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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-16

Reports from Washington are to the effect that the
United States Government will diplomatic rela-
lions with the Imperial German Government unless
the latter disavows the act OF the German submarine
commander who sank the White Star line steamship
Arabic. which had American passengers aboard Since
the heartess sinking of the Lusitania the attitude Of
Germany toward America and It's citizens has been
such that only American patience has prevented a
break long before this time reutonic trning at last
has reached an unbearable limit, and something must
De done to put end to it,
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-16

colored, charged with acting disor-
derby. Both we're lodged in Jail
pending hearings.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-16

Russia has imposed war income tax. Russia has
right to do this because Russia is at over here
We already have ~war tax and another is threat
spe6 Bur we are al peace What's the ansser7
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-16

In The Association Of Amer
EIklAf lean Advertisers has ak
W@tf arsiaed and certified 70
49, the circulation Of this pub
lication. Tho figrrcC Of circulation
contained in the Associations ~
port only are guaranteed.
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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-09-16

The Association 81
American Advortis.
ers Is composed Of
an fho great adver-
tinerr Of shin conn.
try Tile Associa.
tor endorses only
such papers rs sub
NIT 10 ita examina-
tion at any moment
ard positive proof
must be submitted
Tie accompany .ng
certificate. No. 415f,
has beer issued -
this paper
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-27
PROTEST AGAINST ROUTING MAIL
 VIA SEWARD

At well attended meeting of the Cordova Chamber of Commerce, held last night, 1t was decided to renew the lease on their present headquarters on Front street for the ensuing=slx months. beginning May l, when the old lease expires.
 The attention of the chamber was called to two bills introduced in the territorial legislature which affect this section. One provides for the routing of the winter mail via Seward, instead of Cordova, as at present. The other favors Juneau as the location for the experimental mining station which the government proposes to establish In Alaska. A resolution was passed instructing the secretary to wire Representatives Holland and Tansy that the local chamber protest ed against the passage of these meas ures and asking them to use their efforts to defeat the same when they they come up for consideration in the House.
 President Geo c. Hazelet submit ted a very interesting verbal report of his work in behalf of the Copper river valley, during his stay of four months at Washington, D. c.
 A communication was reaG from Ia coma capitalists who intend erecting a manufacturing plant in Alaska, and asking what concessions in the way of a site that Cordova was willing to offer. A committee consisting of Messrs. A. J. Adams, H. c. Feldmann and H. L O'Nein was appointed to look into the matter, and if possible try and have the proposed factory located here.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-27

Fresh Cordova Eggs at O'Neill & Slater Cos.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-27
A WILLING I ] Il OF
 PLAT I

SYRACUSE. April 27-The Barnes suit against ex-President Roosevelt for libel. shows no signs of coming to a close. Roosevelt began his fourth day on the witness stand this morning. A telegram was read in court written by Senator Platt to Roosevelt. when the latter was gover. nor of New York, urging Roosevelt to sign a bill exempting from the franchise tax the grade crossings of steam railroads, and saying. "Our friends of the New York Central and Senator Depew are anxious" Roosevelt at the time replied to Sen. ator Platt by telegraph that his re- quest had been received too late.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-27
W ALSH REPLIES ROCKEFELLER
 ATTACK

CHICAGO, April 27-Frank Walsh, the chairman of the Federal Commis- sion on Industrial Relations, replied today to the attack made upon him by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Mir. Walsh said that Rockefeller's attack failed to explain certain letters written by the young multi-millionaire to the di- rectors of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Co.,. which Is controlled by the oil magnate's son. MT Walsh further said in defense of his attitude on the Colorado strike. that 1t was the duty of the commission not to allay or smother the causes of industrial un- rest, but to investigate them and in form the public.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-27

LONDON April 27-The summit known as Hartman Weerkop in Asace important strategic position whic captured by the Germans yesterday has reaken the French. Some prisoners taken.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-27
JAPAN INSISTS HER DEMANDS
 AND CHINA TO REPLY IN WEEK

PEKIN, April 27-There has been no indication shown the Chinese government far that Japan likely mod crate of her demands upon Chna withdraw in toto. The Japanese government is firmly insisting China yield all the disputed points and has been settled that China will give a reply within a week.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-27
EMBARGO REFORMATION
 RAWCOTTON FROM BRITISH ISLES

LONDON, April 27-The exportation of cotton from England Scotland and Ireland has been specifically forbidden in embargo promulgate today The embargo covers all the ports and countries of Europe except France Russia Spain and Portugal.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-27
TEUTONS LOSE TWENTY THOUSAND
 CARPATH|AN MOUNTAINS TWO DAYS

GENEVA, April 27-The Russians have commenced an other strong offensive in the neghborhood of Uz sok Pass in the Carpathan mountains reported that casualties for the past two days toaed wen ty thousand The advancing spring is melting the snow n the mountain passes and the resultant serious hin drance to the Russian advance.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-27
ITALIAN AMBASSADORS ARE BEING
 SUMMONEDROME FUR CONFERENCE

LONDON, April 27-The Italian ambassadors at Paris Vienna London and Berlin have been summoned Rome for conference with Foreign Minister Sono and the decision of the AustroItalian question imminent Grave re- suits expected from the conference.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-27
GERMAN SUBMARINE ToRPEDoEs BRITISH TRAWLER

LONDON, April 27-Anoher British trawer the Recolo has been opedoed in the North by German submarine Part of the missing.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-27

LOVERA'S now made in bond bet. ter than ever-TRY ONE.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-27

Carnation Cream, cans for 25c.- s4. per case at s. Blum & Co.'S.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-27

Petaluma Eggs. 35c. per doz. at S. Blum & Co.'S.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-27

Carnation Cream, cans for 25c.- $4. per case at S. Blum & Cos.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-27

Keep Dry with an $500 Mackin- tosh for $12.5O at Finkelstein & Sapi- ro's.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-04-27
WOUNDED SOLDIER TELLSOF THE
 EFFECT OF ASPHYX|AT|NG BOMBS

PARIS April PA wounded soldier returning from the battle along the Yser canal brings details of the recent fight ing in that vicinity He says that the asphyxiang bombs used by the Garmans kills nobody but simply rendered the unconscious All who breathed the fumes were put to sleep and when the Germans entered the French trenches they killed the seepers.
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@runoeisen Sgpotbefen.
Reutinaetroaen

Peu tinaetroeen
George 8. Riebdus on Gilmore 9.
Ii. 9. Co.. $3.50.
Rarn u. Wesrue OIL Central 9. Il.
g. Co.. $1750.
Qeopolb Butler an gsit Gtrsst ..
u. so. ]. $500.
Ri6arb 6. Grom1pen an gbanitor
9ant. $1,000.
2lnbrslp 6. Meibieber an Sisblant
2p.. 9. II. 3. Co.. $1750.
sfobn 3. 9}rout on Gcrti9ritt gau
9sr.in. $4750.
6ilbeaarbe g. 3eter on Clinton g
Ii. Q. Go. $4,000.
Walter +. WtuelIer an Central
SFairmpunt 9. II. g. Co., $1,000.
9tbbie MiIbo1anb on propibeni
apan Co.. $500.
sSsrasl Msirbers an Giar o. u.
Ro. 3 Co.. $500.
@eora, 20. 9rpon an Nettie SO,
Gdrep, $500.
georas s. 9lnberfon on Delta 8,
II. u. 60. $1,000.
pdtrid airtrdn an, glsnbols 9. Ii.
g. q. 60. S125.
stoieph 6. Weiber an @ietoria D.
q. Ro. 2. 5000.
Cabin q. Green on g]lsaIdn.
Ribae 9. II. g. Co., $500.
Sarriet u. fulton an Columbia
3. ii. 9. u. So. $3.50.
Cincinnati 2ooe glp. 2 Gcpol Srber
OF Ropfe an Grfte preSbbteriansr
Stride. S17, 800.
Glisobetb Moer5 on Joiepb W,
@oers. $2447.88.
Bruce 81. ssubb an glraminta s.
Rihols, $500.
Ge6etn Sdtparb, ansg gitaas 9. u.
30. 2. $500.
Marie g. Hibbe,un~g goutbernyO Obic
SdDinas @anf Co., $500.
ffreb. 80. 9efnete an Gtntiunatul
2.al "a. Ga~ $1,000.
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sy gRan srrasns n gra sas .lnannai.r geLtsaIail.

2puis g. G1e II. Qlnb. an Sacob
9lod. $4,000.
9fcbert. .. gleipbon an Spring
@rope 9lpe. g. II. @. Co.. $4,000.
!Senrb fSeib on Gnmminspille y. II.
8. Co.. $750.
Wtarie 6. Gifer an Southern S6io
Gupinas 9ant Co., $500.
Rit D. @Iabatis an Girit aDaro ..
II. g. Co., $250O.
israneis R. GbdIs an Sinanee g. II.
9. Co.. $500.
GettIgte 6ppptbeten.
Geo. 8. Niebaus an gilmore g. u.
9. Co.. $3.50.
Gbraham SteH,5a4 an Ssrasl
Grssnbera. 500.
Marp u. Rssrus an Central .. II.
8. Co.. $3.50.
Do. an bo.. $1750.
Garter sSrpin an Redbins Roob 8.
II. Q. Co.. $500.
2eopolb gnller an Gsit Strsei ..
u. Rc. l. $1,000.
emma S6aregge on Gypoition Q.
II. 8. Co.. $1,000.
Dm. 3. SmfpuIfe an Soutbern
Ohio 6. Ii. z. Co.. $1,000.
Snidnne 6afhart al bo.. $3.50.
Sobn Z. Gbrbort on bo.. $500.
albert aiebsl on bo.. $2400.
Gbriftina SdlneiSer an Soutbern
Sbio Sapinas @ant Co., S1O5o.
Do. an Voripopb Real Gitate unb
Smpropement Go.. $175O.
aetpts Z. Rebbun an Jraneis R
Gopleh. $4,000.
Sdrrp 9. Sitter on Goniolibaiso
9. II. g. Co.. $500.
Gso. 8. Dopis on Jioelitp ii. De,
poiit Co.. $1,000.
Do. On Tifd,man 9. u 9. Co.,
s235o.
6enrn %. aanSmsisr .an Baltimore
Gne. g. Il. 3. 60. $1,000.
5bps. s. Sartman an Wilforb g.
Ii. g. Co.. 5000.
Wartba g. groots an Columbia
3. II. 6. q. Co.. $500.
gbp. r. gIumberg on>Grpoiition
3. II. g. 60. $1,000.
6enrn ififter an @ictcria 9. u.
SO. 2. $1,000.
Gsprae ggeit an Cbds. Gebi, s11oO.
slarob 6drpep an Wt. Sealibp g.
Ii. 8. 60. $500.
6ermnn @srlanb an llnitp,g. IL.
g. Co.. S4o0.
SuIin go,mann on S.or 9. M..To.
3 Co.. $500.
5Obn D. 9rout on grit. SiG 'glo.
2 3. II. 6. Co.. $500.
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Gin gutmilt6iger
J1lep6ido.
3omif9er Romdn BON
u. Don q tsrfeIb.
(Sortieeun9.)

NCHthlN SA'tbJ
.@eil it bod Dem geliebten Sc.
genItanoe nin.nIer nIeine SunO rel.
den fonnte gum felten gunOe iiirs
2eben," enteegnete Safe trairrtg.
Semper 5eigte eine befreInoete
M1iene.
r@ie meinen eie oas9" fragte er
6ann.
Gin ungiinitiges 8ei9if bat mir
jeres 8liif periagt", erqDioerte Der
iunae Wtnnn; i'd 6arf mid nid)t in
benz Sdfen Der Rube nieoerlaiien; i9
bin gum SunggeieaeiitanOe per.
oammt, nit alien ieinen 5atttolus.
qualen. Sd nlltB unrberirren in einem
@arten poa pbantaitii6er glltulen,
Der BON labprintbiiA 9eium0enen
iSteigen olrhidnitten, NIT jeoer
neien @enOung oerielber Dem ent.
5iidten lin0 iiberrai6ten gluge ilrurer
neie a6Defslungen bietet, bic pbun.
taiie fortpabreno beifdftieenb uno
Die Gimme gum @enuB nerIodeito.
slher Der Gitit jener m1rfenbaften
9lunten rpirft 5u beraui9eilo nui ben
ein, ungemtloig eiIt er,
burh oas etpiqe gteue getrieben, Ser
ncberidttigiug eritgeeert uno itntt er.
'IiSet uieSer inter BEN 5errIiaen]
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0rnnSeiseutIAmskbertras
Cincinnati, Is. suni.

y ~ \ : " ~ " " ~. ADH4th'
9epis &. Rrbbun on Qibegarbe e.
!3eter, so bei 214 iylib on Der Yorbs
ieite BON gIeosIano 2lpenue, 1860 s5us
0itlid oon Rsabing Roab, (Stelsr
$3.50; 81.
Gepras sahlor on Dalter 3.
Wlueller. Got So in UilIsbrae llnters
abtbsiluna an Sterlins glpenus,
(Steuer SOC; 81,
6dnnab SapIor on MDaltsr s.
WtuslIer, 81 bel 95 SUB an Der
nOr6DiiIiden Gds BON Rorib Gnenu,
un6 GterIina 4Osnue, 81.
sSulia 9otmonn an Wlorris unb
SsIael DeiHberg, % Bel 102 SUB an
Der Siibisite Der GDerett Strabe, 206
fuB tueftli6 BON Central 2lpenu.,
ferner, "a bei SO Hub an Der Siiofeits
Der Gpsrett Strabs, 182 Sub ipeitli4
BON Central glbenus, (Steuer $3); 81.
GooIpb 6einert on MilIidm Wl. 81
Iis unO Spbn R. G1inbsl. 1856
gder Qanb on Booiter pite in Sas
ton 8 in Columbia Soiprfbip, (Staier
500; 81.
Sbomas Wl. Sdrtmdn an MiIIiam
W. glis unb Sobn R. Sdinbel, 20
4der adnb in Gefticn 9 in Gos
lumbia Sofpnfbip, (Steuer $3.50:
81.
Niniam 9. 8ropn ar emma g.
QbIborr. 80 bei 300 Jub on Der
Wontaomerp Roab In Silperton,
(Steuer $4); 81.
'Scott Searn an gbores g. gens
ION. Sheil Don Got 81 in Craig unb
@riffitb's llntsrabtheiluns in Ghes
blot. 81.
Srrant z. 9proer an Dennis y.
Gafb. Got 213 In Gpbraim &noipls
TONS 1lnterobtbsilung an Gprins
GrOpe 2tDenue, (Sieuer 5Oc); 81.
eSames Carr an bic Carr Brothers
Co.. Got 78 in WhIIs unb alines
afpeiter llnterabtbeillng IN Sdtlep,
GSteuer 5oc); 81.
GaraIiue GaGeSsiis Gna~Gn ap4
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SdwarSpalS- -@anSeruuscn.
Don g. o OeItsI.

Wsr beute bonn Rorbeu ionirnenb
ben S6parspalb aufiu6en mil, ber
fIbrt BON Berlin aus am beiien nah
9pndueif,inaen. Bon bier aus III bag
romantiid1e Wutadibal ON lei9teiten
srreifbar. Bon 0onaleffingen, BEN
berrlifen fiiriienfib, fiibrt bic 9dbn
aepen freiburs. 2luf bdlbem Dee.
berluiien mir bel Der GntiDn auppel
ben 3ua. gDn 9appel fiibrt Der so.
benipea biuiiber Sur mddfissu 9uiahs
bride. eiipas fpdter tommen mir 5ur
Observation-Disclosures. slei1falis
sinem pra9tlpert uuiersr SSngenisurs
limit. lleppiasr gaums unb pflans
seupuhs bealeiiet nns, tie rauifenbe
Wuiab erldblt BON alien 3eiieu.
Reisbone @bipsdslungen bieten ii9
bem trunfsnsn gluae. prldtiee NAL.
bunasn nit bunbertidbrigem iyibisns
beitanb nehmeu uns anf, leittbes
iftpinat elsitei Der fSub iiber ben
brounen seppih in biefem bsbren
mnIbtsbom. Weita6 Iiegt has Ges
tricbe Der Siabt. fpeitnb Der 2Grm b.s
Saaes. Ralfdsnb elf I'M titien
9bdieiniduitt Der gebirssbdH. un'
sdhlige SoreIlsn ffieben i'm @iidt beg
Waiers ben Wiidsn nah, tbaubenrBt
ipisgeu iih bic 8lumen am llftrranb,
ipis BON Whrinbsn slibernber 9ias
Inanten iiberfdt. unsrmjibli6 ertlinst
Der Gang Der snblrsiden D1lbp0gel,
bait Der Ruf Der WiIbtaube tief burf
bos llrfpolbbidift unb nsdt ben auts
fud. Sa riimmt Der SofJtpdlb sin
enbe. @isfsn unb Helber bretten iiG
melt. 9is, Sirabe fiihrt nun brett
nod Bah /9oa. nit isinem saitiiten
&lirbaus elm aleinob i'm Sersen bes
bunfIsn ShpdrspdIbes. Wer inb,B
alaubt. bier Elm aurusbab su finben,
III ara entiduifi. Die qraBer Dor
Siiue 6ieTss SbbIls iinb irGftiss, oSons
rtide Cuff, unsnbIi6e sannsnforii.,
ipoblthuenbe Rube unb fhIieblif i'm
2urbmls Elm oorSiisli9es llntertoms
men, @orbebinsungeif eenus fir 0es
nefiina unb erbslsnbe RaIt.
Der geiufer bes Sdnpor3ipolb.s
fDirb toum nit einem einsslnen @ebiet
aufrieben fem. 60 gsbt es mad einis
nen 5aaen ipeiter. BON anppel aus bem
ptel btfunsenen 1itifee enteesen.
Tur fur5 1T bic Reifs bdbin, i&on
bon Der Balm aus Ssist ii& Der an
friib bes felbberses sslseene bunfls
Ses. itmfdumt BON ieineu Dillen unb
prdhtiaen Sotelbaittsn. Can't itsisen
'blsa aiset9a rua ilAss,s ~ tss ba-'
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nem @artcn ncreIiden; oas 2ebcn
hes Gbemannes iii eine dbnlihe, bo.
toniif)e Inlagc: geraoe, ebene, be-
qucinc Steige; reselnaBige glunen.
partien !. bic uno Oa ein 9eet
frelul0lib. beibeiOencr &iidcnge.
ipGfic. :. Gin bishen aoM -. ein
bis1en SpargeI u. Suppenfraiit
ino 9ille fir Die inllreu @urten :. ;.
oas madt iih 1nn5 nett. - Die @e.
itnlt iulb ,Sarbe Der gIlunet limo nid)t
10 pbantaltii6 lno nr1rdeilbait i.
pbgIeid es eigcntlid 0ieielben iino,
!pie Die i'm SSiulgecicaengnrten !.
aber BORT ieba, mir iie Oltrh Die rctb-
qef0rbte Srille oes bciBen 9liites :.
bier olir6 bas BON Der 8abrbeit sc.
idliffene arpitnlleIas oes niidtcrren
9eritanoes :. gs 1T allies einforni'
ger nno rubieer, ;. ole Griheiiutn.
gen babeu aae cine geuiiic 5amiIien.
dmlidtcit, ober eeraOe oas tGalidle
Seben beSieIben last inns Die
@cepnitGnoe liebge.Dlnuen; man
idlafit iid) iene trau,id,et El6td,eL
Die man nid,t off genug beilideil
fam, uno Die @eipobnbeit ipirb bann
elne Before 9Soeiie al ale Cure trii.
aeriide .IbnntoI!etei.
Soicr unterbraf, iih Der 8e!ilrei-
ienOc pI6tli6 ielber lmo itJien iiG
toitIi9 iibet oas 5l outiiiiren, mas cr
ioeben gela0t.
,Gas lit irirflib iebr gitl" frabte
r, micOer in ieinen aIten Con Der.
idIlel0; ,baIte ib Sbnen ba cine Sob.
reOe iiber ben Gheitono -. aber es
itaO't nihts T. fonrcn iib's iniiuer
5u Ser3en nebrnen !. lDenn man aitt
ein WiehiA if, Der bas 2eben Ieidt
uinmlt inb Der Irtr 'ilr ben Iiigen-
bid iorgt, 10 bat mnl rod nil4 ieine
Soriiige :. uno iein Ser5...
nMein Ser5 eIeifJt enn5 Dem Wteere,
Sat Shirm unb Gbb' NIB 6lute;
llnb mnnd,e ifone gerIe
Sn ieiner Siefe riibt.
Sa1t r1mIib Seine ober gitt ee.
ae1en, lpie2 = 4r1ttjger Sierl, Die.
ier Seine. - 0ph, nic bin ib oein
cigeniIlh Ooraiii gcfouunen? - Wti9
biinft, ib babe nod etuas iagcn mol.
LEM duBert ratnIid) Ger Oberfdmme.
rer BoIonius i'm SarIet rid|tisl
- @enn Sic dIio DE Goinine nidlt
moggi, bnnn ntiiiien Sie bod cbne.
bin Oie 1000 9baler ihieBen Iaiier,
90 Sic cine glnbere bcirathan ODER
niht; Oenn menn bcio IbeiIe inner.
ffrdbIt bIeiben. ooun allen oodl Die
6eponirten 5000 EbaIcr an 6asSInie.
balger glrneilhaiis. ergo iebe if)
nitt Gin, nesbaIb Sic uid)t nit einem
nn6eru Dlagoelein gum IItar ihrei.
ten ioIltenl"
Safe itien in ieiner SSunern cine
beItige GiiaI 81 eiiIo'UOen.
r@eiI >. ipeiI i1 tein Ser5 brc.
den samtl" itieB er baun bermis.
Sen9er itlrtte lnO idien bas Ir.
fangs nidt 5u bcriteben.
og5eiI er fem Ser3 bredfn fann2"
So9te er; .tpos Seun fir ein Ser3?"I
RloeIi6 idjlug er iif NIT Der ia.
den Sano Dor Den Stppf.
ia babeu mir ipleoer ben @iiit.
ling!" oaf,te er; i'm @ereine nit
Dem Sofrates. - @r trnlit iirb nidt
Die Srait Der Srelie III unb nil bes.
bal6 Der Che Iieber ganS entiugeH, als
feline SebensgefdbrtIu imgIiifiid) nc.
den. - 9er ebelnuttb perbier,te al.
Ierbings elm beiicres SdJifinI." =
Damn ieitfte er, gegen ieincSeipobll-
bcit, bas !6mtpt unO ibritt cine gSeile
ifspeigeno ln6 nit tiefpn 9eOanfen
6eihditigt neben ieinem 6reiiIloe bin
(6ortieeung foIst.)
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iepb g. Weiber, 25 Bel 100 CUB an
Der @eItTeite BON Guelib Mpeiue, 175
suB fiiblih Der Boone Sirabe.
(Steuer $500; 81.
Die Grite g.rssbpterianer airde
BON Cincinnati on bic Cincinnati
2oae her 2onal Srber Of Wlooie. AS
bel 100 s5ub al Der OitIeite Der plum
Strdbs. AZ SUB fiiblith ber 8. Stra'
BE. (Stener $17.50); $4,000.
Charles .. genion an 2ouis Sib,
5beiI bon Got SO in GrootibanPs
Mbbition su gbebipt. (Steler 500,
81.
Die GuIlege Sill Smpropement Go.
an Charles 6. GponIel. Got 138 in
gplIeoe 8lace Improvement Cons
pdnn's unterabtbetlung, 81.
Wsidael SSoatim al Warid So
rcid. unSefGbr % stder 2anb in
Gettipn 10 in Green 2oipnibip.
(Steucr 81 SOY; $1125.
@eorae e. 0afpitin an gasqualc
Salaarulp, Cots IS rnb 10 in Seipett
unb ferris' llnisrabtbeiIung in 2ius
poob. (Sieuer SOC; 81.
Sam. Roppoport an Rebeiu un6
s5ofepb S6ndrb, Is BEL 80 fSub an
Der Siioieite Der Clinton Strdbe,
atpiiden ainn unb 8apmiIlsr Strabs.
tSteiier S1.50): 81.
sfrso. 80. 9einete an Glisdbstb geis
neie, 30 BEL $50 SSub all Der @eiiieite
BON Olipst Qoenus. 402 Jub ii6li1
BON Doobbins 9lbsnus in GbeOiot,
(Steusr 500; 81.
WiIIidm W. glorter on Soracs @.
Subbutb, II bsi 100 fSub an Der
Siibieite Der Gbeiinut Strabe, 70
TuB peftlitb Der ssobn Gtrdbe. 81.
@illiam N. qorter on 6orate g.
SuSbuth. II BEL 100 Sub an Der
gtprbisite Der Glisabetb Strube, 81.
Die @ert Realin 60. an apbia iinb
FLORENCE guI6ina. 80 bei 140 SUP an
Der @,itfeite bon 9raTeni aUenue.
$50 Nub TiitliG BON Sarriion glDss
ME. (Steutr $1.50); 81.
aetpis Z. Rebbun on Sophie
Mapsrs, 30 Bel 213 ssuB on Der Rprb.
fsite bon GlepsIaub 2toenue, 505 SUB
Ditli6 bon ReaOing Rrab. (Steuer
$3.50; 81.
Wiliam g. Rome an bic SiIoerton
Supplb Co., 10 Sabre poft Rom 2.
Suli 1913. utf $50 fsub an Der Siibs
oitieite BON Wonteomerp Rodb, SGbrs
lide Wieths $50 nit bem pripiiesium
gum antouf fir $4,000.
@eorae gt. Wii6en on florsnte 3.
Witden. Got 25 in Gri Rihdrbion's
llnierdbtheiIung in Delhi, 81.
glnrents U. 9iebolb an Sopbin f..
Webeer, Elm unsstbeiltes Snterefie in
% BEL 140 fuB an Wic2edn 9penus,
nahe 6drriion Gpenue, (Sieuer 50c) !;
81.
eIisabeif u. Clifton an Robert
ReubaII. Elm Siiid 2anb in EDITION
26 in Columbia soipnibip, (Stsuer
$3); $1,000.
aeiuis &. Re6Fn an @erbie Ros
Ienboum. 45 BEL ITO Sub an Der
ROrbfeite BON Blair @penus, 355 Tfub
lpeitIi6 Der Surtforb S.rdbe, (Steuer
$3.50; 81.
SSumss Z. SeIoep an geore. 3.
2ebrsr. 9beiI pOn Got 9 in Sidman
unb Dillioms uHterabtbeilune in
0lenbale. 81.
sfohn 8oeiier on s. R. probostp,
3rritse, 26 Bel 70 SUB on Der Rorb,
ieite Der 20. 8. Strobs, 70 5uB Off
lid uoH Central 2lnenus, (Steuer
50t); 81.
8. R. probosco, sruiiee an 9aid
.. 9lahutis. tasfel6s Gisentbum,
(Steu.r $3.50; 81.
g8ilIidm CONNER on Catherine
Binton. 80 bei 100 aub an Der Rorbs
ieits BON Gppreb @oenue IN pleaiant
HiOae, (Steaer 81 .5O): 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-06-16

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erBpenbn NnsHaien 81den Aopmen paar
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na NIB frabnn ahs aus benz nc s EsI lu9ss
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The Green Forest tribune., 1915-09-10

cows $4.50 to $5.75, veal calves $750 to $10.25.
 Hogs sold sharply higher today after strong market last half of last week. The top was $7.90, 20 cents above the best
 rice last week, and bulk of sales ST. to $7.80, 10to l5 cents high CT than any day for some weeks. Packers are in need of hogs, and sale SIZE today. Heavy hogs brought SIPS to $7.60 largely. Receipts were 5000 head, and the supply has been running lighter than usual for 3 week. The market here is being maintained on Q level several points above other western markets.
 Killing grades of sheep and lambs declined 25 to 50 cents last week, feeders and breeders holding steady. The supply is IS, GOO today, market 5 lower on killers, 10 higher on feeders. Top western lambs brought %8.55 and native spring lambs to kill CTS ranged from &8.15 to $8.50. Five cars of Utah feeding lambs 50 lbs average, sold at $8.z5, other feeders &8.35 l and $8.z9, feeding ewes &5 to $5.25, breeding ewes $5.59 to 3 75, 9 few choice breeding 1 ewes Qp to $7.50, and one of, fancy black faced breeders last week, 99 lbs average, at $7.65. Plenty of feeding and breeding stock will be offered here from now on.
 J, A. RICKART,
 Market Correspondent.