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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
NEWS BRIEFS

Adult Bible class No. 1,147. known
as the Wesley Willing Workers." Of
. the Philippi NJ. +. church South. was
granted a charter yesterday by the
West Virginia Sunday School Associa-
ton. The class is composed OF 20
members.
Trustee Harry King will ask per-
mission TO sell the personal property
OF the bankrupt Consolidated Dairy
Company at a meeting Thursday morn
ing In Referee Henry A. Notes Of
flee.
According to word received in
this city from the Turkish government
by Charles Amien. his brother Joseph
Amien IS safe and with his family.
Amlen is an American citizen and Is
being held by the Turkish government.
Congressman NJ. NJ Nicely was the
recipient OF the telegram from the
Turkish government stating that
Amien was safe and could not be per
mitted 10 leave Turkey.
Prayer for Divine Held TO Meet
the Pressing Problems of the Day.
is the subject for discussion at the
noon meeting to be held to-day az the
Young Mems Christian Association.
Since the membership campaign
Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton has been concluded the gymna-
stun classes will again be resumed
% The business and professional mems
class met yesterday at 1918 and s. =
and the Intermediates al Sis Tho
special swimming class was also re.
suned yesterday evening.
This has been the biggest overc0at
day this year remarked "a Market street
clothier last evening There's ren-
son. Tho second hand clothing dealers
and pown shops also had their hands
fulL yesterday handing out overcoata.
Two p1frOImen are now stationed 81
The Court theatre during tho evenings to
see that %" new auto parking law is
cnforC-l iu that immediate vlcirtfv
-"Eef1rc Christmas. strictly fresh
~rrRs viii be- selling about four cents
apiece said Market Auditorium dealer
YESTERDAY
Several % me Zee dealers made plans
yesterday t1 take orc some lf their
wagons since 'DiI King Winter" upI.
bic bow. ono dealer rlId fHaf na had
been in business here fnr nearly twenty
y.ars and That fL.s FAN T1I boon 'ha
1T De- reported chat fHfrr VIII b.. ra
cure food show given Fsr. rHr.v us.f
spring by fus wheeling sr.rrr# prlfsa.
tive AfsNc'1'inr. HHU show char wa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
FAY TELLS STORY
toontlnusa ron rirr, r,r..,

statement differs somewhat from his
previous story. but admits his gull
or the charges arainst him"
What Fay told Mr. Knox today leads
back to source which already has
been traced in another case under in.
N'suFa'ion by tho government. accord.
ing to ROGER B. Wood an assistant in
Mr. M1rehallg Office Mr. Wood has
prepared most ~ The cases ir the pass
port frauds. and also prepared tho
most or 'ho governments cases against
N1rl Nu0uz and other officials ~ the
HAMBURG American line. indicted on O.
'farr' or consu.r7cv and to be- placed
on trial ffie week
one Directing Head
'Iivo cases of fbis sort lead back
t0 four sources" Mr. Wood said
fnoD and fHr three ON sport cases fn
mono OF Che cases d.d The actual DO.
f.rIar'a know what tho defendant
.r tHU other rarra wore d0InR The
-FOUR sources. however directing fhra.
Two D7.r. Hrr very close Together
very d. Ia rt belief that these four
MON afI reported t1 and took reir
orders from Nl.h man. who was tho
director OF 600 fro trouble of this sort
.1 thn United -Hfea
.if En1 could PROV. fhIa" Mr. Wood
wa" HrEIT would UHu nr could sol.
prosecute fHI. frr many"
hN p com .HN fo ffHt' hr replied
..a HHf under Ono Jaw Ho cannot pros.
r.Tf. rrU diplomatic representative %
f.-...H country
Whom FHF ended Dbl. I1rf statement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
Be Healthy.
Happy, Vigorous
Trembling. Nervous Prostitution and
That Tired Feeling Vanish After
Treatment o. Arbi-
ton Pills

Every run down. weakened. tired
OUT nervous person On wheeling Be- I'm
t.fed FOB r0 to the John Coleman Co
fH.a very day and got -U cent box OF
N.ndoIIs Ambition Pills
And che John Coleman CO. and
dealers everywhere are authorized 20
refund tho purchase price 90 every
buyer ~ ho is dissatisfied with the
Gree box purchased
Dom delay. thousands have re-
Ea.nad visor, ambition and energy by
frn use of one box of WendcITa Am.
hilton pills
Get them and take them Tor any
nervous trouble. weakness. headaches
IvstrrIa. rourHir.H exhausted vital.
tN aIarrIC sursa Kidney liver o-
stomach ailments. and Cor roneffrs
to1 Thry win mako anyone feel
frr. happy and vigorous Ir frv
days N1l orders fUof. CHARGES rre.
paid hE fhr Wendell rharmrraI
'.wr1nv inc Syracuse. s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
JUNGLE JOHN" WILSON DEAD.

Special Dispatch to the InteIIigcncer.
ELKlNS. w. Va, Nov. i5.-"Uncle
John Wilson. SO. for many years
proprietor OF the Hotel Randolph and
one Of the best known men in West
Virginia, died at eight o'clock tonight
at the home of his son. Seymour VII
son. He was a Confederate veteran
and served throughout the Civil war in
Company b.. 18th regiment. Rossers
Brigade. -Four sons. Seymour. OF
Elkius: Bernie. Of Wheeling. Hayden.
of Philippi and Thurman. of Fairmont.
and one daughter. Mrs. W. A. Owens.
OF Scottdale. Pa. survive Funeral ser
vices TO be held here Wednesday af-
brnoon
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TO ATTEND COURT.

HUNTINGTON w. Va Nov. Is
United states Marshal Osborne accom-
panied 10y a. NJ FDsse. his clerk and de-
putty Marshal rutherford. win leave
Huntington early Tuesday morning FOR
arle-ion. where they will attend the
opening session OF federal court
~. q. Smith OF Knoxville Tenn in
dicted for violating provisions Of the
Mann white slave act. together with
wallace Ruuyon, and Luther Thompson
OF Mlugu county. charged with bootleg
cling. viii complete the rarity.
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BUTCHERS STRIKE
Gains Little Life by False Reports
Yesterday - Conditions Remain
Unchanged

Reports were current yesterday
evening that one OF the large packing
plants Of the city had opened non
union, but on Investigation IL was
found that foremen and sub-foremen
were doing little butchering. but
only about one per cent. Of the rcpu-
lar output Of the plant Aside from
this. the butchers situation was nm
changed yesterday.
The strikers and packers seem d..
terminod 10 stand pat with no help Of
settlement boz sight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
ROUGH ON DIVORCES.

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Nov lB-Df-
vorrees. save those who can show be-
yond doubt that they are innocent par
ties In DEGREES granted on scriptural
grounds viii find 30 difficult 20 be mar
terial Association having today adopted
a resolution committing the members
70 uniform course. providing that
There shall only be one exception to
tho rule against marrying divorced per-
sons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16
JJST TRY RHEUMA
NO CURE. NO PAY
That is the Basis on Which Druggists
Oher This Great Remedy for
Rheumatism

Anybody can AFFORD 90 uar Rhpuma
N got rid of terrible rheumatism. acI.
af.oa. of sDut Tor 20 is sold by John
Coleman o. Co and other druggists OF
only .O cents
Dr. is wonderful hov speedily nia
simple remedy takes hold and how
sore muscles Timber up and swollen
i0.nf' come down t0 normal DO Del tho
beet remedy Won can find to drive
rheumatic poison from thr .ysfrm and
hrIrr back health to uirpryrart.I
h.I...
bad rH'umatam for lure while.
and was not cured until . used Hhsu.
ma Ny advice to those suffering from
rIeuuaurm o.. f0 use This great rnmr
dE. aH 7 believe DO VIII effect FL cure In
any case &C H Ianham. e1ftra. U.s.
Va
Get tho fcnuInr ln tho trade marked
package 30 liquid form guaranteed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16

Sptclal Dispatch Co The lurtIILtuCer
tLARkSECEG. vs. va Nu. T5-
Mrs. Elizabeth Randolph. widow Of
Lloyd Frank Randolph. ts dead after an
illness az her home az salem. aged a..
she was e. member OF the pioneer salem
family and "a lifelong resident OF that
CITY. Among the surviving children is
Mrs l.. q. Williams. ~ Clark.burg
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Obituary
Funerai Of John nee Todav

Funeral services FOR John Me- ar.d
90 who died 40 hls home IH42 Chariine
street sunday. viii Doe held from the
FIar" OF Death this morning az 90
% clock followed by requiem .0iamu mass
% So Joserh's cathedral 90 $50 o'clock
burial viii be in Mt calvary cemetery
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FUNERAL services were held last even
iNE TOT MIS- Jane Rose az tho home Of
Der daughter. Mrs Mary McIdeI no
N"rin Huron street Island Tho acre
vices were conducted hy tho Rev W 81
l'H airEcr. pastor ~ the First ErrIIan
20. h'run church Burial VIII Do private.
ln Peninsula cemetery This afternoon al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16

"A sensible cigarette
that's what ! want"

may not like Fatimas as
well as all these thou
sands of other men do.
But you can't deny
that they are worth try
in9-not only for the de-
licious taste that has made
them so famous, but also
to see just how SENSI-
BILE they really are
how COOL and comfort
able to the throat and
tongue and how free they
are from after-efects.
Clip out these tests and
see If you can find any
cigarette that meets them
as we'll as good old
Fatimas do.
Make this important
test today.
.lS9s1S b.y..1SsSasooc
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funeral Of John BaIoy rodav.

uuera! services FOR John Bailey. aged
.. WHO died late Saturday night iu tu.
w hegling hospital viii DO held NJ the
family homo. 80 Sixteenth street. this
morning at 30. Requiem solemn mass
az . o'clock IN 81. Joseph's cathedral al
cemetery
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RIVER NEWS

a slight rise in the ohio BEL expected
following moderate rains Ir the upper
FhNtJF n good rise Is needed below
here fp make packet stages flr the hlrI.
Jay shipping About 81 feet pool water.
va. recorder at 90" local wharf boat
EsHfrrfH.
Last evening the Liberty w44 Ir from
NatfWDras ana viii depart again tHIa
morning af 1880. The Reuben dunbar
ana karnwha Gro eth af Point Pleasant
but NII likely DO uu river trIH week.
River Stages
DAVIS ISLAND ItM"Gr f.lf .t..
f|urarE. cloudy.
FTBiEEEN VILE feet rising.
SNOW.
rAHKEH-8rRG-i1 feet rising
clear
N.rsfETDW~ f..f r.u.rr.
cloudy
ON cITY-.fI feet rIs.rr. rI.rIr
AhI.I.I"".f FOOT rising #r.#r
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ilsht. Funeral services VIII be held at
the hdHsouaucr home Weduesd moru-
.Hk az $3.50 o'clock. Burial Wall be ia Nt
N"INary. preceded b. requiem solemn
mass IN the Church Of immaculate Con-
ceI ton az o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16

There are a number of
good. sensible cigarettes
on the market-Fatimas
are not the only ones.
But Fatimas are the
best liked and best-selling
Of all the cigarettes cost
ing over Sc.
Of course, your taste
may be different-you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-16

was made without questioning OF
prompting.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-07
W.tIoubt pdhreno oerislben 3eit:

Rinonieb. - Cute biz auserlss
Itne Stisrs iino in Ra9frass uuo tie.
tia I'm prtiis. bic anoersn uber frarsn
langiam uHo etlpas nisorissr. Gans
nsrs ite6en um zoe unttr ben ,prsiIsa
BON Uiontdg. - Stodlsrs ItnO in
aiemli9 gutter Ratirase uno itstis;
Wfil6tiib. iinb lnugiam unb pt[lis.
RittIers uno itlpers Gtiere $3.50
-8.75; Stfen $3.oo-6.25; GleiI9er
Stisre $5.75-8.o0; aussrlelsne bis
ertra $S.1o-S.50; 9eiisrs $500
.7S5; auserIeiene Bis srtra $500
8.35; aiibe $3.25-5.75; auserIeIsns
.$6.O0-6.50; Gamers $3.00-40o;
Siudtiibe S4.50-5.50; StodTtiere
S6.50-7.6o.
auserleiene proindre prbinGrs gRS4
psNaflers9eii6,5 20 eR I'D rUla
Guile IT, Die 3ufubr mar msbr
als serriigsnb fit bic Raffrdae.
9lasere unb Isihts S4.5o-5.35:
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rod 70 diigef6f6enflR Begdbt, f0fn.
te mebr ais tbeilDeiie bic 8errpol-
illngs. Hto SeiebgebnnaSorbeit eines
syeltreides init $50 Milliouen Gin
lnobnern leiten. SolDobI Die lleber-
irad)ung ais AUDI Die 9eihmg muB
onber alif ben meilteH @ebieten aiioe-
rem iibertragep rperbeTE Die MIR oem
c5elbitbcrridernonarhen peranttport.
lid iino. 0antt lit aber aud 5peifel-
Ice gegeben, OaB gr IJt alien Saupt-
pluften bon ieinen pffl3ieilen ooer
5eimliden &attlgebern abb1naig it,
9lfer iiber Die aageuIeine yh6tilng
Der &egierlngspelittf lit er iur3ipei.
ic!hoit lnterrihtet llHo itbt alf lie
cntiAeioenoen @inillIb aus. @benio
iliIln5lDelfelbar III, odB en- aud bel ies
nen SSragen. Die i'm un meiiteH in.
tcrGIiieren genatt IN nae 1etailS ein-
6areibt lit uuo lolDobl Die !Dietbobeu
iciIer 8crtruuenamGnller ols oeren
"elnltate fenlt, iuie i'm alIgcneinen
ldc 9etdil5 Der @ntredItlmg Der @e.
iog ihnit uno oe2 ipillfHrlifen 8olI-
jeiregImcntg, hie Sausollrdiud)llns
gen 1ne Scrbnftln9elt Terbannun-
gen mo Sooesurtbeile. Die blutige
EoNrombeiueaung, Sic Sdrunaprobo-
tation ale 0iuae bieicr 9lrt. Wlcbr
ii5er ocE -lliiiidJen 3nrct Yt ingcH. lit
nod artf lange binuus filr ieben 5ern-
itche1thpr unmogIih. Gle 3utunft
piro fcititellcn f6lmrn, oob er tpeoer
cine lpiqcnloie, allen 4ltBeren Gin.
ililiicr mla9eicstc 0iorionette, nod
Elm talt5liitig bercdlnen6er. &eripre.
den lno Gi0c 3otiid miBohtclt6er
Gcipot iii, ionhcrn oob i5m Elm Nlat
Spiifcn oicien bciocn Grtrcmen an.
3ulpe!ien lit @orlauiig bleibt nod Die
GraQe ofier meIdcH oieier Grtreme
er iid ucgr uabert.~ gG. ".
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8lmk>NahriHtem.
e a NJ i a a. Z. @lusuit 1915

Gam tag 7. @usuit 1915.
Sm gintinnatier 9iftritt iteist Der
Glub. 9eitern Qbenb bate er BEL bteIi>
ger Stabt sineu Woferitanb DON 14.2
SUB.
9i. fotgcnben 0epeI6en trafelr
ipGbreno bes ssitrigen Sages bier elm:
9ittsburg. Ba.-- 6.5 SUP, fGllt.
Dbeeling, D. 8a.-12.6 SUB, iteigt.
partersburg, D. @a.-12.9 g., iteigt.
aanGipba 5aas, 20. Ball, iteigt.
GbarlsitOn, 80. 9a.-7.0 SUB, itut.
portsmoutb, S.-14.9 SUB, Iteigt.
2ouisDiqe, &p.-8.8 SUB, iteigt.
Gpanspias, Snb.-8.6 SUB, fteigt
NaibDile, 5enn. 80 Sub, fdut.
CHATTANOOGA, 9snn.-6.0 Sub, iteigt.
aanias Gitp, Mo.23.3 SUB, iteigt.
Mernpbis, 5enr.-24.4 SUB, fdqt.
81Gn 9G N0 'SaAu8'4A e6L I
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Bologna $5.s5 800; grtra $s.1o;
.fette 8uIlsn $6.00-6.35.
&Glber. - 2lnfangs mar be,
Ueartt itetis; fpdtsr afer fielen bi.
YreiTe Inn 50-75c per 100 pfunb.
Grbindre unb grobe $5.O0-10.O0;
fair Bis CUTE lei4te $7.O0-1O.50;
Srtra $10.50-1100.
g meine. - Die yta4fraae ipar
cine CUTE unb bic Yreiie ftetig fir bi.
beferen lei6ten Sdneine. S6iper,
Sdpsiue fielen Inn peitere sc per 100
pfunb.
S9rDers S4Deine 240 pfunb unb
me6r $6.65-z0o; CUTE bis auserle,
Tene 8erTanbts unS SylsiI9eriorten
S7.15-7.40; or6indre tls auserfeiens
fftpere fette SGue $4.5O-5.90;
Staes $4.00-4.5O; leifie 9erIdnbt.
Iorten $7.60-7.75; mittler. Der
ianotIcrten $7.50-76O; Serfsl 120
Pfunb uno ipenigsr $6.5O-7.75.
e 6afe rnb 2dmmer. Die
3ufil6r mar groB unb bic preiie itetig,
bu Die Ha6fruae cine CUTE mar.
Sadfe, srtra Iei6ts $6,25; cute Biz
duserleIene $5.75-6.15; oroinare Bis
fnir $3.25-5.5o: 2dmmsr, srtra So
0-9.Go; CUTE Biz duserleiene $8.75
$50; orbindre big fair $6.00-8.s
80; GuIs $4.50-5.50.
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Gbitasp, s. gtusuit.

0ei5eH. 5ir Sept. $1.06t-
1.oSI; am StIub $1.06s. Sir Deg.
$1.o6s-1,08i; am Sdlub S1.06s.
8eli6tOru. - Cir Sept. IA
755c; am S6IuB 74It Sir Os5.
63s-642c; am S6lub 63se.
Safer. = sir Sept, 395-41c; am
Sdlub 1896. Sir Deg. 40-41c; am
S6lub 40c.
ROgaen. - no. 2 nOmiusa; gsO. 4,
CSC.
gerfe. - 72--s1e.
gimotbu. - S5.5o-7.00.
slice. = $s.35-13.25.
PORT. - Sir Sept. $1320-13.s
81; an StIub $13.37. Giir DIT.
S13 20-13.67; am Stlub 1882.
S6malj. - Jiir Sept. $7.75-
7.s5; am Shlub $7.75. 5iir DIT.
$7.S2-Z92; am S6Iub S7.85.
Rippenieitsr. = Tiir Sept. $8.77
-S92; am Salub $S.s5. Tir DIT.
$S.So-8.95; ON Sdlub SS.85.
Butter. - gtdrtt unpsrdHSert.
Gier. - Wartt urosrdnbert. GUS
fubr 1898 aiitsn.
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Gbtcdqo. 6 g(uuuTf.

g 9peins - 3ufubr $4,000;
D1artt itbDah. Butt $620-6.95;
lei6te $6.S0-7.6O; gsmii4te 500
TAO; i9pere $6.OO-6.90; ro6e
$6.O0-6.10; 5eriel $6.5o-7.o0.
Rtnbbisb. + 3ufubr 1000;
Wartt feIt; Ratipe Beef RinbDieb $6.s
25-1025; Weftsrn Sitsre $6.75-
$50; siibe anb 6eifers $3.90-9.25;
adlber S9.25--1125.
9 9afe. 3uiu6r 5000; Wartt
tart; S6afe $e.20-7.10; GGmmer
81 25-9 20
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9uder. - preife itstid. Roifis
niretr Gut 9oaf $7.05; poipbersb So
so: gubes $6.40: arn,tuItrter S6.15;
@onfeetiouers II" $605; Off az
$3.50 ipeiker erird $3.50; ertra e"
$40 per 100 pfuub.
ROlaHes IN fistia. - R.lp Srs
leans Open asttle 40-55c. G.ntrifus
oal 20-3oe per Sallons.
Reis. - aouifiana. iFantn 6sao
Tie; prima 6-6sc. orbinGrsr
4s-5se. ssapcr 51-5ie per qfunb.
Daiuns sprobutte.
Butter. Rarit rubia. pr.iis
fteiia. Wolemilt srtrd Oslo,
Gtntroliseb Grtra 26c: gsntraliSeo
lirfts 22ae; bo. SeOnbs 19te; Gans
cp DARN 20c; pd6ing Stod 16h-
1sac per pfuuo.
adfe. Rdrtt iietis. Ohio 49,;
Torbpsitli9er 15-16e; gep gori
17-178e: S6ipsisr 21-30c; DO.
Bird 16e; aimbura.r 16a-17ae per
gfunb.
gier. - Wurtt ii.tia. - pris
ma friibe SiibIsr.isr 19e; firits
175e; Orbindre firis 13&c: ieccnbs
12e per Susenb.
GefIiigel. - Na&frdae gut. -
9roiIsrs 2 a5funb unb bariiber 18e;
inter stpei g.funb tic; Sibnsr
12te-13e; 6Gbne Sc; Grutbiibutr
12-15e; Guns 18c: gnten 10
lie; iunee GHten 12-14e; 0dnIe 6
-Sc per Bfluo.
Obftunb GemHfe
Sunae 4epfeI. - Gorlp June
35-50c per gu. S1Gnspareut 50e-
S1.00 per Sompsr.
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3itronen. Weiiina $500
|3.25; California $3.25-3.50 per
Rifte.
Grape gruit. - $2.5o-9.5O
per Crate.
Oranaen. California Bal.
$3.50-4.25 per Riite.
Grape ffruit. = $2.5o-3.50 psr
Crate.
pflaumen. @tlb Goois
75--90e. bldue 75e per 9u.
3ndermelonen. - Seorgio
5o-75c per Stdnbaro Crate. Sn'
trana 1916 per aprb.
Baifermelonsn $15-
$50 per 6unbert Stiid.
8irnen. - Gin6eimiihe 3uders
birn,n $3.50 per gbl. uno 50-75c
per 8u.
Sunse aartoffeln. = giu'
beimiibe $1.00-125; Gobblsrs
S1.25-1.50 per gbl.
Gurt.n. Giuheimifde Is
20e Der Dubenb.
Somaten. Ginbeimii6e 40
soc per gu.
&raut. Ginbeimiihes $3.50;
per 8bl. Rotbes $1.o0-1.25 per g6l.
aObIrabi. - 35c per 0ussno
9inbel.
Grbfen. - CeTtlihe 1896
per gu.
pidtss. ao-a5c per 100
Stiid.
3uderforn. 5-10c per 0us
tsnO aOlben.
3piebeln. - Ginbeimtife 30
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9bl.
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its $l50 per 2 gu.
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Der Gutsno.
Roths Riibeu. - Ginbeimil9e
5-10c per Subeno.
QdHbprobutte.
5eu. 2tltes. go. / 3imOt3b
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mii6ter alee $21.o 90; go. 2 aemiidter
alse 5000; RO. / aIee $l4.50; Ro.
2 9Iee $3.50.
9sues. - glp. / SimOt6p $3.50
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tbh $16.50; go. / asniidter 9ls:
S17.75: Ro. 2 asmiibter alee Sl5.7o;
20. l &lee S140o: so. 2 ales $1,000
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aleie s22.50-23.50; Mibolinss
qro6.s S26.50-27.50; DO. feines
$28.5o-29.OO; aemiidtss Guttsr
S24.5o-25.oO.
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8erf 9tebenes.
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6 8bls. Gjeio6t.s IL mshr. go. !
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nirte 51e per 0alIone. Esrpeutiu 4Sc
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Glad S2.25. &ouapba StiittobIsH
S3.50-3.75. NuB unb Glad 1925
per 5onue abaslisfert. Rauhloie
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Gtad 1926. Qntbraeite $7.75-8.00
per EonRe abeelief.rt. gote toftet
$e.0o-6.50 per sonns abssIisfert.
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Rartoffeln. - Uldrft 601er; @trsts
mia $1.50; Serfeb Buff 57-60c.
@efliisel. 9ebenoes, Wlortt ME
briser; 9dbne 13c; Grii9iabrs9iibner
16-17c.
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Musmdrtige Wdrfte.
Rem gOrt, 6. ausuit.

Rem YOrt, 6. ausut.
lRshl. - Wartt rubig.
Rpggeu. - giartt itetig.
9erite. = Rartt rubig.
Bei5en. - Wartt pilIis; 30. 2
rotber $l.22 {. /. (. Rsiu yort; Ro.
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QniuHft; go. ], Rprt6ern DULUTH ST.
II unb Ro. 2prtberu Ranitoba 81
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S1.15g.
DelidjtOru. - Wartt tuilig; Ro.
2 geIbes 90c.
Safer. - Ularit feitr; StanbarO
67sc; SO. 8 Deibsr 67c; fanrp fDsiBst
T0-75e.