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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
.sTHE LITTLE MADElIOIsELLE.v

The offering at the Alhambra today
and tomorrow is the Shubert success,
The Little Mademoiselle." a produc-
ton that affords Vivian Martin an op-
pOrtunity to display her caprice and
WinsOme charm, which she does TO an
extent that is truly delightful The
story is a charming romance and has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
MAYER MAN. IN Ill
HEALTH SHOOTS SCI Z

MAYER. Ariz- Nov. 6.-Robert Hem
derson, "a years old and a resident OF
this section for many years shot him
self at his home through the head with
a revolver He had been in i'll health
since an operation some months ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06

many beautiful scenes and also its ex-
citfne, moments The WANING OF the
big automobile race helps the two
lovers to bring their affairs TO a happy
elimination and also affords excite
ment Cor the spectators--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06

The good old fashioned flavor De
liciOusly Different -Sulzberger's Ma
jestic Ham and Bacon. Phone your
Observation-Disclosures
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
AN ExCELLENT BILL TODAY.

A Kalem twO-part special will be
featured at the Bijou today. "The Man
in Hiding" a picture full Of action.
featuring Alice HOLSTER and star
cast. An animal drama will also be
shown, featuring elephants and Loop
ards
Tomorrow. the usual high class bill.
including the favorite cartoon comedy
Cartoons in the Country" said 20
be the funniest Of all, win be given
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
cn,rrnRn THEATER.

Lord Lytton's su5IIne pIay, y.
LADY Of Lyons with special scenery
sente9 next week for the benefit Of the
..T5esc1,e Home" at the Crawford. Miss
Irene Shirley viii appear as Faullne,
e-+i-e TavIor company in the support
Pror1ine1it society people VIII render
se---s(f9Iries between the acts--Ady-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06

Correct that eye trouble, and enjoy
the comfort and pleasure OF perfect
eyesight For satisfaction in eyeElass-
fitting see Geo D. Kendall, Optometrist
and Optician, 2OS Mesa Ave.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06
.pr-NNrNG FoR OFFICE CRAWFORD

AI1ert Taylor VII pIeseIL q - - -
y Sl o-l1 IT C,ohen's great laughing sue
,sess Running for office
1-bis Is tie first time this play has
been produced in FL Paso at any pIl et
-;F-,see 80 will certainly pronounce
i+ one Of the best i'm Mr. Iaylors large
1erertoire- Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-06

r-.,--,,.5 CsrdS-PIate and 100 en-
-LI--i ,,.--7s En- 30 FL Paso Book Co,
SIii1s B1dg. ITS Handy. Adv
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

TO RENT-Heated room on Main
street, $500 per month, Inquire
Room 3, 252 Main street. 7-3-1d
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
.DAUBERT IS LEADER
IN natl LEAGUE
Dodgers First Stacker Replaces
Luderus Cobb Hitting 1877

Chicago, July 3.-Jake aDaubert, the
Brooklyn first baseman, has regained
the batting leadership OF the National
League, according to averages pub
lished here today. In the American
League, Cobb continues in front.
The Ave leading batsmen of the
National who have taken part in at
least half of the games played, IN
Guiding those of last Wednesday, are:
Daubert, Brooklyn $50; J. Smith,
Boston .323; Merkle, New York .323:
Luderus, Philadelphia 81; Good. Chi
cago .313.
Robertson has tied Carey of Pitts
burgh for. stolen base honors with
IL; Safer leads in runs scored with
a.; in total bases with 2, and ranks
next to Cravath in home runs, having
to the Philadelphian's 9. st. Louis
and New, York are tied in team bat
ting at .259.
Batting leaders Of the American
League are: Cobb, Detroit .397; Four
nier, Chicago .343; jackson, Cleveland
$40; Crawford, Detroit 1923 Lajoie,
Philadelphia 1928.
Cobb still leads the base stealers
with 81, which, as the season is not
quite half over indicates his total
for the year may be more than Zoe.
He also has scored most runs-72 for
81 games but Crawford has outdis-
tanced him in long hits with total
bases numbering 127. Oldiing OF
Philadelphia and Caldwell. Of New,
York, with four each, hold the lead.
as home run hitters. Chicago leads
in team hitting with 267 and Detroit
is next with .259.
Topping the hitters in the Interna-
tional League, records Of which in
clude no games later than lsst Tues
day are: Gilhooley, Buffalo $40: Ora
ham. Toronto 1886; shesn, Providence
$780,
Gilhooley leads in runs scored at
Az and in stolen bases ut 80 Total
base honors are held by Whitman Of
Montreal at 1O1, who.c seven home
runs give him the lead In that res
spect also. Buffalo with .273 and
Providence with .272 lead the clubs
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
STONE oUTPoINT ALBERTs.

Harry Stone, the Recognised well
terweight champion of Australia, last
night easily outpointed Johnny Kid"
Alberts of Elizabeth, N. y, in te main
ten-round bout at Browns Far Rock
away A. A The contest was uninter-
esting, for neither boxer exerted HIM
self often, but in the closing two ses-
sions Stone cut loose and landed some
effective blows on the face and body.
The semi-final ten-round bout was
the best The principals were Jack
Toland, a Philadelphia middleweight
and Knockout Sweeney of this city.
They boxed on even terms the entire
ten rounds, each assuming the ag-
gressive alternately. and q draw Was
the result.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
MCLEAN WITH BUSTERS.

New York uly 3.-Larry Mclean,
whose, scrap with Manager McGretW
Of the Giants caused his Suspension.
will make his first appearance Of the
season In q semi-pro game here, when
hs and his All-Stars play the Lincoln
Stars at Lenox Oval, 145th street and
Lenox avenue in the feature of a
double bill tomorrow. Larry has not
been idle since suspended. He has
played the leading role Of slugger for
the Media team Of the Delaware
County league, same league that har>
bors Home Run Baker and Jerry
Clinton, and Cannon Ball Redding will
pitch In the first game the New
York Fire Department nine, with
Lynch on the mound, will play tbs
Lincoln Stars.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
"A DEAL FOR KAUF'F.

man. president Of the Chicago Federal
league baseball club, announced today
that he has d deal on hand for Benny
Kauff, the fleet footed outfielder OF
the Brookfeds. Although the Brooklyn
management announced it would not
trade Kauff to any other team in the
league Weeghman says he expects to
have the player in the Chicago lineup
by Monday, July 5.
Weeghman refused to give the par
ticulars Of the deal, but said that
money and players are involved. He
will give out full particulars when
Joe Tinker gets home from Pittsbprg
it was stated
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

TO r ENT Large, fine office in Elec-
trio Bldg. for rent. Apply p. J.
sa Murray & Co, 50 w. Main street.
6-28-6d
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

FOR SALE-Furniture and house
hold goods, Including White sewing
machine, Crawford range Inquire
5 Black Rock avenue. 6-30-4dx
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

TO RENT Five room tenement.
All modern improvements, second
floor. 81 Columbia st. 7-1-d3x
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
WELSH-WHTTE CLASH TONIGHT.
Chicagoen Fayorite Over lightweight
Champ Odds 6-5.

New York, July 3.-The unusual
circumstance Of a challenger being
favorite over champion will be pre-
sented when Charley White Of Chi
cago assails Freddie Welsh's light
weight title in ten round bout at
the Brighton Beach racetrack to-
night. Because OF the large amount
Of Chicago money offered at to
that White wins by a knockout the
straight odds are to 5 on White to
beat the Englishman.
A string OF six successive knockout
victories for his rival has caused
Welsh to take the bout more seriously
than any other he has fought since
he won the crown from Willie Ritch-
ie last summer His defeat by White
In a nc. decision bout at Milwaukee
last winter, when the champion was
barely able to stall through the last
round. has not been forgotten. Welsh
Is bent on wiping out this old scbre
and has trained assiduously for two
weeks at Centreport, Il. I. White did
most Of his preliminary work at Chi
cago. but since a week ago has been
toiling at Rye Beach.
Dick Peters and lot OF rugged
youths unknown to fame but able to
take a hard punch have been work
ing out with White. Welsh has had
as sparring partners a flock of men
scarcely less known than himself
Young Ahearn, Soldier Bartfien, Mike
Wagner, Eddie Moy, Jimmy Duffy and
Johnny Burke Moy and Wagner are
the only one Of these men who will
appear as contestants in tonight's
ring. Moy Will oppose Pete McVey, 9
punching lightweight from Seattle In
the ten round semi final and Wagner
will box six rounds with Charley Bar
ry. Billy Roche will referee all three
CONFLICTS
The principals in the main bout will
weight III at Considine's at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. The stipulated weight
is 135 pounds at that hour. Directly
afterward Welsh will motor to the
Shelburne Hotel and White to the
Brighton Beach hotel to rest while
waiting the gong that calls them TO
action.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
MULLEN GOING DOWN.

formerly Of the Newark Federals
yesterday signed with the Chester
club OF the Delaware County league.
Bud Sharpe, once Of Newark, and
Holy, late of the Pittsburg Rebels are
members Of the same team. Paul
Kritchell, who jumped Richmond re-
Gently, is on the Media club Of this
same league, as is Larry Mclean,
Giant catcher.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
DOESN'T HANKER.

Nv 4. Henie Wagner,
PIX infielder who is being
coming big league pilot,
kr tor the job OF boss.
pt before by playing days
ys Wagner. Managers,
league managers, have
<f they have a weak club
lager wants to sell them
eeenningly preferring to
the bench rather than
ko some club that stands
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
PIRATES VS.. WEST ENDS.

The Pirates will have as their ap.
ponents Sunday afternoon at Harris
lot, the West Sides of Middletown.
The game will be- called at 2:30
o'clock and Schmidt and Mack will
be in points for the FILL boys. Jpp,
pitcher for the MiddIetown High
school team this season will hurl for
the visitors with Johnson on the res
ceiving end.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

sin Trying to Brace
itching Corps.

sg4 aE f5 A* It'll VII Eos s$
July 3. Dan Triple, the
Of the indianapolis Ann
M don, and regarded as
Fcxnising minor league
Paptiyity. was yesterday
y the Yankees after me-
dch lasted several days.
Inspected this boy In per-
polls ~ leading the A. "A.
Nipple will not come here
n TAR ne has won eleven
lost only one. His wins
|rhit game. He is q big
IS feet 2 inches tall, is
land weights $50 pounds.
Omaha in the Western
Beason, where he won
les and lost seevn.
kes we're forced to out
kr majorf league clubs
bile for Triples services.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
MRS. WILLARD NOT ILL.

Schenectady NJ z, July s.Jess
Willard yesterday spoiled a perfectly
good sob story published in some me-
tropolitan dailies. He got to town
with 4 circus ana denied his wife vas
iii and suffering from tuberculosis.
Mrs willard Is with him and does not
look i'll.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

LOT Gotham Fans Given
Days Notice.
July 3. Secretary John
|ounced last that the New
las had released Outfield-
y Murray unconditio1al-
tiayed throughout yester-
"a Brooklyn, at the con-
hich he received his ten
n been in the National
than ten years, and, ac-
kseball law, was entitled
knaI release when the
league clubs waived on
was q star Of McGraw's
au1pions, but slumped SO
hitting last season that
B sealed.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

WANTED-Iron foundry floor mold
ers Good wages will be paid to
skilled sworkmen on heavy valve
work. Write giving experience and
references to the Pratt & Cady Co,
Inc, Hartford, Ct. 6-30-3d
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
FOR SALE.

No. so High ST.. rooms, ali mod
ern.
a Hamilton ST., family, z rooms
each, all improvements.
o. South High street, family, z
rooms each, all improvements.
NO 125 Camp street, family
mouse and large lot and fruit bar
gain
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

3 *,
han 4 have ever seen him.
ery whit of his smoke left,
fition to this, better control
red Judgment. He is harder
|f today than he ever was
means the hardest
the game to beat.
IS become Of the old-fash-
which predicted q complete
the Phillies BEFORE the first
3 base runner, rounding
les with the coacher. he Is
the umpire failed to see
out. of course can be re-
~ Connie Mack.
|stilIy night
Rbers chains have bound
Dry brings the light
days around me-
dash and Bakers smash
Plank and Bender
er got to be
ID tailender.
IL p. 8.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
ANNOUNCEMENT.
SUMMER BoARDERs.
SUMMER RESORT.

SHORE COTTAGE, Madison, modern
in every respect and lowest price on
the beach. Owner p. o. 7S8, New
Haven, Conn 7-3-d3x
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
LOST

probably Seymour
st. and Fox's theater, gold watch
fob. Initials &C. j. p" Return TO
100 Seymour st. Reward. 1-zdzx
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
HELP WANTED-nIALE.

WANTED-Men feed horses to Eng
land, return passage free good in
ducements, British subjects stamp
for reply. Apply James Ashton, SO
Barrett street, Fall River, Mass.
7-2-.d
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

FOR SALE-Standing grass Tor sale.
Apply 35 Clinton street, Tel. 1851.
7-2-d2x
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

FOR sALE-Chicken coops, and
/, Chickens, will sell cheap II taken
at once, 197 Corbin avenue Tel.
N 1882 $50
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

Tutoring done in English, German,
French, History, Latin and Algebra
by a Trinity college Junior. Adj.
dress Box %. City or phone 1878.
6-28-6d
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
AUTOMOBILE PARTIES taken out
day and night. Very reasonable
rates. Norman McKirdy. Tel.
1913. 6-29-d6

Automobile parties taken out day and
night, Very reasonable rates.
Norman McKirdy. Tel. 1918.
6-29-6d
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

PARTIES taken out
Very reasonable rates. New Buick
touring car. Richard Covert, 220
Maple street. Tel. 1914.
6-28-6d
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
SITUATION WANTED.

WANTED--By seventeen year old girl
light Homework or care of children
Care of S. E. Case, Plainville, Gen.
Del. 7-2-2dx
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

II. G. BOWERS, ~ Maple street, gen.
eral agent for every book published
at very lowest terms 6-1S-tf
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

WANTED Young lady to do altera-
tons and selling in clothing store.
Address Box Fl B. j., Herald.
Tit
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

~ had a better club to
Esxnpaign with than they
hly on last year. Yet last
after July they moved at
Efhis summer they have
below 800.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

FOR SALE, 600 large transpianted
Celery Plants, White Piqme and
Golden Selfblanching. Call or write
John Pfeifer, 303 Maple street.
7-2-2dx
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
FURNISHED ROOMS.

TO RENT-Two furnished rooms.
All conveniences. So Hart street.
6-19-tf
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

- needed Evers badly.
Fe also needed some 1914
batting even worse.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

AUTOMOBILE FOR HIRE-By hour
or trip Low rate. K S. Kyle,
Tel. 1885. 6-28-6dx
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

course, was missing most
ing. But last summer
BED twenty-four games,
|tes won twenty-five Of
answer, IL any. will be
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
WANTED.

WANTED-Ch Chicken coop, not small
Ter than 6x12 or sx10. Must be
bargain, 452 Stanley street, Tel.
744-13 7-2-2d
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

WANTED-Two experienced girls on
stripping machine. Apply New
Britain Paper Box Co. 7-2-3d
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03
TO RENT.

TO RENT-174 Maple street, beau
tiful 8 room flat, laundry, hard
wood floors, $1,000; $50 Maple St,
a fine S room flat hardwood fin
n ish all modern improvements, $21.;
l43 Maple st., neat room nat,
ali modern i'm provements, $4,000
Quigley, 277 Main ST., Tel. ISL
a 1862. 1-3-tf
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

TO RENT-Six rooms, first floor in
tirely renovated. 2S6 Maple street,
7-3-w1x
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

ANTED-waitress at the Hotel Be-
loin. 6-2S-tf
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

TO RENT-Desirable 7-room upper
tenement at '45 Lincoln street
7-2-2dx
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

TO RENT-Six rooms, first floor, and
five rooms, third floor; all modern
improvements. Call 76 Pleasant
street, second bell. 6-23-tf
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

TO RENT-Four room tenement, all
improvements S3 Glen street.
7-3-d2x
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

10 RENT Five room tenement,
second floor, latest improvements
Gas and electricity ITO East st.
7-1-d3x
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

no. RENT-Five rooms all improve
ments, at ~ Glen street. Inquire
so Commercial street. Tel. S66-13.
4-19-tf
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

TO RENT rooms tenements with
bath. End floor, $500. apply at
Rogers Sash and Doc Co.. 1873
Chestnut st. 5-10-tf
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

FOR RENT--Six room heated tene-
nent, after August l. I62 Maple
street. IL de
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

FOR SALE-l912 Maxwell Mascot
4 Touring Car in fine mechanical con-
ditiofl. Just overhauled. Bargain
for quick sale. Williams Auto Co.,
Elm street & 1924
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

no REMIT rooms, modern inn
provements. "a Camp. Edwin
Bennett. SS 7-2-3-6
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

TO RENT-A5 nicely furnished south
room, II Maple street. 6-25-tf.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

TO RENT rooms at 699 Stanley
st. Modern improvements. Inquire
LA Commercial ST. 7-1-5d
New Britain herald., 1915-07-03

TO RENT-Front once room. Daw-
son Block, Main st. Apply Mrs.
Abbie Dawson. ~ Prospect st.
7-1d3x
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iDrbsrt. fpnbrn bic Ebiers in glitsr
8srfaFung erbdlt. Die Grfabrung
bat aelebrt. bdb Maistorn, alfalfa
Ssu, pbsr no ieBterss ri6t gu er5iss
len III. Soias8Obueu bas profitahsiite
auhfutter oaritellsn uilp an ytabrs
Dertb iebes anosre 5utter brett bis
fiinfmul iibertrsffeu.
Wlan iisbt aus poritebenbeu Ineua
ben. bic Our6aus niAt aus Der 2nft
aeeriffen, ionbern Das Refultdt iptg-
fdltiqer, geIpiiieubaft ge6udter Beebs
aatungen, tura Der Stattitit, itnb,
pelhen Wertb lsBtert bdben lam uub,
BAR man nift o1ue 9runo BON elmer
Itatiitii6en Wifenidufs reOet, bic
fpenn duA relatip iueeHoli6en &l<
ters, ni9t, tpie es nUr su oft geIhtebt,
Derbisnt. als StisftiRo bebanbeIt gu
iperpen.
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Mnstpdrtige Wdrfte.
MtLr Nnrf IL. Mlai.

" 10 " II, IL. UIdl.
Mebl. - Warit itstis; Spring pa
tents $7.5O-790; Wintsr Siraisbis
$7.00-7.15; 0iner patents $7.20-
7.5O.
Rosaenmsb,. = Wiart itstis; fair
Bis eutes S6.40-6.55; auserleienes
bis fanep $6.6O-6.75.
Ruaaen. - glartt i.It; Ro. 2 @ss
fern S1.29 (. /. /. BET Grport.
8erite. - lRlrtt feit; WaItins 78
SOC {. /. (. Buffalo.
Waismsbl. - Wartt itetig; i.ines
iu,ib.s uRO aelbes S1.70-1.75;
Goaris $1.6O-1.65; aiIn brisb $4.'
05.
Dstsen. - Ulartt itnrt; SO. 2 ros
tier 81. "a uuo 10. 2 barter $1.65a
{. t. {. auf BEN 9slsii.; go. l Rcr.
Duluth 1885, uub Ro. ROr. Ulas
nito6a S1.63 {. /. I. Buffalo. Jiir
Rat $1.5e.
gDeli6lpra. 49, Martt fsit; go. 2
a.ltts 55E bsim iuiortistu 9erIanot.
soafer. - Wlartt iistis; STANDARD
5ss -59c; QO. 3 tusiBsr 57a-58c;
fantp peiber 59a-61e.
Ssu. - Wart. uilIis; Ro. / $1.15
-l171c; RO. 2 $1.07S-1.10; Ro.
8. S1.oO; beim gsrianet 9o-95c.
soopfen. - Martt rthig; State
common bis aussrleisnsr 1914 10
l3e; gacifit Gotit 1914, 1o-l3e;
1918, S-1Oc.
bduts. - Iartt flau; 9Osota Bic;
Central qmsrica 2Sc.
aeosr. - War.t f.ft; 5emIod firits
32e; ieeonbs 30-31c.
BORT. - Widrtt Itetis; Msb S1s.75
--19.25; iamilp $21.o0-23.00; };
G6ori clear S19.5o-21.50.
Beef. - Rarti ftetis; Uieb $3.50
100; Tamilp $1s.50--20.50.
S6mals - Wartt ftstis; RiboI.
Weit S9.60-970.
sala. - Tlartt ftetis; gitp 6te;
5peetal &c; gOuutrp 6A-65e.
0olle. - Wartt itetis; Domefic
fleece Xxx Ohio 32-33c.
5dra. - Martt rubis; Stratnsb
prbinGrer Bis gutter $3.45.
Serpentin. Warst pilis; fiir
@ui&insnsebrau5 IA per gbIs.
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bsi 5iriaer Sta6t einsn WaTsritanO
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Di. iOlssuO.n GsPei4cn tTafsn 9e'
tern bier ein:
gitts6urs, ga.-6.2 GuB. itsigt.
Wbs,liua, 80. 8t.-s.5 SUB, itsi9t.
gar,trsbura, -. ga. &c 5ub, fdat.
aarap6a Tals, 30. 9a.-2.1 J., fdat
GbarlsItou, u. ga. rs SUB, tat.
qortsmout6. S.-S.1 5ub, filt.
0ouispile, ap.-9.3 5ub, itetdt.
gpanspias, Sub.-7.3 6ub, tdllt.
Raf6pill.. 5enn.-S2 SnB, idlIt.
Chattanooga, senu.-9.2 Sub, tallt.
sanIts Gitp. Wio.-11.4 5ub, itetst.
Wsmpbis, s,uu.-15.1 6ub, tallt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18

i0s4 2Bc 90. "a 2es, asfepoob 1o.l 29e, b.
9'4 2Oe g,rtgttcn 1o,4 rs, b. 81 2oe.
mo g.das &c. Y1cifit 1miQ Tbbts BE-, ma
iieraf o. San I0s &c. Grter ar GIorioh
u e-ggaIbIen Z; clory2oh 7e. es..
Jtsfbsrprooi fiAt. hmostss 4 Il q i2Iie.
Queen Of FOE sSstt TX 1916, gus .uebarrd
q se, &bereif uIdJTit SIC. oanraft.r stasis
6kc. 1912 &c, fsinsitoH &c. Wlontrote SIC.
SiftsT fstSnr 81 alSnofSs e., sHf e; w.sor BIN. 7e,
aiobdma Tx, cIb Gitainia &c, seiianiine &c.
Senmf s-cfis f2hc, grorimifp f0e, GHi'
pire i0r, BRIGHTON 1oe, RiHt 9he.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-18

3ud.r. pr.iis fsi. Raffinir.
ter Gut acaf S7.40; pOipS.reb $3.50;
Gubts S6.75: araRulirter $3.50; Gons
f.etionsrs u" s6.40; Off ~ $6.15;
ip,iber ertra g" $5.95; gtra e"
$5.75;R. 8. CLARIFIED psiber S6.15--
6.25; DO. aslber $5.65-5.75 per 1c0
pfunb.
WpIaiies III ii.tis. - Rem Ors
leans Open a,ttle 40-55e. gsRtriius
aal 20-30c per 9alloue.
R.is. - aouiFana, GaEep S.ab
7-7se; priRa 6-6ae. orbindrr
4a-5sc. Sapan 5i-5a per pfunb.
Ddirps probufts
Butter. = Wlartt rubis. pr,iIe
ihpd6er. - WbolsmiIt. Grtra 29te;
GentraIissb GItra 27c; Gentrali3sb
s5irfs 23tc; DO. Ssonos 20ie; Gans
cp Dairp 2le; padius Stod 16-
17a per pfunb.
aaf.. - glartt fsii. ObiO lie.
goroip.itli6er 17-17te, Rem gorf
1sc. S6peis.r 21-30e, DO. Bird
16ae; aimburasr 17--1se per pfunb.
Gi.r. - Mar,t ftstis. g}ris
ma frii6e 5iibn.r,isr 1se; iirfs
16sc; orbinire firits 15Ae; i.eonbs
14sc per GuseuO; Gauiesisr 35c per
Dubsub.
@eftIgsl. - Marlt it.tis. =
groilsrs Don LII pfb. 3o-35c
;Srn.rs 2-2 pfb. 1s-20e per Jfb.
fiihner 15c; 6dbns 9be; Srut'
biihner 6-12e; guls 6-Se; gHisu
l0-12e; GGnfs 6-8c per pfuub.
Sbftunb Gemife.
atpfel. - Guis aspfsI $3.50
400 per 96l.. is nab Qualitdt.
gitroneu. - Wartt mar itttis.
Rsifina S3.25-3.5o; California
$3.25-3.50 per Rife.
Cranaeu. - Warit rubis uno
iittis. California S2.25-2.75; Slo'
riSd $2.75-30O per Rifle; 1dnss'
rinss $2.25-2.5o per 0oppeIiiifs.
0rape 1ruii. Gloriod
3.25-3.50 per Gifis.
GrbbeertH. - Guts S1.W--
$500 per "a st. Crate.
Rbabarbsr. - 10-12ac per
Cubenb 9iinbsl.
adrtoffelH. - Mi&igdn 45--
SOC per 9nftsI BON Gsltiie unb $1.50
--1.75 per Bbt. bonn Store.
Sunae aartofftIn. - Glcs
riba S4.25-5.25 per gSl. unb $1.50
-1.75 per camper.
Sibtartoffeln. - Ssriep
.S1.50-l65 per aampsr, /.