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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

the front. She claims that she was
hardly installed in Antwerp, Ostend,
Ypres, Dunkirk, etc., before the Ger
mans got the gun range. Three times
she reported the entire destruction of
hospital equipment! An absurd i'm
possibility. Yet benefactors at home
and in America made good to her
each time-thousands of dollars.
Madame's latest war charity is a
small travelling hospital to which she
has sold her own motor car, while re-
tanning it for her personal use. AS
superintendent of recognized med
ical station she intends that well
drilled benefactors shall presently
provide her with 40-horsepower
car.
The movable hospital constructed
last June under madame's personal
supervision is now too big to pass
any but the widest bridge. The vol
unteer nurses who have given their
services find themselves cheated of
war experience. Madame's four
months flutter in philanthropy has
cost tens of thousands of dollars.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Paris.-Peace suggestions waved
aside by Aristide BRAND, new pre-
mier of France, in chamber of dep
uties.
London. - German embassy at
Madrid officially denied Prince Won
Buelow was endeavoring to arrange
peace.
Washington.-State dept advised
allies have decided to recognize Car
rama govt in Mexico. Recognition
will be accorded as soon as Italy pre-
pares note on behalf of entente
group.
Winsted, Conn.,. P. Hornbeck,
county game protector, and Louis
Rhoades, constable, were motoring
beside railroad when an express train
struck 200-pound deer and hurled it
into their automobile. They were
unhurt.
New York.-Mrs. Paul Lewis, II,
wife of ballplayer, applied for divorce,
declaring she didn't know what she
was doing when she married.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03
MOVE TOWARD PEACE IN STRIKE

Aldermen Utpatel and Blaha of the
special strike committee met the ma
yor this morning and asked him to
appoint a committee of business and
professional men who would meet
with the understanding that they
hold meetings and try to bring the
striking garment workers and the
manufacturers together.
The mayor told them to go ahead
and appoint a committee. A special
meeting will be held tomorrow by
the aldermen and the members will
be named.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-03

MAYOR FAILS TO GIVE OPINION
ON SUBWAY PROPOSITION
The transportation committee of
the council which called on Mayor
Thompson this morning to get his
opinions on the subway proposition
found that the mayor had no opinion.
He told them so.
eve all agree on one thing and
that is the people of this city are en-
titled to better transportation" he
stated. "The only solution seems to
be subway"
"In the past this committee has
wasted time getting the details first
and then failing to get together on
the principles said Aid. Captain,
the chairman. "This committee will
get the principles first and the de-
tails later We hope to have our
plans finished by next spring. Wheth-
er they will be finished in time for
the spring election l have my doubts.
This is too big a question to bring
into a political campaign, anyway. 1
would suggest that special election
be held on this question"
o-o-
aE =.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-01

slick spots" in their SOIL This phe-
nomenon is marked by a running to-
gether and packing of the surface SOIL
after a rain or an irrigation and also
by the presence of calcareous hard
nan in the subsoil. To try to correct
these two conditions the sub-soil OF
some of these spots on the Caldweh
farm is being treated with sulphuric
acid Holes are bored only few ieet
apart and the acid run into these IA
small quantities. The sub SOIL oi
these spots has been found TO be hisn
in carbonate of lime. whereas the sur
face soil is low. The acid SHOULD as
solve some of the lime and carry II
49, tho upper soil by capillary &C
tion as sulphate Of lime.
..Tben why not add gypsum direct
Ivgo has been asked many times The
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-01

answer is this: BY the acid the hard
pan is disintegrated which seems to
be necessary to correct the "slick spot"
phenomenon. The hard pan, the farm
ers claim disintegrates when brought
to the surface where the atmosphere
can get to it. This is doubtless due
to the carbonic acid of the atmosphere
and In the experiment we are trying
the same treatmnet as nature gives,
except we are using a different acid.
The sulphate Of lime produced Is one
of the best chemicals flocculents that
we know and 1t is hoped it will help
to prevent the running together of
the soil
Results in this experiment should
not be expected too soon as it takes
long time for the lime sulphate to
diffuse through the soil and it may
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-01
WILLOW SUPPLY CUT OFF.
Basket Manufacturers Seek Growers
Here Who Have Been Establish
ed BY Government CuftInos

''eic VIM FIdNG DCG0 ESLdQltSU-
ed by Government Cuttings.
Because the European supply of will
low rods has been largely cut off sew
Hal American manufacturers of will
low furniture and baskets have ask
g the Department of Agriculture for
he addresses Of persons in this coun-
" who have taken up willow grow
ing For some years the department
mas distributed willow cuttings OF i'm
ported varieties with a view to de-
Noplng the production OF high grade
willow rods in the United States, The
usual Imports of willow come chiefly
rom England, Belgium, Holland, France
sAd Germany. but these sources have
'sen practically closed for several
months
one manufacturer reports that Jap
snese osiers are taking the market
i~merly supplied by Germany, at
signify higher price. Finished willow
'asxe's from Japan have come in where
spH bamboo was the only Japanese
asketWare on sale before the war.
a CONSEQUENCE of the shortage Of
imported osier, it is said, the price
american WILLOWS has increased
snd growers here are meeting with
usasy demand for their product.
Nearly two million cuttings have
Oeen distributed free by the Forest
aslslce among State Experiment Sta
uOns, forest schools, and individual
s'OWers The value of willow culture
ga profitable means OF utilizing over
INV lands not suitable for other crops
Aas been demonstrated, and the De-
si'ment Of Agriculture maintains
snall willow holt on the government
ann at Arlington, Va, for further
sss and for the continued production
cuttings for free distribution.
'ulletn on basket willow culture re-
ssauy published by the Department
discusses the varieties and methods
salen have proved most satisfactory
this country.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-01
A FREAK POTATO.

A freak in the way of potatoes was
brought to the Enterprise office to-
day Thursday which was grown in
S. ]. Martins garden on the bench.
The popularity about the potato is
that the spuds grow on the stalk of
the plant as well as in the ground.
There are a number of these freak
plants growing in Mr.. Martins garden
and he says he has never seen anything
like 1t. Another popularity about
this potato is that 1t does not bloom.
Enterprise, Culdesac.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-01
DELEGATES APPOINTED,

DolSE, June 1s.-(Special. )-Governor
!. s's.ander has appointed as delegates
4 ne American mining congress on
4 1922 to represent Idaho,
u ,v.owing: Harry L. Day, Wallace;
n.r NJ Leand, Mackay; B. b. Barnes,
p paasilsi Steve Smith, Boise; irwin f.
eAwell Bellevue; Frank McGrane,
q seVille; c. A. Cruise, Gilmore; f.
s,,s vnes, Idaho City: american Hill,
-A0n, N. A. Dillingham;. Leadore.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-01
A NATIONAL CREED

l,x,a. enicago Herald suggests the fol-
N ing as a National creed by which
Ia ms. a women and children of Amer
NJ, affirm their Americanism
"a , ,1.e In the United States, one
eAaron, visible; in her mission as the
10 ~ vn OF humanity-as the friend
slnglsn.." weak and distressed; in the
AnerlssA dignity and inviolability of
q our na., cl'izenship; in the validity
honor q traditions; in peace with
" friendship with all nations
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-01
NOTICE.
United States !

United States Land Office
Lewiston, Idaho.
June %, 1915.
The following described land has
been restored from power site reserve
and will become subject to settlement
on August l, 1915 at o'clock a. M,
and to entry on September 1, 1915:
T. 20 NJ, r. 1 E., Sec IA, SWH
NWA, NW1-4 swift.
Ne person will be permitted to gain
or exercise any right whatever under
any settlement begun prior to the date
of settlement fixed herein. The land
appears vacant upon the records of
this office.
HENRY HEITFELD, Register
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-01

that respect our rights; in entahei a lns
Alliances with none; in reasonable prep
arations for national defense by
and land; in shrinking no sacrifice ne tHs
ga IN hand down to the future inc
nricslass treasures bequeathed to US Dy
The mast: in the necessity of keeping
the western hemisphere free from me
, tnu Of european institutions ana
ar wi in the capacity of free
men for self-government' IN 'n nm
OF home and country; and IN tne If
flinching resolution that g0vern .no reo-
the people, for the people oy .ts
nile shall not perish from the ear'h
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-01

not come to the surface soil until the
moisture of winter falls and the soil
is plowed again.
p. p. PETERSON,
Department OF Soils.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-01
A NEW EXPERIMENT ON THE
CALDWELL FARM.

Farmers in the vicinity OF cal HaSlsd
ara troubled with what are
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-01

Farm loans. A. w. TalkingtOn. 1s-tf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-13

Gtnsiursti, II. e.Dt., 1915.

Sthetuustt III. Stpf, 1915.
Die Aadfrost nod 9srletsH mar bsuts
mdbie use bic tanien poreH niGt 70 iehr
bd@ajfist ais ~ Hnians Der @ohs. @efb
W piatg. blr Tahebea -oa tda" perbtn
pou ben Baaisn ~ bere6nef, pdbrsHb DE.
iAaffsbsyisre ~ b-s% bisfentirt SerbsH.
I'm ciisuen Harits purbes DarleteH .sn
tau, ~ sk--lx nnb anf 8sit II l-lxS
slactst.
eeafd sut Nes usss
paresH ~ 10e Tisiosto Der $1,000 Bipiltfn
Uaaisn serfanfi. Die Gounisrrsts betragi
soc erduis yz $1,000. =.
BsAfd ass essspa
etAt. 9sdisi ssf 9onbsn purssa su
s47o-47s Der Bio. Stsrlias srotirt. Gar
9s&ld auf Berlin rrrben sac ftS Mari
tsrsHset. ffr BsAid aaf Bars iTe pro
tfanf. sxf dmhessm loHs bss 0uIseH
sns auf 6tss 1s1It yafroHs, 2irss 1876.
csrsssscbfssrssss
nsrsn rutis uas hstis Die Danssa csc.
ttren n1ts Safof.
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15-25c anir benen BON Soriga
Samitdg.
9yette gnllen $6.OO-6.5O; golog.
Ha $5.25 5.75; ertra $5.85-6.O0;
mdgere unb Ieihte $4.0O-5.0O.
Wif9fiibe. 49, @ute bis aus.
trlefene Riibe finb in Ru8ira9e UNI
ftetis Inn Dreifs.
Nittlre unb Orbtildre $500
$85.
adlber. Bel nur mdBiaer
Ro6frase mar Der Waartt beute itstig.
Grtra $11.00; fuir Bis CUTE Iei6t,
$7.75-1O.75; crbindre bis srOBs So
50-10.25.
9 6peins Der WSartt mar
beute lunsiam uno oi. preiIe itstig Bis
etpds b0b.r infotge ssrinssr 3ufubr.
p0iels unb syleiiferiprten itisgsn um
10c per 100 pfifnb.
e9bere S1psins, 285 pfunb un6
aufpGrts, $7.25 755; 25O pfunt
bis $50 gtunb, $76O-7.80; quite biz
anserleisne 0trpatunas- uno 5leis
i6erIorten $8.15 8.25; prbindre Big
duserleisne itfpere ieite SGus $5.25
-6.75; Stdss $4.25- 5.25; aussrs
pdblte mittlers 8erIanbtiOrisn $8.15
--8.25; Ieihte DsridHbtiortsn $50
$50; Gtrief, 10 plumb unb pes
niger $6.00-8.10.
Sddfe unb QGmm.r. -
Die 3ufuhr mar ni4t srOB uHb De:
Wartt itetig.
G6afs: Grtra Isitts $5.3O-5.40;
f6tpere $5!O0-5.25; CUTE bis auser,
lsitne $4.60-5.25; orbindr. big fair
$2.6O-4.5O. Gdmmer EXTRA $500
$40; CUTE Biz aus,rlsisn. $775-
$50; orbindre Bis fair $5.25-7.50;
GuIfs $4.00-500; Stod gnes
$6.0O-700.
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Der framjOa(&e pauer.

Sds bGusrIids SieblunasIritsm IL
I'm grobten Sbsils 5rantrei9s burdr
aus bon b.m Deutidlanbs peridi.bsn
5ier iibripissen be Dorfi4af.su. Dor
bic ptreiDtlieu gduernbofe. Der elm
sise ipthtise 9uutt. ben man fsitSubai
ten bat, 1T Der, Sab bas fraus6iii&'
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l,.Ib. gsnSs nub assisn in Q.u yori.

0siHdffsvayies putssH u s1<-ss<x
eisteHiirt. Bsdfa aaf aoneon warsn
fart w e%6S fir 90 Tses SiA,; "a.
bel.6npsifuHseH &&.osh un6 SiHtgSsafsl
s467H. 6rssts et6f 69J. Rabd s.o4;
Rar eidt san, Rabsi san, Sirss Si&i
6.4s. xsbsf s.4t; Rubsi Sisi s4,<; fastl
%; ehbtr1arrrn %SAs. Rsyiisaif4s
Touars -.
ufttsHmsrft.-Tie HaiiEsrs tatten
brute bic Dbstbanb uab fat ole aftisn Der
siiis lafisH ~ Isissn. Der Narft l8fob
i1Dfr.
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Ghitaao. ID. september.

S4lpsine. - 3ufubr 5000. Rartt
tart. gult $3.50 7.85; lei5te 7.45
-S.25; ssnif4is $6.55-s.25; idpss
re $6.25-7.55; rlub $6-25-6.45; +;
Gsrtst $6,50-775,
Riuboisb. - 3ufgbr 800. Wdttt
Idltuad. eiubeimii9e Beef Stise
S6.1o- 1925; &iik unO 9eifsrs So.
00-S.40; Rdlber $8.O0-12.O0.
Shafe. - 3uiubr 1000. Uldrit
itetig. Wttbers $4,000; Gpes
S3.40-5.60; 9dmmtr $6.50-9.1O.
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Gbic0so, IL. septsmber.

y bicGgo. IL. September.
Weisea. 5ar S.ptember $50
81 o2tc, an S4lub 99te; fir 0.s
ssmber 94-97!e, am S6lub 95c;
fiji Wsai s75-S101s, ON saIub
98te.
@elf6iorn. = Jir s.ptsm6er To
-75se, ON S4IuB 72sc; far De.
ssmbsr 57t-58ie, am s5lub 57tc.
Safer. - Gar September 3es +
BIC. am S6Iub 1886; fir S.semser
36a-363e, an S4iub 36st.
Rogseu. - go. 2 nominal; Ro.
3 90s-91e.
9eriie. - 5O-6Oc.
Gtmotbp. - S5.50-s.5O.
atse. - $s.35-13.25.
9orf. - Sir Ottober S12.t7-
1890. am sdIlb 1920; iiir "a.
mar $l4.s7-14.S, am saIub
$14.s7.
s6uloIs. - Sir GttOber SOP
$40. om stIuB s,02; fir Sanuar
S.57--S.65, am SdIub S.57.
Tippenieiten - Sir Gftober 7S5
1872, am StlIB 7.S2; mir "a.
nuar s.27-s.35. am SdIuB $50
Butter. - Warii nisorissr. Grsd'
mern 21--24c.
Gier. - Rdr.t unperdubsrt.
Rartofisln. -- Rar.t boher; Ustn'
nefoto ObeOs 35-38c; Waabsau uEo
DisooRfin peibe 40-45c.
Gefliiael. - GebMbes. War.t bObst.
Siibnsr 12t-13c; Sprinsers 15e.
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Y q d unb nacb.

Sat Sbr Rahbar bic Stimpfipor'
tc suriidgeuommen, bic er in Der
@irtbf1aft aeaen Sie onsgefoben2"
IA, allie - bis duf ben YSduf-
tcpf eriter 8iuffe". bariiber itsbell
mir nph in llnierhonoIauaF
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$1.B-200; aetp5bnlide 50-75e
rothe Nftrifan $1.00-1.5O per 8bl.
einbeimifte 50t-$1.OO per Blu.
! 8ttronen. - Weijind $500
1926; California $2O-2.75 pc
Rifle.
| Grape Gruit. - $2.5o-3.H
per Crate.
| Srdnasn. California BAL
$3.50-4.25 per stiite.
| pflaumen. Blrbdnt 30
75c per Crate: blaue 75e; Damior
81 .00-125; beuti9e 3peti4ssn ST..
25-1.50 per 9u.
3udermtlonen. - einbeimi
idbs 81 .25-1.50 PEI Dbl.
WetntrdlbeH. Jbes Seeb'
20-25c; Goncorb 22-25c Der aort
bon 8 pfunb. Riasara $1.00-1.25
Der Crate.
Yfirfi6t, - Ohio $1.2o-1.t
GO. einheiniide $1.25-1.50 per gu
Wi6iaan $1.25 per Bu.
Waffermelouen. - $15-
$50 per 6nnbert Stiid.
BirHen. ginbeimifhe Bart
lets $4.50-5.00: gurre Glargo $3.,
25-3.50 per gbl.; ssdIs $1.0o-1.'
% per gu.
pftffsr. - Ginbdmiidsr 90
60c per gu.
9artoffeln. - einbeimift.
H.40-1.50: gobbl.rs gao. / $1.40
LEO per gbl.
SiBtartoffeln. 8irsi'
MA $2.75-3.OO, efte oerf.h $500
AIS per 9bl.
Surt.n. - ginbeimiide 500
per gu.
5omaten. - ginbeimiIdx 75c
81. 90 per gu.
gIumentobf. S1.o0-1.25
Der 86l. BON 8 Dubenb.
araut. - GinbeimiIfes 75c-.
85e Der gbl. ROtbss s1.0o-1.25
per gbl.
aObhabi. - 3Oc per 8 9ussno
BiinbeI.
pfdl.s. 25-3oc pei 100
eiiid.
3uderforn. - 121-.15e per
Dubenb aoIbsH.
.3niebeln. - ginbeimiihe gel'
BE 35-5Oc per gu. unb $125-1.'
&c per gbl.; Ginbeimiffe psiss zoe
Der gu.
Crime ppbnsn. - ginbeimi'
ide S1.0O-1.50 per 2 Bu.
2im obobnen. 20e per
Quart.
aarotten. - gtn6eimifte 10e
per DussNb 9iinbel.
Rothe Raben. - GiHktmif4e
6-10c per Duserh.
Qanbprobutts.
5su. SO. l Simo.b9 $17.o0-
1850; Ro. 2 9imptbp $500
16.; 0o. 3 simotbp S13.O0-13.s
70; Ro. l stmiiater aIse $14.50; Ro.
2 semti4ter Rles S12.50; go. l RIee
$3.50; RO. 2 alee 5000.
WHbIsnfutter IN fietis. -
Rleis $21.50-22.00; WtSblinss
srobes $27.50-28.OO; DO. feinss
$29.0o-3o.0o; ssuaf9tss vuttsr
$24.00-24.50.
SGmersien-- Wartt iietig. -
9lseidmen S7.5O-S.60 auf BEN Ges
Ieiie unb $8.d30-9.75 per 8u. Dom
Store. sinotbb $2.25-3.0O per gu.
Dom stOrs. gutpsisn SOC per 8u.,
la3sfamen S1.70 per Bu
gerf9ieotnes
Dele. - Wartt f..tia. 2ein6l. roa
ks 55e Der 9allon. in portiM bon
3 gbl. Gao4tes IL m.hr go. l
aarbSl 60c: Cotton S.sb Del. raffi.
nirte 49c per 9alIon.. aerpeHtin Acc
56c IN Dartisn BON 10-25 GallOnsu.
petrolsum. SbiO Carbon 100 Grdb
95e. bo. $50 GroS 10se. 6sdbliabt
175 9rab 12e: Rsb groipn GaiOlin
lie: Rapbtd 16c per Gauoue In Ddrs
tisn Don 1--5 Bbls.
Sals. - Der Warti III rnbig.--
Sbip Ripsr $1.05 Der 81. Don 2S0
pfb.. ifuhrlo3u binsussfiiai.
5dla. - Wsartt itetia. prtmd
Giip 6-6se: oo. Gounirp 5s-5se
per pfwnb.
RobIsn. - Wartt rltbia. gou'
qbio9benp S3.5O-3.75. Rub uHb
6Iad $2.25. adnatpba Stiidtoblm
S3.5o-3.75. Rub unS slad s2.25
per sonne abasIief.ri. Rau9Iof.
StiidioblsH S4.75, DO. gtub unb
Glad 1925. 2tntbratite $7.75-s.00
per sonne abaeIisfer.. Got. toit,t
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~ - = - N'f~
finirt.r Gut 2oof $685.; poipb.reb
S6.05: CUBES $500; arannlirter $5..
95: goHfettiouers u" $5.85: Oh
.a" $500: psib.r .rtra S5.40; EXTRA
.g- $500 Der 100 pfunb.
UlOlaff.s 1T iietia. - Rem Or,
leans Open asi.le 40-55t. gentriia'
aal 20-3oe per Gollone.
Rets. - aonifiaHd. ifanep 5saS
eb-7e; prima 5A-6c; HorbinGrer
Sc; Ncpdn 6-5Ac per pfunb.
Datrp. .probuite
Butter. - Wartt ruhia. prsiie
fen. - Wbolsmili extra 3Oe; Gen.
iraliseb stra 27ac: Gsntraltsebfirfts
24e: bo. geonSs 21e: iTancp Dairp
2os: padiRa Stod 17-1ee per
gfunb.
Raj. Rar,t ifetia. Dbio 15s;
Tprbipefilitvr 15-152e; Rep gorf
1916; Shipeissr 19-32ae: DO. Bird
Ice: Qimburasr 1915 per pfunb.
Gier. - Tonrii fsftsr. - gris
ma frifhe 6iibnerei,r 25e; firifs
22ae: orbindr. firfts 2ohe: iecOnbs
lSe Der Dnsenb.
GefIagtl. - Rd&fraee aiits -
groiltrs Il pflinb uHb bariiber 14e;
uHier anbertbalb pfunb 14he; Siibs
t,r 12-13ac: Sdbne Sc: Srut'
biihner 17se: Guns Csc; GHtsn 10
--12e: iiinqs Gnin 12-14e; GGnie
10-12c per gfunb.
Cbf anb Gemiife
GepteL - Rid,isan Dut&sb
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Retail . MART.

Rem Ycrt, II. September.
aupftr. - Rartt flau uuS nom:
nal.
Glectrol1tir. - $500.
Gifen. Warit uRpsrGno.rt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-13
1dsliher Wsarft. Serid,t,
Gintinnati. 11. ssptbr.

sieben fi6 nur duf gnqros 5rdnss
atiioHsn. 9si .lsinsren gef91ften
lperben eiipas b0bere preiie bere4nst.
propifiOnen.
g 6mala. prima Stsam
8.00-s.1O: ieamilb Sdamala So
&c per piunb.
9rodengsidl5enes Jfeif d..
Sbort clear Seitsn 93-104c; Grs
ira fbori clear 9s-10c: ibort Hipperls
ieiten 9a-10c; S4altsrn 84-8se;
Bellies 10-105t.
Bacon. S6ort clear Seit.n
10i-114c; erira ihOri clear Seiten
101-11c: fbori Rippenfeiien 10a-
lie: S6ulteru 94-9Ac: Bellies IL
111c.
sugar Gureb Glsif9. -
S9inieH 15-153e: picnic S6altern
10i-10ac: greatfeit Bacon 49,
19e: Sduli,rn in Yadeien 10a-11e;
n. y. Gut S6uliern 10a-11e; trOs
dene Beef Sdinten 23-25e.
SiBqep6teftes 9 Hleif6. =
Ser pfuHb: Sdinten 12-12te: mic'
mic Sdulteru 9i-9sc; Bellies
16-161f: S6ultrn 10t-10sc; q.
y. Gut bo. 104-10it.
Grff9es Tleif3. - SdiHten
11i-124e: pierie S4ult.rn s.
Sic; Sdulter s-Sac: fbort RIP
penfeiten 9-91e: ihort clear Gei'
ten 9-9ic: ertrd ibort clear Seiisn
9-9ac; Bellies lsi9t 16-16ie; Bel
lies ibipers 10-11.
Rebl unb 8etreib.
Webl. - Wint.r gatsnt $6.10-
$50: Dint.r fanes S5.65-5.9o;
Dinter lamilp S5.25-5.35; Dinter
utra $4.80I5.00; Winter orbindrss
s4.6o-4.80: 6ari.s Deis.n Dat.nt
$6.40-6.80; 6artes Wsissn faneg
$5.95-6.20; 6artes Dsis.n Tamilp
A.95-5.35; Rosssnmebl, nOrbpeif.
Iites a.mii4tss $5.7o-5.95; rsin.s
Gitn Rouasnm.bl $5.So-6.05; giip
asmiidt,s ROassnmsbl $5.70-5.95.
eistn. - go. 2 rotber Winier
$l14-l.15; 30. 8 DO. $L08-l1o
90. q DO. 95e-$1.6.
Welfdtorn. Ro. i tDsibss
7Se; go. 2 bo. 77s-7se; go. 3 DO.
U-77ie; Ro. 4 DO. 76A-77e; Ro.
8 bO. 76-76sc; RO. 6 bO. 75-76e-
70. geIbes 1915; SO. 2 s.tbes 78-
78ie; RO. 3 bo. 77a-78e; Io. 4 TO.
77-77ac; Ro. 5 DO. 76A-77e; Ro.
6 bo. 75t-763t. - Ro. 1 ssmif9tss
7Se; QO. 2 DO. 77-7se; Ro. 8 bo. II
-77sc; RO. 4 bO. 76a tic; go. s.
bp. 76-76se; Ro. 8 DO. 75-76e. :
Weibes aolbsuiorn 76-7Se; ssIbes
aolbeniorn 77-79e; ssmi4tss RoI'
bsntorn 76-7Se.
ROsstn. - go. 2 93i-95ac; |
90. Ss-91f; Ro. 4. $3.50.
5afer. - 80. 2 peiber 44-45e;
Gtanbarb peibsr 41-42c; Ro. 8 rDei'
ber 37a-3Se; Ro. 4 rpeiber 33s
34c; Ro. 2 gsmiitssr 34-35e; Ro. |
8 semif4tsr 3-34e; Ro. 4 sernii4ter |
31-3&.
Wbistn
9ertauit puroen $50 gbls. 0iftil. !
..rs SinifbeS Soobs auf Der Bats bon
S139 per GaGous.
grptertes.
adffee. - ssapa 23-3oe Ro'
ia 29-30e: Guatemala fanrp 19e;
DO. gutter 17ie.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-13
AasDdrtise mdrfte.
Rem gort, II. Septsmb.r.

WlebI. - Wor.t anbaItmo f.it.
Iei5eH. - gaartt hart; gbicasc
Ro. 2 rotber unb SO. 2 barter, S1.19!
c. |. I. Rsp Yort fir September; 60
l ROrtberH Duluth $1.O2s unb Ro.
l Rortbern Wsauttoba CSC {, /. (
Buffalo.
We!i4tprn. - Wartt feit; SO. 2
gsIbss S8se fiir prpupsu @eriaHbt.
Safsr. - Wsnr.. fsft; ReieT 70. 8.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-13
Stehmarft.
giueinnati, II. eptbr

giueiHna!i, II. eeptbr.
3ufubr uHb gsrianbt udbrsnb be,
DerfIo6entn Wo4e. o.rsIi4sn nit ber-
isIben 3eti xr Dtrsangenen sip.i
Do4eH pGpcu wie folst;.
3ufubr gtinSp. S&tpeins Sdai,
%. aus. j. 1888 1854 1877
4. Sept. 6540 1900 l2l71
IL. Sept. 6913 16,421 6428
9erfanbt pdbrsnb SerieIb,n 3sit:
Rinbp. S4psin. G6af,
%. 4us. ;. 3116 1861 1O.777
4. Sept. -. 3181 1910 9078
IL. Sept. $3.50 9572 2412
Rinouitb. - Der Mdrtt mar
feuts lausfom unb bi. gyreiis unpsr.
Gnbert. Stoders unb Gsbers ipdysn
tn 3ismlib gutter gla4fpds..
WsittIsrs unb fbpns Stiere $7.O0
$50; S1ien $3.00-6.25; sylei.
ffer Stiere $5.25-7.25; auserIeIen.
bis ertra $7.35-7.75; Seifers $3.50
--6.25; auserIsiene Bib EXTRA S6.50-
7.5o; Riibs $3.25-5.50; duserIeTene
BIS eytra $5.65- $50; Gamers 2.s
B-3.75; Stod Riik $4.25-5.25;
Giod Stiew $500 -7.50; Gtod Ski
fers $5O0-8.0O.
4ullsu.- Die gsafJfrase nor
nur uabis auS bic prstis itsbeu um