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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-02-10

Why the war is being fought?
What started it?
Why Austria declared war?
Why Russia interfered?
Why Germany joined with Austria!
Why FranceSSand England aided Russia?
Why Belgium was made the '.goat?''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-02-10
The European War atla Glaraee
A Book Of Facts

Tells the complete history Of all the Powers of Europe
IN nutshegves statistics of the wealth, war strength
military and naval of the European countries at glance
This publication will post you fully on subject which
is the gravest menace in all history and which will proba
by change the map of the entire world
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-02-10

Its cost to humanity.
The issues at stake.
Americas untold opportunity.
Prophecy of experts on the outcome.
Its effect on the future.
The probable results
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21
ORvIE OVERALL, FORMER TACOMA
PLAYER, Is ONE VICTIM or The
or MAJOR LEAGUES

Whether It wins or loses the
Federal league has made q BIZ
hit with the 5000 baseball play
ers of America by It's suit to en-
join the forces OF organised base
ball from bribing the players un-
der contract with the Feds to
jump.
The Federals have prepared
evidence that at one time Charles
Ebbetts, owner OF the Brooklyn
club, had more than "a ball play
ers blacklisted, under suspension
and unable to get employment.
The case of Jack Harper Is one
that the Feds will tell. Harper
Yas pitching for the Reds at q
salary OF $4,000. In one game lie
hit Frank Chance three times
with pitched balls. the last one
rendering Chance unconscious.
Chance accused Harper of hitting
him purposely and informed the
pitcher OF his intention of put
ting him out of the business.
Cincinnati traded Harper to
Chicago and the Cubs offered
Harper salary of 81 800.
Chance told Harper that he had
him; that he either would sign
that contract or quit. Harper
appealed to the commission
which declined to hear his case
and he vas out of baseball, and
never has been back.
More than 200 players have
thus been driven out Of the game,
AS an illustration OF the power
of the owners, one sprtlg Over
all. formerly of Tacoma; Brown
and Pfiester of the Cubs agreed
to hold out for more salary. They
agreed to stick together. Final
ly Murphy gave them comprom.
ise increase-and they signed.
Note what happened. Murphy
practically drove Overall off the
team. AS soon as Pfiester COM
menced TO weaken murphy push
ed him into the minors, and when
Ptiester rebelled he was driven
out of the game.
Brown hurt leg and Murphy
sent him to Louisville.
Later Bill Grayson, owner of
the Louisville club, sprung a SEN
sation by producing letters show
ing that Murphy sent Brown to
Louisville under the condition
that he never be permitted to get
back into the major leagues.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21
is
BITTER IN
ATTACK

CHICAGO, Jan. 21.--After at
lacking the American and Nation
an leagues numerically all yes
terday afternoon, Attorney Keene
Addington, representing the Fed
eral league, continued his opening
statement today. His remarks
we're not full of thrills, because
they conferred about legal terms,
and fhe legal side of the alleged
baseball trust, but spectators III
Judge Lands court room had an
opportunity to see heads of the
big leagues, and the most proIni-
nent baseball men in the world.
The trial is expected to last more
than q week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21
HERE'S A SIMPLE EXERCISE FOR
BROADENING SHOULDERS THAT'S
PROMISED TO WORK WONDERS
BY CHARLES CUTLER

Worlds Champion Wrestler.
Nearly everyone admires broad
shoulders and an erect carriage.
A little experience of my own will
show you how they can be at
tanned.
When l was about 13 years of
age Robert Fitzsimmons was Gre
ating a big sensation, and the
newspapers were celebrating upon
his broad shoulders, slim waist
and underpinning. To me that
was the ideal physique. ! pro-
cured a picture of "Fitz" and
took 1t home to admire. Each
day / would look at 1t before GO
ing to, school and stand IN front
of a mirror, stripped to the waist,
and go through exercises that
thought would develop myself to
resemble him.
Gradually / began to broaden
out across the shoulders, but
possessed the same slim leg.
took up wrestling, and here the
thick legs of a Gotten were neces-
sary. Road work gave them to
me.
But I will explain how / at
tanned broad shoulders.
Stand in front of a mirror, raise
your arms above your head aud
take q deep breath. Lower your
arms slowly and horizontally un-
til they are parallel with your
shoulders. Then extend your
latissimus dorci muscles (the
muscles that run down the back
Of the body from the arms just
back Of the arm pits). The con-
troll of these muscles may not be
easy at first, but persevere.
Then bring the arms slowly to
your sides, keeping the muscles
under the arms rigid. This will
gradually widen the distance be-
tween your shoulder blades and
allow them freer play than befora
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21
FRANK FARMER WILL
GO EAST TO FIGHT

Frank Farmer Is going to try
the eastern boxers.
The big Kapowsin logger IL
making arrangements with q new
manager this week, preparatory
70 . visit to the big fight factories
% the Atlantic coast. He be-
neves that he can make good
showing against the eastern class
q ring artists, and that he can
pull down . goodly bunch OF kale
during the trip.
FsYes, I'm going to take .
chance In the east" said Farmer
fodsy. The fight game seems
- b killed here in the west. and
I want to learn. before | make
~ my mind to either continue or
nd my ring career. just what I
can do. Ny chances here in Ta-
coma have been limited, but / can
learn n Z few weeks back east
whekher have the goods to stick
n the heavyweight class or not. "
Hnrmer would not announce
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21

MS machine. He VIII give flying
demonstrations tomorrow, Satur-
day and Sunday at Day island,
md will carry passengers. Per-
sons may engage passage by APP
plying at Stromer's. headquarters,
Donnelly hotel. vi lis9fs ~ s'ts'
Stromer will endeavor to come
to earth upside down in his den-
onstrations. He has wheels on
top and bottom of the machine,
for landing, and declares that
there is no reason why he cannot
come down bottom-up as well as
fly that way.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21
BOWLERS HERE'S SOME STUNTl THIS MAN
ROLLED 1914 GAMES IN So HOURS STRAIGHT

SIOUX CITY, Ia. Jan. 20. -
Thirty-six hours Of continuous
bowling Is the Marathon record OF
D. r. Hamlet Of this city, who
bowled . fraction over 1s4 in
fonr games in that period.
Last month he rolled ia
games In "a hours. On January
10 he started on his 36-hour
Grind. At the end of "a hours
- Was rolling in his 136th game,
thereby exceeding the best prev
ions record by II games. His
average for the entire period was
17l. He subsisted on sand
wiches, sips of coffee and cigarets
during his long grill. partaking
q the refreshment while his ball
Was being returned.
Though he declared himself fit
Tor twelve more hours. he placed
himself In the care OF q physician
Immediately ON the completion of
his long grind, and a few hours
later he conceded that he would
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21
BAN ON ABSlNTHE

PARIS, Jan. 21.-The license
committee of the chamber of dep
uties has decided to submit a e.
port favoring the prohibition of
the sale of absinthe.
The commerce commission of
the chamber began today the con-
sideration of the rehabilitation OF
industries ruined by the war,
methods of manufacturing prod
ucts formerly supplied by now
hostile countries and the question
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21
SIX ROUNDS
FOR OREGON

SALEM, Ore, Jan. 81. - A
unique bill to legalize boxing was
introduced in the Oregon legisla-
ture late yesterday by Represen-
tative Lewis. 1t would permit
six-round decision contests. super
vised by a boxing commission of
three members, and refereed by a
man chosen by the commission.
The commission would get per
cent of gross receipts.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21
AVIATOR SROMER PLANS
TO FLY UPSIDE DOWN AND
GONE TO EARTH THAT way

Elyfng upside down has be-
come common to readers tf avia-
ton news. -. -4--..[
But George w. Stromer, iptre-
pid Tacoma aviator, proposetsnow
to fly upside down and to come
to earth upside down, also. 1t is
a feat never before accomplished,
according to Stromer.
The aviator, who moved his
latest model hydroplane to Day
island a month ago, and who re-
Gently made arrangements to or
ganize an aerial squad of the state
militia. is ready to demonstrate
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21
Mike Gibbons
and CIabby Are
Ready for Gong

CHICAGO. Jan. 21.-Every-
thing is set today for the middle
weight championship bout tonight
between Mike Gibbons of st. Paul
and Jimmy Clabby of Hammond,
Ind. Both men easily made 15S
pounds at 3 o'clock today. Odds
on the bout are even, but little
money has been wagered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21

REAL ST AIRS tn
SW AIN benefit

ton. p; Scott, Chicago. p; He'll
man, Detroit. Id; Egan. Brooklyn,
2b; Eddie Burns, Philadelphia.
Is; Witt, Detroit, 3b; Lewis. Bos-
ton; Bodie. Chicago; Hooper.
Boston. outfieId.
Swain hopes to realize enough
from the game to put him ~pn
his feet" meaning thereby that
he intends to purchase an artifi-
cial leg as soon as he can raise
the funds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21

Fans of the entire Pacific
esast are becoming kesnly inter-
estsd n the benefit game to be
played It San Francisco January
~ between picked teams Of ALI
star Coast leaguers and all-major
1ooGuers, for Charley Swain,
former Northwestern player, who
1ost hin leg recently.
The major lineup will be:
Manage, Detroit. c; Leonard. Bos-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21

Dear Editor: Will you kindly
give me a recipe for preventing
Answer: Which ends of your
hair generally split? And what
do they split?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21

his new managers name, but said
that the contract was being writ
ten up, and that he would be
ready to leave on transcontinen-
tai train In q few days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21

edies FOR the most obstinate cases
Of blood poison. asthma rheuma-
tism. ehronic and nervous disor.
ders. constipation and diseases Of
stomach. TRY our remedies and be
convinced.
II win not cost you one cent to
sAlL II out of town.. drop us .
letter and state your diseases.
n. VOW CHINESE REMEDY co.
ll37M Pacific nv. 1914 Commerce..
Taconas Wash. Phons Main 49,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21
Tacoman Makes
Bowling Record

A high bowling record was ss-
tablished last night by Lawrence
Foye on the Corby-Hoye alleys,
when he bowled 278. This is
said to equal the highest record
ever made in Tacoma, although
there is no record of the previous
high score. Foye is a clerk I'm
the Paciffc-Alaska Navigation
company's offices.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21
SPORTING -
ONCE-OVERS =
49, BY Peter"

Speaking Of basebae you weren't everybody else is
things look kinda good for the Tigers ea Russ Hail.
on the right track getting
1t the early lineup. =
Hes sure OF Mctnnity and Kaufman pitchers Iron
Joe Is getting little weak but
Kaufman There behind the bat
Remember what the veteran Stevens
last year? , -
IhreM be Butler short Boekel
first third possibly Bill
Hogan and Johnson have the outfed cinched.
Hall has his lines Mcvor of Seattle Temple
of Ballard Aldch Spokane pitchers has his ewes
nxed to know he
fore they emgrated and he
Il 10 tentatively framed
When you figure ON the fact that wen have
the grounds and stands will be
metropolitan containing
Of baseball with the
best concession privileges in the Northwest
looks rosy, indeed.
Tho only part OF the dope that gives Jess
peat Jack johnson is that Jim Corbe thinks he hasn't
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21

of finding a foreign market for
the output.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21

rou people WAC have
been doctoring with
out results. try the
N. VOW CHINESE
REMEDY CO. whose
G II / N ID 8 d herba
barks ana root
Q m Q d ! es have
achieved some wcA.
derful results. For
thousa nds OF years
the CHINESE people
have used these rem
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21

70 Cure q Cold in One Day
faks LAXATIVE Brpmo Quinins Tablets. Drug.
kists rsfund money II h fails 70 cure. 4. ~.
GROVES SIGNATURE b On each boz. Nc.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-01-21

1--WE tried the
and as to Gays notion Of cleanliness perhaps he's right
Five hundred by
University of Illinois
. after the Chicago football suppressed
tfatth
girl would him the the Athletics
Hank should practice right ab
girl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-29

id)lags i'm SS16Sorn Dernrt6eilt, n6er
aegen zine glrei6oftsiuninle fretse.
Iniien
GUN ShLub bieier 4u5fiibrungen
tra9t oas gIdtt: Morunr ihpeisi
Scrr . eisping jest, mo- er I'm Aus
lance peilt2 gs gtbt duf bic ;5rnse
Iolarnoe glntrport: rgS 1T dn3uneb.
men, oaB Serr b. @isping bel ieiner
,Sreilaiflng fem gbreinport eeben
milBte, iiber geiddftlife 9e5iebungen
81 Dem ebrobfiiriten Sdppeigen 5u be.
nabren Dtanner, ipie 8isping, bal
ten ihr @ort obne Hiidii6t baraltf,
lInter lpelhen llInitdpben es erprebt
Duroe Iabei fann Die begriinbete
gefitrhtuna I'M bas S6idfnl TsiHsr
groben Sitter in 9italen cine Stole
mitfpielelt iulo idlieblih: S6ulobe.
Deife geaen ben gnItifter bes @erbre.
ders fam nuh er ri6t erbrinaen.
Nie bem aber aud iei Die 8arteilid.
felt 6es @erihts in oieier 4neelegen.
beit lit aligenidllig, uuo ale ,SG0ef
Der 9e1eilnnibpoQen 8org1nge fiibrea
bis gum grobfiiritIiden 8alnis, ais
6em Centrum lpo Der stnitoB gum
Observation-Disclosures gegeben purhe. +"
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gr6betren. @uk $1.25-
ESQ per "a At. Crate.
StG6eIbeeren. ~ Gbp $1.75
200 per "a st. Crate.
R Rbdbdrber. - 1o--12sc per
Dubenb giinbeL
4 a rtoffeln. Uaihigdn 49,
SOC per 8nfbsI bonn 0elsRe unb 81 80
--1.65 per gbI. bonn Gtore.
5nnae aartoffeln. - Glos
rtba $4.00-5.25 per 86l. unb $1.00
--125 per camper.
SibfartoffelM Serisb
S1.50-1.65 per 6amper.
SpargeI. - Ginbeimifhs To-
90c per 9uBsnb 9iinbel.
5omaten. - 5lpriba S1.75--
ESQ per Crate.
&raut. - Wartt 5ismlid lebbaft.
ala6ama $1.25-1.50; Rsuss 1enHsIs
lee $1.00-1.25 per Crate.
Rohlrdbi. - 35c per Dusenb
9inbel.
grbfen. - ala6dma $50
LIS per Camper.
3ntebeln. - @el6e 90t-$1 90
per 8ufbel pom Store. Dsibs $115
-1.25 per gufbel bonn Stor..
Bcbren. Jloriba
$175-2.00 per 5amssr.
Qdrptter. - 9etpdffent So. .25
--2.50 Der gbI.
Rctbe Rii6en. - ginbsimii 9s
25-30c per 9ubenb.
Weibe RHben. Netp Srs
leans 3o-35e per Snsenb giinbel.
acbl. - s1.00 per gbl.
2anbprobutts
S.u. SO. / 9imotbb $3.50;
no. 2 IimOt6p $3.50; so. 3 limo
t6p $1850-19.00; SO. l ssuiidisr
alse 1875; Ro. 2 DO. $17.50-18.0O;
Ro. Slice $17.00; RO. 2 DO. $500;
alfalfa S17.50-22.50 per 3On. -
8sisenitrob $500, 5af.ritrOb $500
per 1ou.
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aleie $25.00--25.50; Wibolings gro
beg $27.50-2S.O0; bo. fsinss $3.50
-29.00; ssmiidtss 5utter $27.5o-
$500.
SGmereien. Wartt itetis.
aleefamen $6.50-7.00 aui benz Se,
l.iie unb $7.25-8.25 per gu. BON
Store, 9imotbb S2.40-3.20 per gu.
BON Store. gu6Deisen 80c per Su.
Jiaasiamen $1.70 per 9u.
8erf rfhtsbenes.
Dele. - Wartt itetis. a.iH0l, ros
h.s CSC Der 9dLlone in pdrtieu bon
8 gbIs. @etodt.s IL mebr. go. l
2arb0l 60c: Cotton Sesb Oil, raiiis
nirte 52c per 9alione. 1srpentin 51t
per Gauone in Dartisn BON 1-5 Bar
pels; SIC In partisu Don 10-25 GAL
lon.E. pstrolsum, Gbio Carbon 120
Grab 81 be. $50 Grab 104c. 5sao<
liaht 175 9ra6 12e; RsO Gropn 9a'
iolin 13c. Rnpb.d 16c per 9allone In
partien Don Is gbls.
Sala. - Der War;t IN rubis. -
Chio Ripsr S1.o5 per gbl. bon 2s0
fsfb.. 5ubrlohn btnsussfiist.
Sala. Wartt it.tis. prima
Gitp 6s-6sc; bo. gouHtrs 6-6te
per piunb.
Ronlen. - Martt rubis. gou.
abioabeun S3.50-3.75. Rub uno
Sldt S2.25. Raraipha Stiidtoblsu
S3.50-3.75. Rub unb SIad $225
per scuns abaeIiefsrt. Raudloi.
Stiidiohl.n $3.50, DO. gub unb
Slad 1925. glntbracits $7.75-8.o0
per sonne abaslisfert. Cole .pf.t
$6.00-6.50 Der Sonne obgeIiefert.
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HlHopteb. - Der Wldrtt mar
bsuts siemlib Isbb1ft anb bic bsHtrsn
Quali.disn iteiis, bic anbrsN ubsr I'M
10-15c nisbriger. - UliIhtiibe fins
ben nur gum S6la9tsu a6Rnbms.
MitiIsre unb iftpsre Stisre 500
S.25; aussrLeisns bis srtro 1886
S.65; SbIsn S3.50-6.25; IS!eii6srs
5iisre $5.75-s.Oo; auserIsiens Bis
ertra $s.25-8.50; Ssiisrs $5.75--
SIS; auserlsiens bis trtra SS.25-
$50; aibe $3.50 500; auserleiene
bis extra $6.1o-6.65; Gamers 1925
-4.25; felt. Dairp stiibs $3.50
$50.
gullen. - Die 3ufubr tpar b.u.
te Jiemlib srOB uno bi. prsiIe itstis.
Wdssre uuh leid.e S4.50-500;
Bologna S6.O0-6.50; i.tts guasn
$6.25-7.OO.
adtbtr. - Die 3ufubr mar heHs
ie 5ienllih srob uHo bic prsiis fielsn
nm 25c per 100 pfunb.
Srbindre unb srobe $5.0o-S.00;
fair bis eute lei9te $6.5o-S.00;
ertra $8.25-S.50.
SdneiHe - p6tels unb ssleis
f4epiorteu iinb itstis. leiat. @srianbts
fortsn unb Jsrtsl a6G I'm 5-1oe
b6ber.
Guts BIB aussrIeisne U<rpadungss
uHa aisH4eriaItsa S7r2-z-soi of.
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GbieagO, %. Wsai.

S6peips. 3ufbbr $4,000. =
Nartt pillis. - Butt $7.e5-7s0;
lei6te $7.50-7.85; ssmiI6k $3.50
-7.S0; itpers $720-7.75; raube
$720-735; Gertsl $6.O0-7.40.
gtiHboisb. 2ufubr 1000. Wartt
i6pa6. Ginbeimiife Beef Stiers
$7.00-9.25; @eIterH Stiere $6.75-
8.15; aiihe unb 6eifsrs $3.50 g.
70; 9di6sr $7.00-9.75.
Shafe. - 3ufubr 5000. Wartt
bemoraliIirt. S6afe $6.5O-7.6O;
iinss S6afs $450-6.00; 2Gmmsr
S7.5O-10.25.
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9dsli@er Sysarftberiht.
gineinnatf, Is. wlai

gineinrati, Is. Mai.
Die nddfOIaenben luoiirungen be-
stsben fi9 nur dnf gngros Irunss
afiiOnen. Bet flstneren gef4dfteu
iperben etpas b6hers preijs bert4net.
groSiftontm
Stmala. prtmd STEAM
9.25-9.35; syamilp S4mel5 10
--10te pro 9fanb.
Srodengefat3eHts 1lttt d.
Stort clear SeiteH 10a--11c; gItrq
fort clear 10s-10ae ibOrMippmiei-
ten 1os -1oae; S@ultsrn sa-Sac.
Bellies 1o4-114c.
Baton. - Shori clear Ssiten
11a-12c; srtrd fort clear Seiten
11t--12e; ibort Rippsufeit.n iii
12e; Sdultsrn 9a-9ac; Bellies III
--123c.
euaar Gurtb G1sif6. =
S&intsn 15a-16e; pitnit S9uItern
10a lie; 8reatfeit Baton 18a-
19jt; S6ultern in padeten 10a-
11t;; 81. .. Gut S4ultsrn 101-
lie; trodsHe Beef Saintsn 25-
27c.
Gisg.p6teffes Tfetfd.
- Der glfunb: Shtnt.r 12-12ae;
picnic S9ultern 94-9ie; Bellies
154-16tc; Sdultern 94-9st; R.
.. Gut bO. 94-9ac.
Grif4ts Bfeifd. = Sdins
ZEN 12-12se; pienie S6uItern 81
sic; S6ultsrn 9t-9ic; i6Ort
Rippeaisit.n 81 101e; ibort clear
9Ssitsn 9a-10ac; ertrd ibcrt Seitsn
9a-103c; 9elli.s lei4t 163-169c;
Bellies, i6psre 12A-12ic.
Weebl lunt Getreibe
wsebl. Wintsr pdte1t $685.
7.05; Winter fancp $6.40-6.65;
Wint,r iyGmiIp $6.00-6.15; Wiuter
ertra $5.55-5.75; Dinkr orOinGres
S5.35-5.55; Sart.n Wsi3en patent
$7.15-7.55; 5drter Beisen fanep
$6.O-6.95; 9artsr Wsi3en 5ami!p
S5.70-6.10; RossenmebI norbpsitIis
tes a.miitiss $6.15-6.40; r.inss
Gitb Rcaasnms1l $6.25-6.50; GttD
s.miidt.s Rogssnmsbl s6.15-s.4o.
Wei5.n. - Ro. 2 rotber Winter
S142-1.44; SO. 8 DO S1.4o-1.42;
Rp. A DO. $1.38-1.40.
WeIi6torn. no. 1 psibss
7sst; Ro. 2 DO. 78-7Sac; Ro. 3 DO.
775-7sc; go. a DO. 76-77tc Ro.
8 bo. -os-76e; no. 8 DO. 75-75Ae.
- 10. ] ssI6es 7Se; so. 2 bo. 77a-
7sc; &c. 8 DO. 77-77ae; gO. a DO.
76-.7e; 20. 8 DO. 75-76e; Ro. 8
DO. 74-75c. - Ro. l ssmii9tes
7sc; RO. Q DO. 77t-7sc; SO. 3 DO.
77-77ae; Ro. A DO. 7e-76ac; Ro.
s DO. 75-76e; To. 6 bo. 74-75e. -
Deibes aol6sniorn 76-77s; s.lbes
aoIbsntorn 76s-77ae; semii9.es
aOIbtntOrn 7s-77c per guikI.
safer. - go. 2 rpeiber 53t-
54t; stanSarb p.ibtr 53-53ac; no.
3 tpsib.r 52a-53c; SO. 4 tpeib.r 5ll
-52ae; Ro. 2 ssmiitter 51A-52t;
Ro. 8 gsmii5.er 51-51Ac; 30. 4
s.miidter 5o-51e.
Roggen. - Ho. 2 $1.12-1.13;
Ro. 8 S1.10-1.11; Ro. 4 S1.o8-
1.10.
Wbistn.
9:rtauit tDurbeH 386 85ls. Siitils
l.rs isiniiteo Goobs auf Der Bats bon
S1,39 per Sano1s.
Broeerits.
2affte. = WQrlt ruhiu. Qreife
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bindre bis auserlsIene I6pep ietts
Sdue S5.25--6.75; EXTRA $685.
90; gtnss S4.O-5.5o; kt9tt Ders
fanbtfort.n s7.3o-7.so; Gerkl, 12o
pfunp unb fptniser $5.5o-7.25;
mittlere Derfanbtfortsn, 17o-1so
plumb. $7.s0--7S5.
S9dfe unb 2Gmmtr. -
Der Wartt mar bsuts ldnsiam uno bic
preiie Inn 25-5Oc niebriser.
S6dfe $4.50-5.50. Sprins adms
mer $7.50-11.50.
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WRedlenburger @raupena
fpeiie. Z pfunb btts 9raupen tperz
ben breimal nit taltsm @dfer abges
quirlt, bann nit tultem WaHer bebedt
auf sslinbes GGlsr seiteat. lei6t geiaIa
sen uno beinabe tnet6getoft. Snaipiz
i6en mub man getrOdnete 9irneH
ebeufaIs nabe3u gar ibmOrer. Won
nimmt cine ttefs Isuerfeits S9iiFeI,
itrsiat Iis aus, miidt unter Die Sraus
pen Gigelb, / gfuno 3uder, ettpas
obeeriebene 3itronenidale unb etniee
eerisbene bittere Wanbeln uno fiiat lie
fht6tipsiIe nit ben abgetropfteu 8trs
men uuf bic S6uiisI. Die 3 GttDeiB
perbsn gu feftem S9nee geibIussn,
nit 8uder unb 2 @bIDffelu $obou-
nisbser e@eIee permiIht, iiber oteGrous
pen ssitriheH uno bieie Speiic 10 Iors
ae i'm Diem asbaden, bis Der GttueiBs
Ihnee gar uno lidtbrauH III, Sn bte'sr
.3stt tperben nunH 9ruupen uuo 9irs
nsn au6 gar Yein. Sis SPeiie ptro in
Der S6iifel 5u Siib ge9stcr.
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usIs. S0ass nns Aftitn in atw yari.

@sidsfisyapiers srrb.n ~ sn - ~
eDfsHfiri. BeHfd aui aoneon Uarsh
l4Da4 ~ tA7e11 Jar 10 Taae Sidt; aabsl.
uHusiiaastH t4.7s rno Sidt @eaIel
sAlsK, SiIbn.SaueH 4she. Nsriianif4s
9s1srs sec.
EftteH Ter Dlarit pnr keuit
ilau unb bic grsiis anjanss itpah. stssn
Stlub abtr trho!itn iiH bic melittn atiien
Der Cite risoer uuo bic SAlubnoiIrunesn
iianefa IN pieisn 6dlleH stpas absr osn.n
uoH sejtsrH.
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9roesri.s.

3uder. - prsife fsit. Raiiinir.
ter Gut goaf $7.40; popber.S $3.50;
Cubes 1915: aranuIirt.r $3.50; Com
f.etion.rs ~" $6.40; Off ~" $6.1h
tptiber .rtra .g" S5.95; Ytra e.
S5.75;R. 8. CLARIFIED ipeiBer s6.15--
6.25: bo. aslber S5.65-5.75 per 100
pfuRb.
Wolaffesiit itetis. - Rem Or
leans Open G.ttle 40-55e. Gentriius
aal 20-30e per gallon..
Refs. - aOuiiana, sJaneh 6eab
7-7sc; prima 6--6sc. orbindrer
4i-5tc, Sapan 54-5a per gfunb.
0airp. grobutts
Butter. - Marlt rubia, prtiie
fsN. - WboIsmiIt, sytra 32c;
g.ntrali3.nb grtra 29se; Gsntralis.S
5irits 26e; DO. Seconds 23c; syaus
rp 0airp 20e; padins Stod II
19c per pfunb.
aGf,. - Warft i,it. Obio 17c,
Worbneiili9er 17-17fc. Nep Worl
18-1sht. Sapsi5sr 2l-3oc, So.grid
16c; aimbarssr l6a-17ic per g,fO.
81 sr. - Nartt itstig. - gris
ma frii9s 5iibn.rsi,r 1ec;' firms
14se: urbindrs firits 1896; iseonbs
12At Der Subenb.
GefIiiseI. - 9fnssbot m6bis.-
9roilsrs u pfunb uub tatiiber 30
32c; untsr IL pfunb 22-28c;
6iibnsr 141e; Sdbns SAC; 1rut'
biibnsr 6-13c; Guns Sc; Gnt,n
10-12c; 9inis 6-Sc per pfunb.
Obftunb Gsmiifs
gepfsI. - guts aspfsl $3.50
4.50 per gbl., il mad &uaIitdt.
gitrouen. Wartt mar itetia
Rsiiina $3.25-3.50; California
$3,25-3.5o per Rife.
Orauaen. - Marit rubig unb
ftsig. California $2.25--3.O0; fylos
riba $2.75-3.50 per Rife.
grape Gruit fSIpriSa
S2.5Q-a5o Rss Rita \
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Metan MART.

Rtp gort, %. Wlai.
aupfsr. Nartt itetis; glsctrOIp.
tic $1S.85-19,00.
3iHn. Uartt rubig; fir 5 SpH'
Rsn partk S37.50-38.00
Giisn. - Rartt rubis uub unDsr.
anbert.