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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08
The Lesson Learned in Louisiana

The St. Louis Republic, an.
nouncing the arrival of the first
car of winter wheat in that mar
ket, says in an editorial:
The first car of wheat of the
1915 crop, which arrived in St.
Louis on Monday, was shipped
from Ferriday, La. Annually the
first car of wheat is a significant
bit of news for this market, but
this year the shipment is much
more significant than ever before.
In the memory of the Oldest grain
traders on the merchants exchange
there has never before been any
wheat shipped out of Louisiana.
Mondays shipment, therefore,
means that the south has heark-
ened to the plea for diversification
OF crops. 1t IS concrete evidence
that the southern planter is SOW
ing his lands with cereals where
heretofore only cotton seed was
planted. From this forward agri-
culturists in the south will raise
the things with which to feed
themselves and others in their
zone. A new era of economic de-
Velopment has begun, which for
the south is as important as any
change since the civil war. For
those who ponder, this means a
greater prosperity and lndepen-
dence for the cotton states. 1t
took a world war to jar the plan
ter out of his routine into the re-
alization that his land must feed
those who till it. but the lesson
has been learned. The new south
has become new In one more par
ticular. And the arrival of the
first car of winter wheat at St.
Louis proclaims the news.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08

A very unique souvenir was
shown the editor the other day in
the form of a silver medallion" that
was struck off for the celebration
of the centennial anniversary Of
the establishment of the Grand
Lodge of Masons in Louisiana.
One side bore the masonic emblem
with the two dates 1812-1912 and
the other side the profiIes in relief
of DIR. Thibault of New Orleans
the principal orator at the big
! celebration here on the oath inst.
st. Johns day, and that of his
grandfather Francis Duboure who
just 100 years before presided as
grand master oyer the first grand
lodge ever established in Louis
lana to which position the grand
son, LIT. lnlOauIt was elected q
century later.
While the resemblance between
the two is striking, the features of
the grandfather are tvpically
French, while those of the grand
son are Roman, which fact i'm
pressed itself upon a great many
while listening to the splendid adj
dress of the noblest Roman of
them alp just two weeks ago.
Mr.. j. 9. South is the proud
owner of this pretty medallion
that was presented to him by DR..
Thibault whose host he was while
in Natchitockes.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08

A man who has just been re-
elected to fill his second term in
the United States Senate, George
E. Chamberlain of Oregon, has an
Unusual record as politician, one
that we dare say has never been
surpassed if equalled. The Sena-
tor has been in politics for thirty
seven years during which time he
has filled innumerable Offices of
major and minor Importance and
although he has always been in
the minority party, he has never
been defeated for any position to
which he aspired.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08
Secretary

Eliminate FactiOnaIism and Politics
The main purpose of the Con-
stitutional Convention is to have
written constitution that will, if
it be possible. fulfill the require.
ments of the state. If this is not
secured, the convention will prove
to be a failure, and the constitu.
ton when submitted for ratlfica.
ton will be defeated.
Politics and factionalism should
be eliminated and the be t
thought of the delegates should be
centered on what is the best that
should be accomplished.
The constitution when written
should be plain and its intent
readily understood. For instance,
the constitution of the state of
Ohio recently written. covers
about forty pages of good size
type. The pages are about six by
nine inches. There has been no
attempt at providing a code of
laws for the state. The funda-
are briefly but clearly
stated. 1t is a constit ution based
apparently on a firm foundation.
It may serve as a guide for Louis
lana.
Again we repeat and would urge
the elimination Of politics and
factionaIism from the convention,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08

Quite a handsome compliment
was paid one of our worthy color.
ed citizens last week when he was
reelected at its annual session.
Grand Master by reclamation of
the Masonic Grand Lodge, over
which he has presided several
successive sessions.
John G. Lewis management of
the financial matters of the Lodge
is worthy of record and congratu-
lations, as while the Grand Lodge
has cash balance now of over
$21, 900 not only was the treasury
withouta single dollar when he
was first elected but there was
a debt of $4,000 and ST., 300
was paid out to widows and
orphans this past year.
This proved unusually good
management and the brother
masons showed their good judge
ment by reelecting him at their
bead.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08


Frank Holt who occupied the
chair of German at Cornell
wounded j. Pierpont Morgan at
his home on Long Island Satur-
day and confessed that he also
placed the boom that wrecked the
reception room at the Capitol in
Washington, with the object of
calling the attention of the Ameri-
can people to the terrible murders
being committed in Europe com.
mitted suecide in bis cell on Tues
day.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08

The suppression by the Russian
government of vodka drinking, is
costing that country a loss in taxes
of about s26O,OOO. 900 for the
current year, but the savings of
the peoDle, mostly the peasant class
who are largely addicted to vodka
have increased 300 to 500 per
cent, the saving banks showing
already, deposits of So, 800, 600, 900.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08

China and Japan have been
warned that the United States will
not recognize any agreement be-
tween them which lmpairs Aneri-
can rights in China or endangers
the "open door" policy.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08

Postal revenues SO depleted after
the outbreak OF the European war
that the department closed the
fiscal year with a ten million dollar
deficit, are rapidly returning to
normal.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08
Victory for the Shreveport pro-

Victory for the Shreveport pro-
hibitiOnists was scored in a
recent decision handed down
by the Supreme Court, in the
case of the Police Jury of Caddo
VS. the Mayor and Council of
Shreveport, whereby the decision
Of Judge Webb, that Shreveport
could vote in the saloons, was re-
yersed, and as the result. the Queen
City Of North Louisiana will con-
tinus 70 be dry.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08

The Year of war that is just
drawing to close has cost the
nations in arms over $500, 900
men and the desire for peace is
now beginning to assert itself.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08

White and yellow pine are the
woods most used for boxes and
each contributes more than 1000
100000 feet to the box industry
annually.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08
The victory of the steel cornor.

The victory of the steel corpor-
alton comes when it is most need
ed for the encouragement o
American enterprise confronting
opportunities unparalleled in the
industrial developments of this
country,
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08

By a margin of only seven votes
and 5000 property valuation,
Elto voted 10 mill thirty year
school tax the other day.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08

A preliminary estimate by the
department of agriculture predicts
a reduction of 100000 bales in
the cotton yield.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08
AS CANDIDATE FOR DELEGATE TO Con-
sTITUTIoNAL CONVENTION.

/ hereby announce myself Candi-
date for Delegate to the Constitutional
Convention under the provisions of Act
33, of the Extraordinary Session of
1916. Subject to Nomination by the
Democratic Primary Election.
G. M. CUNNINGHAM.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08

Sugar exists not only in the
cane, beet root and Maple but in
the sap of about 100 other plants
and trees.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08
AS CANDIDATE FOR DELEGATE TO Con
STITUTIoNAL CONVENTION.

hereby announce myself a Candi-
date for Delegate to the Constitutional
Convention under the provisions of Act
33, of the Extraordinary Session of
1915. Subject to Nomination by the
Democratic Primary Election.
M. H. CARVER.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

AS CANDIDATE FOR delegate TO Con-
STITUTIoNAL CANvENTIoN.
hereby announce myself a Candi-
didate for Delegate to the Constitu-
tional Convention under the provisions
of Act 33, of the Extraordinary Session
of 1915. Subject to Nomination by the
Democratic Primary Election.
PHANOR BREAZEALE.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08

A colony of 1000 Belgians is
en- route to Missouri where they
will settle.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08
TREASURER'S REPORT.

LOUISIANA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
June 1st, to December LIST, 1914.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08
TREASURER'S REPORT.

LOUISIANA STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
December l, l914-June /, 1915.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1915-07-08
$54,86l.42

$54, 1861. az
Respectfully Submitted,
}. 9. MONROE,
Secty. Treas.
Approved:
v. L. ROY,
Prest. La. State Normal School.
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sylmks ksNahriGten.
0Onnsrfaa, 2e. gluauft.

y Jon ner Il O g, 70. Nu9uF.
Der obere SbiO itsigt. gei bieii:
ger Stabt pirb iiA Der 8uherItant
nur penig OerGnbern. Geitern 4benr
bate bieisl6e eirsn DnFeritanb Don
1928 SUB.
Die folgenben 0epeI9en trufer
fpdbrenO bes gsitrtgen Seges bier elm:
Pittsburg, 9a.-7.2 SUB, fdGt.
Dbeeliug. 80. 9d.-5.8 SUB, fGlt.
9artersburg, %. 8a.-8.0 SUB, fteigt.
Ganapba 5oIs, W. ga.-2.1 SUB,
Gborlefton, 70. 8a.-7.2 JuB, Itetgt.
gortsmout6. S.-9.9 5uB, itei9t.
2ouispiIle, ab.-8.6 SUB, fdQt.
@pansOilIe, Snb.-14.7 SUB, fdIt.
Rai6oife. 5snn.-11.4 SUB, fdut.
Chattanooga, 9enn.-102 SUB, FdlIt.
GairO, 5a.-38.9 SUB, fteigt.
aanius @itp, Dto.-15.2 SUB, fdnt.
Mempbis, Senn-27.9 SUIT, Iteigt.
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$4.50-5.5o. 3u6t Seiferg s5.5O-
$50. 3u4tJGiere $6.50-7.s5.
| 8ullen. - Die 3ufubr f,ar mi
mdBig unb bic beferen Qualitdteu tie.
tig, bic atlberen aber langfan.
Utasere UNI lei6te $4.25-5.25
Bologna $5-25-6.15, GItra $500
6.25, fette 8ulIen $6.25-e.50.
&Glber. Die 3ufubr mar ae.
ring unb Der Wartt ftetig gu ben geftri,
gen preifeH.
Orbindre unb grOBe $5.5O-10.75
fair biz CUTE lei6te $8.00-$11O0
grtra $11.25-11.50,
@ 6peine. Der Wartt mar
beute i6pa9 unb i9tpere S6psinc
fielen um 10-25 Gents pro 100 BIB
S9pere SdDeine, 260 gfunb Inb
auftpdrts, $700-725, CUTE sis aus
aeudblte gerpndungsz uno FleiI6ers
Sorten$7. .40-790, orbindre bis aus
geiDdblte fette Sdue $4.75-6.2O gr,
ira 1926, Gta9s $3.5O-4.G0, lei6te
8erTanbtIorten $790-8.1O. mittels
mdbige @erTanbtIOyten $790-S.O0.
quite Jertel, 12o pfuHb uno peniger,
$7.50-8.10. NIT 9ras gefiittcrte Ser,
tel s6.0o-7o0.
S9dfe uub Qdmmsr. -
S6dfe tparen fluu urb Inn 15-25c
nieorieer. 2dmmer lpar.n itstiu.
S9afe: grtrd $5.4O-5.50, qlte bis
ausgeipdhlte $4.75-5.35, orbindre bis
fair $2.5o-4.5O. 2dmmer: Grtra
$9.25-9.35. CUTE Big aussspdblts
$8.00-9.15, oroindre Biz fair $3.50
ITS, gulls $5.00-5.25.
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$847; fir Ottober $s.60-aJ67, an
Sdlub $3.50.
Butter. 3ufubr 10,o98 11bs
preife iinb unberdnbert.
gier. 3ufubr 1852 2iiien. preiit
jtnb unoerGnbert.
&artoffeln. 8ufubr 30 Wdg'
gons. pretie finb uruperdnoert.
GefIugel 1T unDerGnbert I'm
preife.
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u " I. PStlIS lttIlH. buI
finirtsr Gut acaf $685.; potpbersb
S6.15: CUBES $3.50; sranulirtsr &C..
90: GonFsctiOners az $5.95; Dfi
"a $50: peibsr ,rtra $3.50; sgtra
e. $3.50 per 100 DfunS.
WaplaFes IN ii.tia. - Rem Or
leans Open aettIe 40-55c. geuirtfu.
aal 2o-30c per @allone.
Refs. - Goutiianu. Ysanen 6eGo
.7-7ic: prima 6-6sc. orbindrer
4i-5sc. sapcr 81 ste Der gfuiS.
Tatrp.g .grobufte.
Butter. - Rartt ruhia. prsii.
piaia. - Dbolsmilt srtra 28e; Gens
iralissb Grtra 25ic; Centralized firits
&c; bo. Seconds 19e; GaHep DARN
2oc: padina Stod I6a-185e per
pfunb.
aGfe Wdrtt fistia. Obio 16;;
Horbpeltli6sr 15-16e: Reip yori
17--17se: S6tp.issr 21-30e; bo.
Bird Ice: 2imburSsr 16a-17ac per
gfunb.
gfer. - Marit istia. - gri.
ma friihe Siibunsisr 233e; firfis
21e; orbinGre firits 19e; ist0nbs 17e
per Dlbeno.
GefIaseI. - gaa@fraee gut. -
Brothers 2 g}fb. unb bariiber 16at;
inter afpei pfunb 16ae; 5iihner
14--14ic; Sdbne &c; 9rutHiibner
16tt; guns 6-se; Gnttn TO-
12c; iuHas gntsn 12--14e: Gdnis 8
--1oe per Dtuas. \
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obHnnb @smnfs

| .fnngt IepfeL - Gdrlp Sun
unb Oatde5 $1.00-1.50 per 8bl.
ipobnlihe 50--75e per 8bl.
! 3itronen. ~ WefiiHa 500
3.25; California $2.50-2.75 pc;
aiiie.
Grape gruit - $2.50-3.5C
per Crate.
| Orauaeu. - California Gal
S3.50--4.25 per Rife.
pflaume n. - 2omblrb $1.0C
-1.25; Wilo 9oofe 75-90e, bldu,
75c Damion 81 .25 per Blu.
gu eloHen. JHOidnc
$1.25-1.4o per StaHbarb Crate,
einheimif6e $1.75-2.00 per 9bl.
WeintraubeH. SDes Sseba
ling 25c per aorb Don 8 pfD. Riagaru
81. .00--1 .25 per Crate.
pfirii9s. Ginbeimiife 75e--
1.25 per 9u. G4te gl6erta $1.00-
1.25 per 8u.
WaffermeloHen. S15--
$50 Der 6unbert Stiid.
9irHen - ginbeimifde garts
lets $2.25-2.50 per 8bl.. onion 75c
81 90 per 9u.
pfeffsr. - Ginbsimii6sr 60
Coz per gu.
aartoffefn. Gin6eimiide
I.50-1.75; Gob6lsrs so. ! S1.50
--1.75 per 86l.
Sibtartoifeln. - 8irgis
MIA $1.25-1.5o per Sdmpsr.
@urteu. - ginbstmif4e $1.0O
per gu.
5omaten. - gtnbeimii6. ST.
25-1.5O Der gu.
Blumento6l. S1.25-1.5O
per g6l. DON 8 9ubsnb.
Rrdut. - ginbeimii4es 20
35c per 8bl. Rotbes $1.oo-1.25 per
g6l.
3oblrabt. - 3Oc per 8lssno
giinbeI.
pidIsa - 3o-35e per 100
gtiid.
3udertorn. - 10-12sc per
0ubenb aofbsn.
3ntebsfn. - ginbetmiife 80
--4oe per Blu. unb s1.25-1.5o per
Rbl.
Crime gobuen. - ginh.imi'
fde S2.00-225 per 2 gu.
Gtm a DO bnen. Zoe per
Guart.
Rarotteu. - ginbetmiihe Zoe
per 0nBsnb giinbel.
Rothe fi6en. - Ginbetmii4e
.5r1oc per 9ussnb.
QaHbprobutte.
5eu. - Peues. - Ro. l SimothD
$3.50: Ro. 2 9imOtbp $3.50: SO.
3 Iimothp $3.50: 90. l aemii5tsr
alee $3.50: 30. 2 aerHii4ter Slee
$3.50; gao. / alse S12.00; Ro. 2
alee $1,000.
WIbl.nfuttsr Ut it,tis. -
Rlet S23.5O12410; Uliooliuss
srobes $27.5o-28.00; bo. f.ines
$29.Oo-3o.00; semiidrss Tut!es
$25.O0N25.5O.
GGmereien. - Warti ftttig.
&ledameu Se.75-7.6O auf ben De,
leife uno $8.15-S.5o per gu. Dom
Store. 9imptbp s2.5O-3.3o per gu.
bonn Gtore. gu6tDeisen soc per 8u.
HIddsfamtn s1.70 Der gu.
Derf4iebenes.
OeIs Wartt itstia. 2etn5l, 70,
bes 55e per OaIlons tn pdrieu bon
6 Bbs. Gsto1tes 1e mehr. Ro. /
2arb0f 60e; Cotton SseS Del. raffi.
riris Sic per GaIIpne. Ssrpentiu -4Sc
Ger Gallon. In parti.n bon 1-5 Bar
rels; 59e in partien bon 1875 Sal
l0nsn. Petroleum. O5io Carbon 120
Grab 81 DO. $50 9rab 10tc, 6eob.
liabi 175 grab 12e; Rsb groipn Ga.
folin lie: Rapbta Ice per 9alIone in
Dar!isu BON 1-5 gbls.
GaIa. - Der Rar.t III rubiq. -
Dbio Riper S1.05 per gbI. BON 280
nfb.. NuhrIobn hinauaefiiat.
Gala. Rartt ftetia. prima
Gitp 64-6se; 90. Gountrp 5s-5sc
Der pfyS.
RobIen. - Warlt rufis. Dous
eb.oabenp $3.50-3.75, gub unb
Glat S2.25. Sonapbd Stiidfoblen
$3.5o-3.75. Rub unS Slad S2.25
Der 5onns abasIieitrt. Rau4loTe
Stiitto6ler S4.75, DO. Rug unb
Slad $3.25. antbracit. $7.75-S.O0
nor Snur, nhn,f;,fsYt goys Iniysf
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Gintinnati. p. Qluauit.

Ote HlulTOlNtHOeN AuuIIluHneH peS
s;ehen ii6 MIR ouf Gnaros SroHs'
afiionen. Bel tlsinsr.n 0siAGfttn
iperoen etipas 1obere Breiie berehnet.
grobifioneu.
g dmdla prima Stedm
10000; Gdmilb S4mala 81
Sc per pfanb.
|Srodenatfafsenes Ilsii d..
ShOrt clear Seitsn 9a-104c; eItra
fbort clear 9S-10e; fbort Rippeus
i.iten 94-10c; Sdultnn st-Sae;
gslIi.s 10-10se.
Bacon. S6ort clear Seiten
1oa-11te; srtra ibort clear Ssiten
1oa-11t; fbort Rippsnieiisn 105-
lie: S6ultern 9t-9ac: Bellies IL
11Ac.
Suaar gureb Tteif4. -
Sdintsn 15-15Ae; picHic S4uli.rn
1oi-1osc; greatfsit Bacon 18-
19t: G6ultern IN padeter 10a-lle;
q. y. Gut Sault.rn 1os-11e; tro'
6ene Beef Shinten 23-25c.
SiRaep6feft.s Hleif d.
per pfuno: S6inisn 12--12ae; pits
mic S6ultern 94-9ic; Bellies
16-16ac; S6uItern 104-104c; q.
y. Gu! bo. 104-10'r.
Hrii6es Hfeif6.- S6inien
11a-12fc; 8icnic S6ultern s.
SIC; Sdulter 8-8ac; hort Rtp'
psnf.it.n 9-9ic: fbcrt clear Ssi'
ten 9-94t: ertrd ibori clear SslieH
9-9te: Bellies lei6t 1e-16se; Bel
!its Itipere 10--11t.
We6lunb 8etreibe.
W.bt. Wiutsr pateni $685.
600; Wint.r fancp $5.90-6.15
Minter 7samilp S5.5O--5.65; Dinir
ertro s5.05-5.25: Dinter orbindrss
S4.s5-5.05; Sartes Winier pdisni
S6.65-7.05; 6artes Wint.r fontp
s6.20-6.45; 5art.s Weissn fdmil9
s5.20-5.60: Roaasnmehl. norbpsit'
Iifxs aemiittes $5.95-6.20; reines
eita Roaaenmehl S6.o5-6.3o; Gitp
aenii6isa RoaasHmshl $5.95-S.20.
@eiien - Ro. 2 rother Wintsr
$1.05-1.10; Ro. 8 DO. S1.W-lO8;
SO. 4 DO. 1856.
Dsllf9torn go. / peibes
79te; SO. 2 bo. 79-79ic; Ro. 3 DO.
78i-79c; Nu. 4 bo. 77a-78e; glo.
8 bo. TEXTILE; go. 8 DO. 75t-
76se; RO. / sefbes S0c; Ro. 2 bo.
791- -soc; Ro. 8 DO. 79-79te; Ro.
4 DO. 7S-7sae; RO. 5 DO. 77-78c;
Rp. 8 DO. 76-77e; 30. / semifttsr
79ie; Ro. 2 DO. 79-79fc; RO. 3 DO.
78s-79c; go. A DO. 77a-78e; Ro.
5 DO. 76i-77e; Ro. 6 bO. 75A-
7ea. - @eiBss aoIbentOrn 79-80e;
eelbss aolbeniorn S0-81c; gemii4s
tes Rplbsniorn 7S-79c.
Safer. - Qsasr. Ro. 2 'Deibsr
47-48c: 5tanoaro peiber 45-47e;
Ro. 8 ipeiher 4o-42c: Ro. 4 tpeibsr
35-37e: go. 2 aemiitier 37i-38e;
Ro. 8 a,miitter H-S7se; RD. A ss'
miiGter A-36c.
Roaoeu. - Ro. 2 98e-$1.0
Ro. 8 96-98c; Rp. 4 9O-95c.
Whistn.
9riauft tpurben 453 gbls. Siftils
Isrs 5intfbeb Goobs auf Der Bats Don
81. 80 per 9dllrns.
Groceries.
Raffee - sSapa 23-30c Weo'
td 29-30c: Guatemala icuep 19c;
DO. outer 17ac.
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0sIb. SOnSs uuS aftieu in Reu gorf.

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e,sloHfiri. BtAfel sui 2onboH psrtR
lApa4 ~ S<el.25 far 90 Isgs Sidi; "a.
bsl.dnDsifangsn Sl-s5s< ano SiAi .@edfsI
sAoo. braSts ct&t s.9f, &abd 500:
Narf ei9, slT RabsI SIX, 8Ies si&i
50. &absl e.%3; Rubd Si9t 81; eabsl
S4h; etIbsr Barren I7s, Rsyitsnif&e
Tplsrs ~.
AtftsHuattt.--TU Rarft mar bsu.s
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ylsngOrt 25. QugGft.
&upfer 1T fsiter. glectroIptic
S1700-18.00.
Gifsn 1T itetis unO unOerdnbert.
gle4 lit feit gu 34.00-34.50.
9lei. $4.55-4.65.
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gbttaao %. 9uouIt

9 6peine. 3ufubr 1900 5tiid
Martt III tart. Buff $6.65-7.50
leidte S7.25-795. gsmiIdte $3.50
7.85, i4tpers $6.3O-7.45, GsrtsI
$7.O0E8.05.
Rinbbisb. 3ufu6r 1900 Stid.
Wtartt 1T itetis. GinbeimiI1e gespea
$6.O0-10.75. Rib, uuo 6eifers $3.1C
-8.75, sdlber $8.5O-12.25.
g d afs. 3uiubr 10000 Gtid,
Prsiie finb b0ber. Wlutteriadfe 1915
$40; 2Gmnler $7.O0-9.20.
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G6itaso Is. Qtasuit.


Dei3en. Ro. 2 rotber $1.O63-
1.09a; Ru. 2 farter $1.O9-l.11. Siir
September 97t-S1.oot, am SdluB
99ac; fir DECEMBER 96a-98sc, am
Shlub 979c.
@slf6totn. Ro. 2 selbss Soa-
s1c; anberts HOminen. fTiir Septems
ber 73s-74st, am SdIub 1916; fir
DECEMBER 63t-64 an S6Iub 63sc.
Safer. go. 8 tpeiber 36a-374c;
Stanbaro 41-42t. Sir September
37i-37Ic, an S6luB 37sc; fir Ges
5snber 36s-36!c. am ShIuB 36ic.
Rpegen. RO. 2 $1.0o-1.o2.
@erfte. 50-6Sc.
Simotbp. S5.50-6.75.
aIee. $S.5O-13.25.
BORT. $13.55, Cir September
$13.55-13.70, am Sdlub $13.55;
fir Ottpber S13.70-13.90, am
S4lub S13,70,
9 6maI5. $500. Sir Geptems
ber $8.o2-8.07, am SdIub $S.07;
fir Ottpber $s.12--S-20. am S4lub
$500.
RtppfeittM $7.97-s,e2. siir
@tptsmber Ss.A7-8.55, am S&lab
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Rem gOtt, 25. Quguit.

Rem gOrt %. Quguit.
Wsbliit Uilliger. Sprina gatents
aIies, $6.30-6.80; Nintsr patsn.s
$5-3O-5.5o nub 8inter Straigbta
$5.00-5.20 beibs neues.
ROggeH III rubig.
0eriis 1T pilIig. iSesbins 57-6Oc
unb UtaIting 65-68 {. /. (. Buffalo
Wei5eM. slm plas ungeregelt
RO. 2 roi6er $1.13 {. /. I. Rem gOrl
BEL promptem 9sriaHDt aui Der giien,
babn unb go. 2 barter $1.14t c. /. T
Petp Yort bei antuHft Don Gee unt
eiienbabu; 30. l Nortbern 9ulutt
$1.02 uno gep. i Rprtbru Waritobt
99c c. |. I. Buffalo. 2tuf 5ermine, IN
serelegt. yin 5epteurber $1.0SK.
@eli4tOrn. glm plGs itetig;
gao. Q gsI6es S8ss BEL prowptem Der.
iarbt.
5afsr. I'm pLas ru6ig.
5eu lift itstig.
SOpfsu lit ru1is.
9duts iinO itstis.
2tber 1T Jeff.
Bort 1T i;stig.
gssf tit itetis.
S4maI3 III fsit. TsiboIs Bsit
$8.15-8.25.
Gals III rubig.
Dolle 1T its.is.
Reis 1T itstig.
ROlaiies IN flau.
8utteriit itetig. 3ufubr II ,361.
CREAMERY, Grtras (92 Store 26c;
CREAMERY (bObsEe Seorina 268-27c;
Girits 24-25a;; Seconbs 22A-233c.
Gier iino fsft. 3ufubr 1878.
Jrii6 eeidmneIte Grtras 26-27t;
Grtra Itrts 24-251e; Tirits 22a-
23A; SecOnos 21-22c; psibe aus uas
ben 5iibnersisr. feline bis ianceD. 81
35c; 6rauus aus naben SabnereisH q
Boo.
adfs III ftetigsr. 3ufubr 1858.
State. Dbole UtiIt. frii6er, flader,
peiber unb gsfirbter, Speciais 13--
1916; oO., Oay4idnittIi4sr Gaueq
1916.
9eflagsI 9sbenbss 1T rrrsssIs
mabis. Weit.it1e Siibn:r. Sroilers
2oc perlanst, JoDts 17c perlanst
GeIdla6tstss TT fIau unD qysiis uHs
iinb Osrdnberi
3uder. RobJuder 1T ftetio; Gem
trifugal S4.64; RpIafes 1887; rafs
iinirtes IN rubig.
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Giaftuasti, ~. Hnarh, 1915.
Tis Gsi&iIte parss au@ beuts uisssr
febr futie In bsR bieiieen BanieH nnb aud
bel ben &silerH, unb 0slb iR 30 nitorissn
Yinssafen ~ erldnssn. Glr TarIsben son
calis psfbsn BON ben 8anfen SH-4x be-
rt@net, sd9renbGsiddftSyapisre ~ 6-s%
bisipntiyt psrben. Jm ofeHeR Rarite pnr,
ben EarIstsn .sn taas 81 8j--4S nnb aui
9sit ~ 4-<x& pfaeirt
sRsAfef ssf Rsp usfs
surssH ~ lse Tisiosto per $1,000 s,if&e1
Baniea Srlauft. Die gouaisrrste bstrdst
tst 8fsnis per $1,000.
msAfd ssf exsspa.
Si4ts Bsdid auf xoabsn nurben ~
eA73--A76 Der Bio. Sterling auotirf. Hhr
98e4fd suf Berlin pxrbeM sis fir Mari
bsrsttnef. iaS @s&isl sui Barts i7JSe pro
6rauc, snf dmAnssm <eIxf yrs 0afben
lne ssf Bwn ishs yer froas. sirss
f5It.
eusbss-ctfssfisnsn
.drsn rutis uaS its,ia Die gsnfsn CSC.
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Da8 0etbdBte aStegers
lamb. Qlan i6retbt aus Sieaeft in
8eitfalen: 0as @Ort .Stegerluue",
untsr oem man als geosrapbii6em 9e.
sriff Deu Sreis Stegen oeritebt, ptre
BON Der fron30Ifiaen ,3eriurbebOrne
offeubar dIs 9dnb oes Sieges, a0p
0eutIAldno, aufgefabt SR alIeH
0outI4reiben bic beim bieiigen Ros
tbsr 9rsu3 fir Observation-Disclosures
an IN frun36itI6er @efanseniaaft bes
finbli3e osutihe SoIbaten eingeben
uno bic llnteri8riften ME Die banrs
barren SiegsrIdnber" uT>p. entbdIters
Tiub bic beiben Silbeu gSiegsr" iebess
nal Don Der fraBoitiden 3eniur ee-
Itri6en pprben. lin uns nut ia eeH
Sies 5u raubsnl
2otb h ldd
oBopon ioa ih nit mciuer lid
6ume iprefenS~
Bon ibrer S60nbeit"
.@eun ite nber earnidt idaRiit2@
.3niul crit reft!-
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Die umiass I'm tiehssR Gfssrinsbssls
sslisisu fiA bsuis sai u, ,1ss,7oo.
ssisf. esfssftassn.
Tie DffirH Der Sine. Gas & GferirIs 60.
ipu rotn ttxte Hart efbanosIt. aud war.n
Ohio CITED Gus com. In CATER Sa&iraas
ano fsft. COLUMBIA Gas Haren rasisG
gsrfauit wssseR.