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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09
Hamon-Maloney Well.

T. f. Maloney was here To-Day from
Wilson. He reports that his well in
section 26-4-3 is at depth OF 1915
feet, as reported Sunday morning,
and that it is looking better than
It has ever looked since the drill was
Started Mr.. Maloney did not confirm
the report but it is stated that he
purchased 80 acres of land today near
the well which indicates that he has
hopes of finding an extension to the
field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09

The Marion Machine, Foundry &
Supply company is building a power
plant on the Mullen "B" farm in
section 3-4-3 for the Twin State Oil
The same company is also
installing a new engine and dynamos
for the Electric Light & Power com
pany at Writ.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09
New Rigs Completed.

A number of rigs have been finish
ed recently in the field by E. n. Dor
sey. Rig No. 19 Apple & Franklin in
section S-4-3 for the Roxana Petrol
cum company; rig No 6 Colbert in
section 1888 for the 1914 Oil com
pany; rig No. 10, Lowery section
4~4-3 for Gunsburg Forman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09
A Jitney Bus.

Jimmie Williams has put on a at
ney bus 10 the oil fields. He leaves
here at I and 2 o'clock each day aud
charges a fare OF 81. He began the
service yesterday and did good bust
ness all day. Jimmie is lad who
will make friends OF all the oil zen
and he will get enough business TO
fill the REQ every day. He makes two
round trips to the field each day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09
Elected Old Officers.

The Ideal Oil company held its an
nual meeting last night. Following
are the directors chosen: l.. II. Love,
Paul Jones, DR.. Goodwin, j. NJ. Miller,
p. B. Conlee, Hugh McGill and W. b.
Johnson. The directors chose w. b.
Johnson as president and Hugh Nc
Gill secretary, who are the same men
who have been serving the company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09
Beloium's List or Great.

Liege, Belgium, is the birthplace Of
two of the greatest NOTWITHSTANDING
and Cesar Thompson, both born in the
same year Belgium also has tc her
credit Vieuxtemps, who was born at
verviers; Arthur de Greet, the pianist
who was born at Louvain; the great
'cellist, Gerardy, who comes from Spa;
while Brussels was the birthplace o.
Ernest de Munck, HenT Verbruggen
the famous violinist and composer
and Jane Bourgeois, the singer. The
greatest living exponent of an unusual
'orm of art, the official carilloneur OF
the city of Malines, Josef Denyn, is
also a Belgian.-New York Press.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09
Good Business at Wilson.

Ben Mobley was here today from
Wilson. He says, the Maloney well,
west of this town is looking fine and
the Bynum well south of Wilson is
also looking favorable at this time.
Trade is brisk there, lots Of cotton is
being marketed, and the merchants
are all busy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09
Drink pure distilled water, delivered
anywhere n ity Phone orders to 6l5.


Guthrie, Okla, Nov. Fritz Lob.
man, farmer living near Wellston,
who had been missing several days,
was found dead yesterday In tenant
house on his farm. He had evidently
been dead several days but the cause
of his death has not yet been deter.
mined.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09
Bought Tank Farm.

1t is reported that Skelley 4 Rus
sell have purchased an S0-acre tract
of land in section 11-4-4 in Jefferson
county a short distance north of Ring
ling, where the company Will build
its farm of steel tanks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09
OIL and GAS NEWS

Chas. c. Staiti of Houston returned
here yesterday from a business trip
to Tulsa and left today for the fields
He will remain here for a few days
only, when he will leave for Houston
headquarters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09

Men who are ia the oil fields, and
who get their maN Of Writ, are start
ing campaign TO Try to get ;ba
government 70 permit the postTas
teF 10 keep the ofhre open ecch even.
ing until s o'clock. They state that
their mail matter Is always DELAYED
because most OF them cannot get 70
the o.ice of evenings before closing
time.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09
INTEREST IN
REVIVAL IS
6 R O v \ c
FINE SERVICE LAST NIGHT EN-.
JOYED BY A LARGE CONGREG
TlON. MORE TALENT WILL BE
ADDED FROM TIME TO TIME.

The meeting at the First Christian
church was on in real earnest last
evening. \ large congregation was
present and the interest was intense
The singing was in charge of Rev
c. b. James, of Ada, Oklahoma, and
was strong feature of the service.
Rev. James met fine response from
the congregation and all who heard
him were highly pleased. Rev. ID. \.
Wickizer, of Norman, Oklahoma, will
arrive today and viii deliver the SER
mon tonight. He has requested that
every member Of the church be pres
ent At the close of the sermon last
evening two came forward and answer
ed the gospel call.
The pastor. Rev. J. w. Burns,
preached on the subject of Decision"
and on account of the presence of the
Sunday School in body, he particu-
larly addressed himself to the young
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09

returned here TO look after his oil
interests. He was visitor this morn
ing to the Hardy Hospital, which
institution he gave $500 when he
made the biggest sale that has ever
been made in the Healdton field.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09

In damp chilly weather there is al
ways a large demand for BALLARD S
SNOW LINIMENT because many peo.
pie who know by experience its great
relieving power In rheumatic aches
and pains, prepare to apply it at the
first twinge. Price 25c, soc and $1.00
per bottle. Sold by Bomar Drug Co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09

Skelley & Russell were drilling ia
their No. 4 and their No. > yester
day on the Ward lease in section
6-4-3. Both of these wells are located
in the district of prolific sands, in
that section, and both of them are
making good showings.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09
Robert Watchorn Her..

Robert Watchorn of the Dundee
and Samoset companies has returne
from Los Angeles and San Francisco.
He visited the exposition and ha )
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09

T.. N. Dorsey is building rig No. 81
L. T. Richards in section 1888 for
the McMan Oil company, and has one
started on No. Ward for Skelley &
Russell in section 6-4-3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09

p. ]. Murphy of Fairfield. H., who
is doing some development work in
the northwest portion of Carter coun-
ty, near Homer, was an Ardmore
visitor today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09

J. l.. Hamon has been in the field
for several days. He is drilling in
two wells in the north part of sec
tion 10-4-3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09

Drink pure distilled wafer. denvered
anywhere In city. Phone orders 70 SIS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09

Bull Head Oh company in section
4-4-3 is drilling in its well No. 7.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-11-09

p H. van Wrinkle, of Oklahoma
City is an ArdmOre oil field visitor.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-18

smaller and smaller my courage
ebbed. Every man to whom-I applied
for work subtly or brutally told me l
had something salable at the highest
market price.
At last my baby needed medical
attention. did not have cent. My
room rent was overdue.
Growing desperate 1 went to the
largest hotel in Denver and very soon
l made the acquaintance of good
looking, jovial man. He invited me
to dine and ordered a dinner that
would have kept me and my baby
for a week.
The next day took my baby to the
hospital. 1 had found a way to pay
all his expenses. "
The easiest way, men call it. God
OF heaven! Can any woman picture
the. conceit of the man who for one
moment supposes that she will ue-
iberately sell her body and barter her
soul in the market place to an utter
stranger and find it easy?
And here let me tell you something
you may not know.
Because woman prostitutes her
body is no indication that she prosti-
tutes her mind.
The breaking of the seventh COM
mandment has the same effect upon
the character of woman that it has
upon the character of a man-and
no more.
II we would treat tho men who So
Iicit women the same as we treat
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-18

Il found was to become a mother.
No longer could hide from the world
the uweIcome fact. .--
z | grew panic-stricken, for no mat
ter how much we women rail against
conventions and meralities, we are
towards at being found breaking
them. 1 began to be captious and
critical, and from passive annoyance
with my lover passed to active dis
like.
The thought of the world with its
thumb turned down was torture l
could not contemplate.
left him-left behind all the great
happiness of our secret love life, and
came to Chicago = to the terror of
loneliness, racking pain and impend-
ing shame.
Dear Mrs. Van Amber cared for
me, and in her sweet compassion did
much to make me feel that l was not
an outcast-
| PAID-don't think for one mo-
ment did not pay when went down
to the valley of agony and brought
forth a child, which | could only feel
would have been better off had it died
at birth.
AS soon as my baby was born left
for Denver. did not want to be
load about the necks of those dear
women who had been so kind to me.
l thought would go to Denver and
try to write little. l had made
good living with my pen at one time.
AS my little stock of money grew
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31

Sparael. - Ginbeimil9e B-
90c per Subsnb giinbef.
9omaten. - Gloriba $1.75-
ESQ per Crate.
Rrnut. - DART aiemli9 lsbbdft
Qlu6uma S1.25-1.50; ntu.s zennei
lee $1.00--1.25 per grote.
8 ao9lrabi. - 35c per DuBent
Biinbel.
grbien - alabama $50
LIS per 6ampsr.
3miebeIn. - 9slbe 90c-$1. 90
per YufbeI pom Gtprs. WsiBs $115
-1.25 per gufbel bonn Store.
8riine9obnen. - Jlortoa
S1.75-2.00 per SamJer.
aarotten. = @epafdsne 1925
-2.50 Der 9bl.
Rotbe Riibsn Giubsimii 9s
25-30c per Dusslb.
WeiBe Riiben. TEN Ors
leans 30-35e per 9ubenb 9iinb..
9pbl. - S1.00 per gbI.
2aHbprobutte.
6eu. - go. / Simotbb $500:
30. 2 9imotbp $500; SO. 8 9imOs
TIN $3.50 17.25; Ro. l aemii6tsr
alee $18.00-1S.25; &c. 2 DO. $16.s
50-1725; Ro. / stlee S17.00; 90.
2 DO. $500; alfalfa S17.50-22.s >
so per 3on. : Dei3sTiirob $500;
6afrftro6 $500 per Zen.
Wublenfutter 1T itstig. -
&leie $25.O0-25.50; Wibblings gro,
beg $27.5o-2S.O0; bO. i.inss $3.50
-29.00; ssmii6tss gutter $27.50-
$500,
SGmersien. Wartt itetig.
alesTamsn $6.50-7.O0 auf BEN 9e'
leiIe unb $7.25-S.25 per gu. com
Store, 5imotbp $2.4o-3.2o per Bit.
bonn StOre, 9uapsiJen soc per 9u.
JIa4siamen $1.70 per gu.
8erffiebenes.
Oete. - Wartt iietis. 2.in6l. ros
hes Csc Der 0auone IN YdrtIer Don
5 gbIs. Getohtss 1e mebr. glo. l
aarb0l 60c: Cotton Sssb Gil, raffis
Hirte 52c per 8aQoHe. 5erpsntin 51c
per Gauone in Dartisu ppn 1-5 Bar
uls; SIC in qartieu Don 10-25 Gal
lon,H. Petroleum, Sbio Carbon 120
8rdb Oh DO. $50 Grab 104c, Seao<
liaht 175 Grab 12c; Rso groDu Ga'
ioIin 13t. Rapbta 16c per GalIons IN
pariien bon ID 86ls.
5aIa. - Der Rartt III rubig. -
Ohio Ripsr s1.o5 per g6l. BON 25o
iSfb.. nubriobn hin5ussfiigt.
sala. Wartt it,tis. prima
gitp 6s-69e; bO. Gountrn 6-64c
per 9iunb.
aobl.r. - Wartt rubig. gous
gbioab.nh S3.50-3.75. RuB uno
Glad 1925. adranha StiidtObIsn
S3.5o-3.75. glub unS SIdt 1925
per lonns aba.li.fsrt. RauaIri.
Stiidtchlen $3.50. bo. Rug unb
Slad s3.25. antbrncits S7.75-8.o0
per 5orn. o6oelisfert. Go.e .oitet
S6.oo-6.5o per 3onns obs.Ii.fert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
grhTel-9erlin.
u N Rbsin glnfana Nai.


Man fdhrt sspO6RIi9 nit benr
S6nsa5ua Iadmittass um llbr Don
gIiiiisI ab, penn man mad 8sutits
lamb ;pia. glm ipdten Ibenb erreidt
man bauu ben S6laipassn in aoln
unb III am nnostn Wot9sn in Berlin.
griiiisI-gsrlinl 9as III bsute cine
Der msiit 6sfabreuen Stredsn. gs lit
Elm erpiqes Sin uub Ser 5piiten ben
3psi 6auptitdOteR. Sffi3isrs, bic in
lrlaub oosr an be fSront idbren;
5clootsntransports; Senb6otsu ess
GsnsrulgouDerueurs ober Der gsrIinsr
3sntral6eb0rbsn. Sn Der giitte Der
5obrt, bic man aud qbenbs Ron 6eia
ben Qusgnnaspuntt,n ontreten tann,
lisat Der Rbsin, ben man bann i'm
tritm RorSnli6t iiberFdbrt. a0In
uno MAIDEN iino bic Stdbte pieIer BE
ipretuuaen gsporb.u. fir Gsute, bic
fit bic ganIe 5ubrt Iparen tpOlien uno
chamber barum auf halbem 8eae euts
atasntommen. Tiir Oielc 1T bic Sabrt
griiFsl - Berlin bic siu3iae aette
rubiqsr Stunben, 3rviTchen ben 3tpei
poIiiiidsu Birbsln. Delh anOern
Sinn bat oisis Strste eessn fribsr
betommeu
Dor mir Iisat 9srGiu. Su ense
RGum. qsprebt, in bic bic tslspboHts
iaen uno telesropbiiheu 2eituuseu
Don allen Sronttn miiuber, sspsitIdt
Don ben 4uirsgunesu fsrner parias
msnte unb Rsgierungeu. Gngsipannt
big ium lsbten in Der 9isSipIin aasr
arGfte sinss aroBen 9oltss, iiBen oort
WGnner. Otnsu bic lr0bts gtuIgdbe
unb 1dhiatsit sunebaht if: pisberum
bas Wort su ipre6sn, auf befen 9es
b,if iif) bic SsIie bon ben DaFeru
trennt. Seoer mOhte ibn.u bus rt6z
iiae ipuffIiren, fis fibtn uuS or6eitsn
unp ringsu inmitten bss pirrsn 9e=
rduns bon SauIsnSen, bic ibr llnipsrs
falmittel dnprsiisn troIlen, has ale
glotb nit siuem Sdlas eubst. unaufs
borlicb trie6t Der ihmale qapisritreis
fen unter bsm Moriebruder bsroor.
be raftlos unb unreselmdBis i9Idst.
ME Elm iibermiibetes 6er3. 3piIhen
einsm SdpaIl bon 9iiseu Isbt bic
,leine Wabrbeit, bic iie berausTtnpeH
unb auf bic lie b6ren miiFsr. glre
gbdntaiiersisn, tpie lie SdII6beit.
GORGE, ansit. Gissnnub erfinbst, NEE
ben eura glis.n aa6 gaG!tsn 8srsin,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31

9nder. - Drsii. feIt. Raffinirs
ter Gut acaf $7.4o; popber.b $3.50;
Cubes S6.75: aranulirter $3.50; Cons
f,etion.rs ~ $40; Off ~" $6.16
| ipsibsr srtra e" S5.95; extra e.
S5.75;N. 8. Glarifi.b rpsibsr $6.15-
6.25; DO. a.Ib.r S5.65-5.75 per 100
pfunb.
Wolaff.s ifi itsiia. - Rem Or.
leans Open a.ttls 4o-55e. Gsntrifu'
aal 2o-30c per Galons.
R.is. - 2ouiiiand. 5auep 5.aS
7-7Sc: prima 6-6sc. prSinGrsr
4a-5se. Sapun 5i-5a per gfunb.
9airDs Drobutte.
Butter. War,t ruhis, prsiIe
feit. - WboIsmilt. extra 32c;
Gsntrali,.nb Gyira 29ss; GentraIis,o
sirits 26e; so. Snonbs 23t; gan.
tp Ddirp zoe; padins Sipt IL
19c per pfunb.
aGf.. Wartt f.f. Obio 17c.
Rorbp.itIidbsr 17--17te. Resp Dort
18-18ac. .S6Dsis,r 81 30e, bO.grit
1ec; 2imburssr 16a-17ac per pib.
Gi r. - Wartt iietis. - pri'
mo frii6e 6ubn.r,ir 1876; firiis
15c; orbindr, firfs lac; iseOnbs
13c per 9uB.nb.
gsfIiiseI. - 2lnssbpt mGbis.-
9r6ilsrs IL pfuno unb bariibsr 30
32c: unisr II glfunb 22-2ac;
Siihnsr 14c; 6dhns SIC; 5rnts
blhner 6-l4e; guas Csc; Gnten
10-12e; GSHie 6-8e per pfunb.
Dbfunb Gsmifs.
aepfel. - Cute aspf.l $3.50
4.50 per gbl., is nad &udlisGt.
Gitrpnen. - Warit mar fietig.
Msfina $3.25-3.50; California
$3.25-3.50 per Rife.
Granaen. - Marit rubis unb
jt.tig. California $2.25-3.0O; Glcs
ribd $2.75-3.50 per Rife.
Grapes Sruit. 5loriba
S2.50-3.50 per Rifle.
Grb6sersn. guts S1.25-
ESQ per "a ai. Crate.
Sta1elbeertH - Sbio $175
200 per "a st. Crate.
Rbabarber. - 10-12sc per
Dubenb giinS.l.
& a rtoffsIn. Wihigan 48-
soc per gufbsl bonn geIsiis unb $50
-1.65 per gbI. bonn Gtore.
SuHaeaartoffeIm - Ulos
riba $4.00-5.25 per 9bl. uiib $1.00
LBS per camper.
Sibtartoffeln. - Seriep
s1.5o-l.65 per aamRsrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-31
Die yeidieRnns BON Gin.
firden.

Die Geituns Diinttrdsn IT mil
@raNaten besgi porosn." Das III fpUhI
cine Der gr0bi.u ueberraidungsn, bic
uniere Sesrsssituns Der Melt bisber
bersitet bat, I'm msiitsn .ritaunt ab,r
mag Der 6syy 9oupsrn.ur atfpeien
isin, ais bic uabsimIi9en g.i6oFs tpie
Bite aus bsiisr,m Simmel auf feline
Staot h.ra5iagiten. Wsnn bic Ssef,s
flung aud ssg.u SlusSeuss uue gufts
fhiffbOm6en Htt sefi1srt mar, 70 mar
Iie .s na6 m,uibli6em grm.Feu bod,
fi6srIi6 esg,r f.inbIi6s @rti[lerie.
Dsun biskr baben geIae.rnnssess
Ihust nod niemals in cine issituns
binsingeidoitu. ipenn tp.it pOrgsi6os
bene iyorts bic 9lnsriffsartillris
;pans.n, 10 uub mebr ailometsr bon
Der Stabt .ntf.rHt au blsiben. llnb
nuns
@eit unt brett ttin Gsinb su isbsu;
f.rbit bic Glissr t6nnsn nihis snts
bsden. Man Oentt an btuiihe S6iffs,
bic bic Srsdbsit 70 melt treiben. trOB
Der 8sberri6uHg Der Wlesre bur6
Gnelanb sinsn gOritOb sesen bic fran
50iiihe Sssfsitung 5u unttrHebmen.
elber aud bic zee III bis an ben fern
fen Sori3pHt frei pou bieIer Wlser.ss
psf. Gs bilft ui4ts, bas lInslaubIide
mub geelaubt perben: bic 9eutifen,
bic minbsitsns 80 ailpmst.r .ntfsrnt
itshsu, isssa ii4 ipisbsr siHmaI iibsr
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NIdf@.

TrodenaefaI3enes gIeff q.
SbOrt clear Gsiten 10a-11c; ertrq
ibort clear 1Oa -1oae 5bortRippeHTti.
ten 10a-1oae; S4ultern Sa-8at.
Bellies 1oi-114t.
Bacon. - Gbprt clear Geiten
11a-12c; ertra ibpri clear Seitsn
11i-12e; fbort saippsnfsiien liz
12t; S9uItsrn 9a -93e; Bellies III
--12ac.
Gusar gnreb gletf&. -
g6inisn 151-16e; pitnic S6ulterH
10s lie; gredifeft Bacon 18s--
1916; Sdultsrn in g|adeieu 10a-
11c;; 81. q. Gut sduIisrn 1oa-
lie; irod.ns Beef S4int.n Is
27c.
GHse.p5teItes GI.ifG.
- Ger qfunb: Sdinten 12-12sc;
Yienit S9ultsrn 94-9sc; g.lIies
15l-164e; SauItsrH 94--9sc; R.
p. Gut DO. 94-9ae.
Trifdes GIeif9. - Sdins
fen 12-12at; picnic Shultern 81
-91e; Sdultern 94-9tt; iboFt
Ripptaf,itsn 81 104c; fbort clear
pSsiten 81 10ac; ertra fbort Ssiten
ea-1ote; g.lliss lsi6i 164 1876;
Bellies, ffap.rs 12a-12ae.
We6l unit Getrsibe
Webl. - Dint.r pate1t $685.
7.05; gDinter faHeD $6.40- 6.65;
Minter Janiilp 5000 6.15; Binter
ertra $5.55-5.75; Winkr OrOinar.s
S5.35-5.55; 5artsu Wei3eu pateHt
$-.15-7.55; 5arter Wsi5en fancp
$6.70-6.95; garter Wsi5en Gamilp
$50 6.10; RosasnmebI nOrbpeitlis
fes a.miihtes $6.15-6.4o; r.inss
Gitp Rcaa.nmsbl $6.25-6.50; gitp
s.mifdt.s Rossenmsbl s6.15-6.40.
8eisen, 80. 2 rOtber Wiukr
S1.39; SO. 3 DO. $1.3S; RO. 4 bO.
$1.36-1.37
Delf6torn. 20. l tp.ibes
7sac; Ro. 2 DO. 7S-7sac; RO. 8 DO.
77a-7Sc; Ro. 4 DO. 76-77tc 20.
5 30. 75t-76c; Ro. 6 DO. 75--75At.
- Qo. i gsl6ss 78e; go. 2 DO. 77a-
7Sc; Ro. 3 DO. 77-771c; go. a DO.
7e-77c; go. 5 DO. 75 -76c; RO. q
DO. 74-75c. - go. ! ssmii9tss
7se; SO. 2 DO. 77t-7Se; RO. 8 DO.
77-77sc; go. A DO. 76-763e; No.
5 DO. 75-7ec; 30. 6 DO. 74-75c. =
W.ibes aolbentorn 7st-79t; sslbes
aolbsntorn 77-7sc; semii6iss aol.
b.ntorn 77-7sc per guibeI.
safer. = Ro. Q tpsiB.r 53a-
SAC; Stanodrb tpeib.r 53-53tc; go.
3 ipeibsr 52s-53e; 20. A vsib.r 81
-52St; Ro. Q semii6ier 51A-52c;
Ro. 8 stmif3ter 51-51ac; No, 4
s.miidt.r 50-51c.
Roggen. go. 2 s1.12-113;
Ho. 8 s1.10-1.11; Ro. 4 Slos--
110.
Whtstp.
gerianft purben 7e5 g5is. TifiIs
Iers Hinifhsb gopbs auf Der Bats bon
S1.39 per ganone.
Grorsrfes.
Q,ffss gDnrt ytrhfn glrsiSs
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naes 5ertommen binipeg unb f9isber
nit aononen, bic nod binter ibrel
Gront fteben. lnb nit nerDen5errei'
benbem Donnern unb ara9en fpeier
bic oeutf9en Rieieneef6oiie Sob uni
Btrber6en iiber bic entfeste GtQbt. Or
sinem bell gt6liebenen 8obenitiif tpirt
Der 1ur9meier Der Geihoiis gsmefa
fen; er betrdgt 38,1 gentimeter, nur 4
Gentimster tpeniger dig BEL ben 3uder.
bitten Der bifen Bertha Die Mtrs
iung 1T fur6tbar. Gin ein5iges 9es
i9ob reibt Elm babies DuBenb Sduier
um. 5auienbs Don ginpobnern pers
lafien flu6tartig bic Jeitung, bic tein
Wlittsl beiiBt. um ii4 bss fur6tbarsH
angriffs 3u srpebrsn.
Der Elm fpsnig ii6er nsltere Risienz
esf6iiBe gei9eib fpsiB, 1T nur ers
irsut. ni6t iiberrai4t; benn bic Sahe
1T oar ni6t abionoerlid. SO banbelt
ii6 bier ni6t um Steilfeusreei6iiss
na4 art Der biden 8ert91, bic Bel
turssr. fart setriimmisr sSlus6abn
bur9 ben tpuatigen GaQ Der @sT6oFe
aus GROCER SDbe ipirten, ionbern um
aanDnen, Sersn Qufgabe es iIt, nett
gu idieBeu. gir ipiiien, baB bic gro.
ben s9iffsgeidiise 9efe6tsi6ubipei.
ten Don fait 20 ailometer baben, uno
5ipar BEL seriugen Grbobunger bon
bohitens 20 Grab. Hidtet man Die
Robre teller in Die Sobe, 10 Bebt ii6
bic gan5e@ei6obbabu, uno bieShitb.
ipeite pergrobert iih, bis Tie bei elmer
Grbobung oes Robres 5ipiiden 40
rnS 45 Bra6 lire 8ren8e errei6t.
Dan bat bisber Die groBcu Sdub.
peiten Der f6peren5lah6 h6a6ngeidiiGc
fnum nusgeniist, oenn 0us Stieben
mar tniolge unseniigen6er geobad.
tirng bel 10 rieiigen gntierulmgeil
nitt lo6neno; crit Die 8erDenoung
Der 6lig3eitge ermogIitte es aldl
bier, neue @ege 5ii geben, un6 es it
flar, 6aiI Bel 70 aroben 3ielen, pie lie
einr 6cihng bietet, Die 3reifiiherbeit
aid nrf Die grobten Gutiernrnqeil
nolig mlsreidt Mrnn mir ms erins
nern, oob ihon i'm Sabre 1898 cine
arlippite "a Gentimeter aalone einc
Shubpeite bon $4,000 Wieter er.
reidte (oa3 8eifjoB beifrieb babel Ell.
nen goaen BON iiber 5000 Meter
Steitelh6he) unS bnb bic SdubDei.
ten nit Der Steigerung beg aaIi6erS
ino Der gerIdngerung Der @eifiie,
robre 6soeuteno rpadien, 70 lit es
flar, 0aB cine mooerne 80 Geutime'
Ter aanoue iebr oiel mebr leiiten
nub; Defenders Derr cs iih Inn eiuc
arirppif,e aanonc banoelt, Die lire
10. 3entrer. .@ranaten nit unerborter
SeidwiuoiGfeit aus Der Miirolng
jagt
Mud bic anSern 9dn6er baben
GbnIifye 8eibiise. Die 3S Genttmeter.
aanonen Der Queen gIi5abetb baben
ia Dor ocn GorSoneQeu aenua bon
lid reber aemadt. aber aiti eineS f6u.
uen mir llns ribig perIaiieu, oaB mir
nidt MIR bel ben Steilieuergeitisen
nit DER oifen Bertha, ionoern aud
BEL ben ,Slad6abutanonen nit 6em
,langen Sang" o6er tpie mir i'm
nennen ipoqen. ollie bisberigeH re,
forbs peit geidIagen babeu, mas I'M.
ierc SSeinoe nit langen @eiihtern
pobl ooer libel peroen 3ugeiteben
miiiien.
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Rinbnieb. - CUTE, iroden9es
fiiitert. Sti.rs parsn in Yaairage
uHb itetia. bic anbsrsn u6sr ,4pa5,
Die 3uiubr mar heute gsrtng.
Wlitilere unb i6p.re Stiers $7.00
-8.25; aussrIsisne bis srtra $685.
s.65; S6ien $s.25-8.50; Ssifers
S5.75-s.15; auserIeisne bis srtra
Ss.25-s.50; aii6s 100000; auss
erlei.n. bis srird $6.10-6.65; Cans
n.rs s3.25-4.25; fstts Nrtdtiibs
$5.50-6.60.
galleu. = Die 3ufubr mar
nnr mGbia. bic Rn1iroge sbsrfaIls,
uno bic gr.iIe iteben um 15-25e uns
ter btn.n bonn porigsn Sdinitng.
fste gulsn $6.75-7.25; Bologna
1878 $40; srtra $3.50; massrs unO
Isidlte S4.75-5.75.
aGl6er. - Der Wdrtt mar bsus
te Ianpiam uRe bic prtiis I'M Is
50c uisbria,r als am Doriesn Sams
iial.
HTtrd SS.UOi fatr pls 4uie lelmte
S6.50-S.0O; prbiHdrs uno groBs
S4.75-7.75.
Shneine.- Q6,sl uno 5lsiihs
iorisn Tti.gsn I'm &c. leifts @sridnbts
iorisn uno fferseI a6er finb iistig.
@ute bis aussrleeine 9eriunpts uHo
SFleiiheriorten S7.S5-7.90; or6indre
big aussrIsisue i6pere fetts Saus So
$3.50; cr,ra S6.S5-6.90; Stass
S4.5o-5.50; Itihie @erfanStiorten
S735-7.80; fsrtel 120 gfunb uno
iueniger S5.50-725.
Sadfe unb eGmmer. Der
Wsartt mar hsiIis ftfpo4. SduFe ites
hen nm S1.O0-1.50. 2dmmsr aber
I'M 50c-s1.o0 nieoriger.
Stafe. auserlefsne uno leihte $5.s
25-575; fttp.re 59dfe S4.50-5.s
SO; Sriibiabrs admmer $7.5o-11.-
80.
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Il e ba DIT.

gfidt.r: sd lam S6nsn ridt bels
fen, Sic ftnb psgen SruHteubeit drres
tirt tpOrbsn unb miifen Strafe beSuba
len
9fnaetlassr: sd babe aber tein
9elb."
Rt6er: Dam miiFeu sic stneH
Sds ins @tfGngnib eebsn. Sdttelt
sic Sbr 9elb ni1t fir iptrttupfs @es
trGnte oussegeku, tORHtsE sic iest
bic Strafs aG9lsa,"