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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-14
WOMEN COMMERCIAL TRAVEL
Frs.
They are Acquiring Reputation for
Tact, Keeness and Economy.

The last number of the New
York Nation prints a letter from
London in which it is noted how wo-
men are spreading out into new
fields of employment Particular
mention is made of their success as
travelling statesmen, where they are
acquiring reputation for tact,
keenness, and economy
The killing off of Europe's best
young men will open wide to women
many fields formerly closed. Social
changes like this will be felt in this
country. If many European women
so on the road as commercial travel
ers, it will encourage more Ameri-
can women to do the same. 1t is
perhaps remarkable that women have
not invaded this field more gener-
ally.
The selling of goods in retail stores
has been largely in the hands of wo-
men for many years. In the larger
cities they hold many lucrative po-
sitions. They may often know more
about a business than the owners
thereof. Women are great bargain
ers, and they will fight for what they
deem a principle, where men would
have a feeling that they lowered
their dignity by haggling.
Probably the reason why more
women have not gone on the road
is that in past years the profession
of commercial traveller was some
what looked down upon. The drum
mers" were supposed to be bunch
of sports who spent much time in
convivial life In modern competi-
ton it has become very responsible
work A firm takes quite a gamble
when it hands over good territory
to new man. The expenses of his
trip and the possibility of losing
trade are large stake, and few
moral hazards are taken.
Women as commercial travellers
may be a novelty in England, and
they are still the exception in this
country, but an increasing number
of them have been attaining success
in this field in the United States for
some years back.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-14
Squirrels Destroy Birds Nests.


Thomas w. Burgess, one of the
most conspicuous naturali3ts IN
America, says in the Iowa Farmer
that squirrels destroy not only the
nests of birds but the young birds
as well, and yet in about every town
and hamlet in Iowa it is crime to
Kill a squirrel. They contribute moth
ing TO the farmer, orchardist or
gardner Rather are they thieves
and plunderers. Birds destroy mil
lions of injurious insects and their
beauty of plumage and melody in
song make them a delight to ALL AS
between squirrels and birds we will
take the latter every time In the
place of protecting squirrels in all
pE bile and private parks war Of
determination ought to be ordered.
1t is something of misfit to make
it crime 10 kill birds and then pro-
tect squirrels Nature has very gen.
erously come TO the relief of birds
in guarding them from certain blood
thirsty animals like the fox and wolf
in that EJirds in brooding time give
no aS9snt and this prevents night
SEandering rodents from locating
their nesting places.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-14
BUSTING THINGS UP.

There was fellow got bunch
That he was very strictly lit,
Just to get even with the boss
He quit.
The boss he bore it wanderous WELL
He never walled or moaned or
swore;
But said, las you go out don't slam
The door"
The other boys about the place
Did not go moping much that day,
They laughed and said good-by and
drew
Their pay
He thought: "They do not realize
That l have left them to their
fate.
So much the better; let them laugh,
But watt"
And then he ambled down the street
And confidently told the town
Now, fellows, watch and see the
boss
Fall down."
Somehow or other things went on;
The business did not go to smash:
The boss went smiling as he grabbed
The cash.
And every day the fellow met
Some friend that didn't know he'd
quit,
And didn't care, and wasn't sore
A bit.
1t rather stunned him that the world
Went booming on through day and
night
AS we'll as when he used to keep
1t right.
Somehow there isn't any man
For whom the whole creation
squirms;
And good men cluster round job
Like germs.
And when you up and leave your
place
And think the whole blame works
will quit,
The Joker hollers, Tag, old man,
You're it's
The world goes plugging, ploding on,
AS unconcerned as it can be;
If you are mentioned some one asks,
who's he?"
st. Louis Dispatch.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-14
CAN'T USE L. s. FLAG FOR AD-
VERTISING.
Iowa Bank and Several Newspapers
Violate State Laws.

Des Moines, Ia, July 12.-Use OF
the United Safes flag for advertis-
ing purposes doesn't go in Iowa
There has been a good deal Of COM
plant about this and some of the Of
tenders are bing called on.
A bank in southwestern Iowa had
prepared a big sheet all printed in
bright cclors showing an American
flag and the bank advertisement COIL
spicuous. 1t was submitted to the
legal department of the state and
the bank was notified that the use of
the advertisement in that form would
be in violation of the laws of the
state.
A Des Moines daily paper was
making extensive use of flags for ad-
vertising purposes and had big ad-
yertisement showing a flag which
was to draw attention to the adver-
tisement OF the paper. This has
been stopped. Another Des Moines
publication, farm journal, is said
to be doing the same thing and us
ing a picture of a flag in connec-
ton with an advertisement to secure
more subscribers.
The Iowa law is very strict on
the subject but most of the cases OF
violation have been inadvertent.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-14
They Write Every Day.

Every day Foley & Co. recere
letters from grateful men and W-
men, telling how Foley Kidney Piis
cured them OF backache, sore mH
cles, stiff joints and other kidny
and bladder troubles. Is very qufk
TO reliye lumbago and rheumatfm
due to kidney trouble. No other 7 m
edy has a longer record of cfes'
pnnnartson,s Pharmacy. July
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-14

Complete business and shorthand
courses at Valdez College. Decorah'
months free tuition Special
preparatory and review course.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-14
Card of Thanks.

The undersigned desire to express
their gratitude to neighbors and
friends for their many kindnesses in
our recent bereavement and also for
the many beautiful floral offerings.
Mrs. Eliza Tyler,
Will Tyler,
Chas. Tyler.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-14
OLE BANE SATISFIED.
Learns He is Free and Promises TO
Stay Away.

Estherville, Ia, July 12.-Ten
years ago Ole Danielson left his
home in Estherville one morning .
get load of coal. He was absent
for six years, during which time his
wife secured a divorce for deser
ton. Where he spent the six years
ascertained, and at the end of the
six years he came home for a few
days. He again disappeared and
has not been heard of until Tues
day of this week, when he again
turned up, having apparently COM
pleted the second lap of his Rip Van
Wrinkle relay.
AS he was not aware that he was
not married man with a family of
children on his hands, Ole went to
his former home, but the reception
met with was not to his liking. He
left and secured lodging for the
night under a telephone pole among
the tall weeds near a stock yard
Here he was found by officers and
after spending the night in Jail he
was informed that his wife had been
given a divorce and that it was not
necessary for him to remain in this
territory to look after them. Ole re-
marked, Veil, dat bleases me al
right" and he promised to start an
other pilgrimage Immediately and
NOT come hack
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-14

She-Why do you refuse Ethels
hand to Mr.. Nocoyne. Don't you
want your daughter married off?
He-Yes; what l am trying to
avoid is having a son in-law married
on.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-14
THE FIRST NEWSPAPER.

The first newspaper in the United
States was published in Boston, April
"a, 1904. 1t was called "The Boston
News-L Letter" John Campbell, post
master of Boston, was editor and
proprietor. This shows how far back
the postoffice and the newspaper
have been associated. Richard Pierce
tried to start a paper in 1890 IN
Boston. He got out one issue under
the name of "Publick Occurrences.
1t was suppressed with its hrst Is
she by the British authorities be-
cause they said that II contained
reflections of very high nature
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-14

There was fellow got bunch
That he was very strictly lit"
Just to get even with the boss
He quit.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-14
We Guarantee

everything we sell, and sell sell ev-
erything that is absolutely guaran
teed. Our prices are lower.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-14

My dear, you look sweet enough
to kiss.
That's the way l intended to
look, Jack.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-14

900. The building is 57x97, four
stories high, built of Bedford stone
and Twin City brick, and is practi-
cally fire proof. There are fifteen old
people at the home now. The Mil
waukee trains stop at the station,
which has been named "Haugen-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16

ellos, son cristianos. Descalzan, por
ejemplo, un hebreo, y sus zapatos Sc
les dan a un necesitado, 81 es cristiano.
He presenciado las iguiente escena:
Un .rapaz Sc acerco a un rico hebreo,
pidiendole limosna, merced que obtuvo
en- Ell acto, pero cambio de besar La
mano al donante, seg1n costumbre en-
tire los hijos de Jehova.
Unos cosacos presenciaron ell hecho Y
preguntaron al >chicuelo que religion
era la suya. Contest6 ell interpelado
cue era cristiano, y entonces aqu6llos
detuvieron al jud1o. Hicieron que ell
mozalbete Sc desnudase la parte poste
rior de SUI cuerpo y obligaron al jud1o 4
depositar en- ella siete besos
LA ASTUCIA JUDIA.
Esta poblaci6n hebrea es originaria
de la Galitzia Vino q Bukovina en- esta
terra y en- la Moldavia mucha riqueza
ycandidez que explotar
En- efecto, la mayor parte de las bo-
degas existentes en- Czernoyitz, princi-
pal centro de la RIGA industrial vin1cola
del pa1s son va propiedad de ciudada-
nos hebreOs.
En- la ciudad establecieron casas de
banca, que mas tarde Sc convirtieron en-
potentes Bancos, y en- ell campo cultiva-
ron la usura entire los pequehos terrate-
nientes
Ell pacto de retroventa hizo pronto
de las suyas, y por tai procedimiento Ell
70 por 100 de la propiedad r1stica es
hoy jud1a.
EN- LA CIUDAD.
Pero en- la ciudad-se dira-hay au-
toridades Tribunales austriacos para
poner freno a los excesos de la codicia
.jud1a
Los hebreos saben hacer bien las CO.
sas. De 1O4 abogados matriculados en-
Czernovitz, 90 son jud1os; 10 son 50
m6dicos de los 80 que ejercen SUI profe-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16
ALREDEDOR DE LA GUERRA

LOS COSACOS EN- LA BUKOVINA.
Acabo de hacer un viaje Czernovitz,
y esta correr1a me ha hecho testigo de
la desgracia de que es victima la RIGA
terra de la Bukovina
El panorama es siniestro La nieve
cubre ell pals. La temperature media
ha sido estos d1as seis grades bajo cero
pero algunas noches ell fr1o ha hecho
descender ell term0metro 21 grades
tambi6n bajo cero.
Y, sin embargo, los caminos Sc ven
poblados de gentes que huyen aterrori-
zadas ante las patrullas de cosacos.
Los rusos, como es sabido, llegaron a
esta region, volvieron su frontera y
de nuevo estan en- possession de algunas
poblaciones.
La mayor parte de los fugitivos son
jud1os, que ven en- los cosacos los saltea,
dores de srs propiedades
Pero la leyenda de los terribles solda-
| dos del Dom Sc va deSVanec1endO aQul
como en- todas partes
| Loo COSACOS Y LOS JUDIOS.
Es evidente que los cosacos sienten
passion contra los hebreos. Es question
de odios tradicionales y hasta de Green
cias religiosas.
De los $4,000 habitantes de Czerno-
vitz mas de 10000 son judfos, de 6s-
tos mas de $4,000 han emigrado tie
rras rumanas.
| Ell rencor de los cosacos no es san
guinario. No Sc tiene noticia de que
hayan asesinado a un solo hebreo, perc
81 de que hayan realizado despojos, que
consideran la cosa mas natural.
Sienten los cosacos una gran predilec-
ci6n por poseer relojes. Nj uno solo
qued6 en- las vitrinas de las relojer1as
de Czernovitz, cuyos duenos eran ju-
d1os
Es 10 1nico que Sc apropian; 10 de-
mas 10 reparten entire los que, como
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16

sion. Esta es la proportion del predo-
mimic de la raza jud1a en- las demas ella
ses sociales.
Ademas, los jud1os Sc distinguen por
su fidelidad la Influenza austriaca.
Por 10 mismo que viven al amparo de
la tolerancia de los Poderes constituf-
dos, por 10 mismo que saben de sobra
ell odio que inspiran los rusos, no es-
catiman su fdelidad la Influenza ale
mana del Imperio, y 6sta We en- ellos una
garant1a para la unidad nacional
El antisemitismo ha hecho en- ell pals
propagandas infructuosas, entire otras
razones por la de que no constituyendo
los jud1os la mayor parte de la pobla-
cion, esta mayor1a esta compuesta de
personas de 6versos or1genes.
Acknowledgements, rumanos y rusos
forman esta parte, y entire ellos ell pan
germanismo no ha logrado nj lograra
aunar voluntades, como es natural.
Id 1SICSl OIGOOlOAd IuSd UICuO UduL
bi6n mucha propiedad territorial; pero
Sc limita explotarla en- benefcio de sus
|creyentes.
De la antipat1a de los hebreos hacia
los rusos dara idea 10 sucedido en- Tolo-
mea (Galitzia meridionaD, despu6s de
salir de ella las tropas moscovitas que
entraron en- la poblaci6n en- los 1ltimos
d1as de Noviembre.
Ell vecindario sc entreg0 q manifesta-
clones de j1bilo; pero Sc distinguieron
especialmente los jud1os, que despues
de reunirse en- la sinagoga salieron en-
manifestation a la via p1blica, queman-
do con toda sOlemnidad una bandera ru-
sa, ataron otra al rabo de un cerdo, al
cual le hicieron correr, perseguido por
todas las GALES de la ciudad, entire las
risotadas de los espectadores.
Hugo CAPRI.
Budapest, Enero de 1915.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16
Esplendida oportunidad de hacer
una buena adquisicion

duen Europa venta
propdad ao Rey parada 2 sobre
de San. Rio Piedras.
de 100 yardas de rente Is fondo
de
mos cases arn pedra pastca de
cubierto grandes aure Gle la In
que sombra diciosa Despu de la del ferroa
la do
ben cercado tOda sembrada de maoa
guinea pamas arboe utae abundando los
bien enreendo.
San
dnero ben der del vaor de la
en- hpoteca m0dlcO.
prpdad pudiendo amben
quera agn negocio de he
siembr de hortaliza, rutas flores
inorn dirinse D. Pc dro Giust San Juan, P. r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-02-16

Nueva GAIA de elegantfsimas l1neas. Ma
yor y mas c6moda para cinco pasajeros.
Los botones para el manejo de la bocina,
"Self Starter" y las luces, estan coloca-
dos sobre la columna de la guia. Asien-
tos con almoha dones mas mulEdos pro
fundos. Guarda- -brisa de ventilacion, y
que permite yer entire la lluvia. Motor de
IS H. P. Eje ciguefal con cinco cojine-
tes Guarda- -lodos curvos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
glrbeit Der ginsentianer Subuque's.

@ie Der iiiu9ite Sabresberidt Ger
9ubuqucr ndt 8iuSeut BON Saul
8cnferen5cn 3ei9t, baben uniere fas
tboli'hen 9bnritas Sreunbe inn perfl.
Sabre mieber iuie 9elpDbnli6 legenSs
reid gcpirtt. Sbre @innabmen be-
liefen lih uuf S8.S14.89. ibre &ues
eabeu auf S6,S26.50; bicrunter eins
9eihloiien lit oas S%obresgebolt Der
.giiiting Nurle", namlih 5000 uub
$311.25, Die fiir ba6 .Neigbbprbppb
Souic" permenbet murocn. Sic
lptalen @in5cn3 pm Saul Apnferen3eu
sdbleu 104 aftibe Witglicocr uno u
GbrenmitglieOcr. Sm peril. Sabre
iuurben 391 &erinmmllrn9eu abees
balteu. 254 Samilicu nlsecbolicu unb
2,263 8elude a%bgcituttet, @err y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16

8. &alpit, County Irmenperipreer,
ertldrte Dffentlif, baB Der lofale
Sin5ent bon Saul cine Der fiibrenben
daritatipen Sr9a~niiationen Der Stnbt
lei, cine Organization arf Die DUBUQUE
ltol5 fem fonne. Sic bon bieier Sc
ielidnft inter Die Sebiirfti9en Der
StaOt pertbeilten $1,000 ieien Die
beiten $1,000 gepeien, Die ie fir einen
iolhen 3ped IN Dubuque alsgcgeben
iporben ieien. Sic Sln5entianer pcr<
bienen fir bieies &irfen nift MIR Sob,
ionbern ald llnterltiibung, belonoerS
IN Der @eibnaGtsSeit.
nlY7 Die Tcrlangt : Inseigenz
Spalte fann Sbnen bebiilflid iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
rag7 Madbct einen Seriuf nit Der
Icrlangt= Im5eigen Spalte.
~ttniere lebtcn uemiefeitcn.
(Spezialdepeschen dieser Zeitung.


8aibington, 9. G.-Senator
Gilman, @oriiber bes aomites fir
Narines &ngeIegenbeiten ertldrte am
Ntouta9 i'm Senat, CT boffe, Die Sorz
Ia9e fir Den @au elmer 8unoes@ Wtuniz
t%ipusfabrit iperDe innerbalb bon 30
Sageu @eieb perDen. 9ielelbe ioute
10000 Spnnen &apa5itdt baben Inb
niht mebr pie $10,0O0,000 foiten.
Sic Sunbesre9icrung lei bonn Stnbl>
truIt u~n6nrmber5ig aus9eraubt NOR
Den, beionbcrs babe Die republifanii6e
&urtci geipiileu SreunOen in Der
Stabls Snbuitrie unge6eure Slmmen
aus Dem @olfsl6aB 5ufommen lnilen.
~
n.-a0ui9 SerOinanb BON
Sul9nrieu loQ ben 81. Batter babin>
gebeno iufprmiert 6abeu, CT babe ge@
iebl eegeben fir freie 8etbdti9ung Der
fotboliihen Heligion III Mn5eoonien;
oieIelbe mar bon Der IcrbiI6cn Nbmiz
niitration u%nteroriidt iporben. Na9
Dem ariegc merDe aiId) in Yulgarien
Der futbpliiden Stride grDBere Hedte
unb Sreibeiten gelpdbrt peroen.
n.-Sie Nortbcliffs Srelie
bat in elmer biBigen aampagne Dem
Sl. @ater Den arieg ertldrt, neil CT
Die metbobiitilhe &ugne in Hom
iiingit an Den Stranger i%tellte.
CONDOR. --&arbinal Bourne bat
elm &aitoralihreiben beroffentlidt,
laut peldcm Die @ldu6igen eriudt
perDen, Dem am eriten Sonrtag i'm
nelleu Sabr, am 2. Sanuar, itatts
iinbenben Seelenamt fir Die perltprz
bcneu arieger be~i5uipobnen lno Die
Saframente an ieuem Gage gu
emptallgen.
2on0un. - Sn 0iterrci6iiden
He9icruugsfreiien lit man nidt ipenig
ungebalten itber Die amerifaniihe
Note. Baron Suridn bate bis Sienss
tag Wtorgen nod feline Grfldrung ub>
oc9ebcn. @ruf Sis5a, Der Wiuilter
bes NeuBeru llngarn's, lit in Som
icren5 mad gSien b~errfen poroen.
Wau miro jeOud periu6en, einen
Srllh 3luiiden Den 6cioen Hegieruns
gen 81 permeiben, ertldrt Der Diter>
rcifii6e @el6dftstrd9er in @aib<
ington, Baron 3niebinef.
~
Gan Srancisco, Sal. - :.
Groplep, Baron Is. 8nr. b. 9rinden
unb Srnu Warg. B. Cornell muroen
am Ntontag bon Den Sunbesz @roBge>
idlporeneu in Iufloge3uitnnb perieBt,
neil tic fir 3erit0ruug ~uniercs Iuss
LAMB 6nnoeIs lid peri6ippren, uno
neil tic aufriibrcriide Sriefe burd Die
Yoit perinnbt baben iplen. Die 9es
treffenoen linb l%lnterbeante Dcs
rei6sbeutI6cn @euerals aoniuls bon
8ppp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
Mhtuaa. Deutldt Matholifea!

Aas eenfl SIR lper bic beporitebenoen
G6neeiiiirIre2
Warum fonImt Sbr ni6i na6 StIuboma uno
Idert sud ein Seinl IN elmer guiel oeutiten
Wniieolung2 S6r fJnni am /. Saiuar nit
ben Sarmarbeiten begin1en.
aat6plil6e Seimfu0er firoeli bier CUTE Setme
an nieorieen greiien. uno elm ber5li6eS gSta.
ionlmen III etrer blilbenoen Aniieolune IN Der
W1be bon airbe uno Briefter.
1ir udbere s~lnsiuHit fdbreibe ODER ~teleera.
pbtre man an J. y. 5enton.
'Re'eren8en: ganf OF Gletn. Gletr. Cfla..
cber Meo. Satber Sdnocrarinien. Sterlina
cfInbnun
Seim G1reiben erpdbne uIan oisies glau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16

erlpnrtet, baB ii9 Die olterreiaiid>
unsarii6e 8egierung in @rfenntniB
bes grnites bes Sales bieien Sorbe>
rungen prompt fii9eu ipirb; nnb lie
Ititbt bieie @rlpartung auf Die Soruusz
lesun9, baB Die oiterreihiid>un9ariide
He9ierrn9 cine Sanblung nidt gut
beiBen ODER pertbeioi9en fam, Die bon
Der 8elt oils mmenlhli6 uno bnrbaz
rid perurtbeilt pirb, Dor Der ale
cipiliIierten Nationen @rauen empfin>
ben unb Die ben Spb unl6ulbi9er
nmerifaniiher Weni6enleben perur>
iaGtc.
(@e5.) Gaming"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
murkthPrtdttP
Yrofperfanfs Greiie.

Snbuque, Sa., IA. Se5. 10.
0etreibe, Sen, Wsebl, etc.
8eiSen: 95c-$1.OO per Suibel.
5afer: 50c-55c per 8uibel.
&orn: 72c-75c per 9uibel.
@erite: ,6Oc-70c per 8uibel.
3eu: 8ilbes, $6.00-$12.00;
Simotbp, $13. O0-$17.00 per Come.
Vieb.
Stierc: 81. 5O-$7.OO.
Hinber: $5.00-$6.O 90.
aiibe: S.. 00-$5.50
8dlber: $5.00-$7.50.
2dmmer: 81. 5O-$5.50.
Shlpeine (auf Dem SUP: $3.50
1925, per 100 Yfunb.
gntter nnb Gier.
@icr: $50 per SuBenb.
Butter: 33c-35c per Yfuno.
Chicago, ST., IA. Seq. 10.
0etreibe.
8ei5en.-
Se5.: $1.12H-$1.16.
Iai: $1.14A-$1.17%.
Suli: $1.065s-$1.0912.
&prn.-
Se5.: 671sc-67Bc.
@ai: 705sc-715sc.
Safer.T
Sea-: 41c-42Ac.
Iai: 44Ac-45Ae.
Wish.
Sdmere: $6.O5-$6.65.
Halibe: So. 05-$6.20.
2eihte: $5.45-$6.30
@emiidte: $5.85-$6.65.
Gieb-
&iibe unD Ninber: SO. OO-SS.25
Weltern: $6.10-$S.90
&dlber: Sc. 50-$10.35.
0etreibemarft.
IA. Se5ember.)
% inneapolis.-
8ei3en: Se5., $1.0934; Iai,
$1.1212.
9 uIutb. b.
@ei5en: Seq, $1.0912; &ai,
$1.121a.
Slahs:, Se5ember, $2.03; Iai,
$2.OSA.
8 g.
@ei5en: Se5, $1.o73s; @ai,
$1.10H.
Safer: Se5., 800; @ai, 1Hc.
@aniasgitp.-
@ei5en: Se5.. $t,O61s; @tai,
$1,000.
aorn: SEQ, 64Hc; Iai, 67Hc.
g t. 2puis.-
&ei5en: SEQ, $1.11A; 9iai,
$1.14K.
&orn: Sea, 66c; Iai. 69c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
2lus Scr Gwieem StaSt.

Die bcihcn 3pniiitorien. = Scs Sl.
gatcrs geifmerben. = Stalten's
Snitisminiiter indjt berehtigte Sc
idjtperben in redjt ipuberbarer Weiie
5n miberlesen. - 4nf benz &pnii=
forum fcblteu mebrerc auslGn=
biihe &arbinGle nnp jene Der Der.
Stanten. = Der 81. @ater lab
geinnb rnb itarf nus. - Nuf ben
Sribiinen befanb iid Sraneiscu DC
Ia Sarra, Der ebemalisc prupiiD=
ride Iriiibent Werifp's. - Gene
&irdenprupinsen in Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-12-16
gu b~erfanfen.

100 gder Sarm, u WSeile bon Srti6aft,
Stride nno S6Weiterni6uIe. ertra fh0neS,
grpbes, neueS Sdus nnb groBer gaienett.
Stau. aein uuBlpies 2dno. gebmiaer 9oans
9ooeu. Breis $50 per alder. giur $4,000 baar.
100 ELDER, " Weile bon Staot. aues piIiss
bares 9ano, ib6ne 0eb1lioe, s 1terbe, 40 Stiid
Wil6maf6ine uio @rnte fir $4,000. 9tnr
5000 banr. Die bette upstosoate 5arm i'm
Gounip. u. aieinBein5 & Con, Wiarfbfielb, isis.
geim S6reiben er,udbne man oieics 8lati.