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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-23
GREENVILLE GETS
PRESS MEETING
Next President of South Carolina
Association Comes From Staff
of Furman Echo.

me State.
Spartanburg, Nov. 19. The South
Carolina College Press association
will hold its next annual meeting at
Greenyille, the guest of Furman uni
ver:ity and the Greenville Woman 5
college. The invitation of these in
stitutons was accepted unanimously
1T the business session of the associa-
tion mere this afternoon. The next
president of the organization will be
chosen from the staff of The Furman
Echo.
The winners of the four medals Of
fered by the association were an
nounced today as follows: Best poem,
Lucius Johnson, University of South
Carolina, "The Lassie Ger the Sea,
best short story, Florence Glass,
Converse college, THE Double Bond
age;;" best sketch, Howard Danner,
university of South carolina, "The
Author Thou Thyself;" best essay, A.
L. Pickens, Furman, THE Humming
Bird"
The Bashaba published by the stu
dents OF Coker college was admitted
to membership in the association to-
day.
The four college newspapers, Old
Gold and Black, Wofford; The Game
cock, University of South Carolina;
The Tiger, Clemson, and The Win
throp Weekly News of Winthrop
were admitted to the association al
though no articles from these will be
accepted in competition for the
prizes.
The convention closed tonight with
a banquet.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-23
NEW TRADE NOTE
FOB ALL POWERS
Protest VIII Go to Chief Belligerents =
Objects Ia DEGREES

Washington, Nov. 19.-America's
pratest against the placing of nearly
all articles of commerce on the con-
rraband lists of European belliger-
ents will go to Germany and Austria
as well as to Great Britain and her
allies. 1t became known today that
when the Forthcoming note to Great
Britain regarding interference with
neutral trade is forwarded virtually
identical notes will be dispatched 20
the Teutonic allies and to France and
italy.
So far as Germany and Austria are
concerned officials regard the pro-
test as more or less academic in view
of the fact tnat their commerce raid
ers and cruisers no longer are on the
high seas, and theor seizures of can
traband are limited.
In retaliation for the issuance Of
the British blockade orders in coun-
dl, however, Germany has proul-
gated list of contraband whicn in
cludes most American products.
The note Ms approaching compile
ton. Generally it will be framed to
recall to the belligerent powers the
practices Of notions in the treatment
OF contraband prior to the war and
even before the declaration of Lon
don was written. The right of bel
ligerent to extend the list of absolutsr
contraband beyond the limits recog-
nized by International law before the
outbreak of war will be challenged
and particular objection will be made
to wholesale additions to the contra
band list animated by spirit of retoli-
alton in the case of nearly all the
present belligerents.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-23
Efficiency of Prayer.

Dean Hale, Rochester, England
tells of an innocent and obliging Gu
rate who went to a Yorkshire parish
where many of the pensioners bred
horses and sometimes raced them. A
few Sundays after his arrival he was
asked to invite the prayers Of the
congregation for Lucy Gray. They
prayed for three Sundays for her. On
the fourth the church clerk told the
curate that he need not do it any
more
"Why?" he asked as she dead?'
No. said the clerk. She's won
the steeplechase"
The curate became quite a power in
the parish.-EXchang
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-23
Aunt Emmy's Code.

The old black cook of Southern
family was Mortified to find that one
of The young negroes employed as a
helper in the kitchen had been caught
stealing.
~ don't believe in stealin," said
Aunt Emmy. q don't never take
nuthin''-'cept it's somethin' to eat
or somethin to wear-or somethin'
what l think the missus don't want
or. somethin' de ole boss is got too
blind to miss. Exchange.
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important step yet taken. 1t is said
that in accord was reached on all
diplomatic. military and naval ques-
tons
Andrew Bonar Law, secretary for
the colonies, speaking in the house of
commons, said with reference to the
DardanSl e campaign that the gov
ernment would be Influenced by the
best military opinion.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-23
The Only Way.

A western rancnman who had
spent all his life with horses and mad
had little experience with womankind,
got marritd, says the Sunday Maga-
CINE. After the ceremony the bride
and groom mounted their horses and
started along the mountain trail to-
ward home. Going along ledge the
brides horse stumbled and fell down
the steep embankment.
eft was mighty hard luck for both
the woman and the horse" the ranch
man said in telling the story Of the
accident; each of 'em broke leg.
'fWhat did you do? asked the
friend.
well, what could l do?' replied
the other sorrowfully. q shot 'em. :"
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When and What He Makes 1t.

It's always thus. The worst are
always preaching. A man asked once:
once:
who's the author of the saying
that home is what we make it?'
The author of that saying" an
other man replied, "was, I'll warrant,
chap who never made it before 5
a. m. m.''-Washington Star.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-23
Malaria or ChiIIs & Fever

Prescription No. 666 is prepared especially
for MALARIA or CHlLLS g. FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
If taken then as tonic the Fever will not
return. 1t acts on the liver better thar
Colonel Nd doe0 not 6:ipe cs sic6ea. Gs,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-23
What's in a Name.

Angry Wife-Remember, We were
married by justice of the peace
Sarcastic Husband-Bah, and I've
had neither justice nor peace since
Florida Times-Union.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-23
CLARK DECLARES
FOR PREPARATIONS
SPEAKERS STANDS FOR REASON.
ABLE DEFENSE PLAN.
NiSSOurian Says Congress VIII
Work Out System Satisfactory
to Everybody.

Washington. Nov. 19.-Champ
Clark, speaker of the house, told
Present Wilson today he favored a
national defense programme within
reasonable limits. He said he had not
committed himself to the details Of
the administrations proposed army
and navy increases because he had
not considered them thoroughly but
that he believed the coming congress
would work out satisfactory legila-
ton.
Il only talked to the president for
a few minutes" said the speaker after
leaving the White House we bdiefly
discussed the army and navy pro-
gramme proposed. l frankly said
that l would be in favor of legisla-
ton which would assure reasonable
defense for the country against any
possible enemy. did not got into de-
tails. For one thing l think that
there might be difficulty in working
>out the plan for raising the socalled
continental army, but am confident
congress will work out a general
scheme of increased defenses salts
factory to everybody"
A Bill of His Own.
| Speaker Clark stopped here on the
way to speak in Pennsylvania, the
president having written him recently
expressing a wish to confer with him
before congress convened. He said
he had given the subject of national
PREPAREDNESS much thought in the last
few mouths and would take an active
part in proposing legislation. For
one thing he proposes to Introduce
bill to Double appointments to west
Point and Annapolis, and also to
make it passible for any qualified
youth to attend either institution at
his own expense and at actual cost.
In his talk with the president the
speaker said he realized That deVeHuS
legislation to meet the preparedness
programme was essential and that
extension of the special war tax would
he necessary. AS a possible means OF
increasing revenue, he suggested the
reduction of the exemption and in
crease of surtax in the income tax
law, the continuation Of the duty on
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0rD 0ppbs, s,Warft.
gimeinmati. 4. Oft. 1915.

Y ut u II l T. 4. 9lI. I5lO.
Der Martt mar in Der perfloTenen
Wode duberft lebbaft unb bic preiIe
lparen tart, bod limb bieisl6en bis
jebt nur fpenig erb06t tporben. Die
AuOtirunsen paren ME folst:
@rauner wusIin-Breat Sails G 7e.
erofier 5he. Sdlifnr 4 5Mc Senoerfon 5a'
milb SIC, Linton 51sc brighton g & 5he,
Sonfbern Q 3ke. Yarb Gid &c, 5ogbau 6hee
qsbDeren 10'4 21e. .bo 9'4 i6e, litiea 1o'4
26c DO. So 24e. Eofsiuoob 1914 20e. bo
go fec. griehtou ga 1se. DO. 1o.4 zoe.
@ebfeitbfes WusTtn. s9nmfuitl lie,
fSruii Of tbe Coon Sc. aoRsoaIe 7%e. WlGion'
bile 9c, 6iu 7Ac. 6ppe 71se. DIR graHb 6Ac.
Wldrbel &c Oh 1lorb &c, 2iamonh o 6hc,
sSorget lUle'got 6ikc, Ganebr1fe 6zc. Suniuin
5he. SdIifnr 5hc Oh 5ltftful &c. WGaic
4he, Bepperea 1914 pc, bo. ga 21c, Utica
l0,4 25c. DO. Cd 26c. 9Oieipoob t0'4 22e, bo.
s't 20e. grigbton 1914 22c. bs. 9.4 zoe.
9rtnfs-gmeriear ebirttna 4Xc. Central
Varf 1se amerienn Jnbia0 5he. DO. Wout'
tonai &C. Gan 1ob &c, Orion lhe. Clarion
Ii6tna-Esnrsron 7e. gsr,vsob 7e. oai.
larb. 300 Or. Gnlton ec, gbeItb 1ohe,
aeatberproot 1tHc, arosfeaa " "a 12he.
GneeH Of fbe Bsh >,,< 13ke, Gusauebanna
1875: Goreftosa . q 14he.
9tnabams.aHostsds stable .eHe. n 9
ete, 1912 &C. aing'tou &c, T'ontrofe 6%e.
Etrtator &c. afrmore lI4c
s-Cur Refi 1Ke. McbaI Blue Tx,
glabnma INC, Clb 9treiniG ee. Sefiamtue 4e
Tenmt eGperstt 15c, Brortr1ttn 10hc,
aenoba Toe. Brighton itlke. Gripiu ehc.
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ne no y o If, 4. Ottober.

Mebl. - Ularft perGnberli6; -
Sprina gatents $5.75-6.15; DinteI
pdtents $5.20--5.40; Winter
Straists $5.05-5.20.
Weisen. - Wlarft itarf: ylo. 2
rotber unb go. 2 barter SLIDE c. !.
I. glep 2)ort; go. / Nortbern 9us
lutb $1.06a unb go. Nortbern Wta'
nitoba 994 c. /. +. Buffalo.
Welf9torn. Martt i4pd9;
Qo. 2 aelber 725c fir prOmpts Sic,
feruna.
6afer. = Martt rubis; Ro. 3
ipeiber 391-403c,
@eu. Martt itetia; SO. / ST.
25: Ro. 2 $1.15; go. 3 $1.00; Der
fanbt 90c.
6opfen. W1artt itetia; State Or
bindrsr Bis aussrleisner 1915, %
29c; 1914, 8-12e; pacific aiiIts
1915. 14-16c; 1914 11-13e.
6dute. - Wlartt itetig; 9osotd
Central 2lmerita 29c.
2eber. - Martt fsft; Semlot
firifs 32-33c; feconbs 31-32c.
Bort. - Martt itetia; MeB 16-
1850; Tamilp $20.00-22.00; ibort
clear $18.50-20.00.
Beef. - Wartt itetia; Web $3.50
-1700; familb $1S.00-19.0O.
S4mals. - Wurtt felt; MiboIe
Weit $8.60-8.70.
5ala. - Wsartt itstia; Gitp SIC;
Special Gle
gBoGe. -Wartt itetia. @inbsimis
fe Sleece XXX Sbio 32-33c.
Reis. - Martt itstig; bsob a.
44c; blue rofe 4-5e.
WolaiTes. Wtartt itetiq; glerp
Orleans open tsttle 40-50c.
3uder. - Rober. Wartt nominal.
Centrifugal $13.5-13.89; WulaiIes
$2.98-3.12; raffiuurter, rubis. Gut
2oaf $3.50; GruIbeb $3.50; WOuIo
u $5.45; Cubes $5.15; xxx
ponbereo $5.05; popbereb $500;
feiner sranulirter $3.50; DIAMOND
u $3.50; GoHfectioners u $4.80; Ro.
/, $4.65.
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Gbicaao. a. Sttober.

Dsis.n. = Fir DECEMBER s6s-
600, am S6IuB 98sc; fir Wai 975
-99sc. am S9luB 99sc.
Delfdtorn - siir DECEMBER So
54se, am S4luB SAC; fir Wai 55-
SEC. am S6luB 55se.
6afer. - 'Siir DECEMBER 35s-
35ae. am S4lub 354c; fiirWai 37a-
37tc, am SdDub 37Ec.
RoessH. - SO. 2 9s-98se.
9erte. - 51-60c.
5imotbs. - $5.0O17.50.
Rlee. = S12.00--19.O0.
por.. = Siir DECEMBER $13.67-
1872. am sdlub $13.72; fir Sis
nuar $16.22-1e.57. am S4Iub
$16.57.
G6mals. - sfiir Ottober s.35;
fir ssaninar s.77-8.9O, am S4luB
$50.
Rippsni.itM. = Fir Sanuar s.72
am S6lub 900; fir sSaHuar
s.95-9.10, am Salub 9.07.
Butter. = Mar,t itstia; gpeamsrD
212-27c.
Gier. Martt itetia; prbindre
firits 22-23c; firits 23s-24c.
adrtoffeIn. - Wartt bober: Wi6is
aan unb Wisconiin tpeibe 42-4Sc;
Winnsiotds Sbios 43-47c.
Gefliiael. - 2ebenbes. - Wdrtt
bober; Siibner 13c; Springers 13c.
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1lmksN Nad5rihtea.
0ienfaa 8. Ottober, 1915,

Oten q g, .. Sttober, 1915,
Der Ohio iylub pirb I'm Gincinna-
tier Siitritt Iangiam fallen, aus1e=
ncmmsu bei Cincinnati, no beriel6e
uugefGbr itationdr iein piro. 9eitern
2lbsnt bate Der 5Iub bei bisiigsr
Staot einen Doferitanb pou 31,3
SUB.
Die folsenbeu Ospei6en trdfen
pdbrenb b.s seitrisen snses bier elm:
$G3n7i st G2!$$3 q@9 bff
pittsburg, pa.--13.1 SUB, fdqt.
Wheelins, W. @a.-13..5 SUB, fdQt.
partersburs, W. @a.-13.0 SUB.
Ganapba Sails, 90. 9a.-7.0 5ub.
Gbarleifon, %. 9a.-9.7 5uB.
portsmrutb, $500 5ub.
2puispills, ap.-11.3 SUB. iteiet.
GpansOille, Snb.-11.4 SUB, iteiet.
RofbbilIe. stnn.-13.6 SUB, Iteigt.
Chattanooga, 9enn.-13.6 SUB.
Gairo. SG.- -5.5 Sub. iteist.
Wempbis, Semitic SUB, fGut.
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Sreue amsra bi DAFT. Gin
8eiIpiel BON Wtuth uno Ia6ahmens'
fpert6er Supferteit aub Der &riessfre'f
niQioe @alter Stedbabn aug graun+
I6ipeio uun Der 8. &ompqsnls oes
Rei. sSnf. sRats. gtr. 78, Am q. y"
bruar beleute Der iseiub ben 9raben
Ter Sompaonie pieoer nit ibiperen'
9lrtillerisfeuer. Sine 9ranote inlua IN
einen llnteritano Elm unb beerub elrlen
aamerabsn unter 9dlteu uno Groe-
8is aum 6dls itette Der arms UtaAn
erin unb tonute fi6 ntdpt rubren. glIT
fstuen Silferuf bprte niemano, oeiLn
bic 8ranlten fdtltaeu rebts uno Inns
neben Der uualiitsitels Elm. Sn Der
nd6itsn teuerpouie fdnoen iit iotptt
6tlfsbereite, bic aber thre gIrbeit our
deben mubten, ols sie 9randten ipie'
Der ueben BEN 8erifiitteten etnl6Iu1
oen. 4ls Stedbabn bic 9elIte ibre Het'
tunasar6eit ouiaeben lab, sr9rtti er
eirreu Spaten. elite benz 8eridrltteten
au Silfe UNI beaaun, ibu in fisberRat'
ter Gle aussusroben. 9t4t Dor uno
nefen ihm ichIu1sn bic feinoli6eu Se'
IcholIe Elm, aber unsrmitoli6 grub er
lpeiter Sdlieblib ermutbiste istn Bet
Ipiel aud bic iibriaeu aamerdotn, i!e
tamsn berbei. boIfsn NIT, uno ua1
barter @rbeit mar Der aamerub enc
lid, bsfreit. Da sr nidt oeben tUnnt.,
nabm Giedbabn tbn auf isitn S9ul'
tern urb tthIeppte ibn eiueu siIomstsr
tpeit surGt ius 2uoer.
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0iebmarft.

gincinnoti, a. DIT. 1916.
3ufubr unb @srionbt ipGbrenb Der
lstt.n Wode, prslideH nit ben Dors
Dsrgaugenen 5Dd Mo4eu iiHo tDie
fOlst:
3ufubr FinbD. S6p.ine S6afe
IN. Gept. 2918 1880 107a
4. OH. 3519 6601 451
8erianbt DdbrenS berislben 3eit:
Rinbp. S6ipeine S4afe
q. Sept. 80 1854
A. DIT. =. 466 1856
Rinbbieb. Die 3ufubren
tparsn itart, Der Msartt aber i4lep.
penb unb bic prsiie UNI 10 BIB 15
Gents nisbriaer. Gute Mi!4tRiibe
paren ftetig.
Wittlers unb fbpsre Stiers S7.25
S6ien $3.O0-6.OO; Gleis
ikr Stiers $5.25-7.25; ausrlss
iene Bis ertra S7.35-7.75; Ssifers
S4.50-e.25; aussrlei.ne Bis EXTRA
$6.35-715; ;au6e S3.00-5.25; dliss
erIsfene Biz ertra $5.35-6.25; gars
nsrs S2.75-3.S5; Wilazaiibe $35
-S5; Stod Stiere S5.75-Z25;
Stod Seifers $4.75-6.00; Stof
Giibe S4.5o-5.00.
gullen. - Die 3ufubren paren
gut unb Der Wartt BEL gutter Ra9s
fraae setiG.
Wlassr. unb leidte S4.o0<5.oo;
Bologna S5.25-6.25; fette guIsH
$6.25-6.50.
2Glber. - Die 3uFubr.n parsn
rei4Iih uuo bic preiie i'm alsemei.
neu 25 Gents niebriser.
Orbindre unS srobe S5.25-10.50;
fair Bis gut. lsidte $7.75-10.75;
ertra S11.0o.
S9neine. Die 3ufubren pa'
rem bebcuteno unb BEL gutter Ra9s
fraas bic preife iietis.
@ute bis nussrleIsne Shpsin Der
fanbt unb JIeiidsrIurten $500
$8.25; auserIsisHs mittlere $50 biz
1so pfunb $S.oO-s.25; Iei9t. Der.
ianbtiorten 15O G1funb unb niebrig.r
S750-7.75; 5rtel 10 pfuno uno
ipsniger $4.00-7,00. SrbinGre Bis
aussrleicne Idfpsrs f.tte SGue $3.50
Stass S4.50-6.0o.
S6Gfeunb9dm mer. - Die
3ufubren tparen bebsuteub unb Bel
gutter Ra6frage fietis.
Sdafe, extra S5.40--5.50; CUTE
bis auserleiens S4.75-5.35; orbinGrs
big fair S2.75-4.65. 2Gmmsr srtra
$500; CUTE Biz auserleieue $7.75-
$50; prbinare tis fair S5.25-7.5o;
Cullen S4.50-6.50; Stod Gipes
$6.00-7.00.
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gbieaao. 4. Sttuber.

S6neins 8ufubr $1,000;
Warti ff.tig. Buff $7.35- -s.20;
Ieidte S7.50-8.20; semiffte 1856
s.35; fbipsre $6.90-s.25; raubs
$6.90-7.10; Seriel $5.25-750.
Rinbpieb. = 3ufubr 10000;
Marit fart. giatibe Beef Stire
$6.00-10.30; aiibe unb 9eifers
$40 - 8.45; aalber S7.75-11.50.
SGafe. = 3ufubr $4,000;
Martt idleppsnb. Detbers $5.75--
6.55; Gwes $3.60-5.30; 2dmmer
$6.75-9.10.
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DsIb. 8unSs NIB Aitieu in ZEN BORT.

Utiddftspapiere purbta 3u BH%
oistonfirt. Ws9fsl auf gon6on paren ftart
81 4.ss fur 90 fass sidt; Rabel.anwsi.
lunssn s&7iT unb SiAt.Bediel n. Ti3s,
Grants Sitt t.78. Rabsi S.75; Rars Sidt
eSH. Aabsl 631. 2irss eitt 6.2S, Rabsl
122, Rubsl Si1t 84K; Rsbei 341l; Silber.
Darrtn 4ess, WerifaniIHs Dollars 8S1<.
attttrmarfi.-Bu anisns mar Der
Nartt iebr lebbalt un6 ftarf unh bic greifs
fieseu etwas, ipdter isSo4 wuros Der
yaarft ungereselt. Bethlehem Steel mad,ie
IeeodD tins Husnabms uno bate abermsls
te@i anissnIi4e @tsinne su perssi&neu.
Qffeutoku NYfieu
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wetan . @arft.
Rep gort. 4. Sttobe

Rem gort. 4. Sttoher.
aupRr. - Martt itetis.
Glectrolptic $18.25.
giien. Martt itettq; Ro.
Rprtbern S16.25-16.75; go. 2 16..
U-16.50; Ro. Soutbsrn S16.r
00-16.50; go. 2 $15.75-16.25.
3inn. - War.t rubis $31.75-
1925.
gIei. - $3.50.
Speltsr. aeine Guptirungen.
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Srutbabn, goSh, fpsib. :. 15-20c
bnnffe 2c
Gbfpdn5 zoe
SSfiiqef 7c

5dute. - Mdrtt mar rubia unb
ftetia. WaBaefdlasne y2o. / 151-
16c per qfunb. y2o. 2 bo. 14t-15c
per pfnnb. 9th Builders friihe Is
---16ac; bo. gountrs 12-12ae; fri
fhs &a[bfe[Ie 16-16ac per Yfunb.
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g otu nit

eincm Spa5ierganser faGt BON
einem gaIton Elm gIumertopf auf
Den aopf.
Gas lit cine Sniantiel" ruff er
binditf.
,gsein", antfuortet Der @obiutngs.
irtbaber freitnblid, Sic irrn ii&
oas mar cine gentifoIie-
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ueberf1t bes Cincinnati
Wtarftes,
FIR bic Msatas. ben 4. OFT. .
1915 snSissHSe Ws4..
Gtneinnati. 2. Ottober.

NNN7I~N1S'HSh ~~N's~'hNh ~
aiebsn fi6 nur auf Gnaros 9rdns@
attionen. Bel tleinsren @ei8dften
'perbm ettpds bobere Dreifs bsre9n:t.
propifionen.
g dmal5. - printa Steam
S.35-8.45; fYamiIp S6mala 81
Sc per pfunb.
Srodenseialaenes GIeif d..
Sbort clear Seiten 9a-104t; grs
ira fbort clear 9a-10e: ibort Rirpens
feiten 94-10c; Shultsrn 84-8A;
Bellies 10-103c.
Bacon Gbcrt clear Sett.n
10}-114t: ertra fbort clear SeiteH
10a-11e: ihort Rippenieiten 10a--
lie: S6uIiern 94-9ae; Bellies IL
LIE.
sugar Gureb G1eii4. -
S9inteu 15-155e; gicnic Shultern
104-1oAc: gr.aifeft Bacon 18-
19e: SduIt.rn in padst,n 10a-11e;
q. y. Gut Sdult.rn 10a-11e; trcs
den. Beef Sdint.n 23-25c.
SiBaep6teItesTleifh. -
Der pfunb: Sdinten 12-125e. nit
mic Ghultnn 93-95e; Bellies
16-163c: SduItern 10t-10fe; q.
y. Gut bo. 104--10ac.
Grtfbes HIeif6. - Sdinien
11f-124e; ptenic S4uItern s.
SIC; Sduli.r 8-Sac: fbort Rips
penfeiten 9-93c; fhort clear Sei'
ten 919ac: srtra fbort clear Seit.n
9-9sc: Bellies l.idt 16-16ie; Bel
lies fbfpere 10-11-
Webl unb getreibe
Webr. Winter patent $5.75-|
5.s5; Mini,r fanep $5.30-5.40;
Minter gamilp $4.75-4.s5; Winter
ertra S4.30-4.50; Dint.r orbindres
$4.1O-4.30; 9ariss Wei3en gatent
$5.85-6.30; Sdrtss Wei5en fancp
$5.45-5.70; 9artes Wei5en Gamilp
$4.50-4.85; RogsenmebI norbipeits
fides e.miIdtes S5.20-5.45; reines
gitp Roseenmsbl $5.30-5.55; gitp
semifdtes RDssenmebI $5.2o-5.45.
Wei3em go. 2 rotber Wint,r
S1.l2-1.14; Ro. 8. S1.B-1.10;
Ro. 4 bo. 93c-s1.02.
WeIfdtorn. glo. / wsibes
64ac; go. 2 bo. 64-64ae; Ro. 8 DO.
63164e; Ro. A bo. 63-63te; Ro. 8
bo. 62s-63c; go. 6 DO. 62-62ac.;
No. l aelbes 64ac; To. 2 DO. g.
64ac; go. 3 DO. 63t-64c; Ro. A DO.
63-63ac; To. 8 bo. 62s-63c; go.
6 bo. 62-621s.; glo. / semif6tes
64ae; SO. 2 bo. 64-64ae; Ro. 3 bo. |
63s64c; Ro. a bo. 63-63ae; go. 5 |
bo. 62h h-63c; gio. 6 DO. 62-62se. |
- Msibes Rolbentorn e--65e; sels
bss stplbenioru 65-67c; semii4tes
arlbenforn 64-65e.
Roggen. = Ro. 2 99c-1.00; |
go. 8. 96-9sc; go. a. 90-96e.
6afer. SO. 2 ipeibr 40
41c; Stanbarb p,ibsr 3s-4Oe; go. |
8 peiber 35t-36e; go. 4 fpeiber 33 |
Ro. 2 semtIdtsr 35-36e ;glo.
3 aemiffter 34-35e; 30. A aemii4s |
ter 32-33e.
Whisfp
0ertauft purben 655 95ls. Diiiil.
ters DiniIbeb gOobs auf Der gaFs Don
b1.39 per Gallone.
Groceries.
Raffee. - ssapd 23-30e Wo'
ia 29-30c; Guatemala faneb 19c;
DO. auter 17ae.
ertrn .-..............ith y
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csanowirt6f6affi6es.
Der Sebrard bon auIt
i'm @emiifefeIIer.

TT VI Z TT U NJ e.
aartoiieln, mand5e 9fiibenarten,
iuie 9hinfeIn idipeoiid,e uu6 peibe
0iiiben uno aud &obIfopfe, baIten
fib seipobnIid nod gar5 gut IN Ell
nem Seller, in bem bic 2uft etipas
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Yferbe unb NNamle{el.
Cincinnati, A. DIT. 1915.

Ser Wartt mar in Der berfloHsnen
Wode re4t le6baft unb bic preiie i'm
IaGemeinen ftetig. Gs tpurbe baupts
iddlid BON bic 2tqiirtsn fart g.tauft
duf bieiige Reduung aber iperIig.
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% ~ =. PhtsIS FSttB. stul'
finirtsr Gut Goat $6.25; popbertb
$5.45; Gubss $3.50; aranulirter $5.s
35. gonfeeiioners az $5.25; of
.aN $500; tpeiber ertra $3.50; eItra
e. $3.50 per 100 pfunb.
Wf foIafies IN ftet!a. - Rep Or.
leans Open &tttle 40-55e, Gsntrifu.
aaI 20-30c per GaIIone.
Rets. - 2o'iifiand, ganen 5saS
6--6le: prima 5-5ae; orbindrer
4-4le; Sapan 4a-54e per pfunb.
Dairp.p probutts
Butter. - Warit ruhia. prsife
feiter. -- WboIsmilt ertra Bic; Cen.
irali3sb srtra 2Sie; Gentraliseb ftrits
25e; bo. Gesonbs 22c; Uanrp DARN
PIC; pading Stod 17--19t per
pfinb.
adfs. - Tlarit iistis. Ohio 16e;
gaorbpeitIi&sr 15-16e: Rem pori
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Die limjays I'M bisiissn GIearinsbouis
beIiefsH fid btnte auf %, 100, $50.
asial esfnritatsu.
Dbiu Gities @as unb bic Columbia 0as.
Aftitnparen hsute IN gutter Wa4frase. ionf
aber nor Der Rarft fau uub bic Breils
itetis. Beriauit purben:
Nm bu Bsris.
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iHte fir bic Ssrbfbefet.
lung unb anpenbuns
bon Gunftbiino

Die erite unb pi6tigite 2lrbeit ua6
Der Grnts in Der gebanbluna bes
4terIdnbes 1T INNER oas fla6e SbGa
len Der StOppeln aur Grbdltuna Der
Seudtistsit unb Der 9are bes gooens,
ioDie 5ur 9ertilsuns Der pflanSIiben
unb tbieriidm S6Golinse. 9ieIe 2lrs
belt 1T eins pittise @orbebinaune fir
bas ipdtere pfIiissn 5ur Saat, oas bas
our9 lpeIentlid srIeidtert fpirb. @u4
fir bic Notwithstanding pirb in
ben meifen Sdllen bas tiefe Qfliiaen
i'm Serbft am oOrtbeilbaftelten isin.--
Das pfliissn i'm Serbit lit ioippbl fir
bic Ibipersn als aud fir bic lei6ten
9obsnarten in nOrbIihen @egenben,
nur nit serinssn Qlusuabnen, BON que
ter 8sbsutuns. 9luf ben ihfpersn
80hen rpirb burd bic tisfe 5srbitfurHe
Evening star., 1915-06-02
Birds and Politics.

Mr.. Roosevelt leaves home in a few
days for ten days visit to his friend
Col. Parker Of Louisiana. who has a
summer home at Pass Christian,
Miss. This statement accompanies
the announcement .....
Somebody started the rumor that
the colonel is going to do a lot of
fishing. and intends to add big fish
hunter to his other titles, but this
was promptly denied. What he will
do during his stay al Pass Christian,
however. will be to visit the bird
homes which the Audubon Society
has established on the small islands
near there. He is anxious TO see
these bird refugees"
Mr.. Roosevelt would never make a
mighty fisherman. He lacks both
the patience and the capacity for
silence essential in piscatorial sport.
If the FISH failed to bite he would
deal in objurgations; if they did bite
promptly and frequently he would
check his luck by cxclamations of
qualification.
He is 4 mighty hunter all right.