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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
TX
W0men's Interests

Revoluonizing the Oriental Rug Business nv VIRGINIA
Earle. te-- ,~t 80 - --s4-'H
Eat More Green Peppers by Mrs. Christine Frederick
The Growth OF the School Garden Idea"-Ellen Foster
Stone. 81. ~ io''e'a
Lack of Funds No Bar Girls Education" Hamil
ton Talbot 81 ' i
Children of Colegebred Women Have o,yer N1o+,;t
Record"-tak on the science of mothercraft by Louise
Hogen. ~ Ai'
Peggy Shppens weekly chart of the social Vbir
lrwns bridge whist encyclopedia styles home economies etc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
2l ENLIsT FOR SECOND CAMP
Philadelphians Will Go TO Plattsburg
for Instruction Following First
Periods Close

Phiiadelphias veterans" Of the mill.
tary training camp at Piattsburg, n. Y,
will return to this city early next week,
coincident with the departure Of batch
Of q rockies for the third session Of the
now famous camp. Several days remain
for recruiting, which IL expected to take
a big jump now that announcement has
been made that aeroplanes may y be pro-
vided for the instruction OF the soldiers.
Enlistments may be sent 20 s. c. Day
ton. OF Montgomery, Clothier a Tyler,
bankers. 13i and 1sS South 4th street, or to
the commanding officer NJ Plausburg
Twenty-one Phiiadelphians have enlisted
through Mr.. Dayton and many more have
sent applications direct to the camp. The
camp will start September and continue
until October 8. The following IL list
OF the Philadelphians enlisted for lt IN,
this city: it.-r
Simon Peter Ross. George y. Darby, Jr.,
Walter George Long, staley s, sheip,
George Frederick Tyler. Hollis wolsten-
holme, NJ. Russell Berger James X.
Clarke, Charles Il. McGlensey, q. Alex
ander Davidson. John NJ. Bobrlght, Wnl-
lam o. Rowland. Jr., Welsh Strawbridge,
w. c. Timer. Albert Didge, Michael Mil
Ter Ritter Karl A. Suelke, DR.. c. HiE-
ginson Cloud, William Findlay Brown, Jr.,
Gordon Harper cilley and Gilbert Mather,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
.ROyERETO ATTACCATA
DAGLI AUSTRIACI DA
lie ALLURE A NORD
E. Probable Che il Nemico Alb
bia Bombardato gil Italiani
nella Citta', 0bbligandoli
a Ritirarsi
GoRIzIA E. IN PERIcoLo

ROMA. 4 settembre.
La caduta al Rovereto non e. ancori
annunziata ufiicialmcnte ma Teri seri
altrl dispacl non uhiciali dal frohte d
betthslia dioevano che gil austriacl ave
] vano fatto saltars 1 forti al Rovereto
81 erano quindi ritlrau verso Trento, Z
che gli italiani avevano comlnciato nc
occupare Ia cittA' evscuata dal nemico
In sostansa auestl dispacci non uficlal
coniermavano quelil siuntl nella matti
nata, cd II Ministero della Guerra nor
eohferrnava ne smcntiva la notizla.
dispaccl non uficiali dicevano anche che
ell austrihci, dopo aver lasciato Ia cittA
avevano fatto fuoco su di essa con | can.
noni messi In poslzione sulle allure cir
costanti. II possible, dunque, che gl
austriaci, ritiratisl su queile allure, alb
blanc bombardato gil itaiianl che pro-
cedavano alroccupaEione della citta' G II
abbinno costretti a ritirarsi per II mo-
mento. in attesa che la loro artigllerla
riducesse al silenzio 10 batterie austrlache.
Mel communicate ufficiale pubblicato Teri
sera II generate Cadorna dice di disperati
combattimenti che 81 sono svolti neil alta
valle del Rlenz n nelia zona di Monte
Piano, mel settore del Cadore. Ivi gil
austrlaci tentarono un altro attacco sulle
posisioni italiane, ma furono respinti, con-
trnttaccati e ricacciati indletro fino a che
gil ltallanl occuparono saldamehte tutto
intero II Monte Chiadenio. Ecco II testo
del rapporto del generate Cadorna:
"Nella'alta valle del Rienz II nemico
opero un altro attacco contro le nostre
posizioni di Mont Piano. L'attacco fu
rcspinto full seguito da una serie di
azioni da parte del nostr1 contingent di
Monte Piano di Val Delgano. Nonos-
tante la resistenza offerta dal nemico.
qucsto fu cacciato dali sommita' e
tutto II Monte Chiadenio rimsse in nostro
possesso.
"Nella sera del Settembre forti contin-
gent nemicl furono lanclati contro lie posi-
zloni perdute dagll austriaci, ma questi at
tacchi furono respinti. Sull'altopiano del
Carso mol occupanmmo nella mattina del
parecchie trincee nemiche senza incOn-
trare resistenza da parte del nemico.
81 nostri aeroplani hanno efficacemente
bombardato gil aocampamenti nemici sulla
strada Kostanhevica-V ojecica."
Mel settore di Gorizia gil austriaci man
tengono In modo assai precario II posesso
della ferrovia verso est che essi utiliz
zano per prepararsi a sfuggire ALA ma
novra di aggiramcnto. Essi inviano rim.
forzl sulraltopiano del Carso, dove le
loro operazloni rivelano Il loro movimento
di ritirata, che nondimeno procede lenta.
mente ed ordlnatamente.
Gorizia non e. ancora circondata COM
pletamente, ma la posiZione e. diventata
insostenibile per gil austriaci, essendo
sotto II fuoco dellartiglieria italiana. II
communicate ufficiale itiano conferma SOL
tanto che le operazioni-in quel settore lie
operazioni in quel settore sono state
felicemente portate conclusione.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
LION MANGLES TRAINER
TO HORROR OF CROWD
Maddened Beast Tears Carni-
val Mans Arms and Legs
to Shreds

BERWICK. Pa, Sept. 4.-Bitten and
ciawed by a lion that felled him to the
hoor OF the cage before 500 persons at a
carnival. Carl Houston, Is years old n
lion tanner. was almost torn 20 pieces by
the enrased beast. His arms and legs
are torn to shreds, an eye is out and his
chest is crushed. Houston was In the
cage with fve lions; his back was turned
to the one that attacked him. cetllke.
it pounced upon him and feiled him to
the moor. with sharp-polnted irons the
showmen drove the lion away and pulled
Houston out. He was rushed to the Ber-
wick Hospital, where he is in a critical
condition.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
Daniel r. Harper

Daniel Roberts Harper, n descendant
OF the pioneers OF Germantown and prom.
inent in the printing and real estate blisi-
ness in this city. died today at his home
In Chelten avenue, Germantown. He had
been Ill for years. He was so years old
He engaged in the printing and news
paper business with his brother Thomas
RI Harper, under the firm name of Har-
per & Brother. The firm was established
In 1868. The name has now been changed
TO the Harper Printing Company Mr.
Harper retired from the business in 1902
and since then has engaged In the real
estate business. He is survived by his
widow, one son. three daughters and his
brother.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
VIII
Porter CharItOn's Trial Begins

The young American accused of brutay Staying his wife at
Lake Como Italy is about to be tried R. Scalan of
the PUBLIC LEDGER staff has intimate knowledge of the
case from its beginning He will contribute conprehensive
closed - Nt-
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The Rev- j A Wickert

LANCASTER. Pa, Sept. 4.-The Rev.
J. A. Wickert, for 40 years pastor OF the
Reamstown Reformed Church. died sud-
denly last night in the home of his
daughter at Leacock. He was a graduate
of the Kutztown Normal School, Frank
lin and Marshall College and the Eastern
Theological Seminary. The funeral will
be Tuesday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
Inciter Of Zabern Riots KILLED

BERLIN, Sept. i-Lieutenant Baron
Won Forstner. who figured In the zabern
rdotIng two years ago. has been killed in
battle, according 20 n report received here.
IL aas Lieutenant Forstner who was ac-
cusod OF sabering a crippled shoemaker,
when Frenthmen at Zabern, Alsace, made
demonstration against the Germans
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
Swiss Neutrality
n, CE0pCE u McCI EIJAN

Americans know the author professor of economic history
in Princeton University former Mayor of New York city
member of old Philadelphia family and of Little Mac
of Civil War fame For years close student of foreign
politics. Mcclellan is well qualified to inform his fellow
countrymen conditions in Switzerland really big article
the actual political and diplomatic conditions in the Noun
tain Republic. ..
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"The City of Pleasure"

Third nstament of Arnold BENEFITS remarkable romance
This ngenousy wrought mystery begins develop in this
insalmentnew characters introduced which become
important figures in the novel, AS always BENEFITS sty4
word-famous in letters. y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
DIR. Woods Hutchinson's Article

The most popular of medical writers explains How Anger
Shortens Life why should control tempers. He
tells how CHEEKY goodnatured people only make life
more vabe for those around them but actually contributes
to their own longevity. a'et
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
The German Invasion of Russia

Joseph Jackson compares with Napoleons discussion
of the strategy tactics of the Little Corporal and the
present of the Russian army The article also
tans study of the apparent plans of Generals Hnden
burg and Mackensen and gives probable effects of the
Russian campaign on the general war situation.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
The Six Best Sellers

In PUBLIC LEDGER symposium contains outline by
noted authors at home and abroad the subject Of the
six novels in the English language gives the views of James
Lane Allen, Oliver Onions Susan Glaspe, Honore Wlsie
Edwin Lefevre and Gene Stratton Porter. > -.-. I,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-09-04
Opera Favorites Spend First Summer Here

Owing to the the United Staes instead of Europe has
been the haven of the musical world artists
have spread themselves the Eastern and New England
coasts from farthest Maine to Long Island We have with
us this summer Paderewsk Hofmann Godowsky Cabrlo-
wtsch and Bauer among the piansts Kreser Eman and
Ambalst among the volnists and John Mccormack and
Nine Schumann-enk among the star singers to say noh-
ing of other artists. -
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How China Was Handed Over

Or the secret memoirs of Count Hayash Japanese diplomat
which show that England and Russia allowed and indeed
heped Japan to secure in China order Shut out
Germany This extraordinary record of high diplomacy
Of intense interest just now - ~ 4
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sanowirt6 t6f6aftfi6es.
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fiibren uno ihiibsn. 5trnsr tam G,
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1rs GOODS. .Maarft.
gtneinnoti, 12. april.

Gtnttnrdti, II. 4pril.
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traf 9arf 4He, ameritan SrSigc lEe, DO
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Denim s--Cfis f2c RroriInits 1Oe. Gm,
pire 1oc erigbfon f0c, 9irt 7Ihe.
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fsluB.Nadr often.
0ttuFas. ben IS. 9pril.


5m @incinuatisr 9iit,itt Ui,S iit
Der 5lub beuts nur ipeHis perInosrn
geitsrn glbsnp bate osrisl6e sei bic
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5ub.
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06.elins, 10. 9a.-9.0 Sue, idGt.
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Musudrtise Wartte.
Rep g0rt, II. 9lprE.

mebl. = Martt fsiisr; gprins pa.
tents $7.25-7.e5; Wintsr patsnti
6.90-7.15; Winter Straigbts $3.50
$50; aanIas straigAts $7.15-7.'
30.
Rogsenmsbl. = Martt ru5ig; fan
big grtss $6.4o-e.55; auserleIene Biz
aussr!eiens fanep $6.60-6.75.
Rosssn. = Nartt ru6is; SO. 2
Weitern S1.23 c. /. 7. fir ausfu9r.
Ssrits. = Martt flau; semal5tl
1880 {. |. T. Buffalo.
geei5en. Wartt feit; go. 2 rotba;
S.62a unb so. 2 barter $1.674; alIsr
ouf ben Geleiisn fiir Grport; go.
Rort6ern Duluth $1.57 unb SO. !
Wanitoba $1.65a {. /. T. Buffalo.
Welittorn. = Mortt itetig; go. 2
ssIbes 844 c. /. I. fir 3ufu1r.
Safer. - Mnrtt itetig; Stanbart
63-634c; go. 3 psiber 625-e24e;
fancg sebiilitsr psibsr 65-66c.
Stu. = Wartt ftetis; SO. 1 1071
lilo; RO, 2 $1.00-1O5; 30. 3
90-95c; 9erianbt 8o-85c.
5Opf.n. = Mart ruAig; State Or
binGrsr Biz nussrlsiensr 1914, IL
15c; 1913 non1indl; gucific aiiIfc
1914 12-14c; 1913 9-11c.
5dute. - Wartt rubia; 9Ogota 81
Central Qmritd 30c.
aeber. = Murtt feft; 5smlod firita
32c; ieconbs 30-31c.
PORT. - glartt itetis; WleB 1900
1850; familb $21.O0-23.OO; bort
clear $19.00-21.50.
Beef. Martt ftetis; ReB $1s.s
0o-19.00; familp $21.o0-22.00.
S6muls. - Wurtt Dinis; Mio0I'
Deit S9.90-10.00.
9dls. Rartt rubia. Gitp 6lt;
Gountrp 6t-6se; Sps5ial Il.
@oqs. = Narft Itstia; .inbsimii6e
lylset. Xxx ObiO 32-33c.
Sur5. - Martt rubis; asiicbtss ors
bindrss Bis sutss S3.45-3.50.
5srpentin. - Nurtt feit. 4S1c.
R.is. - Rartt ftetis; sin5simiids-
5c; Blue Rois 5-5ae.
Wlolahes. - Martt ftstig. Rstr
Orleaus. open tsttls 40-50c.
3ud.r. - Rpbsr. Mortt fsit. =,
Centrifugal S4.64, WolaFss 1878;
ruffinirisr itstis. Gut loaf $3.50;
gruf6eb S6.70; moulb U S6.35; GU
b.s S6.15; XXXX popbsrsS S6.05;
potpbsrsb $500; f.in.r urdnulirtsr
$3.50; GOnfssticn.rs d $3.50; 30. l
S5.65.
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g4teaqO, II. slpriI.

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Dei3su. - Siir Wai $1.56-L57I,
am S9lub $1.57s; fir Gull $1.234
-1.24a, am S6lub S1.24.
Deli6iOrn. - Giir Mai 1874,
an S6IuB 73se; fir Suli 75f-768c;
am S4luB 7sc.
5afsr. = Gir Mai 57g-5Si, am
S4lub SIZE; fir SuIi 535-54sc;
am S6lub 54c.
ROsgsn. - Wartt nominal, S1.35.
@.rite. - 72-80c.
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alss. - S8.25-12.50.
pprt. - Syiir Wlai S1Z42-17.6o,
am S6lub S17.45; fir Suli S17.9o-
1912, om Sdlub S17.97.
S6mdls. - sir Rdi 1o.20-10.s
50. am S6lub 1922; fir Sui TO-
47-10.62; am S4luB 1850.
Rippsuieiten. Jiir Wdi $10.15
-1O.22, am S6luB $10.15; fir SuIi
$10.45-10.55. an Sflub $1O.45.
Butter. - Rdrtt bOb.r; Grsamsrr
$22-31e.
Gier. - Wartt b6br. Sroindre
firms 1916; firits 19ac,
aartoffslu. - Wdrtt bohsr. Nifis
gan uno @iseouIin rotbe 40-43c;
DO. psiser 40-47e.
GsfIiissI. - 9ebenots. WIagtt itetig.
5iibnsr 151c; Sprinsers 175c.
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y " Z. Ftt'lt ltlt' VsI'
;inirt,r Gut 2onf S7.30; rcipb.r.b
$3.50; Cubes $685.; sranulirt.r
S6.40; Goni,tiipntrs .a- $500; Oil
.gl' sos; ip,ibsr srtra .G' s5.s5;
,rtra g" $5.65; 81. 8. glsrifisb ipsis
Ger S6.05- $6l5; DO. s,Iber s5.55-
s-..65 per 100 plumb.
Wcfaffss In Fstia.-Reip Or.
leons OPEN asiils 40 -55e. Gentrifus
col 20-30c ptr @nnone.
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The. prima 6-6t;. orSindrer
4i-5se. Snynn 5i-5s Der gfiruo.
Dairn Drobuite
Butter. - Wsdrit rubig. 9rsiIe
f.Ii. - @boIsmHf. erird 341-35te;
GenirdIi5sb erira 32-33e Gsntrnlis
ssb Girffs 27-29c; bo. Ssonbs 23-
24e; Gdnep Dairp 25ci padins
Stod f7--tSe per pfurh.
adfe. - giortt ieit. Ohio lie
Roreipeitlider 17-f7lr. Rew Dorf
1sc. Sdspci,cr t6S-f73c. DO. Bird
t6f-17ie. 9imburger f7-16e per
giiIi6.
Gitr. - Wnrtt feIt. prima
friide Siibnereier 1876: iirits 1sac;
croiudre firItS fSc; ieeonbs t7Ae;
per Tnseno. @dnieeier 40c; Gnten.
eier 20c Ter 2ueeto.
GeffaatL Ularst iseiis.
SpriHaers pon 81 pfunb unS b1riiber
16sc. inter 81 pfuHb 17ae; Siibnsr
t5e: Sabine t0e; Eritbiibner TO-
l9t; guIIs 13r; gatsn 10-14e;
gGnfs 9-10c Ct Plumb ,aopduusn
17-20c per gfunb.
DIN unb gemHfe.
Gspfei. - Gutt Mspfd S1.5o
--37b per 9bg.. is ua& GuaIiist.
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syeIs. gonss ano slfiien in ylsw Y0ri.

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fsutirt. @fafa aui qopeos parea htiig
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seA
Attisn snmarft-Sis Baiiiius battsn
brute Die Cbe,h hane une bic grsis tatitn
am Bprmittngs sienllih harf Az ieibeH.
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iirnnssn In ssa msifteu Gdnsn untsE bsnsn
pom Ssmitcs.
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Oiebmarft.

eineinHati. 12. april.
Die 3uiubr un0 2lusiubr tuabreno
Der DsrfIoiienen AS Stuno.n, DsrsIi.
den nit bsrisIben 3sit nGbrsno Der
lsstsH Dc4e tpdrsn nj. fOfsi:
3niubr:
siinO. sfpeine Sdaie
.. april,. :. 1923 6235 BAL
u. gpril 1929 454S 81
ausfu6r
siino. Sfqueine Stafs
8. april 80 1882 80
Y. april 237 1441 -
RinSpisb.- Gut. Bis aus.r.
l,i.n. isiis lsi9ts GI.ii5.riOrtm iinb
itstiJ, bic anbersn ab.r llng'am unD
Inn 1O--15e nisbrig.r. - Mitatiibs
finDsH i.iusH Wartt. uur gum S4la4s
ten.
S6prs unS miitIsr. eti.r. $6.25
$50; aussrlsiens $7.60-7.75;
D6i.n $2.75-5.75; a7siTtsrsS sStier,
$5.5O-725; aussrisfsn. $7.5o-7.s
70; 5sifers S4.75-7.25; aus.rIs1sn.
Bis srira $7.5O-Z75; sinise fancp
l,i6t. Seiisra. 616 gfuno pi.geuo,
$500; unb !6eiier. $40 gfuno ipie=
eeno $3.50; aii6e S3.25-5.65; aus
erIeiene $4,000; Gamers $500
400; fstts Dairp aiils S5.25-
900.
9uIlsr. - Bel nur mdbissr 3us
fiIbr mar Der Wdrtt beuts itetig.
Raesrs uno isi4te $4.75-5.S5;
Bologna $5.s5-6.40; Grtra $3.50;
fstte gulItn $6.25- $50.
aGIber. Die 3ufubr mar Hi5t
sroB, bic Rd6frugs serins uno Die
preiis I'M 25c risbriger.
Sroindrs uno srobe $400-7.5o;
fair 6is gut, lsi4t. $5.oo-7.75;
srtra $500.
S9peint. - SbpobI bic 3us
fubr bsui, riat srOb mar, 10 ialoB
bod Der Rartt uilIig.
gHie Big auserlsIsns 8.rpnduneSs
unb 5leii6sriorten $7.45-7.50;
Ihiptre S6psius S7.40-7.i5; Orbis
mare Bis oussrlsiene itap,r, fstis
Sdue S5.50-6.65; ertra $6.70-6.s :
75; Siaas s450-550; srtrn 1856
-5.75; lsitts gsrfunotiort.n $715-
7.50;; Gsrtel 10 pfunb uuo ipsni5sr
s5.50-7.00.
S9die UuS edmmer. -
Die 3uTubr mar beuts strius urb bi.
bsiIsren Gun!itiisH Itstis, bic uno.rsu
nber fInu uno itpdd.
S6afe S4.50-7.oo; s.Ttbortn.
SGufe $4,000. admmsr $3.50
1000; eeitorsHs 2dmm,r $3.50
925; Sprins Qdmmer $10.00-15.s
90.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-13
Galante Sam6cu I'M Sdiitcn
grabeH,

Die gerliuer ggodsnihrift .Si.
9saeuipart" ptr6ffsntliat aus Der 6ss
Der eiHes Qmsriiansrs nit bsm oeutz
IGen Rumtu glar R. 6uute. Der bis
in bic Issts Ssit an Der franSSFIdeH
SrOnt bat psilsn 6iirfsn, SdiIoerun-
gsn aus frons6iiIden Stiiseusrdber.
Sisr lit eine Der SiiJ3sn: SD Elm in
siusm frauOlil4tB. S8iiBsusrabsn;
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slsis ssIssI ssil .s Il. 81 ssss:s ss & :: ii:
Ss:fs III, q. sl.s s'ii' S!saIssl Z l:| 8:
mA&xsfasn-lH- y assiiinst. ul %. s. ssK
llsberftdt bes Cincinnati
Wlarftes,
Ssr bic MsntsI ben IL. april
1915 snsietHbe Ds4..
Gfntinnati. IL. a(pril.


Gfntinndti. IL. april.
Di, n1hfolssnbsu Guotirunasn b:
si.btu fid ntr uuf Gngrcs : 9rans
attionsn. Bel fIsinsr.n g.Iddfttr
tucrbsn e!ipds b5bsrs preifs tsrehnet.
propificn n
G8maIa. yrino Stean
9.55-9.65; JamiIp Samn!s 103
--10ac pro gflinb.
9rodenaefaf3ents Tleifd
Sbort clear Geiieu 10-104e. fhcr
Hipprieitsn 81 9ac. erira ibor
clear Ssiien 93-10e, S4ultsrn 81
-8ac, Bells 10-10ae unb i
mtbr psrpadt.
Bacon. = Gbort clear Gsitsr
|114-11a, ertra fbort clear Gsitsl
|11-113c, ibort RippsnisitsH 10;
Lie, S6uliru 9A-9ae unb Bel
Iiss 114-11ae,
GGBsep5feItes gfetj4
S6inten 14-14ae, picnic S4ull
tern 10a-11f, grsaii,ft Bacon Is
-19c, SduIisrn 10a-11e; u. p
Gut S9uIt.rn 10a lii; iro6sn
Beef S9inisn 25-27c.
Grifdes bleifd. - S9in'
Ten 11f-12e, pitn;c ShuIttrn 71-
|S4c, S4uItsrn 7-84t, ibbort Rip'
p.ni.i.eH 94-10c. fbort clear Seit.r
94-10e. srira ibort Ssitsn 9a-9ac
ertra ibort Gsiien 93-9te, 9elliss
10a -16c pro pfunb.
WebI unb Dstreice
Mebl. - Djntsr paisnt $500
7.10; Winter fanep s6.55-6.80i
Minter Gamilb $6.15-8.30; Dinte,
ertra $5.7o-5.90; Din.er orbin6rss
S5-50-5.70; garter M.i5sn passnl
7.4-7.70; 5drter Wei5en fanft
6.S5-7.10; Sarier Wsi3.u Ganiilt
$5.s5-6.20; RossenuishI. norbpef'
iihss s.miittss $8.10-6.50; rstn.l
Giip Rossenms6l $6.25-6.5o; gitt
semii9tes $6.15-6.40.
-go. 2 rotbcr @intei
s1.56a-157; go. 8 DO. $1.55-
1.56; go. a DO. $1.52-1.54.
NELL 4torn. - SO. l ipsibeI
'7se; so. 2 DO. 77a-7Se; Ro. 8 DO
77-77se; 80. A DO. 7e-76te; 30. {
bo. 75-76e; go. 8 bo. 74-75c. -
30. 1 sslbss 77as; go. Q 77-77He'
Ro. 8 30. 78t-77s; 30. 4 bo. 2e-
76ht; no. 8 DO. 75-76c; 30. s DO
74-75e. = 80. l s.mii4iss 77aei
80. 2 DO. 77-77ac; SO. 8 DO. 76-
nc; Ro. 4 bo. 75t-76c; 30. 8 bo
74a-75ae; 80. 6 90. 73t-74sc. =
Wsibss 2olbsniorn 1916; sslbsE
7e-77e; ssmii4tss 75-76e pei
guibtl.
Safer. - go. 2 ipsiber 60
60ie; Sianbarb ipeib.r 59a-60e; 30
8 psiber 59-59s; go. 4 ipsi5.r S.
59c; go. 2 s.miidtsr 59-59ss; 30
3 sembiift.r 5sa-59c; go. 4 &C.
miidasr 57a-5sae.
RosseH. 30. 2 s1.10-1.12i
30. 3 S1.06-1.10; Rc. 4 Sl.06-
LOS.
mhfsfn.
gertauii purbsn 567 gbIs. 0i'
ailI,rs ifiniftse goobz auf Der paiii
bon s1.39 Der gaIone.
GrpcerteA
aafft. - Mrr.i ruhia. prsii'
I.iis. a., -.
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tbern $14,25-14.50; 30. 2 $500
14.50; SO. ! Gouthern S13.75-14.
rs; 80. Q $13.75-12.45.
9Itt. - %17-422; SpeItsr. nos
rniudl.