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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-01
Your Decision in Selecting a
Doctor May Mean Your
Future Health and
Happiness

So. why not select one who has a
modern euipped office and who. by
long years of study and practice is
thoroughly qualified 10 successfully
combat with diseases Of his speciality
that has not been neglected or mis-
treated by the incompetent until IL has
become incurablet Why not try
DIFFERENT DOCTOR. one whom you
viii find dependable aud at fees within
reach OF ALP
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-06

Pullen made an average OF
So 1-5 miles per hour in 200
miles yesterday. while Ricken-
bacher, at Omaha, made 91.O7 on
Omaha's new board track, for 800
miles. Rickenbacher won $4,000
at Omaha, more than the total
prizes in Sundays race here.
The bodies of Billy Carlson
and Paul Franzen, who were kill
ed in Sundays Speedway ac,ic-
dent, were sent at midnight lest
night to California. Carlson's
funeral will be at Los Angeles
and Franzen's at San Diego. Mrs.
Carlson, grief-stricken young wife
of the race driver, left yesterday
for California.
Earl Cooper's driving is little
less than phenomenal. In Sun
days ESQ mile race he stopped
only once, and that was when a
nail ran into his tire. In yes
terday's race he stopped once
In his 132nd mile-to change a
right front tire. Oldiield also
only stopped once yesterday,
changing tires In his 168th mile.
Although the local race Off
Gals were smoking in the pits.
in close proximity to the ex-
posed cans of gasoline, during
yesterday afternoons races. +.
Garrett Fisher ordered Mechani-
clan Gus Duray of the Schneider
team out of the pits because he
thought Duray was smoking a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-06

like a bunch of firecrackers. Old
field, according to today's re-
check, won the third position by
20 seconds.
No unusual speed was made.
Pullen's time for 200 miles was
2 hours, 81 minutes, IA 2-5 Sec
onds, or an average of IS LIS
miles per hour, slightly better
than Ruckstell's speed in Sun
days race.
Although 16 cars had entered
for the Potlatch race, only eight
were ready for the start. They
were Pullen's Mercer, Ruekstell's
Mercer, Oldfield's Puegoet. Lewis
Stutz, Cooper's Stutz, Reynolds
Marmon, Elliott's Gordon and
Parsons Parsons Special.
Parsons dropped out at the end
OF the 18th mile with a broken
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-06
FANSW0NDERINc WHY
fielder JONES QUIT

KANSAS CITY, June 6. -
Fielder Jones, manager of the st.
Louis Federals and former presi
dent of the Northwestern league,
resigned his position last night
following his election from the
field yesterday afternoon by I'm
pire Harry Howell. Jones pro-
tested close decision, and How
ell ordered him off the field. The
st. Louis manager Immediately
wired his resignation to st. Louis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-06

cam shaft. His hard grind In tho
morning race, when he won firs:
money, had worn out the ma
chine. A connecting rod snapped
in Reynolds car at the end of "a
miles and he rolled into the pits.
Elliott gave up the race in the
48th mile, when he was far IN
the rear with a bucking motor.
A cracked cylinder in Lewis Slut.
caused him to drop out In the
126th mile when he was in fourth
position.
From this time on the racers
sped around the track like clock
work, with Pullen leading, Ruck-
stell second, Cooper third and
Oldfield fourth, until Ruckstell
stopped for ten minutes in the
seth lap, allowing Cooper second
place.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-06
NEWSY NOTES ABOUT
The SPEEDWAY RACES

cigaret. Duray denied that he
was smoking, and it looked for a
moment as though Fisher would
have to defend his map from a
fistic onslaught.
Bob Burman did not show up
at the afternoon race until AIS,
and he was dressed in street
clothes. Burman declared that
his fan wheel had flown to pieces
and he could not repair it in time
for the race. Race officials were
inclined at first to refuse to
furnish Burman's expense money
for the trip west. thinking that
he was trying to avoid racing.
Burman's car really was too bad
ly disabled to get in condition foc
the races, however.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-06

Jones is said to have declared
that he would no longer stand for
the rotten" umpiring of the
Federal league. The fact that
the st. Louis team is at the top,
with a percentage of 500, makes
Jones resignation look dubious
to the fans. 1t Is not thought
that poor umpiring would cause
Jones to throw up his job. Finan-
cial difficulties In the club are
thought to be the cause.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-06
SPORTS WILL
RACE AUTOS

CROOKSTON, MIMI. July g.
Walter Hill, son Of James J. Hill
of st. Paul. and A. 8. Harlan of
Des Moines, have announced that
they will race each other in q 800
mile contest from Crookston to
Minneapolis for a purse of 1890.
The race will be July IA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-06

In q race devoid OF thrills, yet
Intensely interesting because of
the fighting, struggling contest
for first place, Eddie Pullen, of
the Mercer team, yesterday aftor.
noon won first money in the Pot
latch 200-mile race. Earl Coop
Or finished IL seconds behind
Pullen. 1t was one Of the closest
kinishes yet seen on the Tacoma
Speedway.
Barney Oldfield came in thiril.
although there is some disp ite
over the time and checking OF his
car and Ruokstell's No. IL. Old
field was IL miles behind the
field when Ruckstell broke a pis-
ton In the 89th lap. Barney gain
"a ON Ruckstell, and raced against
no. IL during the last 10 miles
while the big Mercer was popping
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-06
EASILY
in OMAHA

OMAHA, July 6. - Leading
from the start and keeping ahead
every bit of the way, Eddie Rick
enbacher had q comparatively
easy time winning the S00-mile
auto race on Omaha's new board
speedway yesterday. He received
$4,000 for first place and $500
for leading at the end of the first
and second 100 miles. Seven cars
started.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-06

summary: TWO base hits -
Butler, Grover, Giddings. Stolen
bases-Stokke. Hogan. Bases on
balls-Peet 5, Engle 4. Struck
out-Engle 4. Peet 1. Left on
bases--Aberdeen 10, Tacoma Z.
Passed ball--Vance. Double plays
Butler to Grover to Stoke,
Stoke to Butler to Stoke. Time
3 hours. Umpire-Mr. Frary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-06
TIGERS HIT
LIKE FIENDS

ABERDEEN, July 6.-By hit
ting like demons In the first fe "
innings, Russ Halls Tigers man
aged to grab both games of yes
terday's double-header, ia a1d
9-5, from the Aberdeen Cats.
In the morning game, the Tig-
ers hit everything that Speck
Hardness sent across to them, aud
In the first two innings they
made nine hits and 10 runs. Clark
replaced Hardness and managed
to BATTLE the Tigers for the re-
nader of the game. Peet pitch
ed ragged first inning, allowing
three runs and was replaced by
Peterson.
In the afternoon game Tacoma
made six runs in the first four
innings, hitting like they did in
the morning contest. Peet pitch
ed and gave the Cats only nine
safe bingles. The scores:
Morning r II Il
Aberdeen ............ 4 10 q
Batteries: Peet, Peterson and
Stevens; Hardness, Clark ana
Vance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-06
PACIFIC COAST LEA0UB ,

Games Yesterday.
Oakland a., Portland 3-3.
Venice ST., San Francisco 81.
Los Angeles SO. Salt Lake 2-3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-06
INDIANS GRAB
BOTH OF EN-

SPOKANE, July 6.-vancou-
yer was scarce Of pitchers yester-
day and Spokane won both games
Of the double-header. Cliuk. 4
local semi-pro, pitched for the
Beavers in the last game, ard
steadied down after the fourth
innings, but by that time 500
kane had scored nine runs. The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-06
FIGHT DRAW

MEMPHIS, July 6.-Joe Well
Ing Of Chicago and Joe Azevedo
of oakland, bith lightweights,
fought eight fast rounds to a draw
her yesterday afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-06
Games Yesterday.

Tacoma 11-9, Aberdeen As.
Seattle 6-3, Victoria 80.
Spoane 5-11, Vancouver 0-6.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-07-06

Phone Main 6621 and We WIN
Call for Your Suit Immediately
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-18
1Ink.Na d5riAten.
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+ft.t ~ v w " NJ 49, ~~~o'
Die itarten Resensiiiie batten 5ur
Golse. bab Der CLUB unO aud bic Ne'
tenfliiHe beoeutenb ssitiegen iinb unO
nod psiter iteisen peroen. Seitern
slbenb batt. Der CLUB Bel bieiiger
Stabt einen Dafisritanb bon 2l,3
Sub.
Die folsenben 0epei6en trafsn
mdbreno Dss seitrisen sases bier elm:
pittsburg, pa.-5.2 CUB, Iteigt.
Wbeelins, 20. gd.-s.3 GMb. fteigt.
part.rsbura @. 8d.-s.0 SUB. iteist
Eanapba Sails. 80. 9o.-2.6, itsigt.
GbarIeitOn, 20. 20. rs CUB. iteist.
pOrtsmoutb, Obs SUB, fteist.
MapsbiIle, ag.-13.0 SUB, fteigt.
2ouispiae, &s.-11.3 Gub. ftsigt.
gDansDille, 3nb. 1874 CUB. jteigt.
Nafbpile, 5enn.-17.9 SUB, fteigt.
Chattanooga, 5enn.-11.1 isub, iteigt
aanias Gitp, Wo.-7.4 SUB, fdat.
Wsmpbis. 5eun.-13.6 GuB, itsist.
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tiibe .$35.OO-S5.O0. Stoders unh
Jesoers: Stiere $5.00-6.75; 6eifers
S4.0O--5.5O; aiibe $4.OO-5.N.
Gulfen. - Bel gutter Hadfrage
nn9. Bolosnne unb SSesbing 8ulIen
mar Der W1arft beute itetis.
0ette 8ullen $5.75-6.25; Bologna
$5.0O-5.75; magers unb lei9te $4.0O
800.
aaIber. - Die Radfrase mar
anfangs sins CUTE, ipdter aber ipurbe
Der Wartt fhpu9 unb bic preiie iies
len pim 5O-75e per 100 pfunb.
Bette RGlber $1,000; fair Bis quite
lsidts $6.75-9T5; Orbindrs unD
srobe $4.O0-9.50.
g hpeine. = Die 3ufubr mar
6suie aiemli6 grDb uno bic preiIe fies
len I'm 10-15e per 100 pfunb. Gez
gen S6luB fpurbs Der Wortt its.ig.
Cute bis auserleiene 9erianbts unb
Gleiiherforten $6.55-6.60; eetniihte
8srianbtiorten $6.30-e.55; ous.rs
leiene mittlere $50 bis 1SO Yfunb
$6.35-6.40; Iei6t. 9erianbtiort.n
$6.00-6.30: JerteI 10 Yfunb uno
penieer $3.85-5.85; Sdue $500
$50; Stass $4.00-5.O0.
e 6afe nnb Gam mer. Gie
3ufubr mar rur ntdbig unb bic preis
is unoerGnbert.
S4afs, .gtrd. $5.75-6.OO; CUTE
Big auserlsfsns $5.00-5.65; oroindre
Bis fair S3.O0-4.90. 2dmm.r, egtra,
$3.50; CUTE bis aussrtsiene 1926
$40; orbiudre Bis fair S6.00-s.O0;
guIen S5.50-6.75.
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3uder. - preiie feft. - Taffis
nirier Gut Goat $7.45; potpbereo
$685.; Cubes $3.50; sranulirier $6.,
90; Gonfsetioners "" $6.45; off
~ $500: ipeibsr eItru 1854; srtra
G." $3.50 per 100 pfinb.
WpIaiiesiff ftetis. - Nsr Or.
lsuns Open aetil. 45-65c; gentrifue
eaf 22-32c per GalIont.
Refs. - Gniiiiana. ,yoncs 6eaS
|63-63e; prima 53-5ie; orbindrer
4-4sc; Sapan 4a-5te per pfunb.
Dairp, prsbufte
0utter. - Mfnrit rubis. preiie
f,it. = Wbolsmilt .rtra 37t; Gem
iraliseb srtra 35e; gsnipaIi3eb firfs
31ae; bo. Seconbs 2Sac; ganep Dairp
+24c; padins StDd 17a--19e per
pfunb.
Hdfe - Taarit jieiis. Obio 16ae:
glorbpefiIi@er 15A-16Ar: Rem gori
17e: 6dapeiaer 20 S6e: bo..
Bird Ice: 2imburser 1o--17ae per
pfunb.
gier. - Marft rubis unb preiIe
ftit: primd firIts Siibnertisr 33c:
firits 32e; ordinate iirits 24c; feeouSs
22c per Dubtnb.
gefIiieel. - Wlarft rubis. -
9roiIers 2 pfunb unb oarunter 12ac;
iibsr 5ipsi pfunb 12c; 9Gbne Sc;
Submer 10-13e; grutbiibusr 1S--
zoe; oc. NIT iyummsr 4ruit lo--12s;I
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ernsSeiseat6xms= 6ppstbefes.
gleueSspot ot9eten.

Nnnd UtdrI StG9l an SeutlDeI
2anopebr 9. unb g. SO. $400.
Guella 2einineer aH Court 9oul:
g. unb 3. 60. $4,000.
emma Goosudn an Gid Run q.
unb 8. 60. $500.
g6arles u. gea an Sputbern Obio
g. aino &. 60. 5000.
@eorse 8roomer an Sofeph g.
GaHtst 500.
gmsrp WcDOtpen an Ginolas 6.
unb 9. 60. go. 8 $1,000.
Warp 5olmes on aiou Ro. I z.
unb 3. 60. $1,000.
Trur g. gbsieman an eagle g.
unb 8. q. $4750.
Marp W. Sunbermann an 5unbas
mental 6. unb y. So. $1,000.
Sobn 6. Rossrs an aiberal 8. umb
9. SO. $500.
Walt.r ). sl5r an Bertha mapsr
$500.
Warp 6. 5o.smann an glsmsre
3. unb 6. 60. $175o.
Warp 6, 5ossuucu an Sciephin.
!SaII $500.
Sobn 9. aursling an GosmopoIi=
tan 3. unb g. 60. $500.
5enrp 3. arutbaup an Goswos
pDlitan g. unb G. 60. $1,000.
Rapmonb 9. BARRETT ON eagle g.
unb 6. u. $1,000.
Do. an 4nuie Gampbel $3.50.
Seorse 6. MotT6 an Brighton Ger
man Banf 60. $500.
5orDep grtsl an Fundamental g.
unb 8. so. $500.
Dtuiam 3. See5pbe an gorr1piLIe
9. unb .. 60. $500.
Diuiam .sObn an SaiIep R. 8aHt
se5oO.
Grace Z. aina on Soutbern Obtc
8. uuo 2. 50. $500.
2ouiie u. RauHs an bp. $4,000.
SttiIgte Sppotheteu.
Oapib O. Grams an Waareend Wf.
Solbimitb $700.
Susu D. GpsrfIsiH an Gwma
Wititger $1,000.
Do. on DO. $70o.
emma 9ppsmaH on Sno. Or.
WaIib. $3.50.
Soi. u. gitt an Brighton German
gant 60. $4,000.
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rn $500.
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C6io g. unb 2. so. $1,000.
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g. U. So. $1,000.
Della R. Susbss an RaoiiOn 3.
u. 30. 2 $250O.
Charlotte Witdsn an Sames GIart
$500.
8. s. gost,n an Giti;ens 9. u.
$500.
Sofspbine SaG on 6oms 9. unb 8.
60. $4,000.
2utbaua ID. gronpOrtb an at6eral
8. unb .. 60. $400.
Sophia 6. u. SoIsr on GLENDALE
3. unb 9. q. 60. $1200.
sSeiIa 9. gidIer an Gbriitiua Rim
tprit S450o.
gaina 6. Curl an Glen SHuis
$500.
Sobu 9. Sruslins an g. Dell
$500.
emma @ppsman an 9loria 9. unS
9. So. $500.
Sol. aune on Wiami spipnibip 6.
lnS 9. So. $3.50.
Wiarp 6. Gersuiou On Gbas. /.
9erTbap $500.
2lnnie Campbell an Solltbern Sbio
2. unb 3. 60. $1,000.
georse 6. Moiid an Brighton Ser
nan 9. unS 9. 60. $3.50
Sarptp GrtsI an Gprrppiue 9. unb
2. SO. $2750.
@eorge R. Dalter an Big 5our 3.
aup g. 60. $500.
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Gbicaao. II. Ss,.

Beissn. = i5ir Des. $1.1e-1..
1sa; am SdluB $1.164. 5ar Mai
$l.17s-1.19i; am SdIuB $1.17a.
Wef9tOrn. = Sir 9eS. 70a-
71se; am S6lub 701c. 5iir Tsai
72a a-74c; am S9lub 725c.
Safer. - Jiir 0e3. 42-42ac; ON
Gdlub 42c. Giir Rai 45-45ac; ON
S9Iub 45sc.
siOss.n. : yso. 2, wor,s nominsa;
SO. 3. 91tc.
@eriie. - 61-6sc.
9impt6p. - S5.OO-7.75.
Slice. - $1o.00-19.00.
Bort. = diir San. $1s.40-1S.55;
am GdIub $1s.45, Giir Wsai $3.50
1850; am S9lub $3.50.
Sdmal5. - Jiir San. $685.
81: am sdlub $9.57. Sir Tsoi $9.s
85-9.92: am S@iuB $9.s7.
9aippenisit,u. - Sir San. $9.70-
go; am S9lub $9.70. sSiir Mai
s10.10-10.22; am S1Iub $1o10.
Butter. - Marii unperGnosrt.
Gier. - Martt unperdnbsrt; 2us
fubr 1.772 aiisn.
aoriOffeln. - Marft nisorissr;
3ufubr 80 Gars; Mihisan unb Miss
rcniin psibe 65 73c; UainneToia unS
Datoia tpeiBs 68-73c; DO. Sbtus
65--70e.
@efliisel. - atbenbes, Wsortt nies
briser; Sdbns lie; Griibjabrsbiibner
12c: 5urtsps 16t.
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Rinbpieb. - Die 3ufubr mar
beute 5iemIid srob unb Der Taarit
mar i6spua. Die Radiraee mar nIr
mabia unb bic prsiie fiel.n I'M 10
15e per 100 Bfunb. = Mil9tiibe fpas
ren lansiam unb itetig.
Wtittlsr. nnb i6apere Stiere $T.o0
800; Otien $500 -6.25; GieiTHsr
Stiere $5.25-7.00; auserIeitne bis
srtrd $7.25-7.75; Seifsrs $3.50
600; ouserleiene Biz .rtra $6.25-
100; aiib. $3.25 500; austrIsTene
big ertra $525565; Cutters $500
-4-5O; Gamers $3,oo-4.0O; Waila.
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Guns e-se; Gntsn 13a--1ec; Gan
lfe 1O-13c.
9afen. - 30. 1 $2.4O-2.5O
20. 2 $1.75-2.OO; Guns eoc PEI
Oubenb.
DbHunb gemnfe
4epfel. - Suite aspfel 500
1915; stfp0hnliGe $1.00-2.OO per
Bbl.. einbeimifGe 4O--76t per 9u.
| 3ttronen. - WleHina $2.76--
200: California $3.0o--3.5o PEI
Rronsbeeren. - Cape Cob
S.O0-7.5o per gbI. uub $1.5o--
1.75 per Rife.
Drdnaen. California BAL.
$3.25-4.25 per Rifs.
9rapeHruit. - 5loriba $500
$50 per Crate.
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25e p.8u., Ri.f.r $1.75-2.0o psr8a.
RdrtoffeIn. ginbeimi'ds
$2.75-3.OO; gObbl.rs go. / $2.75
300 per gbl. unb 75-80e per
gu auf benz @sl.ii,. = Jriibe Obios
75-8oe per gu. ouf bm @elsiie.
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MA $1.90-2.00; .ate Ssriep $500
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@urten.- gforiba $3.o0-3.25
per 9amper.
somuteu. - Sfcribd $3.50
3.75 per grate bon 6 a5rben.
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per gbI.
@tedrHben. $1.50 per BEL.
8fumenfo9l. - Neip Dorf
T.25-1.35 per Crate.
Rraut. - ginbeimiides 75e-
Csc per gbf. nnb $7.o0-8.00 per
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unb $8.00-1o.O0 per Sonn.
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per 9bl.
aobf. $1.1O per 9bl.
3ni.beIn. - Ginbeimii6e gels
Sc 7o-75c per gu. unb $2.25-
2.5o gbl.: einh.imiide peiBe GOT
s1.oo p.r Bu.
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tise $325-3.5O PER Camper.
Rarotten - Ginbeimiiae 90
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123-15c Der Dutenb.
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motbp $14.5o; To. l semii4ter ales
$3.50; go. 2 DO. $3.50; Ro. / ales
$14.5O; go. 2 al.. $12.50; 5ieiises
alfalfa $12.O0-14.0O; fpeitA9ss
$1S.0O-20.0O per 5ou.
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ssl.ie S21.50-22.00; Wibblinss sros
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-26.Oo; g.mif&tss Gutter S226o-
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01e. bo. $50 Grab 1oae. SeabIiabt
176 Grab 12e: Esb eropn gafoIin
17e; Rapbta 22e per ealIpnt IN pars
tieu DON 1-5 HbIs.
Gala. - Der Warit in ruEs.-l
Obic Riptr $1.O5 Der 81. Don $50
pfS.. suhrlO3n bin3usefiat.
Sala. - Ularit ite!ia. prtmd
gitp si-sae; bo. Country 7a-7ae;
pei pfunh.
aobIsn - Narit r1tbis. Dous
ahioabenp $3.50-3.75. Rus uns
6Iad $2.25, RduGipba Stidfobleu
s350--3.75. gub unb Glad $2.25
p.r so.ne aba.lisferi. Rau&loie
etadfrblsn $4.75. DO. glnb unb
clad 1926. antbraci!e s7.75-8.O0I
Der Tonne cbqetiefert. Cote foitd
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Usihditspaviere Surbsn sa s--sl<ss bis.
fontirt- MsAfti auf 2oabsn paren itetis
u l.c7K flr 80 Tsse eidt; Rstel.NHwei.
luusen N-7sH un6 Sidt.Btaiel N.72.
Granes Si9t 5s5. &sbeI 5.s4, Xari
Si&t 761S. aabsl 764. 2ires ei&t s.58,
6aba s57, Hubd Sidt 8ls4; aabel SO /;
6ilbst' Dsrren S41f, Neriianii&s Dollars
az.
aftieumnrft.-Ter Nartt mar on
ianss Han. BITE yreiis ober bieItn iid.
SSates eber trat siRe Rsaition sin, nobel
es |rtiis etpas bsruaiersinsen.
Qifenaakn Uffisa
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3 m mer bitfetbe

S9auTpisIsriu (Dis 3epsuiFe einer
4O1in, bic iid ooriteGlt, burdIebenp):
Die 3eusuiife iiub aIe fetr tura. oa
baben Gle ia iiberoG fat nur 9dfts
fpiele oblDloirt!@ a.
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AaS1,srtise Darfte.
Rem gOrt, II. 9es.

Webl. Ufartt fsit S.baltsn;
Sprins patsnts $5.60-6.0O; MiHa
ter Straishts $5.35-5.60; aanius
Straisbis $5.50-5.65.
Weisen. - Mortt unrssslmdbis;
go. l Durum $1.304 I. o. 3. Rsp
gOrf; To. 1 HortbsrR 9uIutb $1234
lRe SO. / Nortbern Wtanitoba ST.
238 c. I. 8uffaIO. Jiir Ssssmbsr
81 .239. nf
Islidforn. u War.t bsinabe Pee
a. ~ q .rfsa Q0r
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Ghieaap. II. Oes.

S6peiue. - 3ufubr 1900;
Martt IapuH; Built S6.15-6.50;
Iei9te S5.So-6.4o; s.niIdte $5.95-
6.95; fGpsrs $6.10-6.65; ROBE &c.
10-6.25; Gertel $4.50-5.9o.
Rinopieb. - 3ufubr 1000;
Wartt idbpa9; Nutipe Beef Stisre
$5.S5-11.00; 8.itsrn Stier. $6.25
-S.25; aiibe anO Seifsrs $3.50
8.35; adlbsr $6.75-10.00.
g 6ufe. 3ufGbr 1000; Wartt
itetig. @sibers $6,10-6.90; gapes
S4.25-6.4O: 2Gmmsr S6.90-9.0.
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ginetnnatt. II. D,s.

Cincinnati, II. Ds3.
Die na6foIssnben Auotirunsen tes
aisben fi& MIR auf gnaros 2rdns'
ditiontn. Bel flsineren gsfhdften
!psrbsH etfuas hohere preife bere9nsi.
prpDifionsn.
g &mala. - prinia Stsam
9.45-9.55; Jamilp Sdmals 10
1Oa per Plumb.
|Srodensefafjeueg GIeif4.
Gbori e!tar Geiten. lofe 1Os-11e;
grira ihort clear Setten 10i-10ae;
fbcrt Rippsnfetten 10--10ae; Bel
lies 11--113e.
Bacon. - Gbort Clear Seiten
11a-12e; srtra fbprt clear Seiten
11a-11ic: ibcrt Ripp.nI.iten III
-11ae; g.fIies 12i-13}e per pfunb.
Gusar gureb Tleif9. -
S@inttu 16a-17c: picnic S4uliern
12-12ac: gr.aifeft Bacon 19-2oc;
S9Iltern In padeten 12-12Ac; 0esp
gori Gut 12-12Ae; trodene Beet
Sdinien 23-25e Der g}funb.
6Hbsep5feItb Gtttf6. =
S4inf.n 15-155c; pieHic Shultern
1--11se: Bellies 16-16se; S@uls
tern III -11le: Gtultsrn. u. ..
Gut bo. 11F11ae Der a}funb.
Srif4ssHIeii@. - G4insen
13-13se: picnic Sault.rn 10s-
lie: G&uliern 1oa-11e: rhort Rips
Dsnieiien 10a-11c: ertra fhort clear
psnfsiisn 10-10ae: .rtra fbort clear
Rippenisiisn 10s-11e; Bellies. Iei4s
te 16a--17e; 8eIies, ihnne IL
12e.
MehI nnb getrei6G
Mebf. - Winter pat.nt $500
600; Wintr fanep $5.45-5.55;
Winter Uamilb $4.90-5.00; Dinter
sItra $4.45-465; Wint.r orbinares
$4.25-4.45; 5artss Dsi,en patsnt
$6,00-6.45; 5artss Weissn fanep
S5.60-5.85; 5artes Wei5en Gamilp
$4.65-5.oO; Rossenmsbl, norbtpeifs
Ii6es, ssmiidi.s $5.30-5.55: Isines
9th Roaaenmsbl $5.4-5.65; Gitp
gemiI9ies Rosssnmebl $5.30-5.55.
Weisen. - go. 2 rotbr Dinter
$1.21A 1.23t; SO. 3, $1.19-lN;
Ro. 4, S1.10-1.17.
Wel56forn. - go. 1 tpetbes.
&C; so. 2 DO. 71a-72le; To. 3 DO.
70a-71ae; 30. A DO. 68a-69ae;
SO. 5 DO. 67-68c; 90. 6 bo. 65--
66c. - go. / gelbss &C; Ro. 2 DO.
71A-T2ae; go. 3 bo. 7oa-71te;
go. A bo. 68t-69ae: 30. 8 bo. e.
CSC; Ro. 6 DO. 65-66e. - Ro. / ses
mif6tes --e; 90. 2 DO. 71a-72ac;
SO. 3 DO. 7oA-71ae; go. 4 DO. es9
No. s DO. 67-68e; go. 6 DO.
- aolsntorn. tuibss. g.
69c; aoIbsntoru, gefbes, 6S-7Oc;
aOlbenioru, semii&tss. 67-69c.
Rosseu. - SO. 2 99e-d01.
go. 8 $3.50; go. A 90-94e.
Safer. - Wo. 2 tpetBer. 453-
ACC; Stanbarb psibsr 4444ie;
Rrrtbpeitsrn SO. 3 fusiBer 45-46e;
.RO. 3 ipsibsr 42A-43e; glo. a ipeiber
40a-41ae; Ro. 2 ssmif4ter 42a-I
43c; go. 3 asmifhter 42-42ae; RO.
4 semii9ter 39-41c.
Whisfa
gerfauft ipurbsn 763 g6ls. Die
Killers 5iHiibsb Goobs auf Der Bats
Don $1.39 per Gallons.
Groceries. f'
Raffn. - Sana 23--3oc no.
ia 29-3oe: Guatemala tanen 19e;
30. cutter 172e.
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9sim g8ein!
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sssss; 81: q &; .' .ss, "a
e,,M A9l vfn.S y leztsl ssao: ~. dbi 5r... ssh
ss's s.s;. !. ,i;. 4: T. :s s:s q. y: .s.
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9r.s d. IL cerisSA sd veg Seae.1ft. .TH
VIE een. Il. ....... ~ l1oirbQbs. abt. M. esH
Ssx. electric -. lss ltjnibn gae. r.. 80. s7h
". nertt. 1. ~. ssNiliuioH pse, o. e.. ssH
~. gsnfraI ret. L.. selt o mnbtst ee. ,a,,x
Srt 4. Z. 81. seh I q Steel So. iost x
Jnt md. ~ go. len sIra. q. gtsm. 6g. /. Ssx
RoHf. g. q. ref. &c. ssss pabafb 1, 81. .loS
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q. 4 q. mn. IL. :. S4Js usftIuQk QI al Ug fSs
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Cincinnati, II. Ss3.
3uiubr unb @srianbt pdbreno Der
Isbien "a StuHbsH, psrsIi8sn nit ben
porpsrgans.nsn bier 5assn. iinD fpis
fnlnf.
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y Z 10 yorf, II. 9es.

Rem yort, II. 0ss.
aupfsr. = Martt fsft; elsctrOlatie
$4,000.
gifeu. = waartt Fetig unO unpers
dnbert.
3inn. - Martt tart; $3.50.
glsi ~ Dfferirt $5.40.
Spelter. - $16.70-1720.