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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-24

Mel Mc1lnnls went to Getty
burg last Friday on bsiness.
Henry Eidam made a business
trip to Gettysburg this morning.
Carl Westphal was up Monday
and made a business "Trip over to
the Agency
WIN Pence and family took i
Sleigh ride down after tbcir mail
the first Of the week
Will Garbc and E $ Peterson
made q business trip to Getty
burg Wed. morning.
Will Manful Of Gettysburg was
over Monday, rumor says, TO buy
artillery and cavalry horses.
The roads arc reported to lie
getting in bad shape again, due to
the snow being gone in spots.
II b Ellis made two trip. TO Get
tysburg the past week, the last
time being accompanied by VIII
Merrill
Forest Gates took nearly a
weeks vacation at Gettysburg. O.
ing over last Thursday and return
ing Monday evening.
Bob Worries has been operating
the water wagon the past week
and hauled water from the river
to Gll Roy Gates cistern.
No wagon or sled with a team
has crossed the river since last
Saturday, which goes to make
local news kind OF scarce this week.
Obadiah White was over from
the Agency and purchased some
OF the remnants of the old John
Brchl ST. house from Henry Eidam.
DR.. Mertcns Of Gettysburg was
here Monday and went over to the
Agency, where he was called TO
consult with Dr.. Stolberg regard
ing 4 case of supposed smallpox.
Luke Gilbert and Moses Eagle
Man were over from the Agency.
Monday morning. The latter was
on his way back to the Pierre In
dian school to resume his studies.
Will Oliver swapt horses across
the river Wednesday. He took to
the Agency side a horse he had
borrowed from Tom Carter. and
there met Tom, who delivered to
him a horse for which he had trad
ed during the winter.
Clarence Currier was up from
sSuttonyille' Monday evening en-
route to Gettysburg for the pur-
pose of commencing final proof on
his homestead. He came up on
pair of skis. but found it difficult
work. as the snow was now rapid
~ disappearing.
A blizzard ragged again for two
days last week, Friday and Satur-
day. 1t was only a mild snow
storm in Forest City, but east and
south of Gettysburg it assum-
ed proportions sufficient to stop
the trains from running, for some
twentvfour hours.
Inspector ". r. Rosenkrans was
an arrival Tuesday evening. en-
route to the Agency, remaining
here over night. He was going ia
visit the subaaencies on the Res.
ervation. but learning of a posi-
bic q~uarntine and that the roads
were in bad shape, he returned Ia
Gettysburg to go elsewhere.
Engineer Andrew Grant was
over last week aud with Capt.
Smiths assistance, removed the
engine from the old ferryboat AC
Maria and placed it on trucks,
after whichit was taken over t.
the Agency. 1t is the intention ,e
use it for operating the govern
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-24


Miss White mace a business
trip to Gettysburg. Monday.
Everett Lambert lift for Yer
million lasf Thursday 10 takc a
.,all a.r.oa ,moaran
W." 'sN' '"0's'0
w. -''o,''.' ''s was Try
~ Iv" DAYS ias' "eeN oa' snow
ON the road To recovery.
Mr., Warnock cave = little i'm
mompto luncb to Mr.John Backus
and fanIv Thursday cvontno
NfS T. 00nagon mas been IN
''" "'''' q ~ e0'0 ~" 0"SS'
ana a hol lHliy recovered YET.
Geo. Brooks has received u pro
motion. Monday be secured The
appointment as fireman at govern
ment saWiniit.
Or. NJ. ". Patton the oovtvet
e|rinafian WHO was expected here
on Friday is stalled at La Plant
due 10 bad roads.
Fred Campbell ,Ir. left for Kan
sas City Friday. From that place
he expects TO 90 to Montana 10
his fathers ranch.
trip to Che golt-sawmill which is
located at Maupin creek, two miles
below the Agency.
NJ I.pn1 ual nn
N-atan "''' s" a
a. ~" ~
49, nh va o,'7,'s' "''''' gay
i''''''''"- VIC '""io N'.5'
Mr. Powell the new principal
was quite Ill with the grip. Tor
Seyera1 Gay quo at 'Als Wrilln@
lMohaayl lSaoic 10 resume ms reg
u!af d''tics.
Mrs Clark entertained the wo-
mems basket bah club at her home
on Thursday evening. a splendid
lunch being served. All report
having u fine time.
wa e.
Mr. Il G C,.aia Gnr,,orLv cl,;af
clerl ~ tba Aoennv omnal tbat 10
was called ~ 5is mo4har,s bods;aa
who k ve,.v III oft J~ndi,no,olis
VIZ. Iti'aih afhocN VINO mas
oce'a la''u clefN az 1l'e Agency
oiice TOT Iile past seven years re-
celvea a message from the lnulan
Dii'e TO report % GUY at
l"r'1S MOUNTAIN h~esefVa'lon n.
~ re VIII assume 1ne poS'uion
"i chiel oiefN under Ny. H.. =.
FRANCES an Moore, me Ihey-
o 81 e.l 9; iss.'' nlr eee'lC'y return
day last week. ON business at the
Sunnt,c office ~ ;, so;d 49, No
hos a la,oe ar,ount of tr;b.I fnnds
to his credit which have boon an.
sufficient now to make hlm lndc-
pendent
Mrs Italian entertalncd the
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-24
Not So Very Wrong:

Spell ferment and give it's defni
tion,' requested the schoolteacher.
"F-e-r-m-e-n-t, ferment, to work." re-
sponded a dimiminutive maiden.
Now place it in a sentence SO that
l may be sure you understand its
meaning said the teacher.
Gin summer l would rather play out
of doors than ferment in the school
house." returned the small pupil with
such doleful frankness and uncon-
scious humor that the teacher found 1t
hard to suppress a smile.-Chicsgo
News.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-24

William School is agent for the
sci 35-l17-79-Kluth tract-to get it
broke and put iuto flax. See, phone
or write me at Gettysburg SD.
William School.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-24
Quick Lunch Grip.

Guest--.A f%rankfurter sandwich with
horseradisll. liost-One dog in tears!-
Detroit Times.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-24
Luck.

Luck is what happens on every pay.
day to the man who works.-To edo
Blade.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-24

The new Luther Hospital of
Watertown, $. d. is now open to
the public and receiving patients.
DIS. O'Toolc, Maeee, HILL and
ilaraldson. as members of the
medical aud surgical staff, take
pleasure IN announcing that they
are prepared to cooperate with all
physicians in giving to their pa
lients every advantage in hospital
treatment.
We also have a modern equipped
operating room. 4 sufficient
number of beds, 10th private and
ward, nurses, and all other facili-
ties to be found in q first class
hospital.
We also provide ambulance SER
vice which will respond to all
calls, either by phone or wire.
from any physician or patient
who may expect to arrive at any
specified time.
We especially invite all physi-
clans TO avail themselves of these
advantages which are placed at
their disposal, subject to the rules
and regulations that govern the
management of modern hospitals.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-24

The first eight grade eSamina-
ton will be held. in the school
house. at Gettysburg April first
and second.
Margaret Briscoe.
Co. Supt.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-24
No Use 10 Try and Wear Out Your Cold
II Will Wear You Out Instead

THOUSANDS keep on suffering
coughs colds thru neglect and de-
lay. Why make yourself an easy
prey TO serious ailments and cpl
denies as the result of a neglected
colds Coughs and colds sap your
strength and vitality unless checkt
IN the earlvstages. Dir. Kings New
Discovery IS what you need-the
tirst dose helps. Your head clears
up. you breathe freely and YOU feel
so much better. Buy a bottle to-
day and start taking ut once
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-24

The next regular examination for
Second. Third and Primary Certificates
WI be held April Sth and 10Th. Wofk
VIII bcglnat $40 each morning.
MARGARET BRISCOE
Co. Supt.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-24

Germ Free Air.
At 1900 feet above the surface Oi
the earth the atmosphere is free from
germs.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1915-03-24

On general business. see, write.
or phone to William School, land
agent, Gettysburg, S. d.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-01-25
The Humorous Liar

Some communities afflicted with lot people Who for the
fun of talking do the heavy standing corners and
suspicious and facts These may be yerv
when they given when they are repeated as
truth they become business
Almost daily there story started Macon that has moi
sembance of truth in it, The most popular style of is that
big business firm financial difficulties and about to close
Many of these have The TELEGRAPH m
Gently and investigation they outright lies
But they do the HARM ard that why the pasme housh
There moe gosspng scandalzng women
than that of rolling under the tongue suspicion against
character of And this same class is tho
street gossip of the male persuasion.
of fact conceded in circles generally
that the crisis been passed Those firms which too liberal
with their credit and unable gather in sufficient funds to meet
requirements have through bankruptcy ormade settlements
Macon business generally healthy condition
This suggest that when of these rumorers
ask MIN for proof and it is forthcoming discuss with
him the evil of his occupation and he DISCOURAGED TIL
be helper than hnder Macon too manv Of the
A2tter cass.-Macon Telegraph.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-01-25
Clear Your Own Skirts

Georgia has in for large account
of the unfortunate ynchng four negroes by
ponbe mob citizens their chief police
been assaulted by them Up in New Jersey, mob of egazd
derers, gunner. imported from the York.
killed twenty two white working and women whose
their against nexobe labor under
which they refused to work.
The New York Evening Journal commenting
says:
The State of New Jersey responsible
law within its borders
Until this fully up under
charges
There should be no delay no manifestations of partsanshp no
shifting passing of the blame.
The facts obtainable, and they must be secured
1t is time for excitement public indignation passion
is for prejudice.
What the nation expects Jersey an orderly CON-
pee Immediate presentation every possibly
the affair.
Have gunner hired New any city to act
strike Breakers
Have detective agencies anywhere been authorized
armed suppress disorder beyond the limits property
the company employing the agencies?
Has any employing corporation within the State jersey
its hands, the infection capital punishment
Who the officials involved the affair far are thew
responsible for what has happened?
Who the officers Of the law most directly concerned2
Exactly what have been committed by the workngmen who
took part in the affair
Who the officers of the detective agency agencies that sup
piled the men? here the hired? What WERE the in
structons given them?
We do condone the outbreak Monticello does: every
bring the guilty but New Jersey home state of the
President clear its skirts of this wholesale innocent
people before its magne the people Georgia for
local outbreak n al interior county,
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-01-25
Wanted To Reno
Bone In Leg

After suffering for years with
a running sore on the leg lady in
Hartford, Connecticut, was IN
formed that the only cure was to
remove eight inches of bone. She
refused and used Aliens Ulcerine
Salve instead and it cured the sore
completely. Name and address
on application.
Aliens Ulcerlne Salve is one of
the oldest remedies in America
and since 1869 has been known as
the only salve powerful enough to
reach chrome ulcers and old sores
of long standing. Because it is so
powerful it often heals burns and
scalds without a scar in remark
ably short time.
Aliens Ulcerine Salve heals
from the bottom up and draws out
the poisons. If applied on new
cuts and sores 1t heals in ore-third
the time that common salves and
liniments take. Sold by T. j.
Halle & Co., and other leading
druggists. Adv.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-01-25
National Homes Urged
For SOuth's Veterans

Washington, Jan. 21-National
homes would be provided by the
federal government for disabled
confederate soldiers and their de-
pendents under bill introduced
today by Representative Estopinal
of Louisiana. 1t proposes that
the present inmates of the home
for union veterans at johnson City
Tenn, be transferred to other
branches aad the home used by
confederate soldiers, their wives
and widows. An appropriation of
S400, 900 would be made by the
bill for expenses of the change.
The bill also proposes establish
ment of branch confederate home
in Washington, to cost $50. ZOO and
would appropriate another $780,
900 to aid confederate soldiers
homes in the south generally.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-01-25
The Florida Highway.

Ocilla and Nashville are wax
ing up to the importance of the
connection with t h e National
Highway at Valdosta via Pulas-
XII, Wilcox, Ben Hill. Irwin and
Berrien county. The commits
sioners of Irwin a n d Berrien
will make the necessary improve
ments on the road between
DELLA and Nashville and south of
Nashville to the Lowndes county
line.
The Nationol Highway to Flori-
ola now passes through a twelve
mile stretch of Berrien county
but it is very similarly located
as the stretch between Rebecca
and Doublerun in Wilcox, the
missing link of the connection
between Cordele and Fitzgerald.
To carry the roads through the
county seats of Irwin and Ber-
rien will assure a continuous and
direct route to Valdosta and as
sure the maintenance of the
roads.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-01-25

Notice to Attorneys and administrators
beginning November 1913 all legal notices be paid
advance as the law contempates
Leader Publishing Company.
October 31st 1913
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-22
LokaIes.
Gus Grparamn1

Tiir oas am Sreitag Abelto in ser
geetboben &alle inter 2eifung Dot
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g5i6uIfa
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tb) .aonnm' nit mir in Die Sommef-
,nadf. San Ser 9tliden
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s. RInbiereGoIo.
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Sobn 81. Steinfelot.
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Srnt g g. Marfs, geetbopen Mans
dor uno Srdefter.
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Srdn @rreit Scripelter.
Il Die fd)oite blaue Conan" Stro,1s
9amendor unb Grd)eter.
Ibiolut feiue Bieoerholunaen.
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Der beatide l1nterrid)t an Ser
St1atsnninerfitGt.

altr5er 8eridt iiber Die Mrbeit in
Der oeutfben 9lbteilung fir Gor-
reiponoen5-unterri6t an ser gtaats-
nniperiitdt bon Seros.
90 es bielen 2erlbegierigen in
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li6 lit oie 1niperiitat peri0nlid gu
belnfen, Inn ibren Inteil an @iiiert
uno aenntnis 5u %erperben, 10 FIAT
man Dor le6s Sobren angefangel1,
llnterri6t per aorreiponoen5 sn er.
teilen. Mnf bieie @eiie lit es lelr
bielen 2eutell moglih gema6t, 51
itadiererE Die alts irgeno meld,en
@riinoen niff nod @uitin fommer
fonnen, cine iebr ui6tiee ltno ban
fensfperte @inridtulig, pelde aage.
meinen slnflone eefnnSer bat. lttt-
ter ben 10 berldieoenen S1dernL ipel-
DIE iest bon elmer groBen Mnsafl
bon 2ebrern ourd) aorreiponoen8
llnterridtet ueroers intereIiiert uns
bauptiadlid Ser ltnterridlt in Der
oeutlfen Sprabe. Solaenoe 9obelle,
.5niammengeitelt BON SRI. gttel gae
ron, &egiitrar, giebt einen i~nterefian-
ten l1eberblif iiber oas @odien oar
abteillng IN Den letten feds Sabrelt:
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5alf
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-22
MIItrIei.

I'm Safflagungs peranltaltet
Ger Ma11nerGor Der Serlnonnslobne
srlH aot5ert init folgenoem Iro.
~3ru1tm: SritipieI Snperture, go6o-
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sufaHnerbor. Nad Dem sipnsert lit
9}nn.
Sitbe5rg auf Die militariide
Musbilonng Der iungen WiGnner un6
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rindd3r Mler. Sosfe ben 9oridaq,
Dob ane tansliden iuaeen Mdn-
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men, militdriibe Musbiiouna erhal-
ten. groBe Mrbeiten, iuie oie ginrid-
fnng bon gepGiferunasanIaaert,
JluBregulierungen, Ginrintlfna bon
sfntionalpnrfs mitmofen uno
1Rnfer mi cine ndber su be.
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baben seaen Die San @ntonio Sauo
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sc unbdugig aeuladt, neil ourh Sen
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S250,000 per Sabr mo ihren eilt
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rer Sobn @ineent mo %. %. Ss.
born iino In Saft.
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mar ifon .friiher nit Der Eoli3ei II
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mnrDcn mar.
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snuf Dem alten slnsltellungsplot Gin
MusItcalmg ob5ubalten uno 5pa
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1916. Ais Wanager fiir Dos llntel
nchmen lit @arrn Simon geluomie
por0en, Der bereits in olioeren StGi
ten gusiteaunaen nnb @ereniigunas
Starts 1eitefe.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-11-22

W N
@a1reno Die @~eiommlt5dbI ser
|Stlioenten fir ale &orrelpouoens=
fiir5e idnen geitiegen lit, ltieq sic
3abl tn Der oeiltifen @bteiluna nfdlt
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e.nes beiieren uno cinbeitliferetf
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Sabre rubt Der beutide llnterriht
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Den Sanoen nlir zines Gefrers. 9;e
3abl Der SdiIer, tpelde ff6 spiid)en
oem 8. SUM 1914 uno Dem s. sslrli
1915 fir 0eltlfe 4orreppu0elrs-
fnrie regiitrieren lieBen fpar Sc,
5fuIId)en Dem s.. Stunt 1915 uao Is.
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treffeno, pcrtpeiien mir auf Die in
engliider Sprnde a~naeae6ener
aurle, moffen aber bier auf Die DtdJ.
tige Nenernns nlfmerfiam madyep,
iuelde in BEN anfaugerfurlen einss-
fiibrt mur6e.
Sn einefH neutrality-suspicious. Inter
ridtsfrrius, ser ourcb 9orreiponocuy
erteiif miro, lit es nabe5u nnnrogliG.
riffise Nuslprude 5u lebrem,
ialo bog be5ftbt iid fefr itarf ol;;
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oenen ieoes einem gerpiIlen 2art
(8ofal ODER &%onlonant) be5eihnet.
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fen, nno dnf oieie einfadJe uno flllg
eroa6te Weiie lernt ser Shiiler
GelltIh iprefenI Sic Eelultnte Die
fer Wetboor fino Bis ieBt Iebr Ali.
frieoenitelIeno al nenrrerr, uno babeu
bel Sebrern un0 Sdiilern groBen
gnfldng g%efnroen.
SIM Sanger lit Elm %irrTrIer padie1-
oes SntereiIe nin oeftlfen ltnterridt
gu per5ei6nen, mn0 nerIn mir beben-
fen, 0aB I'M Sfaate Teras nngeiaEr
$4,000 Gentife tuofHen, oaB piele
pom oieien fIf mebr mo nlebr fir
oentihe Sprode ltno @iiienlhnftcn
intereiIieren, Damn iii nit 3nperiit)t
5u erfuarteir, bob in ablebbarer 3eit
Die Mn5abG Der beutlden aorreipprl-
cen5i6iiler on Der ltniperiit1t BON
geras nidt 100 lit, loroern 1000.
Wit oeutihem @ruBe,
Walter @mpperman,
Snitructor German Correspondence
Worf,
Hoom 1874 Mnin Building,
%ltniperlitp of geraS, MuItin, Teros.
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auf Dem @obnplab pon Sobn
9. Irhbolo in Sarrptolm BEL Gem
slorf bat man bier 0pnomitpatronea
aefunoen. @rbbolo lit Der BraSioent
Ger Stonoaro Oil Company bon New
Serlep. Man min cineit unbefannten
oeieben baben, Der iid III Ser 9Gbe
Res Yfabes berumtrieb.
En- MiIfpaufee miroen Goiparo
@runner uno feline 8rau, @eioe Jun.
ge 2eute bon ungefabr % ssabren. Del
cinem gutomobilunfaa gctotet.
4rbeitsminiiter 8illcn bat dni
ben t6. uno II. 9e5ember cine aprl.
icrenS nod Gbarleiton. g. g., Elm,
bcruferJ nm iiber Mr6eitsnerteilnng
uno onoere Mrbeitsproblemc su IL.
rnten. bic 8onperneure Iino onige.
foroert, Geleaaten 3u 0ieier Sonic.
ren8 5u ernennen.
fS75,O00 Ider 2uno iitlo II
Californian uno $4,000 Gder Iint
in Siio.0aFota ser geiieoluna er
effnet
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Gan antpnio, Ger, %. Npp. -1at6
9srime Grllbc Cotton Seeb Oil. 81
Gents Der @nnone.
&em port. %. 9iop. Spot 1915
.unb SS.12; gionember. S7.S5 unS S7.9J;
Se5ember. 7.65 uno $7.8S; Sariar.
$7.84 uno 1885,; Sebruar. $3.50 unb
$7.9t; Mara. sos rnb $7.99; apr;t
$500 nno $8.04; Weat, $500 II. $50;
sunni. S8.f5 nnb $9.t6.
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Sellerie. soc II. Soc per .Gleenb.
@rinter Efeifer, Seras, so II. 40e per
[ &orbe.
0fra. Toe IL. 90c fir eiu guldel.
8~itmenfobl. $3.50 f. 2 Gubeno.
@ierptlan5en. Toe unb Soc per 0iid)e(.
Eeterfilie. SOC per 3tb. .9iinbeI.
Aobl. $1.25 II. $3.50 Der Crate.
aopffaIat. $3.50 Der Crate.
Sqilaib, Toe Ii. S1.00 per @nIdel.
@aoiesden. 40c fir Elm Gko. sgiinnei.
Tie5-Marft.
San autoniu, seg, %. Sipp. -f915
0hien $3.50 bis $7.15.
aiihe $3.50 bs $6.15.
Sdlber 1925 biz $500
Cullen S4.75 bis $50.
ct. 9ouis. %. Sob. 1915. - Ninb>
,ieh, SerassGieb, 1926 bis $500.
Sdipeine 5000 rno 5000.
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N1arFt
8anmiupQs.

Gan antonip, Ger. II Gents.
@aIueitou, selterll, feline gcrie.
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ne 3eit fontnten, mo ieoe Stimne no
tig it, Die perionlide Sreibeit gu per-
teiotgen.
9ie gintritspreiie fir oas Son.
oert am Sreitag 4beno in Ser 9eet6o-
pen=9aae iino so Gents ln0 $1.OO.
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aprnsefiitterte einbeimiide 8,ticr,
quite fette @dnle. gnten nno Siibner,
lebe1oig ODER ausgeibladtet. Saeo5
Sramb, 1850 &oolepelt Npe. q!
Grodett 2747.