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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-28
MAY CLEAN" BOARDWALK
Anti-Saloon Meeting Timed With View
to Closing "Joints."

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j.. May 2S.-Re-
form forces timed the impending visit of
the "hying squadron" of anti-saloon
workers of the country with a view to
forcing a reduction OF boardwalk cafes
and the wiping out of notorious dives in
the "back town" of the resort. All
licenses expire with June. The "hying
squadron" headed by former Governor
Frank Hanley. Indiana, is due here on
June 4 to stir the whole city to warfare
upon John Barleycorn.
Church workers hope the campaign will
mean the elimination of at least dozen
saloons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-28
TAFT EARLY BIRD HERE
Former President Pays City Unex.
pected Visit.

Ex-President William Howard Taft
spent an hour in this city early this
morning but his visit here was so early
that very few persons saw him, and few
of those who did get a glimpse of the
former Chief Executive of the nation
as he was whirled through the streets in
a taxi recognized him. as his visit was
unannounced and unexpected.
Mr. Taft arrived in the city shortly
after o'clock and Immediately after
ward went to the Curtis Building. He
had a hurried conference with George
Horace Lorimer. editor OF the Saturday
Evening Post, and then left the city
for Scranton. where he is to speak to-
daV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-28
Rusiness Science CIuh Meets

The Business Science Club of Philadel-
phia will be addressed at its final noon
day luncheon for the season, to be given
at the Hotel Adelphia today by John c.
Frazee, superintendent of vocational
training in the Philadelphia public
schools. He will speak on the Relation
of Vocational Training to Business"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-28
KOIb Buys More Gwynedd Land

Inc purchase OF the famous Foulke
saIms IN Gwynedd by Louis j. Kolb.
PRESIDENT Of the Kolb Bakery Company.
sNes hlni total acreage of 362 In the
srsnsdd section. He will take title to
sne fouike property July /. when the
.sese 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Richard PIN eX-
knes rumor that Governor Brum-
seufh would occupy an estate In the
tsSssuion' buying or leasing part Of Mr..
'0iDs property, was denied.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-28
Qualities for Drawbridge Operator

The Civil Service Commission today
named Charles A. Burns, of 1913 San
som street. the only eligible for appoint
ment as drawbridge operator in the Elec-
trical Bureau at $1,000 year. His aver
age in the examination was 81. Appli-
cants qualifying as assistant chemists in
the Survey Bureau at $500 a year are
Albert F.. Burbidge. 7O24 Hegerman street
and Charles II. Hagan, 225l Sharswood
street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-28
MERCY FUND NOW s115,OOO
Teams Hope to Collect Rest of Amount
Today and Tomorrow.

The parish teams which have collected
$115, 900 of the 100000 fund for the Sisters
of Mercy Hospital in the last two weeks
started out today with the determination
to bring in $42,5OO by nightfall. Tomor-
row will be the last day of their CAM
paign. Pledges of another $42,5OO would
Just round out the 100000.
Yesterday $3235,37 was raised. Our
Mother of Sorrows team, which has
headed the list nearly every day, brought
In the largest amount again yesterday.
The members obtained pledges for $61l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-28
New Head for Germantown Academy

DR.. William Kershaw, headmaster of
the Germantown Academy, will retire
OH July l. Doctor Kershaw has been
connected with the school for the last 40
years. He will become headmaster emer-
titus. Samuel r. Osborn, formerly on the
faculty of the Lawrenceville School and
Tome Institute, will take his place. Shell
don Potter president of the academy,
made the announcement yesterday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-28
W. P. DURANDo ENDS LIFE
Friend of Millionaire Horse Fanciers
Commits Suicide,

Commits Suicide.
NEW YORK, May 2S-willam p. Du-
rando, 81 years old. friend of millionaire
trotting horse fahciers and patrons in
past years of Durandos Speedway Inn, at
1s6th street and the Speedway, committed
suicide last night by shooting himself in
the head In the Broadway subway sta
tion at 1s1st street.
Durando. who had been pacing excitedly
UP and down the platform, sat on
bench and drew a revolver. Before he
could be restrained by a guard he fired,
falling dead
The shot sounded as northbound train
stopped at the station, and several
women, startled by 1t and leaving the
cars. tainted when they were confronted
by Durando's body.
In pocket were found six letters ad-
dressed to his wife. Mrs. Effle Durando,
with whom he lived at 41s0 Broadway. and
other relatives. Dependency over busi-
ness reverses is said by them to be the
motive for his act.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-28
German Accused of Treason

LONDON, May 2S-The German news
papers announce the arrest at Altoona OF
the German millionaire, Senator Posse
heI. who, II is asserted, is charged with
high treason for selling metal and pyrites
TO Great Britain from his Swedish and
Norwegian works.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-28
Foster Home ounrantined

Several cases of measles have caused
the Memorial Day exercises at the Jew
ish Foster Home and Orphan Asylum,
Church lane and CheFv street, German
town, to be indefinitely postponed. The
building has been quarantined.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-28
q And wearing it, you
will want to enjoy peace
of mind.

q Perry Suits have this
distinction-when a man
puts his on, he knows it's
right, and thereafter never
bestows a single thought
on it.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-28

q And right in price, to
boot! Not that we promise
you something for moth
ing! The woods are full of
such noises - but who
wants to pay his good
money for a bad noise?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-28

q, Right in weight for
Summer wear; right in
making; right in fit; right
in style.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-28

q At Perry's you will
find a unique range of
sizes, regular and in-be-
tween-Suits to fit the
short stout m a n, the
short-thin man, the extra
long and lean; as well as
the two-hundred-and-fifty
FOUNDER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-28

q Cut with Perry skill,
tailored with Perry con-
scientiousness, possessed
of a style and appropriate
ness that have m a de
Perry's synonymous with
mems and young mems
Good Clothesl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-05-28
Candies
for the
Memorial Day
recess special

A specially big list of
specially fine confections for
the Memorial holiday rush.
Chocolate Covered RO-
man NOugat in the lead.
A pot-pourri of delicious
fruit-nougat, chocolate and
cream, favored in that UNI
um way. 32c lb.
Assorted Chocolates "a
box of these for the holi-
day, of course. You'll find
them extra good at the
price, 29c lb.
MOlasses C OcOa nut
Squares, a soft molasses
cocoanut candy, cut in
squares, the kind that you
eat and still eat, 27c lb.
Assorted M o a S S e S
Jumbles, a soft yellow
jacket with a variety of de-
licious centers, 23c lb.
Chocolate Nibbles. Every
nibble calls for another and
each is delicious, 21c lb.
COcO-caras, a wonderfully
good combination. zoe lb.
Assorted Taffy, wrapped
candy of dainty appear
ance, 23c lb.
Pineapple Cream Cara
mels, a caramelish center,
covered with a delightful
cream, and pineapple flaw
ored, 31c lb.
Mrs. Lees Homemade Cara
mels and TOifee-each 40c lb.
Special Dollar Box of Deli
cious Chocolates, 2A lbs. net
3sc Special Chocolates and
Bon BOns, a quality that never
varies.
PeeOnut, a peanut brittle that
is better, sc a pkg.
Chocolate Nuts, SOC lb. box
Delicio0s pastry
perfectly fresh
Homemade Crullers, 15c doz.
Berwick Sponge Cakes, 10e ga.
0aten Fruit Cookies, zoe lb.
Scotch Short Bread, 13c cake
Nut Cakes, 22e each
Cinnamon Bun, 1Se ID.
Pulled Bread, 15e Alb; 25e
h-lb.; soc lb.
Thos. Martindale & Co.
10th & Market
EztabIlshed IL 1scB
eli Phones--Filherf 1sT0s FiIbeFf zsTl
hsystone--Race aaa. Roce a81
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--7.4O, ouserls(tne Bis ertrd $3.50
800. D6ftn $3.00-5.50, Ul6f4sr-
Gtiere 1925 $50, auserlaene Bis
srtrd $7.00--7.60. 5eifers $4.50-
ESQ. auserlefene Bis egtpa $500
|7.25. aiib $3.25-5.25, auserlsieHe
|bis srtra S5.60-6.00.
8uflen. = Die 3ufubr mar beus
lie qsrina unb be preiie iistig Bis feit.
Wsaaere unb Iei4ts $4.50-5.60.
Bologna $5.60-6.l0, EXTRA $6.15-
I8.25. fette guIlsn $6O0-6.25.
RdIber. Bel mdbigsr 3ufnbr
Iuno gutter Hddfrass mar Der Warti
6eute fart.
DrbinGre uub srobe $5.50-10.00.
| fair bis quite lei4te $800-10.50
EXTRA $10.75-11.00.
9 9neine. = Die 3ifubr ipal
siemlih arob unb bic preiie ihfpd9ei
uno nm 10-15c nisOrissr aIs &C.
fern.
5m freien 5Sfen i9pere $6.75-
$50, quite Bis aussrleiene Werpad
lungs nnb Jlafferforisn $6.80-6.
l85. prbindrs Biz uuserlsftue fdwtr
Ifette Sdue $5.00-6.15. Stags $4.0(
500, lsihte nnS mittlsr. 8erfanbt
iortsn $6.60-700, 5srfst $500
I6.50. - en- Guarantdne 60fei
CUTE Bis aussrlefene 9srpadunss. unl
sleiI6erIorten unO ihtpsre S4nein
$6.OO-6.75, lei6t. gerfanbtfortsl
lunb gertel $5.O0-6.5O.
i g 9afe unb SGmmsr. =
Bel mdbissr 3ufabr mar Oer WiGri
bsute tstig. Die gaa4irage mar NJ
Imdbis.
Sfnfe: grtrn lei5te S4.50--4.65
CUTE Big aussrIei.Rs $4.10-4.5O, o,
bindre BIB fair $2.75-4.O0. aamms
$6.oo-s.60, fdpsrs aamtner S6.5
l-7.50.
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grsitus. ben %. 5anuar.

, SIN gintinnatier Dijfritt tit Der
Ohio I'M Steigen unb battle geitern
Mknb bei biefiser Gtabt tineH Wais
ferttanb Don 3S Jub. Die folgenben
Depsiden trafen iDdbrenb bss gsftris
gen 9agss bier Elm.
pittsburs, p0.--13.6 5ub, fdlIi.
MbeIins, 80. @a.-25.0 Jub. iteist.
sparisrsburg, 80. 8a.-25.4 Jub.
Rnnapba gals, 20. @a.-9.2 Gub.
pOrtsmoutb. D.-36.7 Jub.
aOuisOills, Rp.-11.8 SUB.
epanspills, Sno-27.0 CUB.
Raibpills, 9eHn.--28.7 Sub.
gbattanoogd, 9snn.-19.7 SUB, iteigt
Gairo, JlL--30.8 SUB, iteist.
Msmpbis, 9tHn.-22.5 SUB, fteist.
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Su6er. - prt'tt isefIg. Hal'
finirtr Gut aoaf $6.45; pOtpbersb
S5.65; Cubes $3.50; sranulai.o
S5.55; GpHfstii0nsrs ~ s545; Off
.a' $500; fpeiber ,rtra &c $500
ertra C. $4.s0. q. 9. GIsrifisb rpsis
Ger $5.20-5.30, bO. ssIbr $4.70-
S4.so, bD. ssIber bon $4.45-4.7o per
100 pfune.
mcfaffes IN ftsiis.-lep Ore
lsdns Open Rsttls 40-55c, Gtntrifu'
aaI 2O-30c per gdIIpns.
mets. - Qouifidnn, Tcncp Seab
6s-7e, prima 5t-64t. orotndrrr At
--5e, Japan 4s-4ic Der ghinb.
Dairn probuate
Butter. Martt ruhis. prsiie
ffetia. = gDboltmilt Gytra 34e;
Gsntralis.b Grtra 32tc. GeutraIissb
fyirffs 2sa a-29at; DO. Sseonbs pa
-25c; iyaucp Dairp 26c; padins
Giof 1s--195c per pfuHb.
aafG - Rartt fsi. Ohio 16c,
glnrbptltli&er 16-16ae. Rem Dsrf
I7e. Gmipei,er. .21--33e. DO. Bird 16c,
aimburaer 16-17c pes ptuub.
Ger. preiie ipilliesr. Yriuza
IfsiI8s Aabnsssisr a2I fir4s sois.
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aasItser aysarftberidst.
Ghieaap. 21. c,anuar


Tis nnHfolgsnben Auoiiruugeu bes
sisbsn fih nur nuf gusros< aranss
ostionsn. Bel llstnere1 Gdhdften
ipsrbsn stipas b5bere prsiie bsredntt.
prpifionen
G&maIs. prima Gteam
10.25-10.35, Gamilp S4mal3 113e
pro pfunb.
srodensefalseues HIeif4
Short clear Geiten 114-1lae, thcrt
gaippsnieiten Lille, utra iAort
clear Geiisn 11S-124e. S&uItern 10
--10Ae. Bellies 12A-13e, unS F
mehr berpadt.
Bacon. = Sbort clear Ssiten
121--12ac. ertra fbort Rippeniettsn
12}-121e. ibort Rippsnfeit.n 123-
12Sc u. Bellies 13a-144e IoIe uno 4e
per pfunb ms6r perpadt.
Sagar Gnreb GIetf4. -
Sdinten 15a-16e. picnie G4ul,
tern 123-13c, greaifsff Bacon 1S
-19e, Sdultsrn 12a-13e, trodene
Beef G9inien 27-29c.
Sabgtp5feftts nIe! d.
S4inten 13-133e, pieHie S4ul'
tern 114-11ae, gsIItss 15h-1ee.
G&ultsrn 11t-115e, Rem gors Uui
11E11ae.
Grifass HI.iI&-. = g4tn' g54
ten 124-12ae. pienie S4nItern 9
9ae, G9uli.rn Oh - 9ae, fhor'
RippenIsiten 9a-9ac, fhcrt clear
Gsiien 10-10Ac. sytra fbcrt Sstser
9a-10e. 9eIIiss 10a-1A pro
pfunb.
U1ebl nnb getretbG
WebI. - Minter patsnt $3.50
|6.70, Mint.r idnep $6.15-6.40, DO
l,yamiIp $5.75-5.90, Ggtra $50
1850, prbinarss $5.10-5.30, 6drtsl
Det,sn paieut $7.15-7.65. So. tanei
| I$6.7O-6.95, bo. Tomilp $50
I6.10, Rossenms5l, norbpejtli&ea 9.
lmif&tes $6.15-6.40. rrines Gin
l6.25--6.70 per 8bl.
Weisen. go. 2 rotber Wint.i
l1.44-144a, 10. 8 DO. $1.43-
|1.43t, go. a DO. $1.40--143.
WsIfatorm = No. l peibsi
75ae, Ro. 2 DO. 75-75Ae, 30. 8 DO
l74S -75e, go. 4 bo. 73t-74e. gs0
Is bo. 72-73c, 80. 6 DO. 71-72e. :
IQo. / sslber 75ac, 80. 2 bo. 10
l75sc, go. 3 bo. 74A-75e, Rp. A DO
73i-74e, Ro. 5 6o. 72-73e. glo
| 8 DO. 71-72e. - 10. ! ssmii4isi
75s, SO. 2 DO. 74a-75e. 30. 8 bc
74-74ac, go. 4 DO. 7S-74e. glo.
DO. 72-72sc. SO. 6 DO. 71--72e. =
DeiBes stoIbsniorn 73-74e, geIbs
Rolbeniorn 75-76e, semiI6tss IA
Toe per 8u.
6afer. - go. 2 tpeibtr SCI
|GianSarb ,peiber 55k 56c, go.
lipeiber 55-55ac. go. a speiber 54a-
55e, SO. 2 gemii4tsr 55t 55at
SO. 3 semifdter 55-55Ae, Ro. 4 81
ImiIhttr 54-55c.
/ Roqaen.-R Ro. 2 S1.16-S1.1s
Ep. 3. $1.15-$1.16; Ro. 4 s1.14-
| S1.15.
| Wbisfn.
i @eriauft purbtu 473 9bls. Di
ftinera finiTbeb Goobs auf Der BAIT
Don $1.39 per GalIcue.
Groceries.
|, Rafiss - Rari! rnbis. ptdl
Ffefi1
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ghieaap. q. sSanuar.

S6peins. 3ufubr $4,000. Wartt
ntebriser. Built $6.55-6.75, Ieifie
S6.45-6.S5, gemii6ts $6.45-6.8o.
i5pns $6.25-6.So. raube $6.25--
$40, Jsrtsl $6.25-6.S0.
Riilbpitb. 3ufubr 5000. Narfi
it.tis. ginbeimiibe Stisre $3.50
9.25, aiik unb ioetfers $3.90-8.0o;
adlber $7.25-10.5O.
Sdafe. - 3ufubr 1900. Martt
it,tig. S1dfe $4,000. Sdbrs
linge $6.70-775, 2dmmer 500
S4.65
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@eflHAeL yidrft iisttg.
Gpriustrs bon 81 pfuno uno bdriibsr (
12Se, nnter II pfiinb 164c; 6eunen
11-13e; 5Sbne Sc, srutbiibner
10-16e, Gulls 13e; GHten 11a-14e
Odnle s--12e per pfunb.
6afeM - Gang frifde $240-
2.6O, aussrIsieH. 75e-$1.0o per
Dubtnb.
Cba unb @emife
MepfeI. - Gute Mspftl $1.75l
-4.25 PER 8bl., is mad Nualitdt.
gttronsn.- Wdrft mar itsttg.
Weffina S2.75-3.00, California
| 800 -3.25 per Rife.
Oranaen-Wdrft rubfg uno
fttia. iyloriba $175-2.25 per Rift.
1anssrines $3.50 $500 per Doppsl'
fife.
grdpe- Truii. - nloriba
$1-85-2.25 per Rife.
Qnanas. - gubdnii4s $3.50
300 ber grate.
| Gr6beertn. = daneH 30-35e
per Quart.
Hirnen.- eidles s2.O0-2.25,
2ieier $2.25-2.50, Duthts $2.75-
300 per 9u.
| QrsibsIbeeren. eape COB
$4.00--$4.5o per gbI. unb $1.25 per
Rife.
Rartoffelu. -Mi6isan 55e-
58c per Bu. unb $1.5O-1e5 per
| Bbl. bonn Gtpre. Reb Riper friibs
| Sbio 65-70e per Blu.
i Sunge Rartoffeln. = g,r-
lmuba S6.5o-7.O0 per Dbl.
i SHBtartoffeIn-g6te Ssrs
| isp $4.00-$4.50, DO. msoium $275
per gbI.
i ardui. - Wlarft rubig. Sdnis
| I6es s17.Oo-$ls.o0 Der Tonne auI
benz GeIsiis unb $1.5O-$l.75 pet
Ybl. bonn Store.
i Grbfsu. - Jloriba. - S2.oo-
$3.50 per Sampsr.
II 3niebeIn. - 0elbe 95c-Sl.OO
ID. gu. pom Store II. $500 pomSe'
| lsiIe. Weibe 95e--$1.0O per gu. bonn
lGtore unb 90-95c bonn @eleiis.
GeIerp. - Wi4isan S1.OO per
Rifle.
Crime gobnen. = GlOribo
$1.75-2.O0; Wa6sbobnsn $500 per
> Camper.
gurten.- 5rsi6haus $1.25 per
Tuh.nb. 1lorisa $500 per 6ampsr
Rdrotten. - 0eipaI4ene $500
$500 per Bbl.
Rotbe RibeM = einktmtId'
.OO-1.6o per gbl.
Stedriben. - a.25-l5O p
: gbl.
mtis. Rab.m s1.25 pei
gbl.
Qanbprpbufte
? Seu. - go. / 9imoibp S18.75--
-l19.O0; go. 2 1imothp $16.75-17.
: loo; go. 8 1imoibp $14.75-15.O0
? Go. / s.miiht.r Rice $18.25-1S.5O
lRo. 2 S16.25-16.5O; Ho. ! al.
Z $3.50; SO. 2 bo. $3.50; alfalfi
: $17.00-20.00 per Sonne.
WabIeufutt.r III iieiis. alei
|, l$26. 6.0O--26.25. Whbbline srObe
IS2S.o0-2S.5O, bo. fsinss 5000
!" 5000. gmiiAtes Gutter $26.5o-
27.0O.
SGmereten. Warlt ftett!
: Rlsefamen S7.40-S.30 auf BEN Gs
!. Ieiis unb $8.4o-9.50 per Blu. DOT
, Giore. Hinotbp S1.90-2.20 auf ben
:: gelsiie unb $2.3o-2.90 psr 9a. bon
: Giore. gudpeiBn s0c per Blu.
a 9erfdiebsnes.
i OeIs-Wartt Fstis. 2sinOI, 70
bes 63c per galone in pdrtisn Do
8 gbls. getodies 1c m.br. Ro.
z 2drb5l 60e; Cotton Sseb Del. raffl
: n:ries 45c per @alIone. serpsnti
80 per gallcne In pdrtisn bon L.
. ;, garrels. Petroleum, Ohio garbo
12O grab 91e, bo. 80 grab 1Oa
, 6edblisbi ITS grdb 12c, Rsb groD
2 gaiolin 13e, Rapbtu Ice per GalIor
In par!ien BON 1--5 B6ls.
GALS. - Der Warii IN ruhiy
Ohio Riper $110 per gbI. bon %
Z pfunb.
s zala - w1arii fitiis. prim
gitp 62-eac, bO. Gounirp 6--64e p
pfunb.
ie aobI.n.-mar.t rubia. goI
gsioabenp $3.50 - 3.75. RuB IN
& Glad $2.25, aannphd Stiidfohls
& $3.5O-3.75, RuB unb SIad $2.2
&c -2.35 per 9onne abselisf,rt. Raud
q Iofe Stiidtobln $500. glntbrati
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9m r9erncr 9uno" iest Der Bari
Ter SeorreIpcnSent ieine Seridte Tort
,9lm Iesten Gage meines Barrier
suienthaIts lit mir ioIgeuoes Stlit'
lein paiIirt: 9ln eiuer Deterioration
beaegnete ih einerN Serrn, Der MD
nit erItaui1ten uno tpenig frelno'
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ibn cinen unangeuebneu SiideeItoi'
fen BON iriiber. ben mir. neil er 81
aIlen WeabIseiteH 4anIiaeutbee trnHf,
oen .,aanriaeniatfer~ naTiuten. Ia ei
midi tdaIib ben oBino" mo Oh
.gseue 3iirid,er 8eitiu1g" bat leicr
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G6ieaso, p. Sauuar.

G6icagO. 21. Sauuar.
.Glei,en. Jiir Taai s14244-
1.45s. am Salub $1.43s; fir 5uIi
am S9Iub $1.25s.
BelI6tOrn. Sir Wlai 78s-
79se, am S6lub 79e; fir SuIi 79s
-8ose, am SaluB 79ge.
5afer. - Jiir Wsai Sc 56ac, am
S&lab 56gt; fiir Suli 535-54sc,
am S6lub 53ic.
goos,n. 49, no. 2 S1.21f-122.
eerite. - 72-79e.
1imotbp. - $6.Oo-7.5o.
alse. - S12.50-15.0O.
port. - Jiir Snnuar 1882; FL.
Teai S18.9Q-1s.o5. am S4Iub
$685..
gdmaIs. - Sir Mai 1o.75-1o..
81. an s6Iub 1887; fur SuIi
.1lO0-11.02, am SdluB 11.02.
Rippsnisitsu. Cir Woai 5000
1887, an Sdiub $10.35; fir Suli
$10.47-10.52, am S4lub $10.52.
Butter. - Warft unberGnbtrt.
Gi.r. = Rartt unbsrdnbsrt. Sroi.
ndr. firfs 29-31c; firits 31ac.
Rdrtofi.ln. Mdrft uuDerdnoert.
9efliigeI. 9ebenbts. Warii uus
psrdnbert.
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gsris in &riessseites.

Strpei3er 9iaIeft ais grfefyunss'
utittel @uter 9eiuh in oen
neutrality-suspicious.. 3peIlah'
riae ainber i'm Gieuit Der 8obI'
tb1tiefett.
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Rem gSrt. 81. sanuar.

3inu. - Taartt fsft. 3 3onnsn
9artie $34.55-34.S5; % SoHnsn
0artie $34.50-35.35. 9Isi 1885,
$40. Glectrolptie $14.00-14.25;
Gnitina $13.S7-14.00. giieu rubis
unb unperGubtrt.
@lei. - Rartt ruhig $3.65-3.7o;
IGpsltsy. MsaIst feh $3.50.
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Oiehndrfte.

Gtneinnati, 21. Sanudr.
Die 3ufubr unb 4usfubr ipdbrsno
Der Iebien "a Stunbsn, rersIiden NIT
bsrls[bsn 3sit Der Issten Srsi Tag.
mar ipis fpIgt:
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0(ms,uartise Wsdrfte.
Rem gort, 81. Sanuar.

SstN S
Wlebl. - Marit fefi.
RossenmebI. - Wartt i.ft.
gu4tpei3tnmebl. - War!t fIau.
ga9tpei5en. - Waarit ieit.
Naismebl. - Wartt fsii.
Rosssn. - Warst fsit.
Gsrits. Tsarit fsit.
DeiSsH. waorit feii; go. 2 10.
TIER $1.524 unb SO. 2 barter S1.514
aIler auf BEN Osleiie fiir ausiubr;
Ro. l glortbrn Duluth $1.464 uno
30. l ROrtbern Wanitoba $1.514 c.
1. 7. Buffalo.
DslidiOrn. = Wsurit fsfi; 30. 2
s.lbes S34c c. |. I. fir 3ufubr.
5afer. - Wdrtt fsit. Stanbaro
SO 59ae, RO. 8 fpeiber 59c, faHep
seblli.er pelbsr 61--62e.
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0sfAaftSpavisrs burben ~ sK-lsS biz
ioatirt. @eHfsi auf 2onbol warsn tsttg
~ A83 fur 90 Iase et9t; &abd.0u.
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87Hs.
GftieHHarft.-ssids pon ben bedsyss
gasiesn psysn bsute nsss i'm @reifs nHb
batten am S&lat 0tuiHne dufsuDsiieu.
Die Na4frase paf siue rsdt CUTE.
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Gh linfdte IN tisfieeH Glfdrse3sss
bsiisisH I'D bsste aui - Jo9s,2oe.
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Der bsIIsren papiere aering uno be Vad'
fraas nsd b nIslbsn cine CUTE war. Ite
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DRaYf terf9xet, fiir Wetfel auf Bars lyA
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btutt ssrins, bic Ro&irose mdbis unb
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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-11-17
NEW COAL. ELEVATOR FOR
MARSHALL

Something new for Marshall and one
of the latest and best of its kind will be
the new coal elevator which is being con-
structed on Second street at the North
western tracks.
The building will be completed by the
first week in December and will have a
capacity of 600 tons of coal. Special ma
chinery will be installed to run by electric
power and will handle the coal coming
from hopper bottom cars on the track,
elevating it to various storage bins. The
bins will be connected with chutes from
which wagons may be filled, doing away
with much labor and giving quicker and
better service. A screening device is
being installed which will clean and size
the coal. This is but another of the many
along the Northwestern
tracks which makes the dingy old depot
pale into insignificance.
Marshal Nevs-Messenger.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-11-17
MARRIED AT TRACY.

Leon Nelson Carte and Miss Vera
Gertrude Schmidt were united in mar
riage Thursday, November 4th, 1915,
at the Methodist parsonage, Rev. w.
A. Hanscom officiating. After the cere-
mony the young couple and near rela-
tives and friends partook Of a wedding
dinner at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Schmidt. After a
wedding trip the young couple returned
to Tracy and expect soon to establish a
home. The young man is the only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Carte, sub
stantial farmers near Tracy. He has
employment as firemen on therailroad.
The bride is the second daughter of
Ex-Mayor G. E. Schmidt Of Tracy. Both
the bride and groom have lived in Tracy
the greater part Of their lives and were
educated in the Tracy schools.
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