartt rubig, pr.ife
ert.a g" $5.75; u. 9. glariiitS mel,
TbtpdGer. - DbolsHiIi, Grtra 31le;
Geutralissb ertra 29t; gsntraIi5eo
Eirfis 25st; DO. S.eonbs 21t; Ganep
DARN 23e; gadins Stcd 16-17tc
per pfunb.
adfs. - Mar!i fsF. Obio lie.
Rprbneitliter 17-17ie. Rem Dort
18e, Shiusiser 21-30s, DO. Bird
16ac: Qimburasr 17-1Se per piunb.
Gier. - Warti itstig. - g,ris
ma frifhe 5ihnertisr 17te; firiis
15se, orbmdrs firits 14tc, fstpnbs
13se per Dus,ub; Sdnistier 35c per
9ubeHb.
Geflaesl. - Rar,t ftstis. -
grcilers BON lii pfb. 32-35e.
Hrnrs 2-2 Qfo. 18-20e per lfb.
Siitusr 15-16e; Sdbne &c; 5ruts
hiibner 10-15e: Gulls 8c; Gnten
10-12c: Gdufs 6-8c per pfuno.
Dbhunb gsmiifs.
aepfsl. = gute 2lepfsl $3.50
400 Der g6l., is nad Aualitdt.
Gitronsn. - Warit mar iistig.
MeHina $3.25-3.50; California
$3.25-3.50 per aiiie.
Ordngen. - Warit rubig unb
itstia. California $2.25-2.75; sJlo'
riba S2.75-3.O0 per aifis; 9anse'
rires S2.25-2.50 per DoppsIttfts.
GRAPE iyruit. - Jloriba
| s225-2.75 per Ritz /
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5fisntlidtn. ."-Jruu Sawrenee w T.
tin, 10 &ina Str., g9ehbrDOi, Watns.
gaauiton gBis. u8etu 4'benspedlh
lit i'd on S6merssn i'm Hadsn uns ben
Selten, bic i'd % ni6t mebr aushalteH
!onnte. Gud lit i'd an Ratt. S4peiB, ino'
bab pi, 8e!ttiiasr nnb wureH. so pstlnn~
lt anoere Neoisin, tonut. aber itlne Stroe-
rung linben. Aa6bem idl sint 5ldl9e BON
2poia e. BiRtbam's B,getable COMPOUND
einoenomnltn, fing id an, befier gu neroen,
un0 id fu6r itds Msnate lang tort. oalI'I-.
be einsunebmen. Eie S6mer5en rerthnan'
ben, Der Ranti6peis unb oi, betBen AH'
Flee unhm.n ab uRb in etnem Japre mar
i'd stns anOsss Srau. SD pets, baB t5 5t'
men 5u banien bnbe fur mein. auba!ienos
gute@siuuDheit ""-Srau W.5. Gro 10 mel y,
Naniton, gsis.
Der 9riolg Don 9poia e. Btntbams Ht,.
establ. COMPOUND, mtldes aus @ur5elnl
pnb 9Ian en- bergsfieGt If. IL unoerGIe'o-
lid in ioIdsH Saleu.
@eun Gle ipejieaeu Hatb beonr'
FEN, 10 peuSen Sic nd an Spoia "
8intbcm Webieine SO. (Oertraneus.
Sol), Gguu, Gaii, Sbr Brief niro
BON elmer ssrau seOfinet uno geleieH
ruS nnter benz Siegel Der geriHmie'
senbeit benntuortet iuerben.
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Gluk NadJrihtem.
nrtttaa. IA. Wai 1915.

Sm GintinHatitr Diitritt prrb ii6
Der Ilub nur iDenia psranbsru. 9es
tern 9lbtnb hattie 6srieIbe bei bisiis.r
Stabt eiR,u BoHeritdnb bon 127
nuB.
Die fclasnpsn TtpsI1en trafeu
ipabrenb b,s ositriasn 3asss bier elm:
gittsbura, qa.-3.s ssuB. fGlt.
@ktliua, B. ga.-9 5ub, iteist.
aan.sbills. O.-S.2 S5ub, itatlOndr.
Portersburc. 70. 9a.-7.2 CUB. idat
aanapbd faas, 70. 9o.-2.2 t5. fdat
Gbarlsiion. 10. 9d.-7.3 Sub. rat.
aouispiIle. ap.-9.2 CUB, Ftsiat.
epanspiIIe, Snb.-11.4 SUB, fdnt.
glaIhpiIle. Ssnu.-8.9 Sub fdIlt.
gbattanooaa, a,nn.-10.4 SUB. fdat.
aonIas eitb, Ro.-12.3 SUB. tda!.
.Rsmp5ia. S.uH---14-s CUB. fsist.
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Rinbpiel. Die Ra9ira9e
mar bsute nur mdBis unb bic grsiis
itetia. WliIntiibe fanoen teinsn glGr.t.
U1ittlsre uno idwtrs Sii.rs $675
-8.10. aussrl.Iens Biz srtrd $8.15
-S.35; f5l.iibsr Stisre $5.75-s.o0;
srtra $8.25-S.5o; 5eifsrs $5.75--
500; aus,rlsisns lsiats $s.25-S.50;
Hiibe $3.50-6.00; auserlsisHe $6.10
-6.65; @ann.rs S3.25-4.25; fstis
Rildtiihs s5.5o-6.5o; sItra $500
6.65.
8ullen - Die 3ufu6r mar sss
ring. bic Ra4irags gut uno Der Rar.t
Hart.
Nuag. unS lei&ts s5.75-e.25;
Bologna $6.25-6.s5; .rtra $500
TOO; fstts 9ulIsH $6.65-7.00.
aGIber. - Die 3uiubr mar
sismli6 aroB. bic Ra4frass cine guts
uno bic prsiis oaber itstis.
Srbindre nno srobe $4.75-S.00;
fair bis quite lsi4te S70o-s.75;
ertrd SS.oO.
S6neine. Die Ra9iras,
mar nidt arOb. ba ubr 3ufubr niai
bsneuitub mar. 10 mar Der Marlt iits
iia Bis fsft. 2eid!s @erianetfUrt,n
itieaeH I'm l0c.
Out. bis auserlsitHe 9srianbts unh
TleiihtrIorten $7.S0-7.S5; crpin1rs
bis oussrlsisNe ihpers fett. Sdn.
$5.65-7.25; StaaS A.50-5.75;
leihte Werianbtiprtsu 80 bis 1So
pfunb $7.75-7.85; 120 Bis 145
gfunb $7.15-7.75; Gertd 100 Biz
100 pfunh $6,S5-7.00; 100 pfunt
unb ipsnissr $5.50-6.75.
S4afs pHb GSmmsI- BE
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grbbeerer, = Cute $1.35--
2.4O per "a Gt Crate.
Gartpffeln. ~ Mi4igdn 40
43c Der guibel bonn Gtleiie uno $1.60
-1.75 per gbf. bonn gtore.
Sddtfdrfoffefn. g4te
Heb Jfipsr garlp Obic's $1.10--
LIS per gu.
Junse aartoffeln. - glos
riba $4.00-5.25 per gbl. unb S1.50
200 per CAMPER.
SibfartoffefH. Ssrlsp
S1.50-1.65 per 6amper.
Sparael. - GinhsimiI6s Co.
75c per 1uBenb 9iiHoel.
1pmattn. - JlOriba $3.50
3.25 per Crate.
Rraui. - Warii 5ismli6 lsbbdft.
lllobdma $3.00-3.25; nsuss Glori'
ia $2.75-3.o0 per grute.
Grbfen. alabama $1.5o-
LIS per CAMPER.
3niebeln. - Gsl6e 80-s5c
per gufbel rom Store. Wsibe 30
Soc Ter Buffet Ocm Store.
Crime 8obnen. Gloriod
$2O0-2.25 per 6nmper.
adrotten. - @spafhene S2.25
$50 Der 9bl.
Rothe ibtr. - Cute Rib.r
75e-S1.0 90 per Dbl.
WeiRe R then. Rem Dr.
leans S3.50-4.00 per g6l.
Go6l. $1.00 per 8bl.
Qanbprobutte.
Sen go. / 5imotbp $20.50--
21. 90; go. 2 SimotbD $19.50-20.s =
90: Ro. 9 9imoilp $3.50 1900;
go. l esmiI6ter alss $1,000; go.
2 bo. $500; go. / alss $3.50;
so. 2 DO. $500; alfuIfa $3.50
22.50 per 3onne.
UIiibleufutter lit piaiger. -
alsi, S25.O0-25.50; MibbIinss srO'
b.s S27.50-28.0o; bo. feipes $3.50
1900; ssnii6tss gutter $3.50
$500.
SGmereieu. Wartt ftetig
aleeIamn S6.9o-7.25 auf bsm De
leiis unb S7.S5rS.40 per 9u. BON
Store. 9tmotbp $2.75-3.25 per gu
bonn Stors. guhpsissn Soc per gu
Gladsiamen SIZE per gu.
8erft1iebeues.
Oel.. Mdrtt fi.tis. aeinOl, ro'
bes 6Sc Der gdaOne in partieH Dor
s g6ls. Getodtes 1t mehr. glo.
Qarb5l 60c: Cotton Seso Oil, ruifii
nirts 52c per 8aaons. S.rpeHtin so
per 9allone in parti.H ben 1-5 Bar
rsls; Coz in Qartisn rou 10-25 Bar
r.lg. p.troleuHI. Ohio Carbon 12(
Grab 95 DO. $50 Grab 10tc, Sedo
Iiaht IT'S Grab 12c; Rso GroDn Ga
iolin 13e. Qapbta 16e per Gdlone Il
pdrtien Don is 9bla.
SaIa.- Der Rar.t IN rubig. =
O6io Ripsr S1.05 per B6l. Don 2e(
sfb., fuhrlpbn btn;us:fiist.
5dl9. - Wnrst ltettg. prtM:
Gitp es-6lt; DO. GcuHtrp 6t-es
per piunb.
aohIsn. - Wartt tubig. gcu
abicabsEn S3.5o-3.75, Rub I'M
Slad S2,25. aanaphd StiidtobleI
$3.5o-3.75. Rub unb SIdd 50 2;
per Tonne abasIi,fsrt, RuudIoi
Giiidtoblsn $3.50. bo. Rub uni
Glud 1925. anthraeits S7.75-S.0C
per Ionn. a6a.Iisfsrt. Go,t toits
S6OO-6.50 Der Sonre abasliefert.
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GbieaoO, 13. ysai.

9 6neine.- 3ufubr $1,000;
Mart tart. Built $7.55-7.65; lsi6t.
745-780; gemiidts $7.4O-7.75;
itpers S7.10-7.70; robe $7.1O-
7.25; aertsI $5.60-725.
Rtnbpieb. 3ufubr 1000;
Mdrtt id,Dah. gttiOs Beef Stisrs
$6.S0-9.25; Weitsrn Stisrs $50
.785; &iibs unb 5sifsrs $3.30-3.75;
&dlber $6.50-9.25.
@ dafs. 3ufu6r 10000;
Wartt fart. Sdafs $7.75-8.so;
admmer $8.50-10.O0.
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cSm gartsr oss bisiigen Re6tsdna
Ipalts uno glotars UliiQer bIiibt eIH
@pfslbaum in OieTem Sabre gum 5ipets
en- Rule. Wdbreno Die cine SGIfts oes
Saumes reitsn SruttuuidB 5etgt,
itebt bic unoere in ihSnitem Sliithens
.ihmud. 3ablreihe SpaSiergdnser be-
laaern ben 9urtenSaun, TN oas H(es
tur)punoer gu betruhtsn.
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1asliber Sysarftberidbt.
Gtntinnoti. Is. tO1ai.

9tHttnndtt, 10. Utu'
Die flaffplgtnben Quntirnngtn be-
aisben ii6 nur auf gngrps Trans
dtiionen. Bel tlsinersn Geihdften
ipsrben sttpos b0btre g)rsiit bsrthnet.
DroDifionen.
Ghmala. prima Stsam
930-9.40; JamiIp Sdmdl5 lob
--101e pro qfunb.
1rodenaefal3eHts Glsi d..
Sbort clear Ssiten 104-10Ac; Ggtra
fbort clear 10-104c; fhort Rippeniei'
ten 10--1oic: G6ultern 84-sat;
Bellies 105e-11c.
Bacon. ghort clear Geiteu
114-t1se; srtra ibort clear Ssitsn
11--115e; ibort Rippsnisitsn IL
11ic; S6ultsrn 9l-9ac; Bellies III
--12c.
Guaar Gureb Tleii6. =
SGintsh 14i -15c; pitnic Sduli.rn
101-10ae; greatieit Bacon 1S-
19c; Gdulisrn in pddetsn 1o4-
10ae; 81. y. Gut S6ultern lot
1896; trodeus Beef Saintsn 25-
27t.
SaBqepSteltss Gt.ifd.
- Ger pfunb: Sdinter 12-12ae;
gienic S6ultsrn si-sae; Bellies
15.-164c; G6ultsrn 84-84c; u.
y. gut DO. 8t-82t.
Trii6es gleiid. = S4in.
len 11s-12c; gitnie Shultern "a
81c; s&ultsrn 7a-sac; ibort
Rippenisiien 9l--10e; i6ort clear
Geit.n 9a-104t; EXTRA ibort Ssitsn
9s-10e; g.[iiss. l.idt 15-16e;
gslli.s, Itpsre 11a-12se.
Rebl unt Getreibe
Webl. - Wmt.r paisnt 800
7.20; @intsr fanep $6.55-7.O0;
Mlinisr sFanliIn S6.15-6.30; Wintsr
.rtra $5.70-5.90: Wintsr orbiHarss
's5.5O-5.70: 6artsr WeiSsn patsn:
$730-7.70; 6art.r Wsi5sn innep
Se.s5-7.10; 5ari.r DsiSen Jamilp
$5.85-s.25; Rpggsnmebl norbDeitlis
DIES aemii&tss $6.15-6.40; rsin.s
eitp Ruaaenmeal $6.25-6.5o; Gitp
asmiIttss Rosgsnmsbl s6.15-6.40.
Weiaen. - go. 2 rotber Wiutsr
s1.56-1.57: glo. 8 DO. $1.53-156;
Ro. a DO. $1.52-1.54.
m.1id,fpru. - Wu. / fpeibes
79sc; gao. 2 DO. 79-79se; glo. 3 DO.
7ss-79c; SO. A DO. 77-7se; Rp.
6 &c. 7e-77t; 30. g DO. 75-76e.
Ro. / ael6es 7sse; Ro. 2 30. 7s-
7ssc; go. 8 DO. 77t-7sc; Ro. A DO.
761-77tc;go. 8 DO. 75a-76ae; Ro.
6 DO. 75-76e. go. l ssmifdtss 7Sat.
Ro. 2 DO. 78-7sic; SO. 8 DO. I'D
fSe; 30. 4 DO. 76a-77ac; No. 5 Do.
8 DO. 74i-75ae. Wsi.
ses aplbentorn 7s-sot; ssl6es aoI'
b,n.orn 7e-8oc; selS,s 78-s0e;
esmiitt.s 77-79c per guibel.
SAFER. - RO. 2 iptiber 56--
56se; Stanbdrb peiber 55a-56c;
glo. 8 rpeiBsr 55-55tc; go. 4 tDetber
54A-55e; glo. 2 s.miIht.r 55-65it;
no. 8 aenliI6tsr 54t-55e; Ro. a ss'
mifdtsr 53h-54ac.
Roga.u. - Ro. 2 $1.17-1.18
Ro. 8 S1.15-1.17; SO. A SLIP
LA.
Wbistp.
@r.auf. pursn 3s2 gbls. 0iitil'
lers SSiniit.o Gocbs aui Der Bats bon
$1.39 per galIpns.
9roesrtss.
Raffss. - Mar!t ruhig. prsIie
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gutter Ra6frass NOR Der Wlartt 6eute
fart unb bic preifs itieeen Inn 25e.
Sdafe $5.75-750; sd6orsne
5tdfe S5.75-6.75; 2Gmmer, aefGo,
rene $s.00-9.50; Jriibidbrs adms
mer $S,00-11.50.
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ttu III WuutH eHS
beu S,iieH, uno ID,
mar 10 Thpub, bat
i'd taum msiHe Sdus'
arbeit Orrrihten fonn.
n. Sd babe apoia y.
Bint6nm's BegetabIs
COMPOUND eIngsnoms
men uub oaHelbe bat
mir itbr gsbolisn. Sb
perbe Sbre Deebiiin
meineu SSrsunnen em'
piebleu uHb 9ebt St'
nsn bic GrIdubnlb,
mein 8eusnis ba per-
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Wetaa.Marft.

Rtp gort, 13. wlai.
aupier. 49, Rarit felt. GltetroIptit
$500; eating $18.50-1s.75.
9iun. - Warit flau. Jtiuf 2oHs
nsn Cots Oii,rirt fir $4,000.
etisn. = TART rubis unb unpsrs
GHoert.
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g Srm m drtfd.

Gbemdnn (Nbeubs nit einem Grs
trabIatt nod 6dufe tcmmeno): rSteg
ouf Der eouaeN 2tuie. QIte! 2auIeNbe
bon 6efanoensu, WIdiftHeugepehre.
@eihibe unb uuberbem rot 6teie
Sans. bic i6 beim pretstsseIU ees
tponnen babe!"
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@isner grisi.

Gtplouatie unb goItseefiibl. --- Re.
tpeelng Sur Gertofrotiltrung Der
3unit. 9eiben einer oiterrei6i-
i6en Striegsgefaugenen IN sSranf"
reid. = @as iie iab uno borte -
glnbere Ginse.
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Der tleine 5rtb Gtebt i'm 3ooIOgt'
Iden @arten iinuenb Dor osm a1Dens
tGFie, pl1Bli6 psuoet er nd in bes
itimntsm 5pns all bic gr5tsberin):
,9elt. SrauIsiu, Der Come 1T etue
9Dtpin2"
Grsisberiu: ,Desbalb bsnn9"
Der tleiue Grtb: rSebeu Sis bod,
r trGst ia eiue quOerauafe an
Sdpetfs!!"
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lytIp. epnSs nno Nitien IN s.ru gorl

gsiAitspasi.n suresn ~ 8h-3k%
eis,sstiri. gstaIsl oui 2oneon Uarsn
idlpad AZ tI77 fat 90 Tass Sihi; Rabtl.
arusiiuHssH $3.50 xHo Sitt Bshisl
sl.7e1I. eiibsppsusn 5os. Weriianii4s
Ssflsrs ss1ts.
Mttitnmarli Ga Rarit ssr
bspls aau une bic prsifs haiim stnas 81
lsiesM 7it SHlubnpiiruuesn itcnben faf
eatfpsg unisr bsnsn BON 8sittrH.
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Gin g dIaubergeL

.Du haft bod erft Dor 5tDei Stuns
ben BEL SiI4 eeTefen, uHo jeBt bit
0u fdOn tpisbsr beim @fen2"
.sso, meir DOttOr bat mir uur etne
.3iaarre na6 ieber WlahI5sit erldubt.
unb pa sFe i'd isBt ale Spsi Stan.
beul"