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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
MEMS LEAGUE PROMISES
"PEP" IN SUFFRAGE FIGHT
VIII Map Out Program for Vigorous
Spring Campaign.

Inc PENNSYLVANIA Mems League for
woman Suffrage took the first steps Of
lts work In the present spring suffrage
tSu palsn this afternoon when Il met at
the headquarters of the Woman Suffrage
party ll2t Chestnut street, to elect new
oIncers Tor the next year, who will carry
on the leagues activities for woman suf-
rage The members have been work.
ing continuously for votes for women
lor several years, but during the present
season will increase their activity.
For several years the league has been
IN sense dormant, but from now OIL It
VIII take up the fight, and as one of its
members said, THE men are going to put
pep into the battle for votes for women
as never before. We have left the bur-
den of the fight to the women too long.
we hope to rally together, by an un-
tlrlng canvass of the city, enough men 20
make the Philadelphia vote for the
amendment strong feature In deciding
whether women shall have the vote"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
DUNN BILL, WHICH AFFECTS
EMPLOYEES HERE, is PASSED
Provides for Semimonthly Payment
of City and County Workers.

HARRISBURG. March 3l.-Thc Dunn
bill, providing for the semimonthly pay
ment of all city and county employees in
Philadelphia and Allegheny counties,
was finally passed by the Senate today,
and now goes to the Governor for his
signature. The measure passed the
House two weeks ago.
The second OF a series of bills to make
the women's hours of labor law of 1913
less drastic was introduced in the Sem
ate today by Senator Tomkins. of Cam
bria. The measure would exempt wom-
en- employed as telephone or telegraph
operators from the provisions of the law.
A bill introduced by Senator Hackett,
of Northampton, which has passed the
Senate and now is in House Committee,
extends the hours of the working day
and week for women employees of hotels,
restaurants and boarding houses
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
BILLS PASSED BY HOUSE

HARRISBURG, March 3l.-The House
today finally passed the following:
Authorizing the State Highway Depart
ment to rebuild and maintain bridges on
State highways.
Revising the rules OF civil practice in
Common Pleas Court
Revising the meat inspection system
under the State Live Stock Sanitary
Board.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
Delaware City's Revival Ends

DELAWARE CITY. Del, March 81
N. Joel S. Gilhllan, of Newark, Presby-
ieHan evangelist for the Presbytery of
new Castle, and the Clossom Sisters,
graduates of the Moody Bible Institute,
o Chicago. have just closed a successful
sfangelistic' campaign here, the services
naYing lasted three weeks. There were
conversions. From here the evangelists
WI go to Newark. Del. where they will
hold months services.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
JITNEY BUS BILL FAILS
Less Than a Constitutional Majority
in the House.

aker iitney bus bill failed of passage in
the House today, by vote of 81 ayes and
46 nays, less than the constitutional ma
iorty of 1O4 ayes required to pass the
measure. The bill would give street rail-
way companies the right to operate jitney
buses.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
ACCUSED RECTOR LOSES POINT
The Rev. George C. Richmond En-
Joined From Using Church Money.

Joined From Using Church Money.
The Rev. George Chalmers Richmond,
rector of st. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church, and several of his vestrymen,
whe were his codefendants in a suit
brought by two expelled vestrymen
smong others. has been enjolned by
Judge Ferguson, in Common Pleas Court
NO. 3. from using any of the so-called
N20O defense fund. According to Judge
Ferguson's opinion. the vestrymen sup
porting the minister have exceeded their
power In adopting a resolution not to hold
an election next Monday night.
The decision holds that the attempt
70 amend the bylaws on January % was
Illegal, and that under the bylaws, as
ihey existed at that time. no power was
lodged In the vestry by the lay electorate
% expel members, and that until vacan-
eles occurred they had no power to I'LL
them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
CALLS NEPHEW A PEST
"Thief" and "CriminaI" Other Desig-
nations Bestowed by Man on Relative

nations Bestowed by man on helatiVe'
"Tbat boys a pest. He's a thief and
belongs 20 a gang Of young criminals
that ought to be in Jail. They use
Jewish synagogue on Sth street above
Cambria for their headquarters"
This was among other accusations made
today bv Adolph Knott. 270l North Pale
thorn street, against his nephew, who
hears the same name and Is l6 years old.
The bow. who lives with his grandmother
al 2e3t North Franklin street, was held In
500 bail for court by Magistrate Glenn
al the 4th and York streets police station
on the charge of incorr1sioillty
The Young prisoners uncle shrieked his
denunciations of his nephew in the hear
ing room. and produced pile of candel-
abra and other church paraphernalia
which he said his relative, with other
members OF a gang OF young thieves. had
stolen from churches and Sunday schools.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
Accents Call IN Toronto

The Rev. DIR. william Patterson, pastor
q the Bethany Presbyterian Church from
iso to 1910 and more recently pastor of
church in Belfast, Ireland. has accepted
eall TO his old parish. the Cooke Presby-
ienan Church, of Toronto. Can.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
Child Burned by Hot Tea

Catherine MCGEE, II years old, of nth
and Callowhill streets. is in the Medico-
Chirurgical Hospital as the result of
burns received last night when she upset
a cup of hot tea over her body.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
Reelected for 66th Term

DR.. Jesse C. Green, 96 years old, was
reelected treasurer of the First West
Chester Fire Company for the 66th year
at the annual election of the organiza-
tion. f. j. Meyer was elected president
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
Perry's
"JUNIOR SPECIAL, NORFOLK
SUIT

Coat has IN inch-wide pleats
going over the shoulders and
down the front and back. Full
belt around waist. outside
patch pockets in skirt and side
pockets in breast. all with but
ton and button hole to keep
contents safe. Wide across
shoulders and shoulder blades
for athletic sports. No Vest.
Trousers narrow in legs, short
in waist.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31
MANY JOIN CAMPAIGN
FOR TRANSIT LOAN
subcommittee Working in
Wards Increased to Include
40 and go Men.

The educational campaign begun by the
Citizens Committee of 1000 last week to
crystalline public sentiment for the sup
~ port of the S6,OOO,O0O transit
LEoR Ihs \ loan at the special election
HtTIfH1EH April 20, has met with such
Z success that instead of nam
ing subcommittee of 10 men
to each ward, as was origin
ally planned, the subcommittee have
been enlarged to include from 40 to 60
men.
The members of these ward committees
have pledged themselves to canvass the
neighborhoods in which they live in Or
der to win all doubtful voters to the sup
port of the loan. Particular effort will
be directed to bring every voter to the
polls on April 20. To facilitate the work
of the ward committees they will be di-
vided into subcommittee, one to each
voting division.
definite plan of action in support of
the proposed loan is now being mapped
out by the Executive Committee of the
Committee of 1000. This will be made
public within several days.
Actual work on the Broad street sub
way and the Frankford elevated lines can
be started promptly If the voters favor
the $6,000,000 loan. After the work has
started on Broad street ordinances will
be introduced in Councils to provide for
the proposed subway delivery loop. which
engineers have declared is the key to the
comprehensive system of rapid transit de-
signed by Director Taylor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31

When we drew their
lines an d determined
their finished appearance,
we did it from the view
point of her whose pride
in the boys coming man
h ood cannot altogether
smother a pang at his
e m a n c i p a ii o n from
Mothers care.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31

He is still "her boy" in
these IN. B. T." Junior
Special" Suits that we
have made for him!
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31

Ready for him to don
today a n d we ar into
Easter! SIS, $1s, $2Oi
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-03-31

The educational campaign begun by the
Citizens Committee of 1000 last week to
crystalline public sentiment for the sup
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
0rb Wopbs .Marft.
Gfneinnati, 1. Wara.

Die gladfrass tpdr in Der OerfloHss
nen Node cine redt CUTE uno einiee
bon ben Stoffen paren rar, bod finb
bic preife nidt eraDbt norbsn. Bon
ben R.iftnben Iiefen 5ablreide geftels
lungen Elm. Die nnHitebeHben preiie
iDurb.n nambdft gemoht.
eraunsr mas n-qsreat Gans 9 7e.
Sooiisr t&s oaiifdy o5is 3sHSsTisH
ssTsa ssTsa 9s s &c. gsts ss s s StSs iSs s 81
22ize. RefeiDoob 10s4 1916, eo. % TING
Rriabipn 81 i7e, bc. 1904 ISe.
@sbttt6ter Musftr-DamfHiin lie,
grnii pi iss COON e. aonsSals V7ss, Wsuion'
etEe shc, Gin 7kc, Sore g; Cur erans oAe :.
siHisr1s y Sa2esa, ss Dass ss SS G ss 'qsSi e. ast
41e aepssrsa % % % az. 30. % aoc. uiisa
lo'a 27Kc DO. "a e5c. M0fefpoob 1914 2iht,
afinfkamsyisan eSirHns iEe Ger;
tscI gari 4kr. mmsrtsan ansigo as. 30:
Monrnina nnb ssars tEs SfmploT gsurIiira
iisnai eAe. sau zoo 6Ns, orisn Se. tiafiSn
Gieina-gsarsrsn 7s. 1sr1oob 7e, Cal.
larb 800 p, Rcrfiat ehe: cttsr grssi liHf,
geGtbsEsrOot f2Hs; amesisag z q ishs.
na.sn is%s' atrti,sos p Y. Ssg III ls Gus H''a7na
q ss. ss.isif elsiis eKs. aantafin stasts
ehe. 1919 O.. ainefion Sc. Grssraors sac.
Gittaior &c. alurfsrs zhe =.
9Iaib s--Cur gfft Il, mendi e!ns q.
sfIGbama 7Ks cib girsinia st, ssFautH'
D.ntms-oHs IL. srOsimits zoe. 7riss'
ten foe Jfut Thr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
9lmk'N aAri4ten.
9tenfaa 2. mars 1915.

Oten u q 8, z. Widr3 lSl5.
SberbaIb Cincinnati Dirb Der Slub
ftationGr fein, bsi bisIiser Stabt aber
lit DerIeIbe nod ettpos seitisgen unp
bate geiteru 2tbsnb einen WaFsrs
itano ben POI CUB.
Die foIasnben DepsT6sn trafsn
tudbreno bes gsftrissu cages BIER elm:
gittsburs, pu.--6.9 5uB, fdlt.
8feeling. 80. 9u.-12.6 SUB, fdllt.
3anespiIle, S.-9.8 5uB, fdllt.
purfsrs6urs, go. @d.-14 SUB, fGlt.
aanupba Galls, 80. @a,-5.2 3. fdat
@burleitOn, %. ga.-7.2 6uB, itsist.
Bortsmoutb, S.-20.7 SUP, iteist.
WapspiIs, an.-19.3 5nb, fteigt.
aouisOille, ap.-9 sSub. faat.
gronsDille, Sno.-16.7 SuB, fdlt.
RuIbDille, ssnn-9.5 Sub, fdIt.
Chattanooga, Ssnn.-12.9 Sub, fGIt.
Cairo, Sn.-33.6 SUB, fdIt.
Ct. paul. Minn,-4.2 JuB, fGllt.
Ct 2ouis, Wo.-23 CUB, fdlt.
aanias gitp, MO.-13.5 SUB, fGnt.
Memptis, Senn.-26.8 SUB, iteigt.
Rem Orleans, 2a.-16.5 Jub, fdat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02
| gSeSOUTHERN OHIO /
- SAVINGS BANK
m sfs-el1 NAM 81
"a ~ 5infen be5ablr ami
- - Irpbittsn
ehdrT sbtr 0srffifats.

Ssuhen beitsbt cine alu8eissptt4t, os'
ren 8er!sbune ihDere Straisn sur
JDlss bat.
lin 10 raid als mD9Ii9 ale 5rdser
beg QnItedunsshoffes Su entferusn
beSfp. unI9dbli6 Su MAIDEN, bsginnt,
ipenn bic arnnfbeit i'm 9e60ft slltiih
uHtsrbriidt 1T, bic forgfdItigite 8eint'
aune Der Stdlle uno aaer peruNretnigz
ten @eI6irre. gu Oieiem 3pede fptro
Der Giinger fpeggeidbrsn, Die 5enitsr
bes Gtalles lrerbsn geOffHet uHo mebs
rere Gage of1eu gsbolten, oamit be
Cuff ben Stnllruum ra4 daeu Ht1s
tungen ourhftrei6eu faur. eol5srHs
Ssubb0ben tperben am beiten aifsgtbo'
ben, bic 5erbro6eusn nno HnrldeH
9beile serbadt uno berbrdnnt, Die
brau9baren auf bsiosn Seiten absehe@
belt unb nit Gauge geDai4sn. Die
grbs untsr benz Jubbobsn, ooer ipsHn
er blpb aus grDe beitebt, 0iefe islbit
Dirb 10 tief ausgegraben dls bis
Sauhe ii9 barin Derientt bat, oas
3iegeIe unD Steinpfldfter tpiro eleihs
falIs ousseboben, nit bsiber, itdrter
Gauge eetpai9eu uEb an Der 2uft sez
trotnet. Die Stalpdubs iperben dbs
eetraBt uHb nit aalt frtich iibsrtiin9t,
pdbrenb bon aIten 2ebmrDGnoen cine
mebr ober minber oidere Sdi3t abges
itoben unb Johann nit Gblortaltmtl4
6sitri6en pirb. S0lSerns Wdnos ano
fsite gretterDeri9ldge psrDeH nit beis
Ser Gauge 9etpui6en puo ndh benz
Srotuen NIT &arbolDl,' &arboliduree
lofung, nit Saltpafsr ooer aud nit
1bser angeftrihsn. Seden, WdRoe,
SGulsn u. (. N. tperoeu, je nab Utates
rial. pie bic DGnbs behanoeIt. ytdh
Dolltommener Sur9liiftuug Der Stdls
lunsen piro Der 8oben nit frii4er
Groe belegt unb bieie feIt gtitdrptt
ooer nuf bemTetben ole neueH roer gss
reinigten SieIen uno pfluiter dngelest.
Die geretnistsn uub gut ourtiuftetsn
/ StGle t6nnen Der @oriit]t tpegen audi
nod gut bur9rGu6ert perbsn, posu
am bsItsn S4fpefslbdmpfe' geetsnet
Iinb.
Sdmmtli6e Sta1ssrGthe, tuslde bei
benz nit anitedenben Srant6eiten be-
6afteten 8ieb benubt ipurben, itno
glei9fals au reintsen. aetten uno
aroeres gifenpsrt perben gegluht,
has a.bsrseug nit beiber a'tfn!aige
aereinigt unb bisrduf eingefettst, eftt@
tpeber nit adrbel1l poer tpdrnleH
Sbrun; bag @plSsus nit tohenbsm
MofIer aetpaItlen, bann nit Ghlor
bur6rGu6ert. S6leAte bplSerne Ses
rGtbe tperoen perbrannt, oaoegtn Sez
| Iunoe unb feIte nit beiber Gdnge 9es
f6eusrt uno setpaiheu uHo nu9 Dem
srodenen NIT GblortaltmiIH ooer
3arbpl0l dnaeitri9en.
gutteritoffe uno Streuitroh, pelte
Ii6 entrpeber ouf 5Olsbooen ii6sr ben
perIeutten StGlsn befouoen ooer mil
BEN trunttu Sbiersn IN Beruhrurg
asfommeu ober bsiubeIt ipcrosn tporsn.
miiffen on eintm sntleqenen Srte IA
suae our6liiftet unb iollen nur aur
Siittsruna Don 5bi.reattunaen benuBt
iperoen. benen bic Gmpfdngli6teit tit
bic beitimmte Grantbeit munselt. Sn
ben entleerten 5uttsrb0oen bari srlt
nad IA Suasn pieber nsues Gutter
untereehrad1t lperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02

finirter Gut aoaf S7.15, potuoereo
s6.35; Cubes $3.50; eranuIaieo
1925; Gonferticners .a" s6.15; OF
.a" So. 90; ipeibcr ertra &C. 1910
ertra g" $3.50, q. o. Glcrifie6 iuei.
&c r$5.90-6.O0, DO. geIber $40
$50 per 100 gfitnb.
Mofaifes IN ffstis. Ors
leans Open aeitls 40-55c. Gentrifus
eaf 20-30e rer galIone.
Reis. - 9cniiinnn. Ganrp SeaS
T7ar, prima 6-6Ac, prSindrer
4-its. Snpnn 5-5se per gifn6.
Tnirp grpbutte
Butter. = Marif rubis. preils
nisbrissr. = Bbolsmils, ertra 33t:
gsntraIiseb grtra 30tc; Geutralijsb
;5irfs 26-2Se; bo. Secorbs 22-
23e; Hdntp Dairp 23e; podins Stod
16-17e per g,funb.
adie. - glarft felt. Ohio tie.
NorerreitIider f7--17ae. Stem gorf
ice. Sdrpciser i61-17ae. DO. Bird
f6a-17ic. 2imburger 17-1se per
Tiint.
gier. - prsiis nieorieer. prima
frifde 6iibnsrtier 19He; ftrifs 17ae;
OrbiHdrs firits 1876; fetcnbs l6ac
per Dusenb. Gdnfssisr 75e, Gniens
sisr 24c per 9uteuo.
Geffaaet. - Tsarft iisiis.
Sprtnesrs BON 81 9funo uno bdriibsr
14ae, unisr 81 aDfunb 16c; Siibner
Is Gents: S6bus 10-11f; 1ruts
biibnr 1o-15ae; guIs 13e, Gntm
11h--14e. Gdnie 8--12t per pfunb,
Rapdunen 17-20e per pfunS.
DbR unb Gemiife.
4epfel. - @ute atpFsl $150
100 per BEL. is ua5 0unlitdt.
Rnrst pcr fttis.
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lleberHd5t bes Cincinnati
Ay8arfteS,
SaS bk NssfsL bea 1. @dr3
1915 ensiesnbs Ges4e.
Gtneinnatt /. War3.

etnetnndfL Il Ufor3.
Dk na9foIssnbsn nuotirunssn be-
5isbsn Iid nur auf gnstos Z Trans
affipnsn. 4ei fIsinersn Gelfdften
iperbsn sinns b5t<rs preiIs bsrs4net.
propifionn.
G9mals. qrima Steam
0.50-9.60; Dumilp S6mdl5 10s
-10ie pro Wunb.
1rodengefaI3tnes Jlsi d
Gbort clear Gdtsn 10t-10ae, ibort
RiHnIsiten 19.--104e, srird ibort
clear Gsiten 10-104e, SAuItcrn %
-Sse. gellks 10a-114e unb 3e
msbr Dsrpadt.
gdeom Short clear Geitsn
11f-11gcs, erira fhort clear Setteri
113-11ae, ibort gaipptnisiten lit
-i1se, ghulkrn 9a--10e unb Bel
lies 12--121c, 9rtatfsh Bacon 19
-191e, S1lliern 12t-13c, trodsns
Beef GHintsn 27--29r.
GiBeep6feltes Glett q.
G&inien 12---12te, picnic G4ul'
tern 94-9ac, Bellies 14A-15e,
e4uIiern 9i-s3s gssp yOrt Gut
srii&ts gIsif@. - e9in.
ZEN 11-l1ae, gIitnie SdultsrH g..
Sic, S@ultsrn s-8ac. i6ort
RippeuIeiteu 85-93c, fbort clear
Geiisn 10-.10ic, s1tra fbort Seittn
9sliss 103-13ae pro
pfunb.
Mebf unb GstretbG
WtbI. - Winter patsnt $500
7.20; Minier sSancb $6.65-6.90
bp. syamilp $6.25-6.40; eItra
S5.80-6.00; orbindres $3.50
$50: garter Wei,en patent $7.65--
sos; bo fonep $7.20-7.45; DO.
Jamiin s6.2O-8.60; Ronaeneh,
ncrbipeitliHes esmiidtes $6.40--
6.65; r.inss Gitp s6.7o-8.75 per
gbl.
Wsisen. 30. 2 rotber Wins
ter $1.49-S1. 80; go. 3 DO. $1.4S-
$1.49; To. a bp. $1.45-S1.48.
Deii9torn. = no. 1 ipeibss
745t; go. 2 DO. 74-74it; SO. 8 bc.
733--74e; Ro. a bo. 72-73e; no.
5 30. TIE; 30. 8 bo. 70-71e.
y2o. ] aeIbes 73e; go. 2 bo. 721-
73t; 30. 3 DO. 71-72c; glo. 4 be.
68--6sae; 80. 5 DO. 67-68e; Qo. 8
hp. 68-67e. To. ] stmiI6tts 72Ac;
Ro. 2 bo. 72-72ae; glo. 3 bc. To-
Tic; 80. a bo. 67a-681e; Ro. 5 DO.
66a67Ac; 90. 8 bo. 65A-66b.
Weibss aoIbentorn 73--75c; selbes
aol6tniorn 74-76e; s.mif4tes aols
ttniorn 73--75c per Sirfbel.
6afsr. - &c. Q ipeiber 5se;
Sianbdrb peiser 57a a-58c; Ro. 8
ipeib,r 57-57ae; 30. 4 tptiber 56--
SIC; 90. 2 semiTdier 57-57ic; 9o.
3 s,mifdtsr bsa-57s; go. 4 ssmifae
ter 56-56ie.
moaaen. 30. 2, s1.13-s1.s
Is: Ro. 3, $112-$.l3; so. a,
Sl0s-s1.11.
Wbtsfb.
g)utauft nurbn 1908 BbIs. Die
iitlIrs HinifteS @pcbs aui Der Bats
bon S1.39 Der gdIcns.
Grpeertsa.
Raffes. - Warfi rrbis prsils
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Ghitaap. /. Wlars.

Dsis.u. - Gar glai $1-46--
$1.51, ON Shlub $1.473. sir SuIi
S1.175-S1.22; am S9luB $1.1Ste.
@ell6torn. - Giir Mai 71s-
732c, am S6Iub 71ac. Sir SulI
73s-75sc, an S6!uB 733e.
!Saf.r. = Sir Wni 54s-56yc am
S4lub 545c. 5iir Suti 51s-53ac,
ON S6luB 51gc.
Rodaen. = Romtnel.
esrfte. - 70-80c.
Timo.bp. - $5.00-S6.50.
alss. - $10.50-$14.5o.
Bort. - Fir mai $17.10-S17.s
35; ain SdluB $17.10. Jiir SuIi
S17.45-S1772; am Sdlub S17.50.
Sbmuls. - 1Siir Wiai S10.17-
s1o.27; am S6lub s10.17. Cir SuIi
S1O.40-S1o.52; am SGluB S10,40.
Rippsufsit.n. = 5iir Mai $50
Se.s7; am SnEub 1915. 5iir SuIi
S1o.05-S10.17; ON Sdlub S10.05.
Butter. - Martt nieoriaer; Grsds
merp 23-29c.
Gi,r. - Rartt nisbriser. 3ufubr
14,40s aiiisn. auf Dem Wartt 1s-
1916; orSinarp firIts 1915; firits
19ee.
aartoffeln. - Rdrtt unperGnbsrt.
3ufubr SO Gdrs.
2ebsHbes GsfliissI. - Nartt h6ber;
Sprias,r 16-16ae; SGbne Ia
15c
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fnedt. Inter oem 1tteI Nus bout
fdem Siipen" perbsn in Sonitan5
(pun @alter Ssroenj i'm 9erlas RsuB
unb Stta) arisgsflusbIdtter berausges
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brinsen. Sn bem eriten bieier gldts
ter (oeren balber Reinertras fiir pd'
terlGnoiIhe 3pede beitiTHmt I'D iiHo
II. a. qeunbarbt Goelt, 9etsr altsns
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Gonrub, 2uopis SindA, DilbeIm 81
Ider, gilbert @eiser, 8. b. Gumppens
berg, Sermdnu 9siis, Brieorih aten-
barb, Sueo SdIus, Wilbelm Sbul'
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entnsbmen ibm foIsenbe Probs;
@tnem beutf9sn 9uuerR4
tueht.
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mittsn i'm Siescsiarei.
Sic tcnnten bid uitt mebr eesrdbsn
fis itiirmten iduhSeno oorbei.
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nett BON Dir geredt,
liegit bu, auf RuBluHos older
blutis oubiRgsitredt.
Die S6ta9t pertOIet fsrue,
nu liseIt in tister Rub,
Dben sIpien bic Sterne,
Der Raubrstf pedt bid gu.
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MART Siitsr iursem aorue,
bis bdb es soIbeu itano.
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gum SGudnn, tootbsreit,
fir unisr eipiges Seuti6Iduos
grneute Ssrrli6teit.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02

Jdtt Ulb glIes 9o.S0-3I.lU, Qusers
lefenes Biz farrp S7.15-$7.25.
Gn9ptiSenfnehi. - Wtarit fldu;
$3.25 ncminsa per 100 qfunb.
Bu9iDei5sii. - Mnrtt ItpaA. ssas
paniIG<r S2.20; ssmiIdter $2.lO;
BRINE State $2.1O.
Waismebl. - Wartttaum fteita;
feines fpeibss unb gelbes $1.75-1.85;
Goparbs $17o-$1.75; ailn brieb
$4.05.
Rogsen. - Marft ftpa9; go. 2
Weftern $1.25 {. I. (. n. y.
Gerfie. - Martt ltsiig; fir Jut>
tersipeds nc c. /. {. glap Yort; WaI=
ting S5-61c c. /. {. Buffalo.
Mei3.n. - Martt idpah. go. 2
rotbsr, $1.564; SO. 2 barter, $1.4S
c. |. T. Srad erpprt; 9o. l Hortbern,
Onlutb $1.58f unb SO. l Rprtbern.
Wanitobd $1.61s {. /. {. Buffalo. Giir
Wai $1.55.
Welfdtorn. = Martt i6ipa6. To.
2 gelber 80t c. i. {. bel 4nfunft.
9dfer. - Wdrft f9nd9. STANDARD
61ae; Ro. 8 tDeiBer 61r; funeg merger
64-65c.
5su. Wartt Diaig; go. l
$105; go. 2, 90-95c; SO. 3 80
85t; Slipping 75-80c.
5opfsn. = Wlartt ru6ig; State
orbinGrer Biz oussrl.iener 1914 12-
16c; pacific Goat 1914, 1916;
1913, 9-11c.
Sduts. Wartt itstig; gosota
311-32Ac; Central amsriea 31ac.
aeber. = Warti isit. 5emlod firits
BIC; ieeonb s30--31e.
BORT. - Warti taum ftetig; Web
$19.5o-$2o.5o; famiIp $22.oo--
$23.50.
Beef. - Wortt rubis; Msb $21. 90
-$23.0 90; familp $24.00-$26.00.
S4maI5. - Martt i4paa. Waibs
bic Weft $9.6o-$9.70.
lals. - Warit ftstis; gitp &c;
Gouutrp 64-6se; ipseial Il.
@ols. = Wlartt fsft; 9Omsitie
fleece Xxx, S5io 33c.
5ars. - Wart itstig; orbindrer
6is gutter $3.40.
5srp.ntin. - Martt ftstis; fir
Maff,insn5ipede 45ac.
Reis. - Mdrft feit. Oomeitic,
prime bic auserleIener 5--6e.
UholaH.s. - Wlartt iistig; ReiD
Orleans, open tettle 40-50c.
R.paporirte 4epf.l. - Wartt flau.
1antp S8-sS1e; aussrleiene "a
7sc; BRINE 7-74t.
3pttidtsn. - Martt itetis; Cali
fornias 4t-11c; Oregons 8s-11c.
apritpien. - martt fsft, aber
inattib; auserlei,ne 9A-9ae; EXTRA
ouserl,i.n. lO-1Ote; farcp 104e.
piiiiide. - Martt rubis; auser.
Isisns 6-64e; extra auserleisns 81
-6it; ianep 7-7ac.
Roiinsn. - Martt itstis; ungepdd'
te Ulustatslss 64-74c; uussrlsiene
bis iunts 71-7ac; obne 90rner 6a-
BIC; aonbon lap,rs $1.45-$150.
gober 3udsr. = Martt ihlpah;
WsolaeIis 1887; Centrifugal S4.64;
taffinirisr, itstis; Gut aoaf $6.65;
GruIbsb 1856; Moulo u. $500;
gu6ts $500; xxx, granuairtsr
$3.50; sranutIirtsr $5.S5; fein sras
nullirttr 1915; Diamond y, $5.75;
Confectionery u, $5.e5; go. l $3.50.
Butter. = martt fsit. 3ufubr a.
Ats Greamsrp srtras 31-31ae;
er.am.rp 32-32ac; firit 27s-3ot;
iecunbg 25-27c.
Gisr. - Ulartt iistig; 3ufubr H.
TT. Griih g.fammslts, srtras, 24a-
25c; ,rtrd firits 24c; firits 23-
23ac; f,tunos 22-22ac; Dsibs 2S-
29c.
adI,. - U1drtt itstis. 3ufubr 472.
Stats, ipseiaIs. 1910; DO. fanep.
16--16lc.
gsr.iniates 0,fliisel. = Msartt ftss
tia. W.itsrn grathiibusr, sefrorent.
17-21r; frifts 0dbns 14t-17t;
9urteps 13-21ac. 2ebenbes 9eflas
a,l. ft.tig. D,iftrn Siibn.r 15ae;
6dbns 16-16ac; 5urtsps 16-1Sc.
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1916 per pfunb. 30. 2 bo. 151-
154e per pfunb. Giip Builders frfi1e
16-161c, DO. GountrD 12i-13c, fris
fne aaIbfeIIe 171--16c per pfunb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-02

$14.75-s14.s7; guHins $14.25-
$l4.62.
Glen. - Wurit fietis; 30. ! Hots
thern. $14.50-s15.00; Ro. 2 $l4.s
25-$14.75; go. 1 unb 2 Soutbern
$14.25-$14.75.