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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-04-09

They are the least desirable bless
ings which come in disguise.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-04-09

Wonder How Paw Knew?
Little Lemuel-Say, paw, what 10 Q
promoter?
Paw-A promoter, son, il . man who
sells something he hasn't got to an
other man who doesn't want It.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-04-09
Il Meauooe
20 %zzzeu:
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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-04-09
Contrary commendation-

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30 here is some very rare steak"
well done!"
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1915-04-09

Made Me Wen and Strong.

MACKDoN, N.Y. was all run dow
vous, no appetite, could not sleep and !
the time. The doctors said I had Door
turning to water. took difFerent medj
but Lydia T. Pinkham's Vegetable q
strong, and am recommending Il {
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
Der wfd,rlpeHftige ~1andammmana

-antrsten!!1 rief Der llnterOffsier
in ben Warteiaal binein.
Die unsebienten 2anofturmleute,
bic gum arbeitsbienff fomman6iert
paren unb mad longer gifenbabn<
fabrt bier mod Elm @las Bier trans
ten, bepor Der 5ubmarl1 ansetreten
tpnroe, erboben iid inb tratea brau.
ben an. BUR elm einStger blieb rubta
fBen, 10, er b~eiielte fi9 fosar nod
elm frif4es @las Bier. als Oh lbnl
bic aanse Sade gar ni9ts ansebe.
~antreten!" ipieber6plte Der lin.
teroffiSier. 9iesmal tpurbe Der Son
isinsr Stimme Tdon ettpas ungemiits
lid.
Der Mann blieb rabig iiBen.
.Serr. baben Sic seb0rt, mas i1
seiast bdbeg @ollen sic fofort dufs
Febsn94
20, i9 babe nod lanse .3eit!"
Der lln~teroffiaier betam etnen ros
ten &opf; NIT oiefen unseOienterl
2euten erlebie man ia gang ungIaubz
lide Sadsn.
sd frase sic aur, lebten Mol,
ipoaen Sic fofort aufitebeng4
sd babe nod LANCE 3eit!A fasts
Der Rann uno blieb fib.n.
Sept perlpr Der llnteroffisisr Die
Gsoulb. Ct elite binaus, um ben
SelbpebeI gu rufen.
Der SelbpebeI Derfudte es sus
nddft nit Site.
Isle baben eeb0rt, bab Der linz
tsroffSier Intreten befobIen bot.
Darum iinb sic als Der ginstse
fiben seblieben?"
pWeil i9 nod minbeitens cine bals
be Stunbe 3eit babel"
,Was2 Cine balbe Stunbe?"
.aun ia, bis mein s3us abfdbrt.1
Der 5sISfpebsI mddt Elm Ianses
gefi9t. ,Sbr 3usg @sbOren sic
oenn ni6t Observation-Disclosures"
salt mir gar ni9t Elm. i'd babe
bier nur &ortoffeln pertauft unb
fabre ieBt mad 5auie."
.aber, Wann, pdrum baben Sic
ods nidt sIeih selost21 fruste Der
SeIbfpebel unb atmete erleiatert arf.
.Gg bot mid ia nismanO Snnab
sefrd9t!." idate Der .renitente 2onb
iturmm1nn" uuo traut rubig Ods
ueubeitellte Bier on.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05

no man aer3ie erfdIGgt, lpenn Il.
bethlehem NIT 8aIt bsffreuen, neil
fie bic Tpten babur4 Inns 5immeI.
reid brinseu. Dies III Der aeiftios
Stiliftanb. oen Ole Glaipopbilen 70
germ .oie bon Der iiinSisen 3ipi.i.
lation nod unssflu9te, enelii1 : urs
4riitli9e SseIe" nennsn, Den mir a5er
better .aiiatiid@ beiBen. neil in RuBs
lamb fuie i'm iibrissn 9liien fiG felt
8ibels 3eiten nidts bonn SIu6 be-
fpegt bat.
Dem Der Sail, senau Der aleide
Sau, mar ndmlih ff<n einmoI ba
Dor 5tpeibunbsrt Sabrsn. SIN
Sabre 1882 tpiitete in Mostau cine
5ieberepibemie. Die nationaIiitiide
Wobe NOR bamaIs nod nidt erfuns
ben. 9aber befdporsn oieislben 2eus
te, Ole beute bic 3auberipriide Der
Seuti6en sebOrt baden lpolfsn. bas
mals primitiber, iie bdttsn leIbit ges
fe6en, ipis ii6 Der &rantbeitstsnfeI in
SeitaIt zines Glefantsn b,imtiG
nadts in Oie Stabt einasfdlidsn
bate. 9d brad bas Bolt log. bies
len 5eufel. gu fuden, unO auf Dem
Wese babin f6lus es bic babe Stnbt
in Sriimmer.
2peateli, Der bis oamaIs in Ieie
Her r3eitaenUHiiden 8riefen" Bee
ridtete. meinte baSu. man miiRe ii9
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
Disasbt sparsebots der EHsIaadsr.

Die 2Onooner .sGoiIp Mail" psrOf.
fentIiht adt @shpfe DER Spariamteit,
Die elmer Der Better pes englifdtlt
Observation-Disclosures, R. s. 8.
Norsan. oufseitsIlt bat: /. Man ,rs
riAte teinen Reubnu in ieBiser 3sit.
2. aIs Gefdente peripenoe man
nir papiere Der 3riessanlsibe.
3. Man fabrt nur bnnn i'm Mntomos
bil, iuenn Elm offisisllsr auftras ODER
elm Mobltdtisfeitsbient "a erforbert.
4 Mon la6e feline Jrsunoe ins
Gaftbous elm. 5. Man tiimmere
fih niht i'm, Die Nsooe. 6, Nan
pertuenoe ni1t itltbr Dienfboten, ols
unerldbli1 III. -7. Man biete nies
niarbtm Elm Getsdnt an, bepor man
niAt Ia Der 9 IN, auf ben Gite
lusnitobsn. triute fel6f
lib gum Sa :aes luur Maf.
fsT.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05

nmfriebiat. unb 8Iumen neiaen Ft5
Dor benz gbrifugbiIb nit Der aro.
ne. bas barauf itsbt. @iele 8reuse
frngen bic 9amsn Der 8sfausnen
nnb ibre 8eeimenisnummer.
Ginies bunberi Meier 6inter Der
5ipeiten @srisiSiaungsIinie lpurb.a
bic aedsr be!ieIt, nnb mebrmoIs Ils
i'd 8nuern an Der arbeit, fpdbrsnb
f6tpere GefdsEe iiber lie binipea.
fouitsn. guf rem @eietn, bic Eel.
uabe t6eIid BEN feinbliden Seuer
ousesIebt fnb. GRAFT @ieb, unb Sai
len biipfen Spif6en linen berum.
Do iprehs iemonb nod bon feiasr
Snfenl
3niiden nnierer srftrn unb ap.ir
ten 2inie srRytdt ii6 bas urtsl
Mafer seiebts 8sIanbe. Sier uni
bo roseH aus Der triihen Elut 81,
9riimmsr friletsr RottIi6er Ban
srnb0fe pbsr trsibt Elm bid qeIfpoI.
LN .2 r.N- ~L Hs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
hboshowitifbe hAltnr.

Wena ntar, bas 10 lief, bon ben
IN Rpsfau 5~ertrimmerten unb ME
bersebraRnten SGiiern, bon ben tot
getrdmpelten @reiieu unb ms Mafer
getpprfenen 5rauen, bann lit einem
Die iiblide Grtldrung BON patriotiid
ergrimmter ODER repolutiondr aGrens
oer 8oltsput ni9t ruHii6 aenua.
Yin Suoenpogrom. bas ip6re lpeniaz
items poliseirufifd. aber elm 6rems
0snpogrom 6us if eber 9inefSh.
Srssno etpas itimmt ba nod ni6t.
Damn fin6st man in ben ruiIiiden
3eitunsen i9iiGtern psrItedt bic Wlps
tipteruug Dur9 4berslnuben, Sersns
glauben. Die pielen epibemii6en
Seu6en, bic infolee bes &rieaes in
Nostau ausbrehen. batten oas Bolt
beitdr5t. Sc gIoubte INNER mebr,
oiss tOnne ni9t nit reGten 0inaen
auseben. lln0 renn Ser Rufe Seuz
fel poer Screen ptttsrt, bann pirb
er milo. Sie 8ebOroen tonnten nifts
mebr tun, ols Der auftpdenoen 8ut
Elm bequemss 3iel 81 ssigen. Sp
falbsn iid etti1 pisie 2elte, bic be-
iaiupreu, nit eiaenen Shrsn duf ben
8ahnbOfen sebOrt al bnbeL tpie Die
burdtraRspurtisrtsn Seutf1eR &riesss
| gefaneenen bic 5tnot rpertpunIhen"
bGtten.
Se9.n Sic. Sas tIinst sIei9 ans
oers, bns lit edit ruFiI9. Dies III
Sas 2ano. tpp ii6 mod bis beute an
ichrlih Sunberte uno Sunberte ben
brutaliten Morben unb SotT&ldgen
an permeintliden Ssren unb geIeFe
ieneu ercignen, Dies lit has 2aaS,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
Eiatsr der bsIsiitsH vfersfront.

Gin 8eridterfatter Der .8Ianms
f&e Stem" sibt folsenbes Bib bon
Der 2anbidaft binter Der bslsiiden
Gront an Der Yfsr: .... !Sintsr ben
SdibensrGb.n fisbt man bic BON
Gef9uHen umserpiiblten GeIber. mel.
DE bn unb tort nod ibre grn.e
bon perfaulten 3uderriiben tras,n.
9araH srensen Dieien i'm berrIit
den SpmmerTdmud. Der MIR oana
unb iponn bon buntlen Grbboufea
sebroden ipirb, bic ibr gntfebea
srpBfaIibrieen @ronaten 3u perbans
Ten boben. Sdufis ft0bt man auf
ipaHersefiinte 2nufsrdben, nm berea
BtfiB i'm OttUbtr 70 beftig &c.
i6ntpft uurbs. llebernl trifft man
bann aud grdber. bic NIT beiliser
6orse untsrbalten iperben. 9i.
msifteH finb nit farbisen Gt.in.n
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
ueAskalL

llsdstil an Der Dina, in Der
HGbe BON Aisa, sntitano I'm HOO als
aniiebluns 8rsmer rno 2iibeter
8aufleuts, Die bier cine Rirde mo
sum Sdube bss 5anbelsplabes cine
gurs erbuutsn. Der Seesebsrser aus
saittner gbprberr Meinbarb pertine
bette bier 1855 oas gbrif.ntum, unb
Die 8etpphHer nannten ieitbem bic
Burg Stestpln. D. b. 3loiter. papft
Clemens III. fiftete bal0 6aruuf elm
@istum, unD lledstiin puroe nun
Der Iisgansspuntt elmer 1riitliben
unb bsntiden 8ultur, bic nod beute
bur1 ole Sablreiten beutf9en Srts-
naInsrl beseust rpirb. Sa liesen an
Der Dina, anterbaIb 0iinaburss,
Ort, pie Srsppenbof, a~reusburs,
Srieoritftaot, @roB : Sunsfernbof.
Risa, Marienbpf II. a., bti @inoau
Elm @ngermiihoe. noroli1 bon &isa
cir @opbienrabe uip. Malerii4e
g~nraruinetl i'm 9iinatale erinnern on
Die tapferen oentiden .Sdpertbris
Der. bic, ME bic 9eutfdritter in
preuBen bier nit Der driItIihen
Sebre au9 bi. ipeitlide Ssrri1aft
Tires Sroens iiber Aurldnb, 2ibIanb
nnb Gftlaro nusbreiteten. 0eutfdes
2eben bliibte bier nnmentli4 IN ben
Stdbtsn reidIid. Dur9 ben Rpftdos
ter 6rieben i'm Sabre 1721 tarnsn
oiefe @ebiete srOBtsnteils an Rub
lamb, une ME bod Better Ser Grobe
Disfe grlperbuns efnf6dbte. ssbt bass
aus berpor. bob q fn bon nun
an ntdt riur Der Grobt4, fcnotrn
au9 ~36erri1sr ailer Reibsn- Ilonns
t.. Inter BEN gtafIuB bes bolbafias
tif9en GrcBruHatums trotsu f1lieBs
lid Die Oeutfnen 8ssiebunoen Sus
rid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05

lener pferbetabcper pprbei. Der Sc,
fant, ben ioId,e siers unb aud
Menf9enleifeH psrbreiten, 1T an
f4piiIen @benben unertrGglib. 9as
gu fommt, boB Mbriaben tleins
Jliesen cine pirtlide Ganbplaa:
bilben. @Isi6 f9peren @etpittsr
ipoIten brsGeu iie bas 2i9t Der
untersebsnben Gpnne. @Iidli6er
peife ersreift Der @sIunbbeitsbi.ni
ipI4e WaBreseln. baB Seuden niht
auftreten.
@efonoers fhtpierig lit bier Der
9ertebr nit ben 8prpoten BET nals
fem Wetter i'm 9unteIn. 9luf idma
len 9obIen mub bic abIofung, i'm
@Gniemarfd, iiber bic tiefen nit
S6lamm gsfiilIten @rGben sieber.
@ar mander treue Ramsrab fpurts
burd feline fdipere gusrifunq in
bic Siefe s.aogsn unb tonnte midi
mebr serettet iuerSen. absr aud auf
feifem 9pben 1T mon Dor benz grs
trinfen ni1t fifer. lleberal finset
man febr tiefe, nit DoFer aefiilIte
Grandfather. Gin Sebltritt une
Der bes G9pimmens llntunbtae In
perloren. So, au@ i'm frieoli9.n
@tldnbe Der gier lauert Der Sob!1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05
cadorla berintet...

reaoorna beridtet4 bas Nori
Hiist.
IS beiBt 70 bel pit: gaborna iiist:
ST liisi feinem 8oIfe BON Sieaen Dor
limo perf4IieBt Dor isber Wabrbeit
fem DIR.
st liist bas 8laue i'm S9la9tsetiim,
Bon Staliens .eipiszbIauem" Sims
mel.
Ino er fiist, tpenn alIes sebt In bic
Auer',
Sas . laue aud bon Dem abriasM eer.
Sreubra4 uno aise finb eng per.
fpanbt
Sn Gaoornas traurisem &oterlmb.
gu allen WabrteitsfGH6ern oer
Welt,
earOona ii9 aIs ber erfte gefelt,
St bIeibe BIB su oes @elttrieses
S6luB.
Der Derlosenfts GeneraIiffmus.
0od EMF, tpenn Stalien 1T beTest,
furdbar audi ibm: nMeb' BEN,
Der liist!"
pauI &un3enbprf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05

ariese fiibrt als @9ulen unb Sets
9enbpipitdler baut. Srub 9ofos
iepfti unb SoIitoi blsibt bisier Be-
sriff raublanb" nod unsri9iittsrt,
unb MIR bic .Sires'. oisie refine
GtuDisnquelle Der 0sItgeI6idte.
bleiben nod iibris. nm fir Oas Sns
ferntentrintselo ihrer feds ruFifdtn
Sabrssiupplsmente gu bsbaupten,
mostoDitiide 4ultur iei Der beutIdm
aleid urb iiberIesen setucrben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-11-05

e6en Mostau tpie cine lsue fpeitIi6s
.4nfebluns bon Sfiaten uno 8ams
tf9attalsn porftellen, bic betanntIid
fit bic ~itupioeften 80lfer bes sansen
Rorbens selten". aber, bebauptets
er, Der 8erslei9 babe eber etipas Be-
Ieioisenbes fir bic Sitiaten, benn in
uieIen 9ingen ieien ole Mostoniter
nod f9limmer.
SoSialrepplutiondre. 8~obenrefors
mer, Die SnteIettueuen in 9auBlano,
lie bleiben friibreife 9braienbrefder.
folanse fe OuIben. baB ibre Resies
rurg nod INNER lieber ~ablentenOe"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-13
THE RAY. II. FELTON. bel

Il pastor OF Jefferson.ave Meth
odist church In a short time, un-
der his direction the church has
made wondrous strides II is be-
ing redecorated and remodelled TO
meet the requirements OF a great
ly enlarged congregation.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-13
NEGRO EDUCATORS
DETROIT VISITORS

The appearance in Detro1
churches OF lrtpra sentatives o.
Hampton Normal and Agricultural
institute, Of Hampton. Va. includ-
ing the famous Hampton quartet. i
attracting much attention HamT-
ton is aae OF he greatest Negro
training schools in the country The
Rev. RI. 3. Turner. chaplain. and
Major r. r Notion. commandant,
are AT the head OF the delegation
They will speak sunday evening IN
First Presbyterian church Major
Motion. with Booker +. Washington.
are considered the most prominent
graduate CT Hampton
The noted Negro educators will
also be heard Sunday in Jefferson
ave. Presbyterian church. and Sat
urday evening IT, the North Wood
ward-ave Con gregarional church
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-13

loud. a remnant OF the Armenians
u Turkey may be sased
Already the United states gov
eminent has gone the iimit-eyen
straining diplomatic etlQuette-in
pleading for the Armenians Al.
most as soon as the atrocity stories
we're officially confirmed the state
department sent protest 10 Tur-
key. Ambassador Morganthsu Is
the one Supreme advocate OF The
unerers in Constantinopie Amer
can consuls are outspoken and
active in their efforts 10 stay the
atrocities
iumanly speaking, everything
possible ls being done by America
TO save the Armenians Now the
church turns to prayer in the spirit
9f Lincoln who said Il have often
been driven 20 my knees in prayer
Uecause or the conviction that I had
nowhere else TO 90
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-13

Grade crossing accidents cost los
lives in Pennsylvania in the fiscal
year ending July
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-13

! be held in many places, as they al
ready have been held in Boston,
Philadelphia, and New York These
demonstrations have threefold
purpose. First, they arouse and
solidify the Christian brotherhood.
They make the Protestant Chris
tians of America aware OF their
essential identity with the Gregor-
ian and Roman Catholic and Greek
Christians OF the Orient
Then the meetings show the pos
sibility OF financial relief 10 the
Armenians who have escaped from
Turkey. Some 100000 refugees are
across the border in Persia and
Russia, homeless and without
means of livelihood In certain
cases in Turkey. it is possible to
succor the starving survivors The
New York committee has cabled
100000 already. and is seeking
more from the public.
Most important OF all. these mass
meetings OF protest. and all the
publicity the atrocities are receiv-
ing in America, are forcible express
sions of the opinion OF civilization.
They are already having weight
with Turkey and her allies Even
the young Turks in their respera-
ton cannot fiout public opinion OF
course the news has gone 10 Tur-
key and elsewhere in Europe con
corning the interest and indignation
in this country over the atrocities.
The latest reports show some in
cidental Attachments Of ferocity. II
America still continues 10 speak out
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-13
! NEWS OF THE CHURCHES

time hat Detroit Viii have had the
privilege OF entertaining the SALIVA
tiou Army officers responsible tor
their work Ia Canada,
Commissioner w J Richards of
Canada. who is the responsible ol
acer for the army work in Canada
wiIl be al the citadel for service,
an lo go a. m and p. m and
sin be assisted by Col. aud Mrs. a
Gaskiu. the chief SECRETARIES for
Canada Lieut. -Col Kimball, who
is in charge Of the salvation Army
work in Michigan and Indiana viii
preside The Windsor SalNadoT
army hand as Well as The citadel
band will be in attendance at the
morning service.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-13
Y. w. c. A. TO HAVE
WEEK OF PRAYER

& special service has been ar.
ranged by the Y W c. A. for Sun.
day. TO open the worlds week o.
prayer Il has been thought best
this year to ser aside an entire sun
day meeting instead OF brief meet
ings each dav OF the week as in
previous years
Mrs J. W Finney will b. the
leader and after reviewing the stu-
alton i'm associations in other lands,
she will call for prayer for the
specific needs OF different fields
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-13
WILL TELL OF
CANADIAN WORK

Meetings in the Salvation Army
citadel Second and Michigan-aves..
Sunday. will be OF special character.
inasmuch as it viii be the first
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-13
institute Program

McGregor institute announces The
following speakers and singers for
the week. Sunday. the Rev r. J
Service. Monday open meeting. led
by y II Scott stereopticon pic.
lures. Mrs. Richard Cudmore will
sing. Tuesday Rev w. H. Wray
Boyle singer Miss birdie Rason
Wednesday, mid week rally led by
Mr. Carrabin, Institute choir will
sing Thursday, the Rev NJ. s Rice,
Mrs. Peacock will sing: Friday. the
Rev William Walker. singer Miss
Camp; Saturday. open meeting led
by Mrs. George Brown
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-13
An improved ouinire. Does OF Cause

The happy combination of laxatives
in LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE.
makes the Quinine in this form have
far better effect than the ordinary
Quinine. and il can be taken by any
one without affecting the head Re
member to call for the full name
Look for the signature OF L. w
Grove. 25c.-Ady.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-13

DEv T. B HOYT of Flint,
IN Michigan, through whose ac-
.iyities the big brewery which had
sold its producer through the city
for years until Geuesee county
voted dry recently. WAS convert
ed into church
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.

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CITE sTll9 E SEE, mp Swiss. SIC; Amer
lean Swiss, 26c; block Swiss, &c; twins.
Ice; daisies, lie; triplets, lie; Young
Americas. 19c; blue label brick, II5Se; I'm
% W9rte ,sc ;Oi imported Dor French Roauefort
PoTAToEs-Colorado Rurals, TIC bu,;
Red River ohios, sOc bu.; Minnesota
" FisHSTrout 7vc; large crappies. 15c;
halibut, l4c; channel catfish, l4c.
| SWEET oTAroEs-tAansas. 2IS Dbl
BEEF CUISINE. l ribs. 16c; No. 2
ribs, iIc; No. ribs, 1O%c. No, 1 loins
No. / chucl1s, &c; No. chueks. SIC; No.
S S6nSss lis e No no roI IESsa ioc No 90
plates, Sc. No. plates, TIC; No.
PoULTRY-Broilers. 14ltc; spring chick
ems, lie; hens, 9Q1lc' cocks &c; ducks.
10c; geese. Sc; turkeys. Ice; pigeons, per
doz., SOC; ducks. full feathered, lOc; geese,
full feathered. SC; squads, No. l. N.6O; NO.
Market quotations furnished by Gilinski
FRUITSEoranges, extra fancy Alpha
R PaS Ss s oaef large S S saes S0
extra fancy Sunkist, all sizes, $3.50 per
box. Lemons fancy sunkist zoos, sos
AOOq4o per box , choice He 20. hsl % Der
box; CAS-, sos $3.50 per box; b4s, SO per
box Apples. extra fancy Washington
white winter Pearmaines, s2@ per box;
maines, A.75 per box; extra fancy Wash
ington Spitzenburgs, N.5O box; Washing
ton extra fancy Hoovers. $l.iS per box.
extra fancy black Ben Davis, H26 ,Ier
box: fancy Washington Jonathans, l1es,
| 1885 zoos. yl.S per box; extra fancy Blacl'
Twigs. Sl5O per box fancy Black Twlgs,
box; fancy Rome Beauties $3.50. per box;
| 8 box lots or more, $40 per box; Zen
Davis, highly colored. S.25 per Dbl
drum; Maisgas, $500 per Dbl Pears. An
jous. Jerseys, Sheldon, Bosco. Easter
S2.6 per box; Lawrence, $500 peg box
BananSas per s bunch sTOazO per d. SC
| VEGETABLES = Cauliflower whole
crates, S2.75 per crate; hair crates N.S'
ner crate; ea Rsed ~ sesa csbbase e t
per ID; California new cabbage, &c PEI
10. celery, Jumbo. 65c doz; head lettuce
800 doz; leaf lettuce 4Oc sdoz.; ON onions N
spanish, $50 crate; artichokes, $3.50 doz
endive, 8c ID. Brussel sprouts, zoe 10.
peppers, soc basket; tomatoes, $500 crate
Soc doz.; radishes, SOC doz turnips 5Oc
doz.; spinach. SOC doz. parsley, 6Oc doz
beanF, $50 hamper; onion sets, yellow
lbushel; potatoes. Colorado rurals. 75c pei
bushel; Red River Ohios. SOC per bushe
Minnesota whites, coo per bushel; swee
NUTS-No 1 California walnuts IS,
per ID: black walnuts 31zc per lb.: I'll
befts. 15c FER h.. pecans 12ikc per h.
Brazils, 12ihc per h.; almonds zoe pei
ID; 1919 OF figs, Sc per box; sos OF. figs
500 per box; sugar walnut dates, $1,i
per box: hallowi dates. Sc per ID.
| MISCELLANEOUS popcorn Il
per ID; lines. $175 per box; crackerjacls
$3.50 per case y case, $l.75 per case
checkers. $3.50 per case; u case, Sl75 pc
case; honey. 500 per case; cider n. Y
$50 per keR: cocoanuts Sc. 80 per sack: 10
per dozen; cranberries. late Howes. S26
per box: 100 per bbL; peanuts, raw, Il
per ID; raw, sack lots, Jumbo, Sc per h.
roasted. slkc per h.. /; sailed, $3.50 per can
mushrooms, Soc per lb.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-03

SHEEP-ln spite OF u nDeral run OF
some 1900 head OF sheep and lambs on
sale this morning and .he fact that the
receipts for the two days thus far are
liberal, compared with the same time
last week and two weeks ago, tho mar
ket opened in good season and prices
were strong Shortly after the opening
trade showed still further Improvement
as business became brisk. with the
packers apparently hungry for good
OF the lambs and yearlings showed a 10
6Dl5c advance over the general run OF
sales yesterday and ewes closed l5c up.
Most OF the lambs and mutton offerings
we're on the light and handy weight order
80 the buyers went ahead and filled then
orders unfortunately, making clear
ance Of the liberal supply at compare
one time during the early trade the mar
ket was delayed a little on account OF the
late arrival OF "A portion of the receipts
which included some OF the best killers
The local receipts were about twice az
large as those at Chicago, that point re
porting only some 5000 head, with Q
strong tendency TO prices.
The bulk Of the lambs moved at $9S
with several loads OF fed westerns making
a new top for the year TO date at 50 80
Most Of the ewes sold at S9.l5q9. 25, witt
! two loads Of fed westerns reaching 81. 30
new record for the year thus far
There was nothing doing In feeders
| Quotations on sheep and lanbs Lambs
Mexioans, 81. 25d9 90; lambs. fed westerns
Iyearlings, light, s. 5OaS.75; yearlings
| heavy. IS OOdS so: wethers, good 20 choice
| 81 5OGl7 rs: wethers fam 70 good, $3.50
/ so; ewes, good 10 choice. 81 .lJq7 40; ewes
fair TO good 81 .O0lI7 Is.
| Representative sales;