davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
DE WINTER MUST BIZ, NEUTRAL.
Is Assigned To Judge German and
Belgian Shecpdogs,

The premium lists for the Westchestcr
Kennel club show. TO he held at G.d-
ney Farms, White Plains. ON Saturday
June 10. are now in the mail. and the
officials OF this club are hard at work
striving To make this years event one
or IN" largest OF the outdoor fixtures
in the metropolitan section Money
prizes have been offered in all the reg
ular classes and fifteen handsome tro-
phics are to be offered in the unclassi-
fled specials. al! Of which are to be won
outright. Spt ella. features such as
sheepdog trials and whippet races al o
Will he offered. The judging list is an
ideal one and il made up Of many of
the best known fanciers and judges in
the country. The list in full is as fol-
lows
:. Mrs f. II. berendsohn. Broolyn. y. y.
and Brussels Griaons. Mrs, {. A. Bishop
SS,h,e es Bay: n H. tskinsese spaniels;
F FTs MhTi2a fenTsdf s Hsmpi'efd *
y. J.. chow elbows Frank J Bristol. New
York ci,y. French bulldogs, Joseph Bu.
I"1 W@i pT' Isw E yofk city, oGa pon,.rs
ard settlers: Joseph NJ Dale. BrooklS n,
\ Bost9n icrriers. l. 1. De Winter.
sheepdoss. Fred :. Leighton. 'tronxvlile,
y y. c9ilies and shetland sheepdoTs ..
Lansing |. Platt, albany. y, Y, bull tor.
rirrs. toy bun terriers and black and tan
Manchester terriers
W +. Patterson. New York city. Aire-
dale terriers; Winthrop Rutherford. New
ork city fox and Irish terriers. Robert
SedgewiCk Jr. New York city, Scottish
,srriers, West Highland white terriers,
Dandie p!nmpnt terriers, CaIrn terriers
and Welsh terriers: X. T. Tidenann,
breeuwiCh Conn. daChshuuds: J. Bailey
wilson. Lsnsdowne. pa, o,,erhounds.
Russian wolfhounds. Irish wofhounis and
Scottish deerhourds; Harry Lacy. Boston.
keFnaTtS. grpNnOuuls
haired pointing g-in1ns Rasset hounds
bcagles sporting spRniels. whippets samo-
yedts. Dalmatians BoNerS. pinsChers skye
terriers. Beiliugton terriers, toy puod'es.
lorkshres. Maltese. Chihuahuas Pap'llons
italian greyhOunds, miscellaneous. emil
Ir"n local and city department classes; .
James Mortimer Hempstead. /. l. blood
hounds, mast!fs, Newfoundlands. EsKimos
foNhounds, Ola English sheepdogs, poodies
Sealyham terriers schipperkos. toy black
and tan terriers. members, variety classes
and unClassifici snariAls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
OXFORD CHANCE SEEMS GOOD.
His Victory at belmont Park In
dtcRtcs bright Euture

j. B. Able OF Tappan. y. Y. showed a
good wire haired fox terrier BUDDY in
oxford Chance at Belmont Park last
week. winning fret in puppies, third in
limit and third in open This at eleven
months old Is something TO go on with.
Oxford Chance was bred by T II. War
burton Of Manchester. England, and il.
considered by those who know a terrier
to be the best puppy that has come out
in years
Mr. Able, who has been identified with
the Niola Kennels. has go; together Il
strong hand in wire haired fox terrier.
There is that grand terrier, Ridgewav
'oTker. purchased from George Qu.n-
tard. and i've Other h!ers, three of them
being champions These. as will be seen
from the Kennel Directory OF THE SuN,
are al the public stud
Al M.neola the Tappan kennel is
bringing out an American bred bitch in
oxford Fire Fly. That this bitch will
give a good account of herself in the
puppy and novice classes there is little
doubt In the owner hip OF Englos and
Able smooth fox terrier will be shown
AZ M!neola under the English Judge that.
II is thought, Will be good one TO
follow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
JUDGES FOR lockwood SHOW.
&. Nuss- ArnhOlt Has Biggest As
alignment of All.

The list OF Judges for the second an
nual dog show OF the Edgewood Kennel
Club to be held at the Edgewood. Green
wich, Conn. Saturday. June l2, has
been completed and is as follows
@. Muss-Arnolt. Tuckahoe. y v
pachshunde, bloodhounds, 81 Bernardo
sheepdogs, Boxers D0berman Pinschers
Schipperkes, pugs Yorkshire terriers.
greyhounds, miscellaneous and unclassi-
Morris Kinney, Butler, y, J-Mastins
Great Danes and Old English sheepdogs. ,
Alfred u. Maclay, New York city
Russian wofhounds, Irish wolfhounds
scottish deerhounds, greyhounds fox.
riers, Dandie Dinmont terriers, Bedlington
terriers.
John White, Hampstead. l.. Pointer.
English settlers, Gordon settlers. Irish set
William II. Lowe New York.-sportins
spnniels: George h Heoley. Bloomfield
Gonn.-coIiies shetland sbs s "''t %r.
Henry u, Minor, Glen Ridge ". j.
poodiss end 10Y .poodles, +, l. Hutton.
English bulldogs " A. Burtcnshaw,
New York -,Airedale terriers, Allan North.
,ase sMooss.pul Terriers black and
Or, j. e, De Mund, brooklyn. y. V
HGs,on er oTrnr. JOIN g. ha'ss New YSrk
York-FoS terriers
August Belmont, II. New York
,e'F T. Fsn. terrier. and
West Highland white terriers. Mrs,
Frank r. Clark, sheepshead bay, y. V
Pomsranians and Peklngese, Mrs. George
spanieis; Aiva p, Rosenberg brookiyn.
N. f.-Japanese spanisls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
WIRE BOY IS MAKING
WONDERFUL RECORD
George Quintard's Great Fox
Terrier Will Win Many
More Prizes.

Wire Boy OF Paignton. the sensational
wire haired fox terrier. owned by George
Quntard. has had one of the most SEN
sational show careers OF any dog in the
history OF bench shows. both In this
country and in England. Wire Boys
English cham -ionship was attained by
winning seven championship certificates
under seven different judges. At the
Ladies Kennel Association unde: the
Duchess OF Newcastle. Crufts under Mr..
Anne. Fylde under DIR. Hewitt. La lies
Kennel Association under Mr. Raper.
Weston-super- Mare under Baron To-
sizza. Taunton under Mr. Loche Lam
chester and the National Terrier CLUB
under Mr.. Hack. Wire Boy also won
the London Fox Terrier Clubs Produce
Stakes in 1913. the South of England
Wire Fox Terrier Clubs Derby, the
Fox Terrier cubs Derby. the Fox Ter
risr Clubs Birthday Stakes and the
Produce Stakes.
He has been as successful In the
variety classes under Englapd's best all
round judges as he has been in his
regular breed classes, getting unbeaten
certificates at Torquay. Weston-super-
Mare. Bath. Manchester championship
show. Newport. Taunton and Fast
bourne. A record he hung up in Eng
land was mat or getting three email
lenge certificates in eight days from
June "a TO July . under three different
judges. annexing in all twenty first
prizes, two gold medals and seven cups
Imported by George Quntard AZ a
record price his show record In this
county has been no less meteoric
Brought out at the Westminster Kennel
clubs show In February he won
through his regular classes and was
placed best OF opposite sex 10 the win
ner of the best dog or bitch in the show
which proved 10 be Wire Boys kennel
mate. Champion Matford Vie. His next
appearance was at the charity dog show
where he won through his regular
classes and swept all before him in the
unclassihed specials. winning for 'he
best terrier and for the best dog or bitch
in the show under Judges De Mund.
Muss-Arnolt and Lacy. duplicating this
feat last week at the Nassau County
Kennel Clubs show under Judges DE
Mund. Payne and Wolcott. The rise in
popularity OF the wire haired fox terrier
is largely due to the efforts of Wire
Boys owner George Quintard, whose
kennel houses the greatest strirV OF
show dogs OF this breed in the world.
Champion Matford Vic. Champion Raby
Dazzler. Wire Boy and Holmbury
Reeve forming "A team that are pract!-
cslly unbeatable. Whenever these dogs
are exhibited they win the lions share
OF prizes not only in their breed, but in
the 'unclassified specials
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
QUICK WORK NEEDED
If DOG Is POISONED
Use Of Proper Antidotcs If
Given i'm Time viii Save
Animals Life.

The dog Is the most liable OF any
domestic animal to suffer from poison
ing. There are many persons despicable
enough when prompted by envy. hatred
or revenge to give vent to their pas
sions by taking the lie OF o defence
less helpless dog. Against such per-
sons II is hard to guard. for the blow
generally comes Unexpectedly and from
an unknown source The best pre-
ventive is rot 20 allow your dog TO
wander around Unfortunately and TO
teach him not 10 eat everything he finds
In the street or yard
Generally 1t Is not hard to know when
dog has been poisoned, the sudden
ness o: the attack and the circumstances
Just preceding II making It easy 10
trace the evidence Of the poison. !, Is
sometimes a little hard TO tell the exact
kind OF death dealing drug that has
been taken and a few words on this
subject should prove valuable. The first
thing to do Is to get the drug out OF
the system by emptying the stomach.
To do this use emetics. sulphate of zinc
tobacco tea or hot water. After liberal
vomiting has cleared the stomach con-
Nulsions are a pretty sure sign that
there is still poison In the system /:
demulcents should then be freely given.
For this purpose -four and milk. starch,
olive oil raw egg beaten up in milk or
cruel seem to he the best. Castor oil
may also be administered and when the
dog Is weak and depressed sherry.
brandy or whlskey should be given at
frequent intervals in small quantities
The following are the symptoms and
antidotes of the more common polsons
Arsenic--Great pain In the stomach
and bowels. excessive heat, swelling OF
the belly which when touched causes
pain. thirst. vomiting. breathing labored
indisiSsition TO move. lips and tongue
red, swollen and dripping frothy saliva.
ntidotes-Magnesia, 25 to /. in weight
TO the poison taken given In water.
Carbolic Acd-Shlvering ard trem-
bling. head shaking, bleeding from the
nose. great depression and lack OF
power Antidotes--Ad demul-
cents freely, place in hot bath rub
well and give stimulants
Sirychnine-Sharp pain. causing the
dog TO give vent to short piercing cries
legs tucked up under the body with
back arched, apparent cramps, with
sometimes foaming NJ the mouth. Anti
dotes-Emetics. then give common lard
in large quantities
Corrosive Subimate. mercury, phos-
phorus should all he treated with eme,-
les followed with demulcents The
symptoms OF these are easily COMPOUNDED
ana In fact In any case II is hard for
an amateur 10 detect the exac: ma
ture OF the poison given and a veter!-
nary should be called at once
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
PROMINENT PEKE PURCHASED.
Prince King of AlderbOurne u
Brought to America,

Mrs. NJ, NJ Van Buren,, the oresi e.
dent OF tho Pekinsesc Club OF Ancr,,a,
has purchased the Pekingese dog Prime.
King OF Alderbourne from Mrs. Ashton
Cross OF Enclsnd. Prince King caused
sensation wnen hi ought out In Ing
land AT the Championship Joint Show
held at Roya, Horticultural Hall in
London last month, where he to,E nrst
In the novice, first Junior. first gradu-
ate, FIRST spccial limit and finally neat
Champion ko Tzu OF Burderop For the
.ha.lensf car;,fra'e
lie Is bright red with black mask,
snort ana broau in muzzle, heayv non b.
splendid snap" u. body. good coat ~
the right texture and a fine plume He
Is great young dog with bright fu-
ture and the fancy in this country will
be glad to have such a sterling addition
TO Its ranks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
SHEEpDOGS PROVIDE
INTEREST AT DEVON
Vernon Castles Entries Vie
With Those Of Munns at
Show in Rain.
VLADESKA DOGS DO WELL

DEVON. Pa. May 22.-The fourth an
nual exhibition Of the Devon bog Show
Association, held on the grounds Of the
Devon Horse Show Association. was
routed by the rain late this afternoon
and forced to adjourn. bag and baggage
The big tents covering the various rings
where the dogs were exhibited, withstood
the rain for long time. but finally the
water began to come through and every
body rushed for cover. The attendance
owners and exhibitors lingering until
the end
A merry party of fashionable main
liners. who watched the judging of the
sheepdog classes. included Mrs Charles
\. Mum. Mrs Paul Denckla Mills and
Miss Marie Louise WanamaKer. whose
engagement to Gurnee Mum has been
announced only recently. The chief com
petitor OF the Mum brothers was Vernon
Castle exponent of the one step. Mr..
Castle won In both the open and cham
pionship classes for American bred dogs,
but was puppy anu ioNai
classes.
Gurnee NUNS Moro Castle won out
over his brother. Fitz Won Woodcres,.
in the open event for local dogs. much
TO the JOY OF Miss Wanamaker. She
was SO enthusiastic in expressing her
pleasure that she was forced 10 endure
considerable good natured gtbing from
her friends. Robert x, Cassatt's Diana
had the honor of defeating Vernon
Castles Norwich Castle in the open
class for puppies.
The Vladeska Kennels of Lansdowne,
as usual. swept the boards in the Rus
sian Wolfhound classes, Valiant and
Nladeska, born June 20. 1914, won in
the puppy and open events, while Vera
OF Vladeska won the open event FOR
matrons. varatoi of Nladesaka won
second in the open class for dogs, and
William Foot's Olga captured second
honors In the open class for matrons.
Among the local society folk who
carried off honors in the rain were
II. r, Justice, Jr.. and Miss Dorothy
Justice. with their prize Dachshunds.
the Deep Valley Kennels George u.
Widener and Miss Mildred Patton. with
their wirehaired fox terriers Miss Jean
Lister Austin. with her Dachshunds, and
Constantine Franz. with his Dachshun1.
Waldemann Won Der Eiche.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
TEMPERANCE CROSSES OCEAN.
He IL sealy ham Just Brought
over for En- n ham Lawrence.

Ehngham Lawrence of New York. the
latest convert to the Sealyham terrier
fancy, has just imp rted from England
a young dog OF that breed. Tempera nee
by name. He is IL months of age and
has been shown twice on the other side
One win to his credit was AT Ilkelstone.
where he got best in the show of all
breeds.
Another Sealyham OF Mr., Lawrence's
importation Is an eight-m0nths-old
puppy. There were many after her but
william Liyesey was first in the field
with the money and obtained her for
the American fancier, Several first class
West Highlanders also we're brought
over by Livesey for Mr. Lawrence.
among them Walpole Waitress, from the
famous kennels Of Mrs. Cecil Clare
1t will be hard for the best judges TO
fault this stylish bitch, which is as
sound as bell
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
GOOD PEKES REACH PORT.
Collection From Mrs. Herbert's
kenneIs Now at GregOrian.

There arrived on the Adriatic In New
York last week one OF the best colec-
tions OF Pekingese dogs that ever has
been imported to America. These come
from the kennels OF Mrs. Herbert, who
is well known to all lovers of this breed
NJ toy dog, These dogs are kennelled at
the Gregorian Hotel West Thirty-fifth
street, New York. and arrived In splen-
~ condition. All @: :he importation
nave been bred in Mrs. Herberts KEN
nels in London.
There is no better dog in England
than Champion Yen-Chu Of NEWMAN,
the noted sire OF many prize winning
rekingese owned In America to-day.
fen-chu was bred and is still owned BY
Mrs. iieroert lie is by Champion Ciu-
eth Of Alderbourne, Another noted
Pekingcse sire owned by Mrs. Herbert
5 Su-en of Newman. an all white dog
with jet black nose and eyes
In this importation there are the most
attractive collars, including the always
popular reds. parti-colors and par
ucularly good all white. one
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
WELSHMAN TO HAVE CHARGE.
Harris VIII Look After Dogs In
BROOK wood Kennels.

w Ross Proctor, owner OF the Brook
wood Kennels. has obtained Mr.. Harris,
owner of the famous Sonny Kennels in
Wales, to look after his kennel u Sealy-
ham and Welsh terriers. Mr., Harris
arrived in this country recent, with
team of Welsh and Sealyhams among
them Sealyham dog that is one OF the
best ever landed in this country also
brace OF Welsh terriers that ara by
Mi Proc'ors international champion
Sonny Rlngleader,
Nj. fro,to owns the most extensive
kennel or Sealyhams and Welsh terriers
IN America ana II Is ms ann 10 pro-
ducc some American bred specimens tha.
can compete successfully with the best
that England can send over. long
step has been mace in this 1ir.
by the hiring Of Mr.. Harris 10 look
after the Brookwt>Od dogs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23

Much speculation has been rife as to
whether the two English judges Messrs
Ashley and Buckley would be- able 30
come over for The Ladies Kennel Assoc
citation of Americas show at Mincoll.
\ cable has been received from NJ
buckley stating that he had sailed from
England and IL he successfully lodges
German submarines will arrive Dr. this
country the latter part of next wceh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23

The Woodmerc Kennel cub held It's
regular monthly meeting AT tn. Gre
gorian Hotel on Monday evening This
day marked the third anniversary e ,he
organization The members are in it,
vor OF holding a show under American
Kennel cub rules some tim. this sum
mer and will on ioavor to give "A show
under the charter OF the Long Beach
Kennel Club which is still in existence
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23

dog and big English
winner. Ridgeway Dassler. Best Son Of
Oh. Raby Dar.ler. Fec SEQ. The Imported
pomrranians Mt stud; Ridgeway Black
Nugget. 3L.-pound black. Profusr coat
and rare quality. Fee s?5. RidEewav
Smasher. 5-pound orange shaded sable.
Zig international winner. Fee SEQ. The
Imported English Bulldog at stud. Ridge
why kingcraft. \ Big Winner In England
and America. Grown stock and Puppies
for Sale at All Times. GEORGE w.
OUINTARD. Owner. Charles Button. Ken
mel Manager. =. q. Box 81 hay side, LONG
Island. y. y. Ridgeway Kennels. Phone
s15t Flushing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23

The Imported Wire.
Haired Fox. Terriers
at stud: Wtreboy Of
IaigntOn. Fee $50.
Oh. Raby DaysIer.
Zee S25. The Sen-a-
tion 81 England and
america. Rihgeway
Z orkcr, Zee $50. A
phenomenal headed
dog and big winner.
Ridgeway BanIcr. Zee
$50. Full Brother toCh.
RIby Dazrler. Ridge
way Nutcracker, .'ee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23

EXCEPTIONALLY fine lot Of English
bulldog puppies for sale: future prize win
ners; sired 10y the famous Deodorn Druid.
A. rHnsNnlh prices !. g RFBSANFN
Murray Ni!l. New Jersey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23

WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIERS and all
breeds for sale Dogs boarded and handled
the year round. Terms. ALE BELMONT.
Penn Cottage. Wynncwood, Pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23

JNFN NT.ST MN = IETN.
Gold and white aud black and white puppies
BY Omar on exhibition and fnr safe a; y7l
bouiev ara Astoria. l.. | Telephone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23

ENGLISH BULLDOGS.

English Toy Spsncls. The I varictle. Mrs
III Church St. New Haven. Conn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23
MARRIED COUpLE WANTED

on Farm on Long Island t. care To- % 3
ems and kenne. OF sinai dogs. preVilIs k
mel experience not necessary. mus. o." .1
Scientious. willing 10 learn and kin n ar
mails $50 monthly and small cotitss z
bon 1855 sun Office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-05-23

AIREDAIGS - Champion PRINCE OF
YORK and TlNTEKN RONAIlST Wire Fox
Terriers NlCkERN WIRE RESULT. Fee So
each. Young stucS always for sale. NlChERN
h ENNtLS. Darlington, III
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-17

Gan3iano beriiber, mo bic 8om6sn
unferer f4peren @rtillerie bic Sta.
liener aufi6eit6ten unb 3ur eiiiger
Slu6t befroeen. Weiter riidnGrts
burfett Der Mpnte Webea. Sin pas
noramd ipie Elm plaiitI6er 5ii6. Dos
bort Der !606e 81, Ga ROcca gennnnt.
Qeqenii6er III Der Wlonte GOiid, ben
unisre brape snfdnterie gegen 3abls
rei6e iibermddti1e Stiirme nit ga
better 4usbuuer bielt, am Siiobdng
bOrren in Der Sonnenglut nod italie
ni14e Geiten, bic ni6t beerbigt lpers
ben tpnnter. Meiter ge9en yloropeIt.
5pIIhen 8ermeglinno unO Heotpug=
lid, Der Ulonte bel fei 9uIi, DON bem
GaOorna 6e6duptet, sr lei in ben 9dns
ben Der Stdliener, pdbrenO man nit
einem gutsn @laIe qan3 beutli6 uniers
SdGDarmlinien binter itcinigen
Oetungen liegen iie6t. Qu6 ieBt erz
qiebt ii6 feinbIi6es Maiienfeuer iiber
lie, bas iie nit ItoiT4et @elaRenbeit
ertrasen. lle6er ibrsn SDpfen aerfliebt
cine S6aar pon li6ten Qdmmerp6lts
hen; rleue fommen, tleine uno grObere,
breiten Iih dus unD 3errinnen tpieber.
llniere 2trtilerie ienbet oonnernb tire
eiiernen 6ageIergiiFe in pie iflanten
Der itulieniIfen SSnfanterleoetuneen,
rout lie ouf, spingt bic Befasung 5us
rid in anbere, tiefer gsIeqens 9eduu,
een. 5sarbeifet feinb!ide gattetien al
Der 5Ionsomiinbung, bic pieOer ibrer
Ieits gegen 0o6erbo pirteu Sc 1T
Elm @et0is. in bem man pos 9ebor 5u
berlisren msirt.
Die 5onne nsiGt ita geqeH I6en0.
Run febt ipie qsrp0fnlid) Elm itaIteni
Iher qtnariff ein. Seine Witte itrebt
sinem @Glbfen am Blateuurunb 81.
9eQen oieie portpGrts i6pantenbeu
W2aIen fsbsn nun ale uniers Bate
rien, bic bas 3iel erfdiIen tOnnen, elm.
U1an fiebt bic breiten Giiten, bic ile
reiben. Ro9 Elm Stiit geht bic III
Raut unb Giisnbagsl aebiiute Wuiie
por. bann bringt iie teiu @Ott mebr
tpeiter. Der @uGrtFf lit I'M 5euer uns
ierer 2(rtiflerie tldglih 3uiumnenges
bro6en. Sds 9eldnbe lit nit Gtii6a
tenben befGt.
Sn buntem Tarbensauber peritntt
bos blutrot6e 9sitirn bes 3a9es lang
IAN. neigt ii6 tiefer rno tiefer, 1T
nur mebr Elm elsibsnbsr guntt, pers
f6foinbet guns. Don Der Sse ber tpebt
Elm tiibler Shouer bdber, Der biz
ieBt in traumbafter Rube bic 9Iut Der
Sonne oetrunten Bate; er 3sritreut biz
5arten 9lbencpolten, ouf bsnen nod
Elm LETTER rofiger SAimmsr rubt, uno
por neuem 6ebt Der rd'rnos 9ei6iib
bonner bort unten an, Der bas garBe
gloteau nit GeItoFsn urb Steins
triimmeru beIdst. uub audi ods ldRen
unIere topferen Wd6ter ON SSIon3o,
pis Ihon 10 Iangs, nit Rube ii6er iih
ergebsn, bsun Der Gag ipirb fommen,
an bem bic fsinbli6en9eIdiBe f6rpei'
1prr tnprheu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-17

fens Biz ertra $5.65-6.50; Gamers
$2.75-3.75; Stod &iibe $450-5.s
25; Stod Stiere $6.O0-7,5o; Gtot
Seifers $5y0O-6.00; Mil8fiibe $685.
00-85.O0.
8ullen. Die 3ufubr mar nnr
mdbia. bic 0adfraqe aiemli6 out uno
bic greiIe fart ober fef.
Uaaaere unb Iei6ts $4.00-5.00;
goloana $5.25-6.25; srtrd $6.25-
$40: fette gullen $625-6.50.
adlber, Die prsiie itiegsn UNI
25-50e, ba bic Nu6frass eine CUTE
mar. l3ufuhr mabig.
SrbinGre bis grobs $5.50-10.75;
fair Bis quite lei5ts $SOO-11.00;
sItra $11.25-11.50.
g d eine. - Qnianos mar Der
Nartt langiam uHO farpa6, gegsu
S6luB dber iisiig TSait aae i'm Ularts
ie bsfinOIi9en S6peine faHDen us
nabme
s6ipere S6psine S7.35-7.80; GU
ts bis auserl.iene 9srpatunssz uno
6lsiiferiortsn $S.10-8.25; Oroindre
bis aussrleisns idtpere ietts Sdne S.
25-6.75; Stdas $4.25; dusgeIu9te
miitlere 9srianotiortsn. 16o-180
Yfunb s8.0o-8.25; leifts 9erianot :
iOrtsn $7.S5-8.1O; Ssrtel, 10
pfunb lin bipenistr, S5.00-7.0O.
S9afe uno 2dmmer. -
Der Martt mar 3iemli8 lebbaft fir
G4afs iOpObl mir fir eammsr uno
bic 9reiie itetis.
S6afe: grtra Isi4te $5.40-5.50;
idptre S5.10-5.35; quite bis dusers
leiene $4.75-5.35; oroinGre bis fair
$2.75-46J; admmsr: Grtra $500;
quite Bis auserleiene $7.75-8.9O; or
Dindrs Bis fair $5.25-7.5O; Gulls
S400-4.75; StOt Gpss $6,00-7.s
M