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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1915-11-25

over rich strike in the Cornucopia
district.
The Rev. Hawkins, of Oregon City,
objects to the ressurected Sunday
Blue Law.
Portland firm gets $4,000 ship
contract in competition with Puget
Sound yards.
The assessed valuation in the state
shows a decrease of $10,406,236
from last year.
Reports state that there is an in
flux of settlers to the timbered re-
gions of the Siletz Valley.
Medford is working hard to get
sufficient land signed up to secure
100000 beet sugar factory.
New schooner is being built at st.
Helens will net her owners $4,000
on first trip to Australia.
Oregon Power Co. is planning on
extending service to farmers near In
dependence and Beuna Vista.
Lumber shipments out of Spring
field for October, this year, are 3
times as much as last year.
The State Editorial Association
endorsed permanent highways on
modern lines of constructor.
Development Of lumber industry
in central Oregon expected to cause
big increase in business in Prineville.
The Cambridge block at Portland,
is to be remodeled at cost Of $4,000
for j. l.. Bowman clothing factory
to employ 500 hands.
The Oregon Power Co. will extend
its service to supply the U. s. Wire
less station passing through two, at
present unserved, additions to Marsh
field.
In the building of the new Labor
temple at Portland, it is the intention
to employ home labor not only direct
ly but indirectly. Oregon-made ma
terials will be given the preference.
Five hundred jitney busses will go
out of business in Seattle within a
few months unless a new bonding
company is formed to write bonds for
jitneys. The present companies will
no longer take the risk because of the
many accidents and lawsuits result
ing from flve-cent bus operations
Mason County, Wash, Journal.
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INDUSTRIAL ITEMS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
Pilot Rock has a new garage.

Pilot Rock has a new garage.
Candy is now assured of a cheese
factory.
Perrydale public schools will build
a gymnasium.
Hermiston corn fields running 100
bushels to the acre.
South Corvallis is moving for a
new school building.
Walnut raising in Yamhill county
is reported booming.
Work on the new evaporating plant
at Dallas has started.
Albany will have new department
store about January /.
Albany and Salem levies are half
mill less than in 1914.
The Hood River apple crop will net
about 100000 this year.
Work on the Umpqua- Crater Lake
road commenced at 1iller.
Till the farmers less and till the
soil more is good policy.
Astoria will vote Nov. 20 on $780,
900 bond issue for new school.
VIM. A. Abrams, who built the first
sawmill in Lane county, is dead.
According to reports Wasco road
bond issue is meeting with favor.
The foundation is being laid at
Florence for the new water plant.
Ore from the Gem mine in the Su-
sanville district runs 5000 to the ton.
The highway commission has ap-
propriated $4,000 for state roads.
O.-W. r. & N. creosote plant at
Wyeth, resumes with "a hour shifts
Klamath Falls is going after half
million month payroll by industries.
Chicago capital is said to be in
terested In nitrate plant at The
Dalles.
The Greenhorn mine, near Baker,
will take out $4,000 in gold In 3
months.
Prospectors at Baker are excited
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COMMUNICATION.

Editor, Gazette Times,
Heppner, Oregon.
Sir:
appreciate that the press is often
more effective than the police in To-
eating lost friends, goats or strayed
mules. That is how we find it here
in the east, particularly since the
women lost out in getting the right
to vote. Before that many Of our Of
ficers were afraid they might lose
their jobs, but now many are repos-
ing, some posing and others propos-
ing.
get your welcome paper weekly
and have been of late looking care
fully through the criminal, political
and obituary items, to see i'll could
get line on my old friend w. B.
Barratt, your townsman. The last
accounts l had of him, he had gone
on flying machine trip starting at
Portland. Whether he went up or
down is a very important matter,
sooner or later in each of our courses
If the following temperance story
is appetizing to your people, let her
go:
met a widower the other day and
he expressed type of happiness not
common to men of experience. Said
he, Il see you drive one of them ere
cars. My dear wife died and left me
a few months ago and 1t we'll nigh
broke my art. was always home
man and happy, saved my money and
we always enjoyed ourselves. For a
time after her going so suddenly, the
world was dark, cold, lonely. Even
my daughter, a spankin' fine girl of
IS years, who was living with us,
could not help me bit. Out of my
savings l had a few hundred dollars
left and what do you s'pose that ere
girl of mine went and done? She
took them earnings of mine and
bought nice car and she drives ev-
erywhere and takes me out lot, too,
and l tell you things have changed.
She has lot Of company nowadays,
and most of EN- are fellers, too, and
the way things looks she'll have one
of 'em fore long, unless all hot
weather signs fail this year. Darned
If 1t hasn't made a different feeling
come over me, somehow. There's two
widows Zones pretty we'll off. She's
got eight children, 9G chickens, II
roosters, yoke young steers, brindle
COW and a goat, one oldish maid
twas school teacher when l was a
boy.) She's pretty thin, and there's
the cook in the rector's home. Now
all these are smiling and are saying
a lot of funny things to feller in
my condition. That makes me feel
that the sun still shines, and am in
vited out a lot Gosh, | tell you If
that ere car of ours could talk 1t
would say some queer things. l tell
you 1t pays to save yourself and
your money, too"
know my friend Barratt is not a
pessimist and hope he and his fam
lily are we'll and happy.
EDWIN w. MONTGOMERY,
7O1 Erie Co. Bank, Bldg.
Buffalo, N. Y.
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WHO PAID TAXES ON WRONG
PIECE?

Some one inadvertently made a
mistake and paid this years taxes on
our land when 1t was not delinquent.
If the party who paid on the prop
ertv described below will kindly in
form us, we will send remittance for
the tax receipt: The S " of the SW a
and the SW u of the SEA of Sec. IL,
and the NV Il of the NEA of Sec.
13, T. 4 South of r. 20, E. of w. M,
Con. 100 A.
CHAS. E. and MILTON CRAVEN,
ct: Parkdale, Oregon.
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GOOD BROOM HEPPNER RES
IDENCE FOR SALE OR TRADE.
DESIRABLE LOCATION. PLENTY
OF FRUIT FOR FAMILY USE ON
PLACE; PLENTY OF WATER FOR
IRRIGATION. PRICES AND TERMS
VERY REASONABLE.
SMEAD 4 CRA FORD
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Mr.. and Mrs. Eliza Sutton and son
returned to their home in Portland
Sunday, after visiting for several
days in this city as guests at the
home of Mrs. Sutton's sister, Mrs. w.
o. Hill.
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FOR SALE-3000 Posts Tin town.
10c each. PHELPS GROCERY co.
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DR.. Winnard has taken special
course in treatment Of eye, ear, nose
and throat. II.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-24

oclf Garbanellcr. Gin ocltidcs 2ufts
ititi periciIfte iclncr in Der gtor0.
lee am 3, .eidi ciil ennIifdes Inter.
leehpot mn 6iterrcidiid) lulgariife
,Slugjellgc pernidtctcu oltr6 BON.
tcnuiirir o1a italiaiiGe 2uftidjiif
gGttfd ot Scrrara" an 8. SSuni.
1eutid)en 9lbipebrfanoncn alfaricgs.
itifian aelon9 es bcs Gitercn ieiuoli.
dc 6lug5eu9c bera65uifieBen.
g5 bari icitBritelt tperoen, oab
2uiiidific lpie 6lus5euge nobI &c.
elanet itno, geIegentlid) llnterieebootc
5a pcrnid6ten oo5 Sider6eitseefiibl
IN elnenl Sonbe ju urttergroben, Sn.
letdnldgen uip. 3u 5eritoren ttno oic
Sonoelsif1ifiabrt 3u bs6roDcii. 9la.
tur6enlGB bdngt c3 Don Der GltaIitdt
Der @aifen mic Oerer, Die Tie iiibrcn,
CD, oh ilnb iueIfc @rioi1e er5ielt iuer.
BEN Gle DtarilteIilitlpofien nniercr
6einoe, oa@ fam ausgeiproden lper.
ben ba6(lt iib bi9ber nttt bepihrt.
Seiinng5i1hige Guftifiife befinben
iid iqIt nidlt IN ibrem geiit. GnglanD
bat nur elllen frilber anaefallfteI
Hntieoal. belm Die eritcn 8eriudis,
ifiiie 5Gblen nid)t nit ,Srnnfreids
imo JtuBlarb oerfileel iibcrhaMpt
itber fem Wlnrineliftid1tfi.
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,Shanme, Mariea, iddumr!!"

Ter WarisafluB, Der SebroS Der
9llteH, Der ins aesdii9e Reer miinbet
uno in Der bulgariften 8olfsbpmne
ic begeiitert seiimsen tuirb, 1T iebr
fiitreib rro burbfliebt duberit
frubtbare @eeenoen. 9lud Der ruff.
ite WaaIer @ereidtf4aein fonnte ii9
ees Rei5es Der Marisagegenoen nid)t
ent5ieben lrlo gibt in ieiuen ariegs-
erinneruneen Die folgenoe ertbuiin
itiidje sdiIoerlrng: .9fingSum cine
retbe, frllbtbore @egenb. @etreioe
lnto Griifte i'm lleberflub. Die ufsr
Der Warisa iit1b nit StIIf ltntidliirt,
M benz IS Don piIoen Sfppetneu
wimlncit. slu3 Slide eibt es IN ocr
Worisa cine Weuge. Das Selma iii
allsge5eidnet, man fennt fun eincn
@Intcr. Wtit einern 8ort, Der refine
Seseu. Wtau betrahte 4. 9. meinsn
9sa6bar, einen groBen, ldppar5un
gulgarcn in grulier SSlirtfa (lSalle),
ebeniolhen 9cinfleioerH uno idrpar.
gem Slrrban - nit lpas iilr cirer
ineebeuren SSl,bre er iceben bel iel.
nen 5altie alfontnlt. Sein .slrba"
(aarrenD nit 5lpci ictr bcben I'D.
bern lit nit 5ipei madtigeu giiiicln
beipannt lrttb nit Raisfolben atge-
iiiat, Gas sibt elm iebr woblid,nlc.
denoe5 9roo. Sritt man aber in oos
S5aus bcs 9uluuren imo Iiebt Die fiih.
lie Seite, no er in Der briben Com
mer5eit wobnt, 70 erblift man, an
Der Iefe auf9eban9t, Die ipimberpoa-
item S9eintrauben, groB, tpeiBe uilo
rotbc. 60 merocn bier Die SSriidlte
bis 5um nclen Sabre unb ioear ned,
ldiger nufbelpabrt, bis tic id]lieBlid
81 Moitncn 5iriomtnentrodren. lie
meiiten @epobner bcisell bicr ein
paar Sdjieu, unocre iiinf bis iebs
Yaar. 9n5u pobl on 5unoert Sd,a'
fe. 9as @etreioe aebeibt pprtrefflin
i,nb babel faIt obnc jeoen Iiinger.
Sie @eiuberge, Sabaf. lmo Waul-
bcerp'lcnNngen breiten lid ms, 10
nett sas gluge reid]t. 8elteigt rIdtt
einen $6ilael iulo iiebt ablpdrts, 10
pereint iify oas alles 81 eincm eln-
sigen enbluicu @artelt, bltrf oen lid
Sas iilbcrne 9ano Der Wariso itlan.
aclt. 9eioftbers iron iiuo aus DER
,Serre betrahtef, Die WautbeermdI.
Der: rio ilppig, 70 ifattig SSas
mir nber am nleiIten eeiGllt, oaS iino
ole sSicicn. Gie Summelplase fiir
bas @ieb iiito einloh grobnrtig. gtlt
liner Steqe begegneten mir, ais id1
nit meincr Setnie ourf oas IbaL
Der Marisa ritt, 10 umfongreihen
Siirben. onf uid)t om6erte, iotberM
Sauienoc pom 5biercn onrin gerin'
miaen RIae geiirloen bdtten, Gieie
Soie bebnteu iih SiulOertc bon . ga.
ihen" uuo III ncbreren 9teiben aus
- mon tcrute ildl beinabe oarin ners
irreu. 4aa Sras mar 10 boh oai3
Is Den Eicroen bis al ole aruppe
reidyte. Dieine apiafcn idiitteIten
Dot Ycrlmltocrlmg iiber Den Neidr
thnn bcs 2ouoes nur ben aopf"
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gtntinrnti, %. J2cp.
3nfubr iinb 0eriunti ipdbrtnb Der
|lebten "a Gtunbsn, peralidwn nit psrs
ielben 3eit oes Doraebenbtn lasss ipa
rem ipis fplgt:
3ufubr Rinbo. sHpein, Sdofe
20. Rop. 1884 1895 49,
%. Nop. 474 4742 343
Ysridnbt ipG6renO berIefbm 3eit:
Rinpp. S6tpeine Sf)nfc
~. Roo. -. 20J 1892 --
%. 0op. 1175 1875 -
Hinbpieb. - W2it ben gejtsrn
iibrig sebliebenen IT'S Stiid mar Der
gorrdtb mebr nls geniiaenb fiir bic
0adfrage, bic Iebr gsrina ipar. Der
Wlprtt mar f6pnh. Stoders uno
Jeepers ipurben ebeniolls nur tpenig
sstauft. oesslsi6en Wlil6tiibe.
Nitt(ere unb i6ipere Gtier. $6.75
LIB; S6ien $3.00-6.0o; gleif9er
Siisre $5.00-7.O0; uuserleiene biz
srtra $7.25 -z5o; 6sifers $3.50
SIS; aussrlsTens Big sItra $500
6.75; aiibe S3.00-5O0; auserleIen.
big ertra $5.25-5.75; Gamers 1915
-3.75; U1ilh aiibe S35-85. Stos
dsrs un5 iyetbsrs: stire $500.
70; 6eif.rs S4.5o-5.5o; aiih $4oo
500.
gufl.n. = Die Ra6frase mar
isbr mdbia unb Der Wartt i6tpa8.
5ette 9ullen $e,00-6.25; 8plogs
ia $5.25-575; ertra $5.85-6.o0:
massrs anb lsifte $3.50-5.00.
Raiser. - Di: 3ufu6r ipar nur
mdbia unb ber gsartt iietia Bis tart.
Bette adlber $10.5O; fair Bis CUTE
leidte $7.50-10.5O; oroindre uao
grobe $4.50-10.25.
S9peine. - Die 3ufubr mar
gering, bic Rddfrage cine sienlli6 sus
te fir bic beHersn pSt.le unb Sleis
i6eriOrisn. ipslde itetig Bi.6en. asi6s
ts gsrianDtiortsn fiel.n I'm 10c IuS
5ertel lin 25e.
aussefilhte ihpere $6.60-6.65;
CUTE Bis aussrleisne 9erpatungsz urb
5leiitsrforten $6.6O-6.65; asniids
te gerpadunssiOrten $6.35-6.60;
lsi6te 8erianbtiortsn S5.90-6.15:
oroirdr. bis suts Staas $500
500.
2 9afe unb Ga mer.
Die 3ufubr mar hsut. 5iemli9 groB,
bic gsa4frass gut unb bic preii. it.s
tis.
Sdaf., srtrd s5.5o-5.75; gut.
Bis auserleient S4.75-5.4O; orbindr.
big fair $2.B-4.65. - aGmm.r,
srtra $500; quite Bis auserI.Isne ST.
1880; orbindr. Big fair $3.50
7.50; guIls $5.25-6.25.
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Gbieago, 90. Ropemb.r.

Wtbsn. - yiir DsSsmber $lo2.
-1.04. an S6ulb $1.03a; fir Tsai
SlO45-1.06s, am S6lub S1,o6s.
@ell4torn. = Jiir DECEMBER 61s
-63s, am G6lub 63sc; fir gsai
65s -67sc, am S6iub 67se.
Sdfer. - sSiir 9e5ember 383 -39c.
am S9Iub 39e; fit Mai 40s -413c
ain Sd5lub AK.
ROsseu. = 9'O. 2 nominal; gac. 3
94e.
Gsrft.. - 56-7Se.
5imotbp, - $5.0O-S.00.
alss. $10.00-19.00.
gort. - 5iir Sanuar $17.17-
1870. am edlub $3.50; fiir Mai
S17.W-17.70. am @1lnB $17.65.
SdmolS. - Mir Sonlnur 9.22-9.s :
40, am Sdlub 9.42; fur Wni 9.47-
9.72, ON S6lub 9.67.
59ippsnisitsn. - Sir Sanudr 9.27
am S6lub 9.52; fiir Wsai
9.55 9.72, am Sdlnb 9.72.
Butter. - Wlartt unptrdnbert.
gier. Warit iiuptrGubsrt
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1luk'Nabr
Mittp 0 d., "a. gsopem6er.

Wittpo9, "a. Iopem6er.
Der Sbioflub 1T lausiam I'M Sol
len begriffen. @eitern gbenb bait,
oeriel6e bsi bieiiser Stnbt einen Wai:
lsritdnb BON 22.4 SUB.
Die folssnOeu 9spei4en trafer
ird6reuo bss a.iirigen 5naes bier elm;
sgitts6ura, pd-7.7 Sub, fdllt.
Wbeslirla. %. 8o.--11.6 srs f1qt.
partsrsburg. 70. 0a.-11.6 5ub.
adnalpbd falls, 70. 9n.-4.0 5ub.
gbarleiton, 90. Do.-8.3 JuB.
Yortsmoutb, Sbio-19.4 SUB, fdnt.
Gouispille, an.-10.s SuB. fGIt.
epansDille. Ssnb. Pol TuB, itsigt.
RafEoille, Tenn. .-38.7 SUB fdGt.
Chattanooga, Tenn. 14.9 Sub.
GairO. 81. BOB isuB, iteist.
Mempbis, Ienn.-19.8 5uB, ei9t.
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7ie timfdys I'M bieiissn Clearinghouse
belieisn fid beute auf $5,oi0,2vO.
ssIaI esfufIsakH.
Der gsarfi In goialiefariidtsa mar beute
red)t lsbbaft. gslunfpia was Il elerfrit
lpar ionansebsnb uHp iiies anianss, psiler
aber gsasR S9iuB sln 6getI Oes ytUinnss.
1bio auies eas ipar epenialls islL Sst.
iauft wurorB:
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I'm s,tsHsu p,srfts.
DelS, vsass aaS xttieu II Xep Dsri.

Geiadifspapiere purosn Su s--sl+a Bis
iontirt. @sdid zuf aOnooH Daren itet!g
su 4.65K fur 80 7sse Sidt; &absl.anwep
iunasn S<.70H unb Siatgsshisl s4.707s.
srsnes Sidt 5.sS, asbei $50; Slarf Si@t
soN, aabG sos1., 2ires eidt 6.4s. &absl
v.lS, Rubsl Si&t s2,[; aaba S2T; Silber'
Barren o2H, wssriianll&s Goasrs 4o
isbr rutig. TIM aHssmsinen abtr len nno
bis S4tuBnpiirnngtn fauSsn IN Sislsn Jal'
len iibst benen BON ssiiern
otje1SalH afiits.
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" Herb iuds.

JrduIein (errest oufs pcliSeia
bureuu itiir3eno); YDerten sic, Serr
9ummiFGr, bic Radburn bcbeu lntr
iotben, als ib muii5irts oos 5eniter
cineeporfenl"
goliseiipmmiFGr (topFI6iitteIno).
so cine Summbeit Oa h0rrn iies
10 ia erit rett!."
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Ghfeaao 23. gpp.mb.r.

S9psin.. - 3uiubr $4,000. =
Warit itetis. Buff $6.00-6.60;
Isi4te $5.65-6.50; ssmii6te $3.50
$50; i4tpere $6.50-6.8O; raubs
S6.05-625; ;gertel $3.75-5.e5.
RinbDisb. = 3ufubr 5000. Rarti
itpaa; ginhsimii6e gesf Sti.re So
70-10.30; Ri6e uHb 6sifsrs $2.7O
300; aal6sr $6.00-9.75.
S6die. = 3ufubr $4,000. Wartt
tart; petbns $6.00-6.50; gpss
S4.00-5.S5: admnier $7.OO-9.25.
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9ys,ls o eIbs.sarfte.
eisetanath 2a. Rot, 10,

Qtactnnatt %. Woty 1915.
4ie D4nfsn wsrsn tsste wisbr aemlid
ifesf befHdffisf. Tk Wo4frdse naf Tds.
iebsn psr eine sien,lid CUTE unb bic Bins.
rates hnb nnperdnperf 9ebliebsn. i5iir
TayItbtn on eans usrbsn BON ben Hanfsn
~ tere&nef. pdbrspb Usihditspapitre Sn
80 ~ biSIsnitrt nerben. Sm piiensn
Rariie prSbsn Garlsten son eafIs 5u yK
- 3 unb suf 8tti " 4--4h% placirt.
Bsaif ssf Rss ossr
nnrbes sn Eari ,piiden gantsn psrlauit.
Die Gousterrste bsfrast SOC gramis per
$1,000
nsenia ssf gsssps.
etd|ts Ws@id aui 2pnoon musbm III
4.52--l.7 10 PR gib. 5terline quotirt. SIR
Ued)id auf Berlin paroen sac FIR Dtcri
bsrsdnd, liir 8sdisl aui Haris 17+t pro
Trnnf. ain Gmasroam 424c pro snloen
nnh ani ssien i5e per Krone. aires iee
Vubef 49, 0ranss (S4weis) 1yc.
- d. W.
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Retaa . Warff.

Iem gort %. Topemosr.
aupfer. = Warft fetis.
glsctrplDtic. $1,000.
Gii.u. Wtorft itetis unb unper
anbert.
3inn. 0urtt rubig $1,000
1000.
glei. Offerirt su $5.25.
Spelter. - $18.5--19.25.
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Siuausaeqeben.

Srau ": .,@eitern. GIs sS6r perr
@emubl bon mir fOrteins. lab id.
bob i,tn 3pIinbsr gang bsitairbt tparls
Jrau g.: ga, er idste gu mir. aIs
i'd ibm hariiber @crbalt maHte, CT
bate ben 3pliuSer ouf Sbre Souls
mpbs. asitsLtls
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adrtoffeln. = w2ortt niebriger.
Tli4isat urb gDiseDniin fpeibs 68-
66t; gtinfeiotd unb Tatoto trsibe 60
-66t; Wiirneioio unb Datptd Gbios
60-S4t.
tyefliigef. 2tbeHbss. WSdrft mn
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-24

Gineinnati. %. Qop.

V ' W. 20. JluU.
81. na4icls,nben auoiiruHsen b.s
aieben fi4 nur aui gnaros 1ranss
aitionen. Bel ilsinertn G.fb1ftsn
tusrbm etnis h5h.re Dre;I. ber.4nst.
propiiioHtn.
Gdmal3. - prina Steam
$50 $50; 5amilp SdmaI5 10--
10A per pfuno.
grodtHgefaf5ents 5leii4
Gbort csar Seiien, loie 1Os-11t;
Grtra ibprt clear Ssiien 10t-10at;
fbort Ribpenf,it.n 10-10ac; Ssls
lies 11-11ae.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Geiisn
11a-12c; ,gtra hort clear Seiien
11a-114e: ibori Ripp.uisiten LII
-119e; Bellies 12s-13tc per pfuno.
Suear Gureb Tleif6. =
S6intsn 16a-17t. pienic Ghultern
12-12Ac: greatieft Bacon 1896;
SduItern In gsddsien 12-12sc; Psp
Uori Gut 12-12ac; trodene geef
Shinten 23-25c Der pfunb.
Sabgep5feltts 5Isifh. -
G6int,n 15-15se; pienic S9uItern
1-11ae: Bellies 1e--16is; Sdufs
tern III -11lc: SduItern. q. 9.
Gut bo. 114-11ae Der pfunb.
Griidts Hlsifd. - G9ini.n
13--13se; pitnic S6ultern 1oa-
lie; G9uiiern 10A-11e; fbort Rips
penf.iten 10a-11c: srtra ihort clear
psnf,itsn 10-10ae: srtra fhort clear
RippsnIsiten 101-1ic; Bellies. leids
ts 16a--17c: Bellies, fanre Il
12c.
Mebf unb getretbe.
WebI. - Winisr gatent s5.e5
5.75; Winter fanep $5.2o-5.30;
Winter JdmiIp s4.65-4.75; mintsr
EXTRA s4.20-4.40: Mint.r orSindres
S4.Oo-4.20; Sartes Deisen pottrt
S5.75-6.20; 6artss mei3sn fanep
S5.35-5.6O; Sari.s W.i,.n familp
$4.40-4.75; Roaseumebl. norbipeitfis
6es. a,mii6tes s5.2o-5.45: retnss
gitp Rosa.nmebf S5.3o-5.55; gitp
atmiitt.s ROsssnm.bl s5.2o-5.45.
Wei5en. = go. 2 roibtr Win.er
$1.14-1.16; Ro. 8 $1.07-1.13;
Ro. a bc. $1.02-110.
DeIfdtorn. go. 2 psibts
aItes. 672-6se;Ro. 8 DO. 66a-67h;
SO. a DO. 65i-66ae; gac. 8 bo. 60
65ae: No. 6 bo. 64-s4ae. - Ro. 2
sslb.s 6e-68lc; glo. 8 bo. 67l-
$50; Np. A DO. 67-67he: RO. 8 DO.
661 &c: 30. 6 bo. 66-66ic. =
go 2 aemiidt.s 67a-6sc; go. 8 90.
66t-87tt; Ro. 4 bo. e5a-6eac;
Ro. & DO. 65-65tc; 90. 6 DO. Ca
64se. - aOIbeniorn. altss. peib.s.
SIC: aelbes aoltsniorn 67-6Se;
acl6eniorn semii4tss 66-67t.
Rsuss. - go. ] ipsibes -; Ro. 2
iptBss 63--63sc; 30. 3 fpeibss 62-
63c; 30. a psiss 6l-62c; glo. 5 ipei'
bes 60--61e; go. 6 psibes 59-60c
Ro. / eelbss -: 20. 2 DO. 83h-64e;
Rc. 8 bo. 63-63st; go. a DO. 62-
e3e; Rc. 8 DO. 61-62r: Ro. 8 be.
60--81c. - 30. l gsmif4tss -; 90.
Q DO. 63--631c; Ro. 3 DO. 62-63e;
gp. q bo. 61--62t; 30. 8 DO. Co.
Sic go. 8 bo. $500. aolbnforu,
ipeiBes, neuss, 61-62e; aolbeHioru,
seIbss 63--64e; &oIbenfrrn, ssmii9s
les 61--62c.
Apsaen. - go. 2 99c-$1.01
no. 8 SO 9Se; go. a 92-95c.
Safer. = glo. 2 fpsibsr 40 Ale;
Sidnbdrb ipeibsr 3St--39sc; Ro. 9
lpeiber 37t-3sie; 90. a ipsiber 30
--36ac; 90. 2 atmiidtsr 37A 38Ac; |
10. 9 esniiater 37i-3sae; To. 3
ssmif6ter 36A 37tt; go. 4 s.miIds |
'sr 35- 36e.
Whisfn
Deriauft purben 71S 9bIa. DlitiIs
'srs Ginifteb Gppbs auf Der Bats BON
B1.39 per gaIfone.
GroeerieB.
Qdffse. - ssana 23--30c Mcs
ia 2930e: 0uatemaIc fdneu 19e;
DO. outer A7k.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-24
Assndrtise Warfte.
Rem gort. 90. glO0smb.r.

Ve 10 y prt 20. 9fppeHloet.
Rtbl. - Wsartt ftetis.
Wsi5sn. - Uhartt perdnbtrli6. -
SO. l Durum $1.125 I. o. b. gtsir
yort; Ro. l Rortbtrn DULUTH $1.0S!
unb Po. / Rorthern MauitOba $1,oSa
K. |. I. Buffalo.
Weliftoru. - Marit feit; Ro. 2
aslbes Tee prcmpie lisferung.
Safer. - Wartt rubig.
5eu. - Wartt itetia.
Sopfsn. - Uiartt rubis.
6aute. Rdrit iietia.
asbsr. - glartt felt,
port. = Rartt feIter; MeB $17.-
50-1S.00; fhOrt clear S19.O0-21.'
90.
Beef. - Wartt itetis
Stmals. - Wiartt itart; NtoeI:
Wtit $9.45-9.55.
2uIs. - Marit iietis.
Mons. = Ulnrtt itetia.
Refs. - Utortt rubig.
MolaFss. Woarit itstis.
3udsr. 30 Rober. Tlartt fsf; Sens
trifilaaI SAT-; Roluf,s $4.O0; raj
finirtsr, iistis.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-17

ne Couldn't work. Suicided. Gas.
Leaves wife and small children.
Trooper John Redding, 5th cavalry,
found in lake near Highland Park
Believed to have suicided while in
sane.
Mrs. Minnie KiIIon, barber, 1900 S.
Wabash aV., attempted suicide.
Poison. May live.
Three small boys who sneaked in
were only spectators of dress re-
hearsal Of Ringing Bros circus.
Robbers entered 2 stores and bar
bershop in Wilson av. district. Loot
totaled $10O.
Police think they have murderers
of Alex Prince, aged florist who was
killed in shop in Kensington a month
ago.
Mrs. Young to lead band of school
teachers who will march in pros
perity day" parade on April 26.
Police looking for man who bor-
rowed diamond ring from Mrs, Edith
Joyce to gauge wedding ring. They
met shopping.
NIICd2O Id" anu SIuSI ISdSUS
sent list of "a tough" poolrooms to
Chief Gleason.
William Burke and Oscar Hunt ar
rested for violating bankruptcy laws.
Members, of bankrupt Milwaukee
firm.
South Park board granted C. A. A.
permission to park autos of members
in Grant Park opposite clubhouse.
Want to evade Commute stand law
of loop.
Monkey escaped from room of
Green hall, U. of C. co-eds dormitory.
Girls captured it.
Cook County Sunday School assn
wants Chicago dry in 1916. 1000
delegates at convention being held in
three Chicago churches.
Marshall Field to have 18-room flat
with baths on Lake Shore drive at
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