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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Droit
were over SUNDAY guests of
the B T. Riley family.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

Attorna Y Hank Wills. OF
Mondamin, was here on bust.
ness today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

Miss Sylvia Seeholm spent
Sunday with Mrs. Fred War
ner in Council Bluffs.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

Miss Nina Richardson is
back at her desk again at TIE
Williams Meat Market after a
weeks vacation in Council
Bluffs.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

Miss Irene Bolter, of Logon.
is spending few days the
g lest of Miss Katherine Deur.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

Miss Marie Tamisiea accom-
panied Mr. and Mrs. 7. M. Gill
more to Omaha yesterday and
spent the day with them at the
VIM. Hall home
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-02

Ewart McGavren from Glen
wood spent Sunday in the VAL
ley, the guest If friends.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-12
Weibna6tsobsnb Derbra8t.

Weibna9tsabenb perbrd4t.
| 90 bin if bann ipiebsr nmgefebrt
nnb ben gnn5sR furhtbaren mes mad
Grpbtaf Suriid marf6ieri, bann roiebel
nmgete6rt unb bis Saslo sesansen
mo i4 fhon jebe 5offnung auf Be-
freiune perlor. Gerdoe bort sat nil
bann bas CUTE Sfadial einen alien
Serrn in ben Weg eefiibrt, Der Elm Der-
tranesnerpsdenbss 9eIidt bdtts. Sd
ristierte es unb adb mid gu srttnnsn;
er fteute iih uls 2enlberser 8abnbsams
ter Dor unb peripra9 mir gu helfen.
Sum Slid bate er einen ruiIiihen
Bag unb tonnts mid als Siener mits
nsbmen. Sh bate ben alien 6errn am
lisbiten umdrmt; nun mar ia ois er6Bs
te Sorgs iifer borbei Wieber giugs
suriid naa 9utla gum oortisen riiTs
ii'fen aommdnbo, po mir ie6- gut gu
eFen unb fo1ar einen Waoen 6etommen
hnben. WGhrenb i6 dls 9iener In Der
aii9e db, b0rte ih bur9 bic gbiire,
tpie iih bic Solboten uebendn perabs
rebeten, ME lie ben @lten ausrau6en
MOLTEN. gtun tonnie ih enolid meinem
geffiiBer bantbar fein unb er betdm
Don bem ruiIiihen aomman6o einen
Solbaten gum S6us fir bic @siters
fabrt duf ben Wasen. Sflisblih iJno
mir iiber bic 8er1e in Giedani1 gerabe
an Der unparii6en 9rsn3e nnaetomz
men, ND I6on bic borberite ruiiiI6e
5rOnt mar. Gangs oieier sing Der
Wss bnnn meter biz mad Qliopgspnp
jenisits Der Grsnse. Oa mar elm ruiz
fii6er Sauptpoiten, unb seraos, ais
mir bort paren, tamen bon uns 5tpei
gelbs Oragoner, bic uupermutbet auf
Die Ruifsn itieben. Sd babe iie betm
beitsn Dtqsn ni9t parneu tDnnen,
bic Ruiisn ga6sn Gsusr, trafsu absr
gum Slid nihts unb bic Dragoner
ritten i'm @alopp suriid. Der quite alte
Serr, Der bus alles auiab, nurbe Dor
@ufreguns unb Sdrsden DbnmGdtis;
enbli6 babe i9 i'm pisber gum Be
puBtiein gebru6t unb i1u banu ses
beten, bod mir gu lie6e ben Weg forts
5uiesen; mir pubtsn ia iebt bic Ri9s
tung. no mir Ole llnIeren trsffen touns
ten.
Wirflif tpollts es bds Slid, bdB
mir na6 peiteren 5fpei Weilen in Bart
IA ntht nur uniere Eruppen, ioubern
iosar 6uiursn fuHben. Sd mar einfd6
ieIiq unb fubr nit meinem geIhiiser
glei9 .peiter, birett Su unisrem glrmees
fommanbantsn, bem ih tpihtiss Ha6s
ridteu rnslbsn tonnte. 90 mar e5 bod
gut fir unfere Sahe, bab mid bic
Ruheu sefangen bdttsn"
5reiferr b. Reber,
2rtessberitaeritdttsr.
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ne $5.85-6.00; Gnnners $3.50-4..
80; fstte Dairp Aiibe $5.25-6.oo.
@uIItn. - Die Sufubr mar siem.
lid srOb urn ber 9aartt Iansfain uat
f9ipdm.
Wasers unb IsiGte S4.50--5.5o;
Bologna $5.50-6.15; ertru 1926;
fstts Bullen $6.00-6.50.
Gdlber. - Bel aiemIiG grobe,
3ufubr mar Der Warii beuts itttig.
f6lob aber ffau.
Srbindrs Bis grobe $5.00-9.00;
fair Bis quite Ieidis $7.00-9.O0; ertro
$9.25-9.5o; siniss faHrp 5eitiss
1915.
Gdweine - Der Wlarit mar
bsuts lsbbaft. Die Ra9frage sins
5iemlid CUTE unb bic preiIe itetia.
Shpsrs Ghipsine $6.9O-7.00;
CUTE Big daserleIene 8erpddungsiprs
ten $7.05-7.10;. Sdue S5.25-6.00;
Stdas $4.25-5.00; Iei9te unb mitts
lsre @erIanbtiortsn $7.10-7.25;
Jertel, ITO pfunb anb ipeniser. S..
2o-6.75.
9 9afe anb 2Gmmsr. -
Oos alng.bot mar nar mGbis. bic
QaHfroge gut unb bic preiie itetis.
S9afe $4.00---6.50; admmer 500
Sprins admmer $1,000
1900.
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Sic qudleaben Sraume Der SpI'
saten in ben Shiiteusrdbeu.
Don Or. 5enrp 8parset, 2lrSt
BEL ben frau5oiii6eu 5ruppen in
Der RGbe bon Rbeims.

Sm .SdiiBeusrabeu ipdbrenb Der De.
fshtspauis. 9leicrn idperer
Shlaf mad Der qufresune hss
Samples. - Das Stredensbilb ei;
uer 'Nngftpipdoie. - BON Mobns
Doriteaunsen perfolot. - SrriiuH
in ben Saiibengrdbsn.
gu ben nsuen Griheiuungen, tpel6e
Der 9eeenpGrtige &rieg nit iib gs=
brabt bat, aeb0rt aud cine gang uns
per1GltnismdBis srobe 3unabme bes
sSrriinus uhter ben Sruppen an Der
Sront. Cine pauS neue Dirt bes sSrrs
iinns bat iid enttpideit unter ber
S6redsn Der una5ldTisen Sample
in ben Shla6ten, Die ii6 oft riele
Saae. unb ni6t ieltsn DO6en bius
sieben. Sas fiirbierIi1e Dr0bneu Der
mdhtigsn @eI6iiss bat 10 nerrenSsrs
riittenb setpirtt. bab BEL Oielrn SpIbos
ten oasr betbeiligtsn MG6te iit niht
feltsn 9erfoIgunesrpobn dususk:!sst
bat, Der nit elmer tiefen Sruuristeit
suIammsn uuftrttt.
gu ben pbDiiiben Qeiben Der Sol
fateu i'm NeIo bdben fib bic beangitis
eenben srdums 9efellt. @G6reno Der
hrei Wondte. bic ih Dor Der 5ront
bin. bare itb bic @obrnebmuna aes
mntt, oab bic Solbaten bur5 bic
Wabnoorhelunaen Der SrGume mebr
gu leioeu taben, ols ourh ibrs meiiten
8erpunbungsn. Sd bare mid infolge.
eefien mad rem StTibengrdben te9ss
ben, nm oieie GrIheinunaen su ifuble.
ren, Die, penn Der &risg Iange an
bdIt, unter Sen @6Iteru Gurppus cine
neue 2lrt BON Rsurois eutFpideln fperz
ben.
Sd fperbe ME Rem anblid beraeiien,
ben ih in etnen b,r S9iibengrdten
gebdbt babe. um ben ater cine WoGe
lang srbittsrt aetdmpft rpOrbsn lit,
unb Der nu- cine turss Streds opm
udfiten oeutidben S6iiseusrnbsn eHts
ierrt Iieet. Sd betrat Osn S9iiBens
eraben nm srei ubr Worgens, dls
sben cine 9sfs6tspauIe singstrsten
nnr. ginioe @ateH paren dusgeIellt.
Die srnliioetep 5oloatsn tpareR. um
Elm penia gtubs su firsen. auf Die
grbe aeiunIsn. Qne 5dttsn bic Wdf.
fen i'm grm, I'm Iofprt fpieeer tdmrf
bsrsit su isin, ipbaIb Der Sffil'er am
9eriItpp ben 9lIdrm eebsn Iouts.
gtIs i'd ben Shiibengra6en ben Der
Seite betrat, headnn eirer Der fran
solii6en SoIboten i6ner Su It0tn.n
Sd 6eeab if TpaIsid an ibm. Seine
sluaen ipdren nett se6ffnet unb Der
brebt. 10 bab nur ods Bsibe gu iehsn
mar. Srob osr bsrrf6.noen 9dlts
ram ibm Der Shfpeib bun Der Stiru
uno goo Surfeu burh fein Rom pnls
Der eefnpGrStss @sIidt. Sein Wtune
mar ihmerSlih une frlmpfbaft pers
asrrt Sein ganser a6rper sudts. aIs
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aaffe.. = Wlarlt rnbia. 9preiI

Suder. preils feit. Rdf.
finirier Gut 9onf s7.f5, potpberet
S6.35; Cubes $3.50; aranuIateS
1926; Gonfeeticners .s" S6.t5; OF
~ $3.50: fpeibcr ertro q" 1910
ertrn .,G" $3.50. u. 8. gIerifie6 mel.
&c rS5. $4,000, DO. aeIber $40
$50 per 100 gfunb.
WoIaff.s IN itstis.-geep Or,
lsons Open asttls 40-55c, genirifus
anl 20-30t psr gdfIons.
Neis. - 2euiiiann, Gdncn SeaS
7-7ke. priinn 6-6te, oroindrer
4-i4e. Sapon 5--5ac Der gfiinS.
DARN grobuttG
Bnttsr. - Morti rubig, pr.iie
itstie. - DboIsmili. grtrd 32ac;
grtra 30e; esntrali5s6
JirIts 25S-27ae; DO. Seecnbs 21S -
22se; 6onep 9dirp 23c; padins Stod
15a-16te per pfunb.
Rdfe. - ginrft ieit. Ohio i7e.
RoresreiilidDer 17-i71e. gseu gorf
fSt. Sdruei5cr i61-i7Ac. DO. Bird
16f -i7Ae Sirburger 17--1sr per
yfltnb.
eisr. plartt fsifsr. g3rima
Frii4, 5iibnettitr i6As; firiis 1876;
1roindrs firifs 15e; isconos 14Ae
per Iuecub. @dnieeier soc, gnien.
eier 2oc Der Tuseno.
0efIagsL Wdrft fetig.
5prinesrs BON 81 plumb iins bdriibsr
l6kc, untsr 81 pfunb 17ae; 5iihnsr
10 Gents; Sdbne 10A-11c; Sruts
,iibntr 10-18c; guas 13c. Gntsn
11a-14r, GdnFs s--10r per pfanb.
aapauHsa l7-2os per pfuHs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-12
4dsIiser ~ sarftberidyt.
eimeinmati, IL. mdr,.

- W. Natf AAs 0tN<t
Dk nahfoIssnbsn Guotirun1m BE-
3ieben iiH MIR duf gnarps 1rdns.
atticnen. Bel ilsinsren Gsifdften
lpcroen sttpas b0ters preiis 6srs4net.
propifiouu.
g 9mafa. primd steam
e.62A -9.72Ae Jomilp S4maIS 1oa
--10sc pro pfunb.
SrpdenaefatSents Gfeif d
Sbort clear Ssitsn 10f-10sc, fb:ri
Ripsnieiien 10-104c, tyiru ibort
clear Seiten 10-104e, S4ulte-n 81
-8se. Bellies 10i-l14c unb Il
mebr perpadt.
Baton. - Gbort clear Geitsn
11i-113et, erira fbort clear Gsiten
114--115c, fbort Rippsnisitsn lit
-11ae. G4uIhrn 9i-10e unb Bel
lies 12-12se, 9rsaffeit Baton 10
-19ae. S6ultern 12j--13c, trod.I.
Beef G4infen 27--29s.
Sibgep5tsltes TItif4.
Shinisn 12-12te, g]itnic g9ul.
tern sa-9ae, Bellies 14s-15e,
SduIiern 9f-9ae Gsw BORT Gut
94-9se.
Jrifdss Gfeiid. - Sdins
Ten 1l--11sc, pienis Shultern 81
sac, S9uIiern S--S2c. ibort
Rippeujeiteu sl--9ie fborf clear
Csitsn 1C-1oic, srtrd ibort Seit.n
9s-10t, Bellies 10a-13se pro
Pfunb.
Mtbl unb Getreibe
WsbI. - Wint.r pdisnt 500
7.30; Wintsr 1ancp $6.65-680; bo.
DaniIp $5.65-6.40; Grira $3.50
600; OrbinGr.s $5.6o-5.8o; Sars
ter Dsi5sn poisnt S7.65-s10; DO.
fanep s7.20-7.45; bo. SdmiIp $6.s
20-6.55; Rosssnmsbl, norbpet!. ses
mif9iss $6.15-6.40; rsinss Gin S..
45-6.5o; giip ssmif4t.s $s.15--
$40.
Wei5en. = gao. 2 rotber gBin.
ter $1.56-1.58; Ro. 3 DO. $1.54-
l.56; no. A DO. $1.50-1.54.
Delfatorn. - geo. 1 peibss
77e; Ro. 2 DO. 76s-77t; go. 8 DO.
76-76ac; Ro. a DO. 74h-75He; 30.
73ae. - go. l sslbes 74e; glo. 2 DO.
74-74at; 30. 8 DO. 73-74e; 30. a
bo. 71t-73ae; Ro. 5 DO. 70s-71hee;
go. 6 bo. 69t-70sc. = go. / sss
mifai,s 74f; go. 2 bo. 73a--74e;
go. 3 bc. 73-73te; 30. 4 DO. Il
Tx; Ro. 8 DO. 7o-71e; Ro. 8 DO. SO
-7Oe. - Dsibss aolbsniorn 73-I
75c; ssIbes aoIbentpru 74-76c; sss
mifdt.s aOIbsniOrn 73-75c per
guibsI.
6aftr. Rp. Q ipsibsr g.
,0t; Gtanbaro peib.r 59-59se;
go. 8 fptibrr 5s-5Sse; 30. a fueiber
57-458e; glo. 2 semiidtsr 58-5sar;
no. 8 s,miIht.r 57a-5Sc; 30. 4 ses
nifdtu 57-57ae.
Roagen. - Ro. 2 $1.10--I.'
IL: Ro. 3 S1.08-S1.10; Rc. A ST.
05-$1.08.
Whisfn.
Usriauit tpurb.n 460 gbls. 9i
fiiItrs GsiniftsS goobs auG Der Buiis
bon s1.39 per @uiIore.
Groeertea
aaffu. = Warst rubia. preiIs
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Ghfeaap. II. Mdra.

Sttpsins. = 3ufu6r 10000. preiIe
nisbriser. 9un $6.60-6.70; lti6te
$6.45-6.75; gsmii4te $6.5O-e.75;
If4tpsre $6.15-6.70; raub $6.15-
$50; Gertsl S5.50-6.60.
Rinbbisb. = 3ufubr 5000. -
Mdrtt lungiam. eiitbeimifGe Stisrs
$5.T-8.75; aiibs unb 6sifsrs $3.s
So-7.eo; a6lber $e.25-9.75.
S9afe. - 3ufubr 1900. Tldrtt
i1Dad. Sdafe $7.oo-S.1o; Sdbrs
linse $.7758--9o; 2duEner $7.65-
$50.
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OH unb @emHf.

| NepfeL - Guts Mepfel S1.5C
300 per BEL, il na9 0ualitGt.
gttronsn. - Wart! mar ifetig
Weffina $2.75--3.0o, California
$2.75-3.00 per aiite.
6rangem-Rartt rubis uni
ffetig. California S2.00-2.2s, Glo.
riba S1.S0--2.50 per stiite, 7ange,
rints $2.25-2.50 per DOppeliiits.
@rape arnii. - ssIoribu
ISL. .00-1.75 per Rife.
Grbbeeren. - Jancp 25-3ot
per Quart.
| prtiBeIbeeren. 6otpe's
$4.00-S5.00 per BEL. unb $1.25-
s1.50 per Rife.
AdrfoffefH. WiGigdn a
--49c per guihsl unb $1.50-$l.75 "a
per 9bl. Dom Gtors.
Saattartoff.ln. - gdt:
Rsb Rioer enrlb Ob'n's $1.10-
S1.15: Winnsfota tdrin Shio's 85-
90c; Wid Gdrlp RoTe 65-75e; Garlp
Srifb Gobblsrs 65-75e; hid. B,nus
tn Sebrnns 65-75e; Carmen 65-
Toe: Wbite Star 65-70c; Rural Rep
DorPs 65--70c; Green Mountain's
65-70c; ghicaao marlets 65-7ot;
9riumpbs rsb gIib enrIp 00c-$1.10;
Rings 70-75c; gurbants 65-7oc;
earlp fir meets per 9ufheI e5e--
S1.05.
Sung. aartpffeln. - Ser.
muba S6.00-7.o0 per gbl. unD
$2.40-2.60 per 6amptr.
SiBtartoffeIn.-Gdts Ser'
Zen S1.40-S1.50 per Sdmper. 2llos
bama unb 9enneHes $2.00-$2.5o
per g6l.
araut. - Wartt rnbiq. DIDN'T,
i4es $500 per 9onne ouf bem ge.
leiis uHb S1.25-1.5O per gbI. bonn
gtpre.
Grbfen. = Slpriba. - $500
400 per Camper.
3niebeIn. - 0efbe 75-.S5e
per BuTbsl pom Sicre unb 75e BON
Ge!stie. Deibe 95c-$10o per 9uibel
BORT Store unb $500 bonn 9,l,ife.
@rint gobnen - GIoriba
$4.00 per camper.
Rarptttn. - g.tpal6en. $500
---2.25 Der gbI.
Rotbe R d Ben. - Sais Riibsn
$100-1.25 Der gbl.
StedriibeM. T.25-15o ,.
gtI.
Weibe Rlben. - R.tp Grlss
ans $3.00--S3.25 per gbl.
aannprobufte
5eu. - 30. / simotbp $19.25-
1880; Ro. 2 simot6p 17.25-17.50;
Ro. 3 5imOib $15.25-15.50; Ro. l
semii6ter Glse $500; RO. 2 DO.
$1,000; Rp. / alse S17.5o; go. Q DO.
$3.50; alfalfa $16.o0-1s.0o per
Ionne.
WabIsnfutt.r III ft.tia. aisi.
S23. .50-24.00; NiboIings ercbes
s2e.50-27.0o; bo. fsinss S27.5o-
2s.50; gsruif9tss 5uttsr $500
25.50.
Gdmersien. - Mor!t itetig.
RlseTomsR S7.5o-S.5o auf bsm Ge.
leiie unb SS.50-9.50 per gu. bonn
Store. zimptbp $3.oo-3.40 per Bu.
bonn Store, gu9psi3sn 8oc per 9u.
@erf hiebtnes.
Dele. - Rarlt fistie. 2tinSl, ros
bes 60c per Gollpn. in purtieu bon
5gbls. Gsiofiss IL mehr. glo. l
qarbDI 60e; Cotton S.sb SsI, raffis
niries 45c per GallOne. Ssrpeutiu
soc per @nllons In partien BON 1--5
Barrels. Petroleum. Sbio Carbon
120 Grab 81 DO. $50 Grab 10se,
Seobliobt 175 Grab 12e. Reb grotpn
9aipIin 13t. Rapbta 16c per Gallcue
in gortien BON 1--5 gbls.
GaIs. - Der Wartt III rubis. =
5tanbdrb sranuIirits S1.15--1.20;
qafels unb Doirp SaIs S1.14 per
gbl. BON 28o gfunb.
Sbio RiDer S1.10 per gbl. Don $50
pfunS.
SaIs. - Wartt fetie. prima |
Citp 7-73c. DO. Gonntrp 6A-eae
per pfuno.
aobIen. - Warli rubtg. gous
sbipgb,np $3.50-3.75, Rug unb !
Glad $2.25, aanatpbd Stiidtohlsn
$3.50-3.75, Rub unb Sldd $2.25
--2.35 per 1onns abstliefert. Rauhs |
pie Stiidtpblsn $3.25. antbracits
s7.75-8.00 per 9onne abseliefsrt. !
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@eIb. Bombs nno 9Iftien IN g.sm g)orf,

Usidhaf afispapiere buresn ~ s<-sXX
bislonttt. @s6ia auf qonoon parsn iistia
~ N1eZ fir 90 Tage Sidt, Rabel.anmsi.
luneen e4yoH xnb Sitt.sBehisl s4.s05<
sii6tr.saAn soks Rsritauii@e Tsnars
-Gm 8ormiitaae mar
Der Rarfi ,tbr rubis unb bic greiie iittia,
rtg.H etlnb absr nai Der Rarft fen. sic
Stlubnoiininsen ftoneen IN pieIsa Saltn
sisas attr oenea pon esfun.
o1tsusscu Gfsiss.
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Gbteaao. II. W2ars.

Gbicago, IL. Rdr5.
Wsissn. = 6ir Mai $1.49-1.55.
am S9Iub 1924; fir Suli $l.17a-
1.2l, ON S6Iub sl19s.
Wsli4iorn. - Cir Teai 71t-
73sc. am S6Iub 72se; fir Suli "a
I-75se; ON S9lub 74Ec.
Sdfsr.. = 6ir Usai 5ee575c, am
|S4IuB 57gc; fur SuIi 52-535e, am
Sdlub 523e.
@Osscn. : Ro. 2 nominal; muRu.
iorten Sill.
@srite. - 70-S5e.
9imotbp. - $4.50-6.50.
ysIss. - $9.OO-13.Oo.
BORT. Jiir Uaai $17.45-1775,
am S9IuB $1767; fir Suli $17.S7-
1912, en- calub $1S.07.
S9mal3. 6iir Wai 10.45-10.s
.57, am SGluB 1857; fir gull 1867
-10.80, am SbIub 1917.
RippenIeitsn. Cir gaai S10.02
-1o.15, an SdIub $10.12; fir SuIi
$10.32-1o.45, an Sdlub S1o.42.
Butter. - Prsiis nieoriesr; Greas
nerp 20-28at.
Gsr. - prsiie b6bsr. Srbinare
firits 16a-l63c; firits 17ae.
Sartoffslu. - Rartt unpsrdnSert.
@efIiigsl. - Gsbenbss. Martt uns
perdnoert.
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Wfetaa Marft.

Rem gorf. IL. Wdrs.
3iim. Uhlrit nominal; fiini
Sonnen partis S44.75-46.75.
aupfer. - Wartt feft; Glettrclptic
S14.75-15.Oo; gaiting S14.25-
14.62.
eiisn. - Rartt ftstig unb unber.
dnbtrt.
glsi. - Wurtt itsiig; $780,.
90; GpsIter, t.in. Rpiiruhssn.
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beuis msbr als ssniis,nS fir bic Raas
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gum S6Iddtsn slbnobms.
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-7.75; srtrd S7S5-S.O0; ShIsn
|$3.00-6.o0; GfsiI@ersStisr, $3.50
|6.75; uustrIeItne $7.00-I25; Set.
fsrs s5.00-6.S5; duserI.IsRs $500
lbs; aiRs SS.5o-5.75; uussEIsiss
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MsbI. - Weartt isit; Sprius ga,
tents $7.05-7.40.
Roggenmebl. - Wlartt rubig.
8u4pei3snmebl. = Warit rubis.
Su9psiosn. = Rurtt niIIis; prtma
Stuie $500.
Waismsbl. - Wdrit itetIs.
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Weit $1.23 {. |. I. Rem gort.
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Buffalo.
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Die llmfdyf I'm tisiiaen GtfsriasbsnB
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-05
MAKES BETTER UNDERSTAND
ING BETWEEN SECTIONS

If, in the United States, the north
is to have its Lincoln highway, the
South also plans its Dixie highway.
Eight states are to be traversed
from Florida to Michigan, and the
theory of the project is that up and
down this finely constructed road a
tide of tourist travel as well as
marketable goods will pour that
will do much to make regions north
and south of Mason and DiXon's
line know each other better. The
roadways Of Rome were ties be-
tween center and circumference of
the state which bound it together
economically and politically. The
more free roadways there are be-
tween north, east, west and south,
the better it will be for the nation
with it's capital on the Potomac
Christian Science Monitor.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-05

that the average front of corps is
considerably broader, namely, 3 1-2
to 5 miles. An army of 10 corps is
not very large, as armies go in this
war; but even such an army would
fight on front of some 81 miles,
and the men who undertook to walk
from one wing to the other would
require IL to Ia hours in doing it,
The shipment of an army corps
by rail is no small undertaking {.
The troops alone require 81 trains,
while the artillery. commissary and
other belongings call for Al trains
"a total of about 10 trains.
The feeding of a corps appears
to be big problem when the matter
is worked out upon the basis of the
daily consumption of each man and
each horse. The daily average ra.
tion of a soldier in the German
armp weighs about SO pounds,
while a horse gets his 10 pounds of
oats, and the large draught horses
work out at about har mtr hamr t
considerably more. These figures
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-05

work out at about $1,000 pounds of
food for the men and obout 5000
pounds for the horses, as a mini
mum. There is thus nearly 300,-
600 pounds of provisions to be NOV
ed forward every day, not to men,
tion ammunition. Under the most
favorable conditions, therefore. it
calls for a train of $50 wagons to
bring up the food for each day.
AS Mr.. Bryan says, we can raise
a million men for army service be-
tween sunrise and sunset if needs
be. But we cannot provide for them
and send them out equipped and
trained for efficient service over
night. Our German statistician
proves that-Jacksoncil Metrolo-
lis.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-05
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT
THE HUGE GERMAN ARMY

Again a German statistician comes
forward to help us realize the stu
pendousness of the European war
He visualizes to the casual reader
the dimensions of troops as they
march and fight. A German army
corps, he says, consists of $1,000
men, $4,000 horses and 2,400 We
hicles. Including the cannon. Such
a body of men and their belongings
make procession about thirty
miles long on single road. Even
when in pretty close touch with the
enemy the length of corps is
about Is miles; and when the front
attachments become involved in a
battle 1t will be five or six hours be-
fore the men in the rear go into ac-
ton to assict them. Before this war
began it was generally assumed that
a single corps would occupy 1-2 to
3 miles of the fighting line; but in
actual experience it has been found
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-08-05
dead FLAT BROKE"
ey BARBARA RHODES.

A young widow, left penniless by
the death of her husband, Mrs. Burt
had come into our little Bohemian
community. timid but beautiful, unas-
Stunning but having the staying talent
OF q careful artist. She CHANGED to
rent the studio and living room Of
apartments on the door directly below
that where l had been located for two
years. She set at work bravely, great
ly encouraged by the praise of old
Tom Taylor. the dean Of our little iso-
lated community.
With the last days Of autumn nearly
every member Of our group left the
big chilly city for California. 1t was
. pleasant hegira. planned for ever
since the preceding winter. To those
who had been "ble to save up two
hundred dollars. six months of useful
sketch work amid an utter disdain for
the usual grinding caro- Of artist life.
was guaranteed. Neither Mrs. Burt
nor myself we're among the lucky. We
probably had less than q hundred dol.
lars between US when hard, biting
winter came on.
Then Helen-Mrs. Burt-became i'll.
She would not acknowledge it: she
was not altogether incapacitated from
work, but day by day she seemed to
fade. was shocked when I learned
from the lady who sublet the apart
ments that she was In dire distress.
IT'S food she needs. and rest, and
care" the good woman advised. and
she gave me some details of the depri.
vations of mother and child that sad
dened and then aroused me.
From the first the little ono had
taken to me. From the first Mrs.
Burt had shown q confiding friendli-
ness that made me proud. loved
her, but never allowed her to suspect
1t. l laughed. too, at the thought Of
myself. practically q pauper. offering
to take on q new responsibility.
I did 60 to Mrs. Burt and set before
her the grim condition Of our mutual
unfortunate environment In plain,
naked fact. I treated 1t, however, a.
transient, common to the artistic lot,
an experience to be considered lightly.
Better days would come"
My assumed cheerfulness raised her
spirits, but only for = time. She con.
fessed that she was at her last re-
source. She asked me to take one
Of her finished pictures and borrow on
1t, II l could not sell 1t. I stored It
away In my own room and brought
her some money from . fictitious
money loaner. Thus with the other
three pictures. and found myself nat
broke.
l shall never forget the evening
when ! wandered forth from my room
In search of food for Helen and the
little one. was desperate. We could
no longer expect the landlady to bear
the burden of our delinquent room