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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31

Der SeIbenbuin oes
FIensburger = Qanbes. Nas
iSIensbura tpirb beri9tet: Die fb6ne
Sitte Der 4npflon5ung Don Gtbens
ober 9tnoenbdumen gum @eba9tniB
oefallsner Soloaten 1T ieit bem gluss
bru6 bes &rieqes namentli6 DON eins
5eInsn 0prfqemeinOen pielfa9 eeiibt
tporben. Dab iicb iebo6 bic OrtiG1afs
ten zines aansen Sreties 3uiammens
tbun. I'M in aroRaiiaiser WeiTe etHtn
eemetuIdmen 6eloenbain anSulegen,
biirfte bisber einstu ba'teben. Rad
eiuem tiir5Iitb qefubten Gretstagshs
IhluR i'm Ganbtreiie Tlensburd piro
bort Elm ioI4er Plan in &iirse Sar
qlusfiihruuQ tommen. Der flensburs
Ger 2unbtreis umfoBt niht DeHigcr
als 10 @emeinoen uno 9utsbe5irte,
ole IGmmtli6 Elm Gi3enbdum4eu ~
Dem ertpdbnten (3iped itifter peroen
sSm 2dnoe ,2lnqeln" oem bdl6 iniel=
artigen, pOm aHmut6ioer ufer eer
Sdlei einerieit5 uno oem 6lensburs
Ger Meer5uien unbererieits umfhloh;i
nen frubtbdren &iiiieuitric6 S6les
piu 6olIteins. bat man etne toells
Sidtte CUR @rribtund oes 6uius qes
funber. .Snnitten bieier trimmings.
ooIen paIos uno buibbepdhienen
uno nit tIeiueu 6iigeligeu Grbebuugen
burdiebten 2anbibaft r0gt Der
Sheersberu empor. oon Deiien Suppe
her Bid uu6 BeIten bin melt ilber
hie nit oem 6lauen Supfsn tIeine1
Gonbieen aeIprentelte Gbene id1peitt
uub in 0itliaer Rt9tunq auf bas lpos
oenoe Weer hiuausoebt. 0ier. si Fiia
zen zines Sburmes, Der ben Rdmen
RES 9lltreitsIuu3lers trGgt, iolen ole
10 6eIoeneiheu pon 1915 ibre 0urs
aeIn in bic @roe ihld9en. .Seoe bon
SSbneH niro etne 3afel tradeu nit
benz Rameu Der Sitter Semeinbe
uno ibrer auF Dem feIbe Der @bre ees
bliebenen SDbne. LIN eine ptrtli9
tpiirbi1e. @eidlle6ter iiberoouernoe
@rtnnerungsitdtte az erbalten, lit be-
abiidtigt, bic 6eritelllmg Der
glulage berpcrrageuoen ,Sodnlan-
nern uno Siilritleru 8u iibertra.
asn. llub 1T Der arobs ariea gu sIiids
lihem @noe uefiiart. 70 piro ii6 in
rer Wlite bes @i9eubdins auf etnsm
6efonbers aboeitedten RuRbplos audi
eine iunae 9inbe erbeben. dIs ltebIis
DIES SpmboI oes beiBertdmpfteR ssris'
tens.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31
ylub. .Natbrihten
9ienfag, 81. glusuit.

y Ten u g, 81. Al9uF.
Der O6iofluB lit Ianaiam i'm fFatt
I'm be9riiIen. 9siteru 4beno bdt!'
sr bel bieiiuer Staot eiusn Waferitaai
ron 12.6 NuB.
Die folasuOen 9epeIaen trafen se'
tern bier elm:
pitts6urg, ga.-6.o Gub, faat.
BbesIiRl. 70. 9u.-5.0 SUB.
9artsrsbura. 70 ga.-7.0 SUB.
aaHaba isdIls. 80. @o.--1.8 fub.
GbarIsItOn. ID, 0d.-7,4 Sub.
pOrtsmoath. S.-9.5 SUB, fGut.
aouisDias. ap.-s.6 SUB. iteiat.
Gpanspiae. Snb.-10,4 6ub. fdIt.
geaIbpile. 5enn.-10.2 Tub. Iteiat.
Chattanooga. 5snn.-10.2 Sub, iteist
Cairo, 3a.-34.1 5ub. fGlt
Rempbis. 9smL-3o.s SUB. fGQt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31
an, st,eueu wasrtt,
o.lS. sOaSs unb asti.n in We,u yorf.

BtIddffsV apitrs DnfSta 81 5z-SZX
bisfoHiirt. Bedfd suf 9onbon mafsH
i&pa& ~ s45s far 90 fass eiHi; Re.
bei.aHwtifsnstH S4.s71 xub Si6t .9e&fsl
tA6iK. Srarts St6i COS. aabd COL; /;
Rarf Sid. 81. Rabsl SIX, 2irts SiAt
$50. Asbel ESQ; Rubsl Si4t sl<; eabel
s45{; eilbr Barren 41s. WeyiiaHtfae
Toaars 81.
dftisHusrit-Tsr Rarii mar tsate
nngsregeIt unb UdbrsHb sinise aiiisn Der
9ifenbabH'2iite ntine 0swinns sa perBeids
men taiten, iianoen bic Snbufirie.aitsn
msiiteHs nnter ben prsiisn pom Samftag.
Ter Rarlt f4Ios fsDa9.
Qtiespa4u ftltisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31
Ghicaao. 80. 9luguit.

Wsi,en. - fir geptember 95a-
984c. ON S8lub este; fir De5eubsr
93r964c, am S6luB 1896.
8eli9tOrn. - ifiir September 73s
-75c, am S4luB 73tc; fir Seaeul@
Der e3t-64sc; am S6luB 63tc.
5afsr. - sgiir SepteWtber Bog :
-36ac, ON GaluB 353c; fir De-
iember 35a-36sc, am S4Iub 3o4e-
gbaqqen. - go. 2 95a-96e-
Gerfte. - 48-62c.
Simotbn. = $5.50-7.00.
al,s. - $8.35-13.25.
Bort - Fir Septsmber 1892
1895. am G6luB 1892; fir Sttos
Der $13.52-13.72, am s4Iub Sl3.'
So.
sdu.als. - Fir esptsm6sr 8.o2
-8.O7. am S6luB sos: fir Sttober
S.15-8.2o. ON S6Iub 8.17.
Ripperisiten. sSiir Ssptem6sr
S.30-8.45, an S6Iub 8.32; fir De
tu6er s.45-s.62, am S4luB BAT.
Butter. - Rartt itetia; CREAMERY
,rtra 24sc; ertrd firits 23a-24e;
firits 22tc: ieconbs 20-215c.
Gier. - Mdrtt ettpas bober. Srois
rare firits 20-203c; ftrfts 21-
215t.
SartOffslu. - Wadrtt unoerGuoert.
NerIep go6blers $500; Serien
@iauts 45-4Sc; Wiiunsiotd Il. Obio
4l-43c; 8isconiin peibe 41-43c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31
StoIienifde e 4uIe.

Cine Soubrstte tritt CUR qrobe in
eiuem garieie allf. Der 2lgeit iiBt mil
lem 7irettor i'm BARRETT, uno Inn
ietne alieutin beiouoers 81 enlpfeD-
len, iIiiiiert er Dem 8eipaltieeu 5u;
,Ste hat edte itolieniid,e Shule."
Der Iireftor eriuioerte o1rnuf Ia.
toniib: YsI6 !c. Sesbalb linet iie aud
10 taIi4I".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31
Ghitnap 80. Qlunuf.

Gdpeine. - 3uiubr 37oA) -
Martt ibipa6; Bull S6.65-760;
Ieihte $7.40-8.00; gemiI6te $3.50
--7.S5: I1pge S6.25-7.6o; ralbe
$6.25- $40; Hsrtel $700-S.0O.
RinbDisb. - 3ufubr $4,000. -
Dlartt itstia; adtber niebrissr. GiHs
bsimiihs Stisrs S615--10.25: aiits
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31
q eIunaen

9arpemt gum 9tener): nSobdniL
es miro lDobl pieI unter ben &elten
ooriiber aeiproten, baB It etnen Gr.
ben gefriest babe2l"
Diener: 80, ittto bos Sfit-
tno Sersereoe. tpofiir iie ben getriegt
baben fOtIrIteTi- 20
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31
metan . Marft.

gep gprt. 80. 2luguit.
Gupfsr. - Wartt iietia
Glectrolptic $500.
GiIen. Wa1rtt itetia; SO.
RprtberH $15.75-16.25;; go.
S15.50-16.00; 80. ! SOutbern Is.
25-15.75; Ro. 2 $15.00-15.5O.
3tnn. - glarit flau.
glet. - $4.S5-4.95.
Spelter. - aeine Auotiruugen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31

unb Seifers s3.1o-S.60; adl6er So
00-1L75. :,
S6dfe. = 3ufubr 5000. Ttdrt.
niebriger. Dstbsrs $5.8O-6.oo;
gpes $4.0O-6.1O; 2dmmsr 500
$40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31
Yferbe anb Mamleiel.
ginetnnati, 30 g(uguit.

9as anasbot BELIEF iia IN Der Oers
floiIsnsn Wohe auf 1866 Stiid BIER
be uub IT'S WdulsieI. Die Ra4frase
mar cine reft CUTE unb bic YrsiLs ites
tig. Die Quotirungen tparea an
Gd(uh ner Wlpd,e fpie foldt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31

U :. pleIle lltIlB. vtol
finirt.r Gut 2oaf S6.e5: potposrsS
S6.05: Cubes $500; aranulirtsr S..
90: GoHfeetionsrs u" $5.85; SfT
.2l" $3.50: psiber egtra $40; tItta
-G" $500 Der 100 pfunS.
WplaFes III itetia. - Rs,p Dr.
leans Open aettls 40-55e, Gentrifu.
eaI 2O-30c per GaIlons,
ReiB. - 2ouiiiana. isdnep 6edo
61-7t; prtma 5s-6e; orbinGrsr
E5e; :scpau 5--5hc per pfunb.
Satrn.probufte
Butter. - Warlt rubia. pr,iIs
feft. - Wbolemils srtra 288e; Gsns
iraIissb Grtra 26c; gsniralissb firits
22tc: bo. Sseonbs 1896: 7Sanep DARN
2ot; padina StOd 16A-1sSc per
pfunb.
RGfe Marit fistia. Ohio 15c;
gsprbpeitIidxr 15-15ic; Rem gort
16ae: Gdpeissr 19-32ae; bo. Bird
l6e: gimburasr 15A-16 per pfunb.
Gtsr. Ulartt letter. pri'
ma frii6e 6iibnsr.isr 24t; firits
21as: orbindrs firRs 19ac; isconbs
17st Der Dubenb.
@efIistl. - Td@fraas gut. -
@roilsrs 2 pfb. unb 6ariiber 16e;
unisr stpsi pfunb 16c; Siibner
lsh-iAic; 6dSas Dc: Sru.Ai6nss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31

Sabnenf9tpundeb.. LANCE fdncD SOC
Srutbdbn, 8obn, iDsibs :. 15-20e
bnnfls ...... 2e
S4fpan5 $3.50. zoe
Gliigel ...... 7e
SGmte. = Rarft par rubig uno
feit. gldbaeialaens RO. 1 17-171e
per Dfunb. ylo. 2 DO. 16-16tc per
0funb. 9th Builders frtide IT.
17ac; bo. gountrb 13-13ac: frif9e
aal6fene 16-168c per pfunb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31

4epfel. - Gdrlb Sune unb Suts
deB $1.00-1.25; Outd,ers 500.
l-1.50 per gbl. aeDObnliae 50-75c
per 9bl.
3itronen. - WefiiHa $500
3.25; CALIFORNIA $2.50-2.75 PEI;
stiffe.
Grape gruit. - $2.5o-35o
per Crate.
Oranaen. California BAL.
S3.50-4.25 per Rife.
| pfld II me n. - Gombdrb $1.OO
l-1.25; Wilb @ooie 75-90c. blous
75c. 9amfon $1.25 per 9u.
gu elpnen. Snoidra
50c~-75c Der Stanbarb Crate. eins
| bsimii6e $1.25-1.50 per 8bl.
Weintraubsn. = SDes Seebs
0-25c; goncorb 22-25c per 3or6
bon 8 pfunb. Riasura $1.00-1.25
per Crate.
pfirfide.- ginbeimii4e $100
-1.25 per 8u. G9ts GIberta $1.0O--
1.25 per gu.
Maffermefon.M - $15--
$50 per 6unbert Stiid.
8trnen. - Ginkimif9e Bart'
lsts $2.25-2.50; glapp's TdDorit:
S2.00-2.25 per 86l.; Ssdle $1.Oo-
1.25 per Blu.
pfeffsr. = Ginbeimifdtr 60
Coz Der Blu.
aartoffelu. - giHbeimif9e
$12O-1.3O; gob6lsrs Po. / $1.O
-1.30 per Bbl.
Sibtartoffeln. = Wtrss
MIA $1.25-1.50 per 5amper.
gur,eu. = ginheimii4e $1.oO
per gu.
somaten. - Ginbeimiide ST.
50c-1.75 per gu.
9lumentobl. I.N-l.o0
Der gbl. Don 8 Susenb.
2rdut. ginbeimif6es 40
60c per gbl. Rotbss $1.00-1.25 per
g6I.
Roblrabi. = 3oc per 8 Dussno
Biinbel.
pidles. - 25-3oe per 100
etld.
3udertorn. - 1o-12ac per
Dusenb aolbsn.
3piebeln. GinhsimiIhe sel'
s. 35-4Ot per 9u. uno s1.25-1.'
30 per gbl.: Ginbeimii4t sDeibe S1.60
per gbl.
Crime gohnen. = ginbstmi'
| f6e s2.75-3.O0 Der 2 gu.
i'm q 3 bueu. zoe per
Quart.
aarott.n. - gttbsimii&e 10e
per 0uBenb giinbsl.
| Rothe RHbeu. - Ginhtimii4s
5-10e per 9ub.nb.
aanbprobutte.
6eu. Reues. - SO. / 5iutotf9
$3.50: go. 2 1imOf6p $3.50; Ro.
3 5imothn s14.5O; Ro. l aemii3tsr
alee $3.50; glO. 2 aemiidisr alse
$3.50; Ro l Sl.e $1,000; so. 2
al.e S11.0o.
WibIenfutt.r III fietia. -
alsis s23.50-24.0o; WibblinSs
srobss $27.50-28.00; bo. feinss
$29.O0-3o.00; ssmii9tss Jutts,
S25. .00-25.50.
Sdmereten. Wartt ftsttg.
al.eiamen S6.75-7e0 auf b.m Ges
Left. unb Ss.15-s.50 per. 8u. nDm
Gtor.. simoihp S2.50-3.3o per gu.
bonn Gtore. pu6tpeiseu 80e per gu.
| Nla6sfam.n s170 Der Blu.
8erf9iebeuts.
Dele - Wartt itetia. asin5l, ro'
b.s 57c per 9alIone in porteisn Don
I 6 BbIs. Seto6t.s 1c meh;. Ro. ]
2arb5l 60c: Cotton S..b Del. raffis
nirte 51c per @allons. Ierpeutin 47c
Ter Gallune in parti.n bon Is Bar
rsls: 5Sc In partien Don 1875 Gals
lon.n. Petroleum. Dbio Carbon 40
Grab 81 DO. $50 Grab 10ie, Seabs
liabt 175 Grab 12c; Reb grotpn 90
folin lie; Rapbta 16c per SdlIone tn
Dartien pon Is gbIs.
Gala. Der Rortt in rahia. -
Ohio Riper S1.O5 per gbl. bon $50
Hfb.. fuhrlOhn binauaefiiat.
SaIa. - Wsartt ftstia. g.rima
gitD 81 4-6se; DO. Country 5s-5Sc
Der g,funb.
Rpblen. - Warft rubia. Dous
qbtoab.np $3.50-3.75. Rub unb
Glad 1925. Sonapba Stiidipblsu
$3.5o-3.75. Rub unb SIad s2.25
Der sonue abaelief.rt. Rauhloie
Stiidiobleu SAFE, DO. Rub urb
elcd 1925. antbraei.s s7.75-8.oo
per sonne abs.lisfert. gote toitet
$6.oo-6.50 Der Sonns ubSelisfert.
WoIle. Die Ra4frase mar
In Der psrfloF.nen Node cine re4t
CUTE unb bic prsiie tparen feft.
9ttp 4ene.
Sm 3uber espaidene--
To. uub aussripdbIte 1886
Gro6e 32-33c
ungeDaf4eus
Gouhina dnb Telaine 29--31c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31
oIfafsHs eeufs.llmfkts

Die llMfats TN bisfesn GlssriHstssfs
bsIieisa iit bsuis suf I,s7t, 600.
esfai esfssiaxsea.
Gis GaS.Giiisn uareH beste pisber ton.
dngsbeno. GineiRrsti gas pareu seorldt
im gr.iie, Ohio Cities Gas com. iOpis 90.
lambta @as aber warren ieIt Die na4fe'
bsHbsR Beridufs iino su btri9teH:
an ssr psne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31

Rilppieb. - Ser Dorratb mar
beute mebr uls aeniigeno fir bic Vat,'
ipaae uHb bic greiie fiden bssbaGb I'm
1o-15c. GsgsR S6luB puree Der
Wartt Ie6bdfter. - Stpders uno Zee
bers martin in gutter Na4iruge. -
Rlhtiibe porsn ftstis.
WittIsre uNo i9pere Stiere S6.20
$50: Elm Dagaon srtra trodsR sss
iiitter.e Stiers, 1850 piunb $3.50;
O6isu $2.75-6.25; SSleii4crs Stisre
$5.50-7.50; auserlsisns bis extra
$7.60-8.OO; 6eif.rs S4.50-6.60;
auserIsiene bis .rtra S6.75-7.60;
Giibs $3.25-5.65: auserIeieus bis sr.
ira S5.85-6.50; ganners S2.75-
3.85; Stut aiibe S4.50-5.4o; 6ets
fers $o.25-6.50;Stod Stisrs $6.25
.7.75.
8ulIen - Bel mdbiasr 3ufu3r
mar Der Wartt 6eute itstig.
Wloaer. uno lei9te $4.25-5.35; /;
Bologna S5.25-6.15; GItra 1925;
frtte 9ullm $6.25-6.50.
GGIber. Die 3ufIbr DON
aGlbern mar 1sute gsrins uno bic
preiis paren itstia.
Srbindre big urose 5000
90; fair Bis gut. Isibte $7.50-11,O0.
g 6neiHe. - Der Wlartt mar
b.ute itetiu fir Iei1te 8eridnotiortsn.
potels unb Tlsiideriorten abr iisIsH
I'm &c per 100 YfuHb.
St,pere S6,psine, 260 qiunb uno
auftpGris S7.40-750; CUTE big aus
erlefene iftpere ietts SGue S4.75-6.s
20; Grtra S6.35; Stags S3.50-4.50;
Iei6te 0srionpiiorteu $S.00-S.10;
mittlere 9srianOtiOretn S7.90-8.00;
gongefiitterte Sfrpeine, 40 pfuno
unb auipdrts. $7.75-8.10 uRo
ifsrtel. 10 pfunb uuo peniasr. $500
$50.
G6afe unb 9Gmmer. -
S6afe icpObI ME 2Gmmtr pdren
beute In outer Raairags uno bic preis
is berielbsn itstig.
Shdfs: Grtrd $5,40-5.50; Cute
ltis auserleiene $4.85-5.35; oroinde
re Bis fair S2.75-4.75; 2GmmeE;
gitra $3.50; cute bis auserIeiene So
25-9.40; proiuGrs bis fair $50
800: gulls S4.50-5.50 Stod Gper
S6.00E700.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31

Gtuetauatt, 90. HuanR, 1918.

9tuetnuatt 10. huenE 1913.
Die Wa&frage mad ,Esrfeben mar tsnts
sitt bsicnbfrs .greb nnb Deb " pilis.
s5iiy 9anebea -on san- perben BON ben
Doniea ~ tersAsst, sdtsenb Ueiadftssa'
yisrs ~ - s% bisisHtirt psrbeH. Jm
offenss Rsrfts ssrbeH Dariehen .sH taus
~ sk--4x unb sui Belt - A-4H$ sla.
ciyt
Kpe6fsf ssi NeS Ds6
pnfesn ~ lSf 1isionto per $1,000 s.ifasn
DaHisn perfauff. Die Gounierrsts bstraet
soc prAnis per $1,000
EssAia anf esrsps.
SiAt. @sdieI aHf Scnbsn purbsI ~
e4.o6--<.70 ysr BIB. STIRRING szotirt. Gar
Wehfd auf Berlin pnrbeH s4e ffy 4 Mari
bsrs&Hst. tfr @s&ie sat Baris iTe pro
Granf, est dniherssm 4e1<s prs gnlbR
nrt suf &'sn 1s14ls ysr er0ns, ,2irss l5,zG
p.nSss-csasarsHss
sarsn ratls uaS itsiis Dis Santsn CSC.
itreu mis islQt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-31
ueberF@t bes Cincinnati
Wfarftes,
8tr bic Nsmtas, beH 80. Aug.
1915 eHsissnes Ws9..
gineinnati. 30 9lusuit.

- - = ~ - = "
Die nahfoleenben auotirunaen be-
aiehsn ii6 nur ouf Gnaros 9ranss
asiionen. Bsi ileiner.n Geiadften
iueroen ettuas bobere Preiie berednet.
probiiioneM
S4mala prina Steam
10000; aamilp SdmaIa 81
Sc per pfunb.
Srod.nasfataents Gleii d.
Stort clear Ssiien 9a-10ie; eItra
hort clear 9s-10e; fbort Ripptn'
ieiten 94-10c; S4ultern SFSae;
Bellies 10-10se.
Bacon. - Short clear Seiten
10a-114e; srtra ibort clear Stiten
JOB -11e; fbort Rippsni.iisn 1Ob-
lie: S6uliern 9t-9ac; Bellies IL
11ac.
Guaar gureb Tteif6. -
S4inten 15--15nc; pieHic S4ultern
104-1oIc: gr.atfeft Bacon 18-
19e; S6uliern in Dadetsn 10s-1lc;
y. y. Gut Sault.rn 10a-11e; tro'
dene Beef Sdinien 23-25e.
SdsaepSfeftes Htei I d. -
ger pfuno: Sdinten 12-12ac; pic
mic G6ultsrn 9i-9!e; Bellies
16-16ac; G6ultern 10t-103e; ".
p. Gut bo. 10a-103e.
Hrif6esFIetfh. - G1inieH
11a-124e; picnic Shnltern 3
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psnisiten 9-9ie: fbort clear Ssi'
ten 9-9ic: ertra ibort clear Seitsn
9-9ie: Bellies leid,t 16-16sc; Bel
liss itapere 10-11c.
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Wehl. - Winter patsnt $685.
6.55; Wintr fanep $5.So-6.15
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sytra $5.05-5.25; Wintsr orbiitdrts
A.s5-5.o5: Sartes Dinter patent
$6.65r7.05: 5aries Wiut.r ianep
S6.20-6.45; 6aries Meiaen familq
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li4es aemiitt.s $5.95-6.20; rstnes
gitp Roaeeumebl $6.O5-6.30; Gitp
aemii6tes Roaasnmebl s5.95-6.20.
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$1.06-1.08: glo. 3 DO. S1.OO-lOo;
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7sae; go. 2 DO. 7s-7Sac; 3O. 3 DO.
77i-7se; RO. a bO. 77-77ac; Ro.
8 DO. 76-77e; Ro. 8 DO. 75-76c. =
Ro. l oel6.s 7Sac; Ro. 2 DO. 7S--
7str: SO. 8 DO. 77a-7sO; RO. 4 SO.
77-77ac; SO. 8 DO. 7e-77e; Ro.
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7se: gso. Q bo. 77i-78c; Ro. 8 DO.
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bO. 75-76c; Ro. 8 DO. 74-75e. =
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aoIbentorn 7S-79c; semiittss Sol
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0iehmartt.

Cincinnati, 80 4uguit.
3ufubr unb 8erianot tpdbrsnb Der
lebten 48 Stunben, Dsrslihen nit ber'
fel6en 3eit Der persangeHsn Wofe tp1'
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-01-02

you would be surprised" he SAYS
% know how many boys ran away
from home to go with the soldiers
haly eluded the watchful eyes of the
authorities and slipped aboard troop
t,ains, the soldiers often helping them
to stay hidden, and so actual,
reached the front, whace some of the
BOYS have rendered good service.
know of one who received the iron
cross for bravery under fire in carry.
ing ammunition tc the men in the
trenches at a critical moment when
they had run out"
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-01-02
IA WOUNDS; OTHERWISE o. K.
Sturdy German Defender Of the
Fatherland Thought He Was
Not Badly Hurt.

Berlin.-The report Of the following
incident was sent to the Berliner
Tageblatt by physician:
'In the royal surgical clinic in Zie-
gelstrasse there arrived a new trans
port filed mainly with severely
wounded men, most Of whom had to be
carefully carried to their beds. One
sturdy defender Of his country clam
bered without assistance out of the
wagon and approached the physician
who was receiving them
Well, my man. said the latter,
you were not badly hurt?'
NO the man in the field gray an
swered, only three blows on the head
with the butt end Of rife, ten bay
onet thrusts and a shot through my
chest Nothing else"
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-01-02
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ANY person can learn to use Hotten.
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Price so cents per bottle.
For sale by the leading Tulsa Drug
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Reference: Ninety out of every
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The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-01-02
NO ORDER, JAIL SHUT TO HIM
oregonian Who Made Trip to Prison
Alone Is Sent Back for Com
mitment Papers.

Salem Oregon.-R. N. Gibson, SEN
fenced from Multnomah county to
serve from one to five years in the
penitentiary for obtaining money by
false pretenses, was refused admit
tance when he arrived at the prison
unattended.
He had been authorized by Sheriff
Word of Portland to make the trip
alone, but had forgotten to bring his
commitment papers.
He was told to return and get them.
and started for Portland again, OK
pressing chagrin at the delay.
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-01-02
MADE IN AMERICA AND BY
NEGROES.

Artistic Productions Of Patriotic and
Religious Subjects.
"Unforgotten Heroes"
(San Juan Hill.)
welcome to Heaven"
"a Mothers Love-"
And many other beautiful pictures in
which the Negro Is depicted
Black and White and In colors.
These pictures are all NEW and Just
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Hustling. wide-awake agents. eithor
sex, wanted in all Oklahoma towns
Write new and secure big commission
DOUGLASS SPECiALTIEs CO.
616 So. Third ST. Muskoqee. Okla
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-01-02
BABY SLEEPS WITH BEARS
"Big Doggie Play" All Lost Child
Says OF His Remarkable
Experience.

Fiiield, Wis.-Kept alive for two
days by association with two bear
cubs and their mother, Baby Ball, the
two-year-old son of a settler north Of
here, was found late at night recent
ly, asleep in the underbrush and,
though starving, was not suffering
from exposure. The searchers saw
the sign OF bears near where the child
was found, and old woodsmen de-
clared that the babe was kept alive
by sleeping with the cubs and their
mother
All that the child can say is: "Big
doggie play; baby hungry"
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-01-02
THE GEM CAFE

We wish call the attention of our many friends that
of many friends that have First Class Cafe at
6O7 E. Archer Meals served in family style. Give
Trial
RS. JULIA.TOUCHETr and MRS. DELLA WHITE Prop
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-01-02
Bandits Attacked Wrono Men.

Shenandoah, Pa.-When William
and Matthew Dunlap were returning
to their home late at night they were
held up by three masked men at a
lonely spot One of the Dunlap broth
ers picked up plank and felled one OF
the trio. They then attacked the other
two men and gave them a sound
thrashing. The injured bandits skull
Was fractured and there is no hope
Of his recovery
The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1915-01-02
At High Pressure.

The heavy artillerists and I were
turned out into the night air on the
Belgian border as the passenger train
went no farther, but here a bewilder-
Ing choice of transportation facilities
offered. | found another train.
The block signals and switch lights
had all been wrecked by the retreat.
Ing Belgians, and the Germans have
not had time to replace them yet, but
In spite of the fact that he was run.
ming without signals, the engineer
opened up the throttle wide. In mat
ters military the Germans have ac-
quired almost the American habit OF
high pressure and speed.
Liege was reached in an hour. Here
you pass your first trainload of pris-
oners bound for Germany. II is a
string of third-class carriages lighted
by oil lanterns, and, II one may judge
from their khaki uniforms. the pas
sengers are English prisoners OF war,
mostly sleeping. Then you have a
procession of hospital trains-all full:
then more prisoners-the bulk of the
heavy westbound traffic through Bel
gium consists of prisoners and
wounded.
You can smell Louvain a mile away.
You would know where you were,
even II you did not see the moonlit
ruins about the railroad station,
where your military transport makes
a long stop. a
Here on the platform among the
soldiers on guard you see youngster
of about twelve armed--field gray,
with a miniature spiked helmet, car
fridge belt and bayonet. He is evil
IDENTIFY the mascot of the Landsturm
battalion garrisoned at Louvain. You
ask a soldier about it. and he tells
you an interesting story