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Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
POSTAL CLERKS JOIN
THEIR DESTINIES

Announcements are being mailed by
Mi. and Mrs. c. G. Gilmour Of the
marriage of their daughter, Mrs. Mar
garet Elsie Pfost, to George Francis
Bucklin, at San Diego, April l.
Both are well known employees of
The postoffice, and owing to their po-
sitions the wedding has been kept Sc
crct for month. until provision could
be made for the bride to retire from
her post.
Mrs. Bucklin has been chief clerl,
and for time has not only filled
that position, but has also acted as
assistant poslmaster. Mr.. Bucklin is
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
" ar on Rats

"an Francisco, May War on Ori-
en'al raj has been declared by San
franciSco port authorities, following
the receipt o. instruction.. from tb,
public health officials at Washington
y. {. Al grain or other vessei
which cary cogoes that might attract
rates were ordered to rumigate from
stem to stern a1 The quarantine .ia-
,on' Angel Island before decking TO.
rear that rals might carry the h,bonis
plague into San Francisco.
Sailors arriving from China ro,o,.
that pIa&ae.beariae rats inrcst Tho
"haf2es and that thc United statoq
authPrItiea fear a repetition Of tho
plague scare Of several years AFRO
when several case, all lraceable il,
Plague-hcarlnp rat and earpoes. were
found in the port quarantine hospi-
tails.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
Hurt in Auto Accident.

Los Angeles, May CT bceam,
known today that Alfred Hertz, eN
director of the Wagnerian opera at the
Metropolitan opera house in New
York, and Mrs. Hertz, were painfully
bruised and sustained a severe nervou,
shock when their auto sl1iddcd anC
overturned Tuesday near Pasadena
Hertz was here to direct the produc
ton of a $4,000 prize opera. lie
bought a new touring car and wa.
taking his first trip when the car wa.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
OAN We KEEP OUT OF THE WAR?


this, but there limits of endurance for peace
ful a nation
If the facts show, as is claimed that an American
tank steamer its way from this country to another
neutral country, and flying the American flag, tor
pedoed by German submarine brought closer to
war than for many day. Still further compicating mat
ers is the dropping of bomb another American ship
from German aeroplane
1t is such things these that precipitae wars and
calm the American people are it is at any time pos
sible that evil act will make peace impossible.
few days since the great Lustania sailed from New
York with fully 1000 Americans on board. That morn
ing the New York papers published advertisements
thorized by the German minister warning Americans thai
if they went to Europe they did at their own risk.
Il that vessel, for instance should be sunk by a sub
marine with great loss of life we would be very apt to
have repetition Of the demand for that followed
the sinking of the Maine
We have the coolest head in America for president
and nothing is palmer than Mr. Wilson's determination to
steer this country free from but he cannot
look wanton assaults the rights of Americans
could he stay such tide of indignation sprang up when
the Maine was lost
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
dispatclling clerk.

disratehing clerk.
The announcement states that the
young couple will be at home after
June l at 76t Commercial street.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
Hard Times Dance

y Fraternal Brotherhood lodge, Da-
us hall, Thursday, May 6, at 9 p. n.
Everybody invited. Be sure to dress
for the occasion. Admission, gentle
men. so cents; ladies'. free. A good
tine is assured-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06

All rivals do omit them. All Of
them are costly. Our On Air"
cure alone costs us S450,000
yearly to save needless blowouts.
But could Goodyear Fortified
Tires retain top place if we did not
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
Cost Added
Prices
Lowered

Instead Of that,
We all the time
add costly better
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06

this ye ar JON
this army OF con-
tented tire users.
1t is by far the
largest army IN
Trcdon. Any
dealer viii sup
ply you. (233D
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06
Auto Tires.

-Four good secondhand tires, 33X4.
See Imperial Valley Hardware CO.
Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06

See the new Friendship Bracelet.
at Smith & Bishops -Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06

Order white carnations for Mother
Day at kcIly's Nursery. ADV. J.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-05-06

We move pianos and houses.
Royce Transfer, 632 Main.-Adv.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03
THAT KNIGHTS OF PvThIAs
THANKSGIVING SERMON.

To The Star:
Credit should be given to whom
credit is due. Therefore, as one who
had the exquisite pleasure Of listen
ing to the knights of Pythias Thanks
giving sermon delivered last Sunday
by Rev. R. l.. Pope. 1t was elegant
in diction, eloquent and convincing In
its manner. 1t was good, indeed, SO
good that l do not hesitate to say,
that / have not heard none quite so
good on like occasions. 1t was re-
plete with historical facts. hlustrat-
ed with examples drawn fiom life.
He not only adorned a tale, but paint
ed a moral picture upon the canvas
of our perceptions which is not tran
STORY but lasting. The conclusion OF
his sermon was so full of practical
wholesome, needful and useful advice
drawn from his theme, that It y the
consensus of opinion of the knights
of Pythias and daughters OF Calanthe
that Rev. Pope not only benefited
them but did wonderfully and pleas
autly surprise them by his masterfui
and helpful sermon.
There is no doubt but that the ex-
cellent article speaks the sentiment OF
the entire order. The following turned
entire order. The following turned
out: Damon Lodge No. 5. Pythias
Ne. IL, Columbine Court No. 2Is;
Rocky Mountain Court No. g.. Prog
ress No. of Calanthe, and made an
excellent showing.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03
DEATH BROAD.

We have been panied to announce
that Father Thomas J. Rtley.a citi-
zen of Denver for SO years. die4 Tues
day afternoon, after calmly planning
his funeral arrangements. Hea was
stricken with pneumonia last sBatur-
day at the Douglas Undertaking. Co.,
where he was employed and was car
ried home, 2114 Arapahoe, wpere he
died. The Star hopes to pay rs re-
spect to this grand old man. Me was
a member of the Odd Fellows, 4asons
and lions Baptist church for 43fyears.
Also Mr.. Fred Clark. Deqvers
young ragtime piano players atee
Tuesday.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03
PEOPLES PRESBYTERIAN EAST
Err MUSIC.
$500 A. NJ.


Organ Voluntary, Prelude in B
Hymn 231. Welcome. Happy
Morning .............. .Fortunatus
Easter Carols
"a Gems and Floyers Of Rich
Perfume" Baker
(2) 20 Come On This Bright
Easter-Day" ............ Smith
(S) Ring, Happy Bells Of East
er-Ttme .................F .Flke
a. "As Mary Walked Into the
Garden Green" ..... .Grantham
Soprano Solo, "The Resurrection"
Miss virgie Cole.
Offertory. "Berceause" $500. Kinder
Hymn 233. Come Ye Faithful.
Raise the Strain. Chestnut Hill
Postlude, "Rondo''. ........ >. Beethoven
1900 A. NJ.
Prelude, "Pilgrim's Chorus. Wagner
Hymn 243. Christ the Lord Is
Risen Again" with Alleluia)
wirtemburg
Solo and Chorus with Obligato. 20
Lord We Pray Thee" .. .Donizetti
Mrs. Pearl Rose and Choir.
Tenor Solo. "As 1t Began To
Master Atwel Rose.
Hymn 242, 1.-THE Son Of Mary
Bowed To DE-. Victor Funeris
onertory. "sprinx Song. Mendelssohn
Hymn 33l, "Christ the Lord ID
Risen Today. University College
Postfude, "Corooatioa March. Grey
500 P. N.
Prelude. March" ......... .Battmann
Faithful, Raise the Strain.
,................. St. hoVh
Anthem, "Why Seek Ye the Liv-
ing Among the Dead" Hopkins
Paper, pointers On the Resurrec-
ton. Miss Isabel Chapman
Orchestra Selection, Festival
March" ...:... Battman
Contralto Solo, Rise! o Buried
LOrQ - o'As
Miss Mabel Cole.
Soprano Solo and Quartette With
Obligato, THE Lord 10 MY
Strength. br1dee
Mesdames P. Rose. M. E. Morrison. L.
Rose, Messrs. P. Wilson and
w. Martin.
Address, IAN Easter Message"
.......... DR.. ]. H. p. WestDrook
orchestra Selection, Meditation
Morrison
Offertory. "Andante" ........ Mozart
trombone Solo, Calvary" -. Rodney
Mrs. M. e. Morrison.
Orchestra Selection, "An Easter
Flower Voluntary" Worrell
Solo. Quartette, Chorus, Christ Is
Eternal" .............. .Protneroe
Recessional Hymn 239, ANGELS,
Roll the Rock Away. "........
Easter Angels
postlude, "Canzonetta" .Frysinger
Organist. Mr.. v. Spratlin
Pianist, Miss Cleo Hobson.
Director, Rev. J. A. Thos-HazeIl, s.TB.
Next Thursday night the cantata.
"Alleluis, Hail With Gladness," VIII
be rendered.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03
POPULAR Dauo Stone.

The Elite Drug store, 21oo Arapa'
hoe ST., 10 one Of the leading drug
stores in this section Of the country.
Il 10 noted for accuracy and prompe'
ness in filling prescriptions, and han.
dies only the pureSt and freshsss
drugs.
The toilet waters and other lines es
articles are always priced At the low
est figures, although Of superior qoer
ity.
prs. cantsy and Lee consider u =
pleasure to satisfy their customers
and we would advise all who are
looking for . square deal to VISIT snis
modern and well equipped estabsssh'
ment.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03
wHooPINo COUGH.

Well-everyone knows the effect OF
Pine Forests on Coughs. DR.. helrs
is q remedy which
brings quick relief for Whooping
Cough, loosens the mucous. soothes
the lining of the throat and lungs, and
makes the coughing spells less severe.
A family with growing children should
not be without It. Keep It handy for
ali Coughs and Colds. 26c at your
Druggist.
Electric Blttsrs Spring Tonic.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

Mr.. G. A. Malanda wishes to say he
has resigned from the Peoples Pres
byterian church, Twenty-third avenue
and Washington street. Mr.. Malanda
is a native of Havana, Cuba, and re-
sided in New York prior to coming TO
Denver He Is also member OF
Rocky Mountain Lodge No. l, A. r.
& A. M.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

aEopENiNo OF THE TWENTIETH
CENTURY DANCING ACADEMY
viii take place April 18th, 1870 at
Fern hall. Geo. Morrison's orchestra.
New dances. You are invited. Jno'
w. Carrie, Jr., Mgr.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

Mrs. Mayme Williams Dorsey o1
Junction City, Kansas, is visiting hel
mother, Mrs. Priscilla Williams ol
1916 Pearl street.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

Mrs. Marion johnson of Baltimore
Md, is quite a welcome visitor to oul
city.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

Mrs. s. ciinsman will have her hret
drawing out Of hand painted china
club, beginning April 3rd, at q o'eteek
and continuing every Saturday there
after. Call Main 1900. 262o Wstten
st.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

The members of the Excelsior Dra-
matte Club are rehearsing two exeeE
lent plays to be given some tins IN
Nav. Wig: IAN Unconditional Suren.
der" and "a Noble Outeast." Mrs.
Lula Jackson, manager.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

The cantata, "AiisIuia! Hall With
oIsdnsss," will provide music feast
Thursday night $40 o'clock, at Pso-
p,ess Presbyterian church. Orchestra
n attendance. Adults 26o, children 16o.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

A Tipperary hat and veil for $3.50
at the Morris Millinery, 1858 Stout'
Olive 1880.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

, hand-paIntsd china sters, 2o2o Wei.
eeo eeroea. Join the Drawing Qut
cha, q - cents pr Wsek. a e4oo
1900 viii ~ SjveN aWay FN9g ev6sy
sroo1t, Il ~ posoen b slDeeooosuo o50o
tsoeoh ~ eeleA Will u, 0tvoN asay ~
iaio go sf ~ toUFth vaoeS.
AenA. - ellW00AN,
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

Mrs. Lavinia Turner has moved to
2937 Welton street.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03
CITY
NEWS

THE GRAND THEATRES WEEKLY
PROGRAM.
Cut Out and Paste on Wall
Don't. Miss the Big Show
this Week.
EXTRA GOOD MUSIC AT THE
GRAND THEATEN. the BEST
RAoTlME PLAYER IN THE clTh
WILL TICKLE THE KEYS. CONE
AND HEAR HIM.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

Mrs. Harvey Page and Mrs. c. b.
Franklin left this week for Deerfield
to further cultivate their land. This
year seems to have greater prospects
than ever before.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

Mrs. Pauline Watkins or Ogden
street has greatly improved in her re-
cent illness.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

The choir os the Peoples PrssbJeee.
Ian church invltes your proGo
THURSDAY night SITTER Easter, Aps1t
at the church 70 listen b the rsnl(
OF the eantata, "AjielvlaI HAIL V,o
oiadns' q" Admission 9se end 1o1s
The Denver star., 1915-04-03
At THE ANNEX,

At THE ANNEX.
"MR. SILENT HAWKINS" featur-
ing VIM. 8. Hart. Excellent 2-roel
feature. "cANNED HEARTS AND
PLANTS" Keystone. Big fuany
vaudeville.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

Look cut Tor, the Xxx CENTURY
DANCING AcAoRMN, April t2th, q
FERN hait. A pleasant time antleipatso
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

Something Different and Better q
the Grand Morris Millinery 0lsplay
and Beautiful Easter Exhibit, ~
Stout strsst. TIpp.rary Hats -
esr:,.r es,i: s,' :.v's. ~ :, scd e ~ and
body invited 70 inepsct the soo1
The Denver star., 1915-04-03
SOUTHERN TAILOR AND CLEANER
21A Stout, Cor. 22nd
Phone Main 2O91

Don't be misled OF cheap prices You always the
loser your clothes need Cleaning Pressing Remodel
ag why send call for your friend the ZEAL TAIL
about our work. We also make Ladies and Gents Suits
Order a. very reasonable prices We Remodel and Refine
Clothes the telor After your first trial you will
convince yourself our work:
Suits or Overcoats Sponged and Pressed, 35c
Pants Pressed, Ioc
g4adss. Ssits French Dry or Steam Cleaned S. 90
.aAnvEaa&s =. ."ss3ss 100
f3resses :" +" LOO
Skirts soc
We also Clean Portieres. Hats. Gloves etc.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

FOR pREss-MAkiNe. scalp
MAssAGING AND HAlR-O6EtolNG,
CALL MRS. L. HILL, ~ Re
MONT PLACE. PHONE MAIN sooi'
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

We also Clean Portieres. Hats, Gloves. etc.
The Denver star., 1915-04-03

IAAiae' and osnGs' Suits Steam
a. vtoqoA C41oAe4 ..........Q ~
IAA3et ~ 0oate Goats cloaAol
anA Preesel ................. n
ueoa11o O3eaneA anA rFo9ee1. =. -
oktgeD Clsanol - rsoooo1.... ~
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Hide Ntgieruna ion in ben ppInifher
Solooten ibrer 4rmss lire Epbftinb.
fennen lsrnsn, bic bic unppriiHtieer.
ipeife ibntn in bic 6anb gebriid!er
Rarabiner nit Der Spibe ber BaiDnei'
te gegtn bic ruiiif6en Bebriider uens
ben nerosn. I'm ibr unsiiidIi8es aauh
5u befreien."
Dieftr trdftiasn Agitaiion Der III.
tionalen pdrteien bate Der 4reis Der
rufopbilen poIititsr sinen fleinen
@rfpIa su Derbanten. @ereebens bdts
ten iie fi6 felt Wpnatsn I'm bic grs
laubnib bemiibt. Elm aefammtpplniI6ss
Qatipnnlfommittee gu biIben, bas
benz aratduer .Sberiten glational.
tofnmitise" segenii6erseiteIlt tperben
i0nnts. alg bic gilDuna timer 9sesns
legion angereat lpurbs, entIanbtsn iis
sine Oeputation gum Dittatpr, oem
6roBfiiriien Nifolaus. unb psrIu9ten
i'm au iiberstugen, baB Die 2esion nur
bann su Stanbe tommen f0nne, nenn
ibr, ME in 0ali5ien. bic Shdffuug
zines fol9en &omnittees boranainse.
Der GroBiiirit. bem ss um poIniI6s
NationalfomEittees tpeniger 5u tbun
lit, als I'm aanouenfutter. aa6 bic
6drattsriitiihe 4Htport: .Das, mas
Sic DOrbaben, 1T politit. ss6 bin
SoIbat. Qlg folder bsfaTe i'd mid
nidbt nit politif." Qn isins Wanifeiie
bate Der @robfiirft in oieism aussns
bid nidt sebaht. Grit als bic Qegion
@orc1hnitis nit sinsm ihmGbli6sR
s5iasto snbete unD bic bur6 bic @oltss
partsisn eraeugte Stimmuno 70 md4s
tia tpurbe, bab bic RuiiopbiIen ben
9oben unter ibreu i5lBen ihpiHoen
fiiblten, bag islbft bic 3sniurirte Sas
osspreif. ibnen nid5t mebr @sfolsfduft
lsiitete, sNti8loB iid bic ruiTiihe Re-
aieruns, bic 8iIbun9 zines .polnis
iGen RatioHaltommittees" au neitdt'
ten.
so nett bic gntbiqunsm Der
.sEreisn Stimme". DAB rds rRatios
naltommittee" DON ben polniihen
parteisH niht ansrtannt tpurbe, has
ben mir bsrsits beridtet. .Gi6ts Dirp
bic sSnitiatoren bieies &ommittees Dor
bem trauriasn S6idiol befpabrsn =
bsibt es in elmer @essutunosebung =
in unisrsr 9efhidts anf Der Seitt
beg tiefitsn nationulen 8sria1ts bers
ssi6nst au iperbsn." Die freibeitliten
polnif6en parteien haben nun untsr
benz gamsn .pplniIfe aonf0beratis
on, IN Grinnsrung an bic hiitoriite
raonfDOedtion BON Bar. elm a.beis
mes @sgsntommittee orsantiirt. nas
cine rsas 5bdtigtsit enttpideIt.
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O rpsri les,
Raffes. - Rarst rpbis. prei

3udtr. - prsifs ii,iio. Raf.
iinirt.r Gut aoaf S6.45; poipbsr,b
$5.65; Cubes $3.50; sranuIaiso
s5.55; Gonf.ctipnsrS .a@ $545; OF
~ $500; ipsibsr srtra e. $500
,rirs e. $3.50, q. 8. eItrifisb fpsis
Ger S5.20-5.30, DO. stIbsr S4.70-
$3.50, bo. sslbsr Don $4.45-4.70 per
100 pfunb.
IoIafits III fistis.--gaep Or.
leans Open 2sttls 40-55c. esntrifus
p1I 20-30c ptr gaIlone.
meis. - 3cuiiiana. lanen Seoo
6a-7s, prima 5s-84e, orbindrsr 44
---5s, Sapon 4A-4ie per pfunb.
Datrp probufte
Butter. Tortt riIbis, greiie
iietig. - @hoIemiIf Grtra 34ae;
6entr1Iiseo ertra 33e, GentraIi8eb
isirits 29-3Oc: DO. SesoIlos 249 -
25e; sSaucp Gairp 23e: gadins
Stcd iSa POO per gflrno.
Rdfe = Rarii fer. Dhie 1et.
glprbpsitIidsr 16--161c. Rem psrt
17c.G Ghspsiser 20-2Se, hu. Bird 152c.
aimburser 16-17c psr pfunh.
gisI-Ratlt i&md&er Rzima
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0i6tsrttis.

Gin Stpftpsrt iiber mir, ba ppbut
ieit einem Sabre
Gin iunger 0ihter (trrass gsiHtleio,
ldnse Saars).
Gr ift beg Saufes SsIub, benn - adj
nit Shmer3setpimmer
Stanbirt sr @erie Iaut in IeiueR
3tmmer.
8is gsrie prd6eIn niebsr ME Elm
SdgeI
(Gin ieosr If gu meinsn Sare elm
RoseD.
glm friib'itsn Wiprssn ha piro uuses
iGumt
Gum tpnftsn Riti Der Iabms psedius
esSGumt; CT rsimt;
llnb OBJ iia bic Ratur oapeesn bduMt:
@r tsiWt;
llub ob bas suu5s 5ous pou Gale
ibGunt: Gr Ieimt;
llno OBJ Der @iIbe nd6t, uno OBJ st
trGuRt: gr reimi.
Su gins's gsrduHls 3eit. big bic @sr'
fiiRbisune
9es 8i6ters StrGfs foue nura 2iinS
SisuHe.
limb aIs Ct siHa mars iebe-n Wtnro
entteiui:
SottIpb. ct rGurt!l
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Sa @swies.
6 0 pies, 1. ,Sanuar 1915


Der ariessmaler, Der in oem Doen,
ieDen lanbi9aftli6en Rei5es barren
RuiIii6 polen in ben 5asen i'm
@eibnahtsn unb Rsujubr n19 Wlotis
pen uno poeiieDOaem StimmuHess
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gsuts beimssisbrt iein. es fehlt Der
ionnenbtitrabIts, unter benz SUB osS
Manoees tniri9enbe Shnss. Sier
reanet es undufb6rlih, 1ue uHoRatt.
Gin srausr Rebel liest iiber benz trpits
loien aanbs, 10 oaB man slaubt, es
babe ME bas 2G6elu Der Come erIebt.
Gin taItsr @inb burhf4auert bic
9liebsr unb tpebt ilaeeno I'm ger.
f9oiisn airten uRo bic rduages
f9pGr5tsn Iriintner eIenber 8auerns
bitten. Sn ben snssn, boIperigen unb
f9mubitarrsnbeu 9afen Der iIeineren,
gum 5bsiI pom Gsuer Der 9ei9iise
perI6ont aebliebensn StGoten berri9t
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beng binter Der 5roHt nit Ieinem uitl'
lei9t MIR erIheinenben unb oo9
mediterranean 9ur9einanber Don
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bare &ulpRnsu iaIdnseln nd. oft gu
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dussefdbrsnsn, 5tridoFenen. nit
braungrauem S9hamm iiberf4pemHi-
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fde MrtbI6aft" Ieir, bic oas anno
bier 10 bsrtomutsn IisB unb nihts that,
um bar3 'Sadffung beHerer @srbin.
bunsen mad 8euti6Ianb ibm bic
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ben. SD CLAUDE bag nidt- WfaR
mag i'm Rei9e bss 3ursn an einen
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ba6en. ,rIoihsu par Der Gtbaut. ME,
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Srsanifltipn zines mcbernsn &rieses,
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penaebieten Rubldnos sntgegenffellen
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iamsn tonnte, uub Iieb oaber u[ss IN
hsm alien SdIsnbrpan perbummeln.
3eS esponusn, oiel esponueu. Das
sSpridpprt gilt fiir miIitdriidR Spes
rdtionen sdn3 beionbers.
Sie Srts, bic mir am reansriiden
speitsn MISUNDERSTANDING I'M 4uto
burheiIten, um bisrber na6 2otpies sl
gelangen. Dor oIlsm Strptop unb
9lOpnp, seisten oas leibsr ihon oe'
pobute Bib fur9tbdrer 3eritprui,s.
Sisr bate fdbpere 2lrtiIerie nit BE-.
tp1hrter Si9erheit bsrbeereab eetpirtt.
sSntsrtfdnt mar befoHbers bic Spur
sinss Sreffsrs aHf Dem fGtiItaeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29

Jrtftl 9. %. SnHudr.
-Jm Ginsiuuaiitr Diiiritt tpir6 Der
GluB in ben nd6ittu 5asen pobl
fallen uno berislbe bate ssitern
abeub BEL bifiissr Stabt einen Wais
ieritdnb BON 20 SUB.
Die fOIsshbsn Depei6sn trufsn
tDdbrenb Dss ssftrissu 1asss bier elm:
pittsburg, pd.-2.5 5uB.
Dbe.lins. 70. 0a.--10.5 SUB, fdlt.
pdriersbups, 20. Dd.-12.8 Sub.
aanarpba Sails. SO 5ub, fdat.
Gbarlejton, SO. 8a.-7.7 Jub, fGGt.
pOrtsmoutb. D.-26.7 Iub, fGat.
9ouispias, ap.-11.3 Jub, fGllt.
GDonsDiIle, Snb.-32.1 GuB. fdllt.
5toibpiIIs, Tenn. .-19.4 Sub. fGqt.
Chattanooga, 1,rm-20.1 Gub.
Cairo, Jn-32.1 CUB, fGat.
Rempbis, 9enn.-25.2 Gub, iteist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-29
Gfntinnati. 28. Sanual

etHetHH1tI, ~. Janudr.
Die na&fOIsenbsn nuctirunssn 81
Siehen iih miir auf gngrcss 2ranss
aitionsn. Dsi tleinsrtn Gefhdften
tperbsn stwds h5bers preiie bereHnet.
protfipusn
G&mafs. - prima Steam
1o.S6-iO.a5, gamiIp e4maIs 11ae
pro pfunb.
xrodtnsefaIsenesnIs
Sbort clear Seiteu 11-t13c, ibort
Rtppenieifen 1Os-11c, eytra fbort
clear Sciten 1O2--11c, Sd)uIerr 81
---1Oe, Bellies 123-i2ae, imb 3e
nebr ptrpadt.
Bacon. Gtnrt clear Gsitsn
t2a-12ie, eytra Hort clear Seiten
12-t24c, ibort Rippenieiteu f2-
12Ac, SdJuItern 1t--t1ac unb Bel.
lies 13A--14e Ioie rrlb 4e per Yf.uo
rnebr berpadt.
Sngar Gureb GIeif& -
Shtnfen 153-16e, picuie S4uls
tern 12a-13c, Breaiftff Bacon 18
-19e. SduIiern 12a-13e, trodsne
Beef GHinfen 27-29c.
Gibstp5feItes SIe!f d.
Sdinfen 124--12ac, DieHie Sdyul.
tern 1O1--10ac. gelies 14A-15e,
SbuItern 104-10ae, Rap Dcrt Gut
10a-i03c.
grif4ts Hleif3. - Sdtn'
fen tf2-12se, Vicnic Sfu,lteru g.
9ac, SGltItern 9-9ac, ibcrt
Mippenieiten 9a-104e, ibort clear
Seiten 9s-10tc, ertra fbort geiten
9a-1Oc, Bellies t0s-18Ac pro
pfunb.
Msbf unb Getretbe
Retl. - Minir putent $6.75-
$3.50; Wtnier 1antp S6.40-$6.65;
30. iYamiIp S6.W-$6.15; Grtra
$5.55-$5.75; orcinGres $5.35-
$5.55; Sartsr gDsi,en patens $7.40
$3.50; bo. faneD $6.95-$7.20; DO.
9}omilp $5.95-$8.25; Rosssnmebl.
Horbpsitli&es ssmii9tss S6.40--
1886; r.inss Gitp $e.4o--Se.s5 per
96I.
Weisen. - 90. 2 rotbsr DiHs
tsr 1511-152; Ro. 3 DO. S1.W-
l.51; Ro. A bo. $l45-1.50.
WeIf&torn. To. / tpsibes
785e; go. 2 bo. 78-7SAe; Ro. 3 DO.
n. .-78e; go. a DO. 76.--77ae; Ro.
5 DO. 75-76e; 30. Q DO. 74-75c.
go. / seIbes 7She; Ro. 2 bo. 7s-
7sae; 30. 8 bo. 77a-7sc; Ro. 4 DO.
76f-77he; SO. 8 DO. 75-76c; Ro. 8
hc. 74--75c. glo. / ssniihits 78e;
no. 9 bo. 77A-7Sc; go. 3 DO. Tt
77ae; 80. a DO. 78-76Ac; 30. s DO.
75c. Weibes aoIbsniorn 75-76e.
,elbes aolbentcrn 77-78e; semii6tss
76-77c per BufbeI.
6dfer. - Ro. 2 tpeiber 5SAe
Stdnbarb ipeibsr 58-5s1e; 30. 8
peibsr 57a-58c; SO. 4 psibsr 57-
sac; SO. 2 esmifdttr 57A-56e;
no. 8 s.mifdtr 67-67at; SO. 4 &c.
niiHter 56-57e.
Roggsn. - 80. 2 $1.27S1.2S;
no. 8 $1.2e-1.27; gs0. 4 bO. s1.0--
l.25.
wbisfb.
@ertauft ,purben 621 9bIs. Sis
itilerE isinifbeo goobs auf Der Bats
bon S1.39 Der GalIone.
Groetries.
Raffee. - Warst rrbis. prsiIs
iistia.