davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-04
JOE LOTT RELEASED BY
CARDS TO SEATTLE CLUB

Joe Lott. former Rourke hurier. has
been sent back TO the minors by the st.
Louis Cardinals. Lott was released to
the Seattle club OF the Northwestern
league Lott went up to the Cards from
Oshkosh He went 20 Oshkosh from
Grand Island. to which club he was re-
leased by Rourke.
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Stod Stod Com. $4.5O-5.5o; Stod
.0eifers $5.6-6.S5; Stod Stiers
$6.5O-7.s5.
8ullen. = Der Wtarft mar beutt
langidm.
i5ette 8ulen $6.25-e.5O; goloano
$5.25- -6.15; Grtra $6.25; urbindre
unb lei6te $4.25-5.25.
Ulil6tiibe. - Die beferen &us
bs iparen in 5iemli4er Ra4frass Inb
itetig; anbere flau.
grtru 80-85c; CUTE bis auserIeiene
60-75c; orbindre bis fair 35-55c.
&Glber. Ginige ertraguts
bra6ten $115o; CUTE $lo.5O-11.OO
unb orbindre grOBe $5.OO-9.00 pei
100 pfunb.
g d. peins. Die greiie fielen
bsute I'm sc per 100 gIuno, Der Wartt
i9lob abr fart, 6a Die grsiie in ben
anberen Wdrtten in bic 60be qingen.
S9tpere S4peius 30 pfunb unc
uuffpdrts $7.25-7.4O; quite big aus
erleiene yeridHois uHo 5leiiteriortsn
$7.70-7.75; mittlere 8erIanbtiorten
$3.50; Sigbts $7.85; Gsrtel 5000
7.85; I9ipsre fstts Sdue $6.0O--6.25;
Stags $3.50-4.50.
g baf. unb gdmmsr. - Die
53ufubr mar nidt seuiigenO fir DE
gla9frase unb Die Yreiis ieit.
Quserleiene S6afe $9.65-9.75;
CUTE Bis duserlsiene $8.50-9.50; OF
0iuGre bis fair $6.O0-8.0O; Gulsn
A.50-5.50; Stot Gtpes $500
200; S6dfe, srtra lsi6ts. $3.50
5.75; quite bis auserlsisns $500
80; or0indrs Bis fair $3.0O-4.75.
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pittsburs, pa.-7.0 SUB. lteist.
Wbeelins, 20. 9a.-6.0 SUB. iteist.
pnrfersburs, %. 8o.-6.8 CUB, fddt
aanuipba Sails. 70. 8o.-4.6 fdnt.
@barleiton, %. 8d.-7.3 Sub, fat.
portsmOutb, S.-9.3 JuB, itationdr
2ouisDilIe, ap.-8.8 5ub, fteiei.
GbansDiQe, Snb. SO SUB fGllt
Haf6oille, Senn.-13.4 Sub. iteigt.
Chattanooga, 9enn.-10.9 SUB, fdnt
aanios Gitp. UtO.-13.1 iteist.
Wtempbis, 5enn. n.-28.8 SuB, fdat.
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Ghteaao !. Ssptsm6er

S6psine. - 3ufubr $1,000; Utartt
itstig; guIt $6.50-760; Isi6t, $7.2C
-8.O5; eemif6ts $6.40-7.90; i6ps.
re $6.15-7.55; robe $6.15-6.25
5srtsl $7.00-8.25.
Rinbpisb. - 3ufubr 5000
Wartt tart; Rutipe ge.f Stiere &c.
25-10.35: DeiterR Stisre $685.
900; albe uno !oeifsrs $3.15-S.65
adIber $8.50-12.25.
9 9afe. - 3ufubr 1000 ;Wart
piIis. Detbers S570-6.35; gpei
$3.75-5.9O; 2ammsr $7.00-9.30.
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Gbieago, 1. SeptsHber.

GbieagO, 1. Septsmber.
D,isen. - YTtir Sept. 93t-97it;
am S6lnB $3.50. 9iir Sea. 91s-.
94sc; am S6IuB 93se.
@eIi6,pru. 1iir Sept. 70s-.
72se; am S6luB 71tc. Sir 9e3. 6o4
-61tt; ON S4lub 6ote.
Sdfer. - Giir Sept. 354-36sc;
am Sdlub 364c. Sir Se3. 354-
364c; an SdluB 36te.
Rogaer. - glo. 2, 94ac.
9.rife. - 52--65.
simotbn. - S5.5o-7.Oo.
9le. - $8.5O-13.25.
BORT. - 1Tiir Sept. $13.02-13.s
40, am Sdlub S13.02. Cir DIT. $l3.'
25-13.60; am Sdlub $13.25.
S9mal5. - Giir Sept. S8.o5-8..
15; am S6lub $s.05. Siir Dit. S8.'
1872; am 54luB SS.17.
RippeuIeit.u = Cir Sept. $50
$50; am s6Iub ss.12. Eiir Deg,
$s.25-8.42; am S6lub $8.27.
Butter. - Ttdrtt iietis, uu0erdns
bert; 3ufubr II ,424 Tubs.
eisr. - Rartt fsf. uuperdncsrt;
3ufubr 1925 Siiteu.
aartpfftln. Rartt unperdHoerti
3ufubr Is Gars.
Seiliis.l. - asins asubsrurs.
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6enn er Ddbrte ni6i Stunben, IOnbern
2dge. Bon ben 9beilnebrnern itnb iest
brei mad Deuti9ldnb alriidgefe6rt,
IN oeri9iebenen 2aSdrettsn ibren uns
fretpiaigen qtfentbdlt nebmenb, indb=
rene Der Oierte fern ber 9eimatb in
Rubldnbs @rbe ru6t :.
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LEO psr gbI. aspSbnlids 5O-75e

-1.50 per gbl. aep0bnlide 5o-75'
Der 8bl.
| 3ttronen. - Weljind $500
3.25; CALIFORNIA $2.50-275 PEI
Rite.
Grape Gruit. - $2.5O-3.5O
per Crate.
| Oranatn. - California Bal.
$3.50-4.25 per Rifle.
pfiaumen. n. - 2ombarb $1.OC
-125; blaue 75c, Damion 800
LIS; oeutfde 3peif9fen 800 pei
gu.
gu dermeloHsn. Jnbian1
50t-75c per Stonbarb Crate. sin'
bsimiife $1.25-1.50 per 8bl.
Wetntrauben. - 5Des Seebs
% 25c; gontorb 22-25c per aOr6
Don s gfunb. gliasara $1.0o-12J
Der Crate.
pfirfi6e. - einbtimiihe 81 .00
lao per gu. G4te Glberta 81 90
1.25 per gu.
| WaFfsrm.lpn.n. S16-
$50 Der 6unberi Stiid.
9irneu. - ginfeimiihe gdrts
lets S4.0O; elapp's Gaporite $500
pr g6i.; Ssdle $1.0o-1.25 per
9u.
pfeff.r. - einbeimiidsr 90
60c per gu.
! aartoffeln. ginbeimlih'
s1.40-1.5O: GOb6iers 30. ! $40
LEO per Bbl.
e SIbtartoffeIn. - Virst'
MIA s1.25-1.50 per Camper.
9urten. - Ginbeimii& $l0O
per gu.
9omaten. Ginb.imii6e S1.GC
SIPS per gu.
9lum.utobl. - $1.25-1.5o
per 9bl. bon 8 9usenb.
ardut. - ginbsimiites 75e-
S1.0O per gbl. RotbeS $1.00-1.2d
Der 8bl.
a0blrabi. 3oc per 3 9ub.nt
8iinb.l.
pidtss. - 25-3ot per 100
Giiid.
3uder.orn. - 10-12ac PEI
0ubenb aol6eH.
! 3niebeln. ginbeimiibe gel
be 35-40c per gu. uno $1.25-1.'
90 per gbl.: Ginbsimiide Deibe 5Ot
Der Blu.
| Crime Bphnen. - Ginhetmi'
fte s2.75-3.00 per 2 gu.
! 2imabo bnen. 2Oc PEI
Guart.
| aarotten. - gtnbeimii4e 10t
per Oubenb ginbel.
! Rotbe Riben. - Ginbeimii4'
5-10c per Dus.rb.
Gcnbprobutte.
| 5su. - Rtuss. - go. l Iimotbr
S18.oo-19.oo; SO. 2 gimothp S16.'
lO0-17o0: SO. 8 9imptbp $14.00-
1900; 20. 1 ssmiittsr alet S15.5(
l-16O0: Ro. 2 aemiidter Rlee $13,
5o-14.00; SO. l FIss $500; 90
2 Rlee S11.00.
Riblsufutt.r III f6Ddhr-
I Rleie S21. .50-22.O0; Wibblingi
srobts $27.5o-2s.0O; bo. f.in.l
$29.Oo-3o.Oo; ssmif&tes Jutte,
$24.0o-A.50.
gGmereieu. Weartt fetig
aleeiamsn $6.75-7.eo auf BEN 81.
Ieife uub S8.15-S.50 per Blu. DON
Gtor.. simoibp s2.5o-3.30 per Blu
bonn Giors. gu6epeissn Soc per Blu
nId6sfamsu s1.70 per gu.
!. Derf4tebtnes.
DeIs Rarts it,tis. aein5l, ro'
hes 57c per gdlIous IN parteisn Dol
Is gbts. Ssiottss IL mehr. Ro. ]
soro5l 60e; Cotton Sseb Del. rdffi,
nirte 51t per 9a[fon.. 9erpentiu Az
Ter Salon. In par.isn bon Is Bar,
rels: 5Sc in parti.u bon 1o-25 Gal
lon.n. Petroleum. Obto Carbon 12C
Grab 81 DO. $50 Grab 1oie, 6eab,
Iiabt 175 Grab 12c; R.b grotpn Ga,
folIH lie. Jtdpptd loo per GGuone "
Dortisn uon Is gbls.
| Gala - Der Wlartt IN ruhiq. -
Ohio Ripsr s1.o5 per gbl. Don 28C
ffb.. subrlobn binauasfiiat.
| Gala. Usdrtt iietia. priind
Giip 6i-ese; DO. Gountrp 81 s-5ss
per pfunS.
1obIsn. - Wartt rubig. Dou'
Iahioabenp $3.50-3.75. Rub uns
Glad s2.25. 2anapbd Siiidipbler
$3.50-3.75. RuB unb SIad s2.2E
Der 9onus abaelisfert. RauhloI.
| Stiidtoblen SAFE, DO. Rub uni
6lcd 1925. gn.braeite $7.75-s.OC
per aonn. abaeliefsrt. Cot. tofttt
s6.o0-6.50 per Sonns dbssli.iert.
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metaa Marft.
Mtn Qprt. /. etptember.

Rep gort, l. September.
aupfsr. - gtdrtt rubig. eIsetroI9'
tic $500.
gifen. - g&artt ieit; go. ! Rpr.
tb.rn $16.0o-16.50; Rc. 2 $l5.75
-16.25; 90. l Souibern $3.50
1900; SO. 2, S15.25-15.75.
3inu. - Wartt fIau; $33.75.
9Iei. - $3.50 Oerldnst.
Gpslter. = asins Guptiruus.
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Deb. gsnSs nab Nftien in Rem Yurf.

@sfHaftseapisrs Bureen ~ sH-st4x
eisioniirf. BeAfa aHi 2oneon usrsa
l3pad ~ $3.50 tit " Tass 6lHl; xa.
ba'anpsifsHsfa t.bs nab Sid. 'gSeGlsi
H.bs. BraHfs ei&t o0s. Gabd o01;
Nsrf SiHi eoH &assl soN, 9irss siAl
e.js, Sabsf e5o; Ru5d 6tar S8H; aabei
asH; eiIbsr'Barren <o11t, Nsyi'aRtiSs
Gpuars ~.
dttisHmarit. - dnfaHss mar Der
Rarft l9po4 NAB e,e preiie wurbtn Der.
aeseoradi- jpdter itbs& ttai tiuf Btaouns
tin. Die Bsfiuits pHrbsn metfsns Sisotr
Suigsua4i. gis xrisssaitisn stiis!tss bic
Brottes Gesinas.
Qtisu1ahu Qffteu
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Rinbpieb. - Sbipobl Die 3ns
fubr beut. nur mdbis fpar. 70 mar Der
Dsarit beui. bod seoriidt. bo nur pes
mig s,iauft puros. Stodsrs unb Gee
bers iDdren flau,
Mittlere unh fbiusre Stiere $7.25
8.75; O4ien $2.75-6.25; GIsi'
iter Sti,re $5.50-7.65; auserIeiens
$7.75-S.Oo; Seifers S4.5o-6.75;
aussrIefms S7.25-7.76; Orbindre
$86o-5.75; dustrlfiene Biz srtra
S5.s5-6-5o; Gaunfrs $2.75-40o;
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@adrihtss.
OonntrRaa 2. @tptembey

y 4 nc : 7 3, q, StpItNIUtl'
esm Ginrinnatisr Dtitritt ptrO id
Der glub nur psnis perduberu. 9e'
itern Mbenb bate bsritlbe bel bieiiser
Gtobt stnen gaaTeritanb Don 11.6
6ub.
Die foleenbsn Depeidsn trafer nab
reslb Ses gsftrissn Sages bier Elm;
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y or @eriht

Ei4tsr: rSie foGten Sbreu @aiteu
nt9t 70 oiel einihGuten, boun paroeH
Iie ii6 ni6t 70 arg priiseLul"
Gaitrpirtb: rSbo, baHr priigsln ile
midi"
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fiuirt.r Gut aOaf $685.; popbsrsS
S6.05: CUBES $500: orauulirtsr s.:
95: gonfettiOuers ~" $5.S5: SiT
.a1 $500; ipeibsr sytrd $40; srtra
u0s $500 psr 100 pfunS.
RoIaHesifi ii.tia. - Rem Dr.
leans Opsu Refill. 4o-55c. gentrifu'
oal 20-30e per Gdlons.
Refs. 2ouiiidna, ifausn 6edS
6j-7c; prima 5s-6c; oroindrsr
sc: Sapan 5-5ac Der pfunS.
Dairp.Drobufte
Butter. - Rar,t rubia. pr.ii.
i,H. - Bbolemili srira 28ae; Gem
iraliasb Grtra 26c; geutroIissb firits
22te: DO. G.conSs 1916; sSanep 9airp
20c; gadina StOd 16a-1sac per
pfuHb.
9Gf, Rar.t fi,tia. Ohio 15t;
RprSp,filidsr 15-15ie; Ieip gort
16sc: Gdrpsts.r 19-32ac; DO. Bird
16e: atmbura.r 15a-16 per pfunt,
eter. - Wlartt letter. - Bri'
ma Frifde Sabusrsir 24e; firits
21se; orbtHdr, firfs 1sHe; istORos
17ae per Dub.nb.
@tflleeI. - yAd&frase gut. -
groiIers 2 pfuHb unb barber 15ae;
untsr aipei plumb 16e; 6iibnsr
13i-14Sc: Sdbns Sc; arutha1nsr
17se: Guns &c; enten To-
12t: iunae Gni,n 12--14s GGHis 10
lie per Ifunb.
Dbhunb @emafe
4spfsI. = Gurlp June unb 0srf'
6sk -sloo--l26: Gui&ers n-0o--
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geim RetruteubrtGL

5elbpebeI: .Sis ba6intsr! S0uueu
Sic oeun uiht I6neIler luufenP Sbrets
tpeeen lam bod Der &rieg ni6t'n hoIb
Sobr lGneer baueru!"
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Gle: glrtbur, i'd BIN tn oieIen
Sdnrud oerIiebtl-
Gr:: .2ab oas, Gu ulntlt ultH IA
eiferitiftig!
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1dalider Wfarft. Seribt.

Die n1hfolGenoeu Auoftrun1eH De-
aiehen fi6 nur ouf Gnaros 1rans'
aftionen. Bel ilsintr,n GeihGften
fperoen etiuas bobere Preiie berednet.
gropiiionen.
Shmdls prima Sttam
10000; Ganii!p Sdmdls 81
Sc per pfunb.
|9rodenatfatatnes TIsii d.
SbOrt clear Ssiisn 93-10tc; eItra
fbort clear 9a-10e; ibort Rippsu'
f.iten 94-10t; Sdulinn 81 Sit;
Bellies 10-10se.
Bacon. - Short clear Seiten
103--11ie; srtra ihOrt clear Stitsn
1os-11t: fbort Rippsnieiisn 10b-
lie; Sdultsrn 94-9st; Bellies IL
nk.
Suaar Gureb Tleii4
Sdinien 15-15ae; picnie S4ultern
10f-10Jc; gr,atf.it Bacon 1s-
19e: S6ulisrn In padeteu 10s-lle;
q. ~. Gut Sault.rn 105-11t; tro'
dsne Beef S6intsn 23-25e.
Gibatp5teltes Hiei d. -
qsr pfuno: S9in..n 12-12ae; yit.
mic S6ulieru 9i-9te; Bellies
16-16sc; GbuIt.rn 1oi-1O5c; V.
y. Gut bo. 104-103c.
Hrif6esTIeifd - e6inien
11s-12fe; pienit StMltsrn 3
SIC; SdHlier 8-S9c; Ibort rip
penf.iten 9-9ic: fbcrt clear Ssi'
ten 9-eae: .rtrd i6ort tlsar SeIieH
9-9te: Bellies I.ift 16-16at, Bel
lies ftapsre 10-11e.
RehIunb getreibe
Webl. Dinter Id..nt $6.35--
6.55; WiHtsr fanep $5.90-6.15
Mintr ;fdmiln $5.50-5.65; Winisr
utra s5.o5-5.25: Wint.r orbindrea
A.s5-5.05: Sari.s Dint.r patsu'
s6.65-7.05; 6oriss Dint.r faner
$6.2016.45: 5ar!,s M.is.n fauilr
$5.20-5.60; Roaa.nmeH. norbp.lt'
lihes a.miiHtes $5.95-6.20; r.inea
Gi.n Roaaenmsbl S6.05-6.30; Gin
a.miI6.es Roaa.nm.hl s5.95-6.2o.
Weiaen. go. 2 rotber Winie'
81. 1.09-110; SO. 3 DO. S102-1.W
Ro. 4 bo. 91-96t.
Melfdtorn. - go. l ipeibei
79c; Ro. 2 bo. 7sa-79t; 80. 8 oO
7S-7Sie; Ro. A DO. 77a-7Se; Ro
| r ho T61-77Sc. So 6 bo. 7b1-
76Ae. - SO. / sslbss 7ec; RO. 2 DO
7St-79c; Ro. 3 DO. 7S-7Sac; Ro
4 DO. 77t-78e; Ro. 5 DO. 76a
77sc; Ro. 6 DO. 75t-76sc. - Ro
/ e.mii4tes 78Ac; RO. 2 DO. 7s-
7Stc; Ro. 3 DO. 77i-7sc; Ro. 4 DO
77ac; Ro. 8 bp. 76-77e; Ro. 6 DO
75-76c. = Bsibss Rolb.niOru TT
7Sc; a.lbes aolbentorn 78-79c; &C.
| mii4ses aofbsHiOrn 77-7Sc.
5afer. - 70. 2 fDeiber A-45e
Staubarb psibe 41-42e; go. 8 met
bsr 37-38e; SO. 4 lDeibsr 32-34c
Ro. 2 asuliidter 1885, &c. 8 ss
miittsr 3435e; Ro. 4 ssmii4tsl
27-29e.
Rooden.- 30. 2 S1.OO-1-Oli
| Rp. 8 95-97t; SO. 4 3O-93e.
Whistp.
| 8ertauft tpurben SAG Sbls. DiltiI
l.rs giniib.b Goubs auf Der Bats Dor
$1.39 per Gaaone.
Grpeeries.
| aaffee. - .sano 23-30e Wto'
d,a 29-3Oc: Guatemala fantp 1sei
DO. outer 17ac.
/ a.. flH II
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Uiehmarft.

Cincinnati, l. Sept. 1915.
3uiubr unS gerianbt tpdbrsnb Der
lestsn "a StuHosu. pergli9en nit ben
pOrDersaHssnsH sDei 5ageu iiHO ME
Fn(,t.
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gissrixs osnis.um,ass.

DIE llnlays i'm bisHsen Clearinghouse
hsllsfsa I'D bsuts saf u, ,sss, 500
ssfsi. esfxsaaae..
GoluRbia Gas unb Ohio Cities Gas ma
rtu bic sinsisea papitre, psI4s stpas 81.
ben StieifK, Ientt absx mar ber Nartt ru'
big Die foIssHosH gsrianis fab ~ be-
ri9ieH
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Gineiuusti, 1. Gtpt., 1915

&ihe'hbskt ls Seph, 1915
fh Gdddiie iparsH teufe epas kbhai.
fsr, bod II bieiss pobl BEN erfeR 9age
oes Rsnais 5aiultreibtn., Tie NinsraitR
line Haptrdnoert gebIiebeH. Jir EaiebeH
scn tnn- peroeH BON ben Banitn ~ bts
re4uti Ddbrenb @eitdfispapiere ~ 6--s96
oissontirt sutrben. Sm oHensn Darlie
Darten Darfsben .sn eag' ~ SK--4x
ano anf Seit u t-4HS plar,rt
fssAfd anf Fsp psn
purpsn ~ i0s 2isfonto per 1900 SsifAen
UaRien psrfaufi. Die gountsrrafs bstrdgi
soc praHis per si00Q
k8shfd anf gsfsps.
Si4f. Beafsl sxf Honosn pursta "a
e4-so-4-e3 yer Sfo. Sterling sxotirt. Gar
Be4fd suf BERTH purben sss fir ( Nari
berstRsi. fhr Bsaisl axf gsri8 ieH--i7s
BRO Crane, cal Hmksresm a9X-4sf pre-
gnien urs aui Hisa 1875 ser 4roHt,
3irss 1876.
cnnbes.Cbnsat,suss
nayea Tuhia uEb ftttio. Dte 6aufeu suos
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Muswdrtise Wdrfte.
Rem gOrt. l. sept.

Dle6l. - War;t itstig.
Dei5en. - Mortt fsit; SO. 2 rotber
SLIP {. If. Tsip gOrt uno 30. z
barter $1.14 {. /. T. Rem gort BEL IN
tunft; Ro. ! H0rtbern DULUTH 984t
unb go. / Rortberu Uaanito6a 94s,
c. l. {. Buffalo. s5iir Sept. $1.O5t.
@elI4torn. = Waartt itstig; go
2 sslbes S6a beim iufortigsn geriGnSt
5aiet. = Wartt itetis.
6eu. - Usartt fpiGig.
Sopfsn. - Woartt rubis.
SGute. - Ttartt it.tis.
aeber. - Tsdrtt ieft.
BORT. - Mdrtt fpiIiser; gssB s15.,
$4,000; Jaruilp $19.Oo-22.00
Ghort CLEAR $18.00-19.5O.
Beet. - Tsarft ipillig; UssB ST.
OO-18.OO; Tanilp s1s.5O-195o.
S4maIs. - Wartt ftetig; gsiosI
Meit $S.15-8.25.
1als. - Wartt 3tstis.
Moae. - Utartt iietig.
Rsis. - Wartt itetis.
3uder. - Rober, Uhdrtt rubis
Centrifugal SAT-; WsoIaHes S4.oo
rafftuirter, rubis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-02

MepfeL. - Gcrlp Juus unb Darfs
dsk sl0o-l25: Gui&ers n0o--
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-06-03
GREATEST SCREEN CHARACTER ACTOR
Seen Often at New Electric

promised to give him to wife the most
beautiful woman in the world. He
chose Helen, who was the wife of an
other gentleman, but apparently that
made no difference, and in the attempt
to recover Helen the Greek invaded
Troy and the Trojan war came about.
So, if the apple lies at the root of all
our religion, an apple also lay at the
root of remote antiquity's greatest
war.
There are many other stories | might
relate to you from Greek mythology.
You Will remember the celebrated foot
race in which one Greek woman was
even then demanding to be put on a
par with man. | don't think she de-
manded a vote, but she managed to
beat all the men who competed with
her until she became famous as the
champion runner. Her name was At
lanta. At last she was beaten, not
through mans superior skill, but
through mans superior guile, for Hip
pomenes, who competed with her in
the race carried three beautiful apples
in his hand and whenever she was out.
stripping him he dropped an apple.
The woman in Greek as well as in Jew
ish history was too much tempted by
the apple to follow the straight and
narrow course and every time he drop
ped an apple she stopped to seize it.
Thus Hippomenes won. After the race
he took a terrible risk and married At.
lanta, whom he had defeated; so she
met her match in both senses at the
same time.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-06-03
O.W. R. & N. Go. Time Table
WEST BOUND

No, 5, Fast Mail Mail Only 500 a. m.
No. IL. Soo-Spokane-P Portland . 40 a. m.
No. 10, Port. P. S. Exp.,.."....9:3 80 a. m.
No. l, Portland Local .......2:45 P. m.
No. II, Ore. & Wash. Limited 4 80 p. M
EAST BOUND
No. 6, Salt Lake Express. IL 81 a. m
No. 2, Pendleton Local..........l0 30 4. M
No. Is, Ore. & Wash. Ltd.....ll :5S a. IN.
No. IL, Spokane-Port. Pass. $40 p. M
No. /, Portland-Puget Sound 9:l5 P. m
J.H. FREDRICY. Agent.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-06-03
CHIMES OF NORMAN
DY TOMORROW NIGHT

"The Chimes of Normandy" post
poned from last Friday night to tomOr-
row night on account Of the weather, is
ready for production. The additional
weeks time gave the players a greater
opportunity to round into shape, and j.
A. Epping and Miss Tousley, the latter
of Portland, who are in charge of the
play, have taken advantage of the de-
lay. The men and women who are TAX
ing part now say Get the people
there, give US a good audience and we
will make it great success. " This is
a challenge for support, and remember
that the fund goes to the building of a
swimming pool.
The seats are selling from so to 75
cents and are good ones and reserved.
There isn't bad seat in the open air
theatre, where the play will be !pro-
dUced.
A good orchesra will fnrnish music.
Some of the songs, sung by our best
local voices are "The Legends of the
Bellies, "Ill Shut My Eyes" Silent
Heroes, "Old Man. ] Pardon Thee, "
"Just Look at This-Just Look at
That" "On BillOws Rocking"
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-06-03
APPLE NOTES

According to Boston's own history OF
itself the first apple tree planted west
of the Atlantic was planted within the
city limits of the city of Boston, on
Governors island, said Curtis Guild: of
Boston, in an address before the Ma
tional Shippers convention, 1914. The
land was assigned by the general court
of the colony to Governor Winthrop,
the first governor of Massachusetts, on
the special condition thati he should
nIant it with an orchard of apple trees,
and also (shades of the prohibition
Puritans look down upon us , with a
vineyard, that the new colony mlgh'
not be lacking for intoxicating stlmu'
lants. You may be interested to leaH
the exact language of the act: 'Or
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-06-03
Younger Set Enjoys Parties

Two very pleasant occasions of the
past week were the parties given by
Misses Elda Jackson and Clara RI nd at
the home of the former. On Thursday
evening several of the younger set of
girls were entertained with games,
music and dancing. The prize in ages
was taken by Miss Batty. Refresh
ments were served. Those present
were: Misses Frances Littlefeld, Mar
whitman Whitehead, Margaret MOrri-
son, Mildred Crapper, Madaline Mitch
ell, Irene Lancaster, liza Nichols, Mel.
lie Sasky, Ruth Vaughn, Dorothy Bat.
ty, Clara Rand and Elda Jackson.
Friday nights party was especially
notable from the fact that 1t was
largely composed of our latest gradu'
ates, and the lovely gowns Of the girls
added much to the beauty Of the scene
The spacious porches of the Jackson
home were strung with electric lights,
decorated with roses and the foOl
waxed, making an ideal ball room.
a Mrs. Jackson-Gilam rendered severa
songs in her inimitable style. Clifford
Porter accompanied the piano with his
violin. Punch was served during the
dancing by Mrs. Rand, and dainty
collation. was enjoyed at eleven.
Those invited were: Misses Vernice
Robbins, Hilma Imholz, Margaret
Adams, of Portland, GIadyse Calkins,
Wilma Thomson. Almanac Chipping
Lillian Brock, Della Morton. kathryn
Hartley, Alene Albright, Leone Stein
hoff, of Seattle, Irma Boye. Heller
Cutlery, Lorraine Allen, Marie Berry,
Helen Sutthof, Constance Smith. Elds
Jackson and Clara Rand, Mrs. Gillian
Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. VIM. Rand, Mrs. E.
A. Franz, Jr.. and Messrs. George
Bragg, Nal Button, Paul Lancaster
Clifford Porter, Edgar Franz, Kar
Wonder Abe, Laurence Hershner, Les
ter Fisher, Leon Littlefeld, Chester
Pape, Howard Cooper, Allyn Button
Arnold Berry, Will Simonson, of Port
land, Gillian, Franz, Jackson, Free
Coshow and John Allen.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-06-03

Past Due memory refreshing stamps
have been added to our ready made
stock. They are neat in appearance
and the wording is to the point. Ask to
see sample.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-06-03
NOTED CLUB WOMEN
PORTLAND VISITORS

Club women over all the United
States have their eyes on Portland this
week, when the national biennial coun-
Gil of the General Federation of Club
Women is in session. Noted women
from all parts of the nation are pres.
ent. and addresses will be delivered by
men and women known in every e0un.
try. The official reception for the dele.
gates was held Monday evening at the
Multnomah hotel.
. Hood River women present at the
reception were: Mrs. II. +. Davidson,
Mrs. A. l.. Page and Mrs. G. II. Cast
ner.
Give w. q. Snow IA trial when that
horse of yours needs shoeing. Shop al
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-06-03

For Butter Labels printed in accord
ance with Dairy and Food Laws, call at
he Glacier office.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1915-06-03

Butter Wrappers Printed at this office
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-08
JUST SIT ON LID
That's All Republicans Know,
Says President Wilson.
In Indianapolis He Advises
Less European Concern.

indianapolis, Jan. S-President Will
son arrived here at 1:4s p. m. and went
directly to the home of United States
Senator Kern. A large crowd greeted
him at the station.
Few Regulars Left.
indianapolis. Jan. s.-President
Wilson today defended the policies of
his administration before large
crowd of people which filled Tomlin-
son hall here. He was introduced by
Gov Ralston of Indiana and the pEes-
idents address was preceded by the
singing of I'VE take our hats off to
you. Mr.. Wilson," by an actress.
The president began his speech by
declaring that he believed the people
OF the country should keep their
MINDS on their own affairs rather than
TOO much on Europe. With firm set
Jaw, the president said he admired
y. He said the trouble with the Re-
publican party was that 1t has not
mad new idea for thirty years"
Every time the country really
wants something DONE" he continued,
1T returns the Democratic party to
power. Most of the advice taken by
the Republican party comes from the
grandfathers
Il am tired of staying in Washing
ton saying sweet things. 1 am glad to
De out among you where 1 can say
what I feel
Inis country IS now guided by the
independent voter. There are few reg
uiars OF either party left Only about
one-thlrd of the Republican party is
progressive Therefore the Democratic
party is more progressive than the Re-
publican party
The president called himself an
animated conservative" He declared
amidst applause that the Democratic
party was carrying out the Progress
siVe aspirations Of the nation. Praisin1
the federal reserve act. he said that this
was the first time in years when jan
uary L had not brought financial
stringency to business men.
The Democratic party is still or
trial he continued I'VE have not fin
isned our work We are going ahead
II any man or set OF men SHOULD r.,