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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-04-01

have been sold and $4,000 is now
available for the work A like
amount will be paid in every month
until the full issue has been taken
up. This will insure the rapid pros
ecution Of work on this project and
soon reclaim this valuable tract of
land Ii will likewise put consider
able money in circulation thruout
southeast Missouri
Frederioktown Democrat News.
J. j. Cunningham. a pool room
keeper at Leadwood. was fined S40O
last week for selling beer illegally to
some boys Of that town. He Got
$500 on each Of two counts and he
DOT the heavy fine upon recommen-
dation Of Prosecuting Attorney
Henry Davis. The evidence was
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-04-01

While digging holes to set tele.
phone poles blown down by a recent
storm, N. B. Cooper, lineman for the
Bell Telephone company, dug up 80
snakes of the blue racer variety. all
apparently in good health. This is
some snake story, eh Mr.. Cooper
thinks if ne had dug a little deeper
hole he might have found more, but
like some of the rest of us, he found
81 snakes about all he could enter
tain at one time, and he was sober.
too Some of the snakes measured
1 feet in length. He killed all of
the reptiles and left them by the
side of the road as exhibit A for the
doubtful Thomases. Mr. Cooper says
the snakes were rolled mp into a ball
when he pulled them out.-Howard
County Advertiser.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-04-01
Southeast News.
Sikeston Standard.

Sikeston Standard,
Friday, Saturday and Monday
were poultry days in Sikeston Near,
" three car loads were purchased
consisting OF chickens. ducks and
turkeys. Each car held in the neigh.
borhood of five thousand fowls, SO
you can see there were some birds
handled.
Hsikes,on Standard.
The Iron Mountain Railroad CON-
pany has paid W. F. Ward Of Essex
$500 for the accidental killing Of
his little daughter. Esther. while she
was on her way from school three
weeks ago, This was blood money
that wrune the hearts Of the parents
to accept.
Sikeston Standard.
The Little River Drainage Bonds
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-04-01
Frank MUChim

lhe newspaper fraternity Of south
east Missouri learned with regret
last week OF the death of J. f.
Nitchim at his home in DeSoto.
Frank Mitchim was well known as
newspaper man not only in this
section of the state but elsewhere.
He had been in the business for
many years, beginning before he
was twenty years of age. In his
younger days he showed much en-
ergy and business capacity in con-
ductlng a newspaper, and was re-
garded as one of the successful
country publishers He published
papers in number of counties in
southeast Missouri as we'll as else
where in the state. He was also
editor of paper in Texas. For sev-
eraI years, however, his health had
been poor, and at the time of his
death he was editing the DeSoto
Press for his brother Charles, who is
postmaster at DeSoto. Frank Mitch
I'm was a man of many good quail
ties of heart, and during his career
as publisher had won for himself
a large circle of friends. He pub
Iished paper for several years at
Cape Glrardeau, and made of it one
OF the most successful papers the
Cape ever had. His death removes
one of the best newspaper men in
the state. Mr., Mitchim was a son
of Sidney Mitchim who was for
long time resident of Jackson. The
deceased leaves a sister here in this
city, Mrs j. W. Slack--Jackson
Cash-Book.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-04-01

The high prices paid for poultry
has been a temptation for certain
young chicken thieves TO get busy
in Dexter the past few weeks. Mr..
Viii Kirk had a number stolen and
the complaint is general that chick
ems disappear from houses and yart!s
between suns just about the time the
merchants load cars. Some ducks
belonging to chief of police. r J.
Smith. were taken and sold to a To-
cal merchant and on being identified
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-04-01

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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-04-01

clear against Cunningham, as one
boy testified that he had consumed
as much as twelve bottles of beer in
the pool room on a single occasion.
Campbell Citizen.
Cleve Behr brought to the Citizen
office last week some specimens of
pottery taken from a sand pit on the
Frisco near Canaan schoolheuse.
The find consisted of jars, pitchers.
bowls and pieces of bone found six
and seven feet below the surface. Ii
is impossible to rescue a whole
piece of the pottery as it breaks very
readily and does not seem to have
been baked very hard. Each bowl
or pitcher seems to have been filed
with charred acorns II may be the
scorns were parched and placed in
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-04-01
Parents Have Little Business In
Schoolroom.

A little Kansas paper printed the
following. and it was copied in Col
liers Weekly as very clever and i'm
portant, "A A man who owns bunch
of cattle will 60 out to look at them
every few days, but not once a year
will you catch him at the schoolhouse
where his children are getting their
education. This sounds very wise.
but it is really more of the modern
spirit which is SO mischievpus. A
man has no business at the school,
house where his children are being
educated. ii he goes there. il is 10 fuss
foollshly with the teacher and inter
fere with her duties. Children are
not better educated because parents
poke around schoolhouses We select
a teacher. and properly trust to her
experience and judgment lfresults
are not reasonably efficient We
should get another. And that is
proper.-St. Joseph Observer
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-04-01
Denver. Colo.

A AGlaSg0w travelling salesman who
has learned his lesson about the
greatness of small things wandered
into a bank there the other day with
a tomato can full of pennies, which
he deposited to the credit Of his lit
tie daughter There were sixteen
hundred of the copperS. and the trav-
eler had saved them since June /,
l914.-St Joseph Observer.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-04-01
BODY of Bank Robber Found

Mill Springs, Mo. March 24-The
body Of Frank Wilkerson, who with
his brother, John, robbed the Bank
of Nilliamsville, at Williamsville
Mo, March |. and locked the cashier
and hoard Of directors in the vault.
was recovered near here this morn
ing by two fisherman.
The fisherman found $50, mostly
silver, in the clothing. The BODY
was in water about s feet deep and
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-04-01

the vessels for food. Some of the
pottery plainly shows that it was
beautifully shaped and decorated on
the outside, Mr. Behr says he is
sure these relics of the first inhabi-
tantS of America have never before
been disturbed.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-04-01
No. 4S,

were turned out AMI went directly
home A spanking post ought 70 be
estlhlishe for some volunteers, and
some olisters also, who nay- been
spotted as &uiItv Of this practice.
Better look oul.-DeMcr States nan.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1915-04-01
Need Of a Seed Law

Missouri certainly needs a pure
seed law reasonable measure that
will not raise the price of clean seed,
a measure that will protect Missouri
farmers on whom are dumped the
bad seed stocks not salable in our
neiehbor states having regulatory
seed laws. A reasonable seed law
is due the farmers of Missouri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01

Cincinnati. o.. 30. Rop.
3ufubr unb @srfanbt lpGbrsnb bsr
lstitn "a @tunheH. perelihsn NIT BEN
porpraonssusu 1ass. iinb ipie folst;
3ufubr giiuop. Sdipttne Sdufs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01

inbarmlo er g dteri.
bent. ,Jriebri6 @ilbeIm Der grIte.
Smpsratpr gter', befinoet "6 ben lebs
Ten Ia6ridtsn 5ufoles pisber in Re-
no1ba, @iS. gluSeren Sterbli4eu nber
III sr als @oroner betaunt. mir er
IsIbit beitebt pdrduf, Elm natiirlider
gcbu bon Sotier Grieori6 bsm Drits
ten au ieit, ben man dber 81 @uniten
ieines 9rubers, BEG aatisrs WiIbelm
hes 3tpeiteu. Gusssiebt Bate. 9arprer
ertlarte, bob sr nod irnmer nit bsrs
borrleerben 9eriouen in Denti6larb
in grieftpe6IeI itsbt unb bab bic 3eii
ntht me6r fem iein tpirb, mann ibn
SGsg lit in.RiiisirtmRMnufosu9brpu
ieinsr Batter auriifberufeu pirb. Bi'
,r tpsiter Iast, III sr In Gbicasc, pt
er iib bic lsbte 3stt dufbttIt. MIR mil
Mlabe br,i glttsutateR duf iein Gebsr
enteangen. .s.4 -s
Seberf4D6 oLb.
Der auf einsr gfirttarsiIe bseriffes
ne betanntt Sumoriit Sdulse III lali
3eitunssna4rihtet pem Mibidlae,
stirpfFsn pOrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01

port. Cir gan. $17,55-17.s7
nm G4luk $3.50. Jiir Wlai $176(
-17.9o; an, g4lub 1882.
S6mol5. - Tiir gan. $9.25-9.'
so; am S6lub 1927. Jir Wiai &c.
5o-9.72; am S6luB 1892.
Rippenfeiten. - Jiir San. $40
9.62; am G4lub $9.42. Giir Mai $9..
.57-9.82. an S9iub $3.50.
Butter. - Worft unDerGRbsrt.
Gisr. = Wartt unperdnbert; gu
fiIbr 2,613 aiiten.
aartpfIelH. Wiartt unreselmaa
big; 3ufubr 80 Cars; Wi6isan unn
Wisconiin. lpsibs, 60 65c; ysinnsio'
Ia unb Datotd tpeibe, 60-66c; Wiins
nsiota unp 8atota Sbios, 60-63c.
Gtfliisel. - 2sbenbss, weartt boher
5ahrs, lie; 5riihiahrs9i9ner 12--
123c.
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1lmk'Nad,riA
Witttp o cb. /. Oe,ember.

Mittnoa, 1. DECEMBER.
Sm Gineinnatier 0iitritt 1T be,
JluB i'm 5atlen beariffen unb berisIo'
batte gsitern Qbenp Bel bieiiger Stab
ein.n Wniisritan6 bon 15.5 SUB.
Die folsenoen Sepeiaen trafsn pd9'
renb bee geftrigen 5asss bier sin:
I]ittsbura. 9a.-7.O SUB, fdllt.
W6eelins, 90. @o.-10,2 isub, itsist.
part.rs6urs, 90. 9a.-e.6 Iub, fdlIt
aanaapba gals, ID. 9a.-2.5, fdIt.
gbarleiton, D. 8a.-7.7 SUB, fiat.
9.orismoutb, C.-12.4 Gub, fdGlt.
Wapsbille, ap.-13O JuB, fdlt.
souispiIIe, Fp.-9,2 SUB, fdQt.
eoanspiI., anh.-15.8 1uB, fGat.
S.nu.--12.9 SuB, fGut.
Chattanooga, 5snn.-11.6 5uB. fdat
aanias Gitp, Uao.-8.6 SUB, fGnt.
M.mp6is, 1snn.-23.7 SUB, fdlIt.
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lnsIl, Nsabt .ns Altien IL ass Dsrt.

0ei&dfisvapiers wurosn 81 24-SS bis
Ioutirt. @sdisl suf 2oubou uarea ittiis
~ ACT fiir % Gsss si6t; asbei.anwsl'
iungen t4.7ix unb 6idtBe4ftI W.1oH.
iJranssS idbi 6.SS51ss. label 5.s2 9ariS,ht
sSK. aabsl 79H. 2irss si4t Goa, kobsl
s.5i, @ub.l Sidt 82H; asbel S2,t; Suber'
Uarrtn 563S, Rfriianifds Goasrs 49,:
Gftie enmarft. - dnianss par Der
Narti idbuad uno bic 8reiie baitsH ~ ls!'
ben. Sie Yeriuits pssben absr bale pis'
Der gut gsma&t. Gtssn S4lub purss Der
Warft susesssslt.
0iffxSsSu afilss.
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SItHIIH6 p9hIs'HNIsV.
Die rlmidve TN bieiisen GleasiuehsnIs
bsliejtn iid beuie aui ". $50, 100. Tw I'm.
iatf neS pfrfIpfjsnsH 4spnais belieisu li1
auf eisi,ses .75o sssen ssl.is4.ooo I'M No'
ptmber 1914.
Ysiai asiusitsffu.
Tie golumbia Gas aitisu. Cbic Cities
ebas unp ginc. Grrtd Wp. MfiieR iparsn
qsuif In gutter Nndirase, befonoert Die sr'
ltsren, uRo ois srsils wauH fslt gssfaut'
uurbsR:
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9srlanDt ipGbrenb O.rislb.n !3.it:
Hinbp. Shpeine ShaF.

20. Rop. 50 1858
80. Hop. -. 738 1859 Y
9tiuopieb. - Die 3ufubr ina
aud bsute ipieber asring, Die gsahfraa
aber m1bis nub bic prsiis tparsn fts
tie fir oie beHeren Qualitdtsn, bi
anoeren fparsn flau. Gamers I'M:
Cutters iinb in gutter Ra9iraae I'M
iisiis bis tart. 9ute Mildtiibe iinl
rlr, anbere fIGu uno i6pa6.
Witilsrs uno ihpsre Stiere $7.0(
500; Cffen s3.0O-6.50; Jldi6el
Siiers $5.25-7.25; alserleTene BIZ
srtra $7.35-7.75; 5sifsrs $3.50
800; auserleiene bis ertra $6.25-6,.
75; aiibe $3.25-5.25; luserleien'
Bis srtra S5.35-5.75; Gamers S3.Of
-3.75; Wil4tii6e $35-$85. Gtod.ri
unb SSe.bsrs: Stier. 1925 -6.75,
l9eifsrs $4.5o-5.5o; aiik $500
500.
gullen. = 8i. 3ufubr lpar &C.
ring, ga6fras. 3i.mIi8 gut uub bi:
preife iistig.
9etie guasn $5.75-6.0O; Bologna
$5.25-5.75; sytra s5.s5-6.oO; ma.
ger. lnb leidie $4.00-5.OO.
adlber. Bel mGBig.r 3ufub-
rar Der Wlartt beuts tart unb si.
preiIe lin 25-50t bober.
Bette adlber $l0.75-11.0O; fais
bis quite lsiHte $7.75-10.75; orbindre
unb grobs S4.00-10.5O.
@ 6peine. - Gbuobl bic GU
fubr begte siemlid srpb par, 10 mar
bed Der Waartt iiart uno bic preiie
Iiiesen Tim &c per 100 plumb. Die
gio4frage tpar eine CUTE.
2luserleiene ibpere $6.85-6.90;
quite 6is auserIsi,n. 8erianbts unb
atsii6srIurten $6.85-6,90; aemii6s
ie gsrianbiiortsn $6.6O-6.85. aus.rs
leiene 9srianbtiortsn $6.60-6.S5;
alssrIeIene mittler. $6.50-6.75;
lti6te 9erianotiOrtsn S6.10-6.35:
iSsrtsl 10 pfuno unb fpsnis.r $4.Oo
900; rrbindre Big aussrlsien ftipe-
re fstte SGue $5.00-e.4O; oroinGrs
biz quite Staag $400-5.00.
Sdafs un6 2dmmer. - Die
3uiuy mar bsuts iebr gsrtug, bic
Ra6fpass gut unp bic preiie itetis.
Shnfs, srtr1, S5.75; quite Bis auss
srIsT,ne $5.00-5.65; orbindre Big fair
$3.00-4.9O. 9Gmmer. .rtra, 1925:
gut. bis aussrl.isus $8.00-915; ors
bindrs bis fair $5,75-775; euas
$5.50-6.50.
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8reusiabrt in Cberidleiien.
&attop 10 / 3.

&attopib.
| 9onnerno fliest Der 9erlinsr Rd6<
mittdessus sur4 bdmmrigss obsr=
idIeiiides 2anb. Die sriinen fiiritlis
heu WGlber bon Slapsnsib bui6sn
Doriib.r, i9on iauisn mir our9 Oas
Reid bes i4parssu 9iamontsn.
S4orHiteine. iopeit Das auae rsidt.
Grit psrein5sl! in Der Jerns, bann
als MaienperIammIuns, tIsiUe. tur3s
atbmiss @sieqsu unb Risisn ibres gss
|idle6ts. &obien uRb SdIadenbergs
aa.rpsssn, bariiber sIibernoe Stsrne,
bag griaantfeuer Der So6Ofen. gIqs
mdbli9 tommt bic Rati. Die 2drbz
itrab. ieBt ibre 2i6tsr auf, S9lan=
seHlinien sIdu5en Sem 3uss Ooraus
unb foIssn ibm. RiIdtpsib i9immsrn
bic Geuiisr Der eroBsn SnouitrisitGts
ten. Sc ndbsr mir oorbeislsitsn, o.ito
itrabI.nber fpiro bic 9eleuhtung. Cine
fil. eI.itriI6sn 9ibts umi6neihsIt
bds Saus Biz gum Dad. Rshts uno
lints iibsraa bas Stauipisl ireuer
arbeii: fsuriss Sef,n, ula6tupa atbs
menos gHeH. S6on nGbern tpir uns
Der Gren3e o.s Rsids i'm Siooitsr.
.gs pirb j.it gearbsitst in Sdttcpis!"
iaate uuldnsit Der Saiier, dls sr uuf
b.m Sri.gsi9dupIds einem &Gmpftr
aus bisier Stdot bds Giierne &rsu3
dnbeftete. 2aHgiam fa9rsn mir in ben
Babn6of Der 9reu3itnbt elm.
Bon ben S6rsdeu oes brobenoen
RuF.nsinfals bat iid bieStabt Idnsit
,rbot. Gin sldn5subes gsrtebrsbiIo
bittet iicb aud bem psrip0bnten 9roBs
itdoter Dor o.m psusn gabnbof, einsm
einorudspollen, ben b.oeutenoen 9srs
AGltniHsn dnsepdbten Sdu. Die mem
idensriiQtsa Struben ariiben in
prG6tigsr gsIeuhtuns; Reittbnm
uno WannisfaItigieit Der S6duisuitsr
jino .ritaunlit. Gs banbslt ii6 mid!
nur um bic gebiiriniFe beg Sas.s,
ber FeiR. une oerpDbnteits 9eIbmad
tpmmsn auf ibr. Rehnung. SbpobI
beSeutsnbs 9oblergrubeu uno Snous
itrisitdttsu urmittelbar Dor ieiner
lbor,n lisseu. 1T Saitopis uiht Ie-
Sisli6 aIs Snouitrisituot ansuipre
den. 5ant isinsr bepor5usteu Gage an
Der ruIIiihsn unp Ofterreiaiidsn |
grense III e. pislmebr Elm. erbeblide
Sanb.lss unb Yertebrsitaot seipprs
Sen. Sic bat rpGbrsnb bes Sriesss ii4 |
elm. 3tit lang in itartsr iesIii9er Be
briiduns btfunoeu. srntet oafiir aber
rsid,en 9obn.
Sier III alles Sanbsl unb bic Se6ns
iudlt nat Ihnslsm 9eroienii. Der
rufiif4e gabnit.ig. ipo bic priifung
Der ReiiepGFe beim lleberfdreiter Der
giIenbabn itattfiuOet, 1T ftets bon
@eitaItsu umIassrt, bic
aus bem unitr beutiber 3tpan9srers
paItuns ite6snben RuiiiIts YoIsn
Itammsn. Sic iinb gut aui bic beuts
Id.u gsamtsn 5u ipre6en. Ihauberu
Dor bsm @ebanten elmer sttpaiaeu
Riidtebr Der Rufsu unp betIdgen ith
nur bariiber, baB allsupiel iduber
sema6t fpsrbsn iol. Der beutfhe
lit elm oroentliher WfsnI6;
aber ben sanssn 9as fol- ssfeat psr
ben, bon frlb bis in bic Ra6t; ss lit
ni1t auSsufiibrsn" SIN iibrigeu
iommt bas politiIde SutereHe crit In
speittr ainis; sund6it pOtIsu bic
atuts @elb bsrbisnsn. ~Wie III Sbr
lperibsr gsains, fpomit bdnbsIu Sis9"
Sd CAB cine austpeitenSs antpprt.
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oeutftsn Stdbt, DON Der ganS Sbers
fdleiien oerbinbenben Slsinbabn uno
Dem aroben giTeubGbnnese entfernt.
Die MDsIoniBer, bic tbatId6Ii5 ben
JsinS Dor Der 5bIre batten. iparsn
oabsr ber5lid frpb, als' Der arg be-
orobli6e 9sfu6 in ben trttiften Ia
gen beg pprigen Sabres bur6 bic
Stunt Sinoerburss pereitelt tpurbe.
Wan ipri6t bier ni6t germ bon otsz
fen aufregenbsn Dingen! >. So, bic
ldnse Bride! $50 emit Der ruffiFfe
Sren3foloat nit bem bsrausforoernb
oufsepfIanstsn gaionett aemd4li1
itreifte, rautte uno planmdbtg in ben
gren5flub ipatts, Ttebt jest Der preua
piife 2onbiturmmann auf ppiteu.
Der Ruffe mar 6ei rittiser 8ebanoz
lung entf6ieben gsmiitbIiher. Gin
tIeiner 6dnb.Drud, i'm Rptbfaq etue
Sda6tsl s3isurettsn, unb Der Reus
gierigs ourfts unbebeQtgt bic Bride
Biz gum ienieitiqeu S6laebaum
iiberfhreiten. Der 2aneiturmnarH
ruff nur: .Suatt!" uno Der 8eud,r
5iebt fid aIlsrfbIeunisft suriid. Dsr
oa gIaubt. baB Der Deutfde In bas
bon uns perpaltete poien iest obne
tpeiteres Ieineu Ginsue balten ,ann,
III I'm Jrrtbum. Wtau nil b'rartise
geiu3fabrien ni6t baben. 4u6 Der
pub aIIein tbui es nidt. gs mub elm
bsionberer 9elsitfaein babel fein. Siir
ben fosenauntsn tlsinsn 9ren;psrtebr,
b. 3. fir bic unmittelbarsn 2tnpobs
nsr ftno 5ipar einise Grfeifterungsu
SuIdHis. bod muTsu jie iidb neben
Der priifuns ibres @epdds unter ums
itdnben aud cine tSrperliae Inter.
iuGuns sefalIen Iafen.
9a trabt eben Elm 9rupp Bausrns
fraeu.u unb armfeIise Sanbelsleuie,
belab.n NIT ei.rH, Gleii5 uUo lebens
ben 9Gnien, iiber Die Bride nuA
preubsH. Sic perbsu Don unIeren
3oIIbsnn1ten eupfausen, absefertist
unb perfhpinbsn I'M Nu I'm bic Gde.
Damn eins ianse msnidenleere paufe.
Der poiten duf Der Bride rau9t ieiI
pfeiffsn unb borht auf. Gs tniftert
baio bier, baIo ba auf Dem nabe5a
300 Wetfr lunsen Sol3bsIas. Sin
Wunbsr 1T, bab Der purmfti6igs
gau, an BEN bic Rufeu felt Sdbr uno
Gag berumgeflidt baben, nod ni6t
einsefiirSt 1T WsI6 ein triibs
isIissr 9lusbIid IS tit, aIs oh bic Ros
tur nit Der pptitiiaeu aud bic lambs
iaaitliHe Srsnse ge5ogen babe! Wlit
truurigen qussn blitt uns Das rufis
i6e 9ano an. Stisr enblos bebnt
Iid bas TIude, sriine DieIentbal,
Outd bas Ii6 Der @ren5fIub, bic
pr5smiu, ihlGnselt. Nu 5riebensStis
ten mar bisTes ShqI nitt 10 frieblib
ipie beute; Elm Dur6aangsplas fir
S6mugoler uno ruiiiIhe Rsieroiiten.
Di. lid ibrsr RilitGrpfli6t entsisben
MOLTEN. lab ss saa unb Rad. 81
IammenitDbe nit Der 9rsnSpu6s. Oft
1euua sab es 5oO:s, 9erwr7oete upo
augelr. Die auf beutihes Sebiet flo
zen. Inter Der oeutiden 3ipanssoers
paltuns febt Der gnrsiS gu Defer
tiOn.n. Qlu3 ole neue 3pIIcrpunng
,es Observation-Disclosures Oit lit nit ID
zen aeyineen 3ollIdben fir bic ruff
den glnippbnsr ip ,nsnis briidsnh,
,ab bas .berebtiSte Snterehe" anl
SdmuggeI auseublidIid ssrina 1T.
Rein Reui6 aui ptitsr GIurl Sm
eibt.n 0ebel bGmmeru bic ruiiifhe
firas, Der jenieitiss Sriidentopf. Sn
better SSerns petidpimmen bic S4o9s
c unS Ebiirms ees pplnti6en apblen=
,,t.ns, Seoe uub 5rouristsit tpsben
,trIber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01
gbicaqp. 80. Vop.

S9psius. - 3ufubr 1900;
Martt ni.brissr. gul. $6.1O-6.7o;
lsi6t. $5.70---6.65; s.mftts $685.
$50; id5ip,rs $s.35-6.90; robe $685.
$50; Jsrtsl S3.75-5.60.
Rinbpisb. - 3uiubr 1000;
Wlartt fbpa4 Ratips gssI Stiers So
65-10.5o; aiibe uub 5sifsrs $40
500; adl6er S6.50-10.50.
9 dai.. --3ufubr 10000; Tlartt
TART. @.tbers $6.10-e,60; Gpts
$4.10-6.10; admmsr S7.00-9.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01
Anspdrtise Warfte.
q . M g0rt, 80. ROp

Rem y ort, 80. 9soo.
M.bl. - Warti itetis.
W.is,n. - Rari. itetig; RO. l Da
rum $1.134 (. o, 3. Rem Yort; SO.
Northern Duluth s1.0si c. /. !. But
folo. 9easmbsr Slip.
M.If9,Orn. = Rurtt isft; Ro. .
selbes s05c.
Safer. - Wartt tpilIis; Ro. 3 tpsia
Ser, 443-45c.
Sen. - Rartt itstig.
Sopfsn. - Marit pilIis; pacifit
Cont 1915. 11--15e; 1914, S-10c.
SGute. - Wartt rubis.
atssr. - Wartt ieit.
Bort. - Wartt itstis.
Beef. = Wlartt itstts,
S6maIS. - Martt pilIis; WiobI'
gBsh $9.40-9.50.
5alg. Uiartt feit.
Woae. - Ulartt itetis.
gitis. - Worit itstis.
MolaiIss. Martt rubis.
3udsr. - Rober. Weorit Hart; Gen
irifusal $5.14; RplaHes $4.S7; roIfi'
nirtsr. ist.
Butter. - Martt f,iier; 3nfuhr
6.s2s. grsamerp ertras 33s-34e
ersamsrp 34a-35s; firits 2s-32ae
istonbs 25-27te.
Gisr. - Rnrtt unres.lmdbis; gu
fubr 1868. Jriit ssfammsIte, srird
feline 39-4lc; srtra firfs 36--3Sc
iirfts 1856; fecoubs 27--32e; fein.
Biz fanep 50-55e; brouns 3S--44c.
aaie. = gsarit felt; 3ufubr 4.9l5.
State. rpboIsmili, ipseiaIs, 1916; DO.
foncp. 16le; 90. iPeciaIS. 16he; DO.
iancp 16tc.
e1sfliis,l. - 2e6snss. Rdrit unre-
aslmdbis. ejsreinists. Martt fart;
Dsit.rH Siibnsr. friId. 14a-23e,
Sabns, Pile; 5urteps 17-22c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-01
1dsliher Wsarft. Serid,t
Cincinnati, 80. gsOp.mb.r.

Die nodioIssnbeu Quotirunaen Be-
sitben iib MIR auf Gnaros 9rdns'
aiiionen. Bel ilsin.ren Gsf3dften
perbsn etipls h0here aDr.tfe bere4rss.
propiiionen.
SamaIa. - prinia Sisam
915-9.25; Gamilp S@u,aI3 10
loa per pfunb.
SrOd.nssfaIJ.nts GIeifa.
Sbort e..ar S,iisn. IOis 1os-11c;
gyira fbpri clear S.iien 10t-10ae;
ibcrt Rippsni.itsn 10-10ac; gels
lies 11-11ac.
Bacon. - Sbprt clear Stitsn
11i-12c: ,ytra ihort clear Ssiieu
l1a-11ac: ibort Rippenf.iisn III
LIE; Bellies 129-13se per pfanb.
sugar Gureb Tleif9. -
S&int.n 16s-17c: Ditnie G6nItern
12-12ae: gr,a.isii Bacon 1896;
ShuIisrn IN pdd.tsn 12-12ic; Retp
gprt Gut 12-12ae; trodtne gssf
Sdint.n 23-25e per pfunb.
Sabssp5ieIt.s JI.if&.
S6inl.n 15-15ac: picuic Sdultsrn
11--11sr: Bellies 16-16ie; S4uis
tern III LIE: e9uItern, q. 3.
Gut DO. 11t11ae per pfanb.
Grii&esNfeff&. - G&uisn
13-13bc; pitnic SduIt.rn 10s--
lie: S6uittrn 10S-11s; fhort Rips
Denf.iisn 10A-11t; ertra ibort clear
psnf.ii.n 10-105e; ertra hort clear
Ripp,ni,ii,n 10s-11e: Bellies. Ieihs
is 16a--17c; Bellies, i&irsrs IL
12c.
WebI urb getreibe
WebI. - Wiuter patsn. $5.65
5.75; Dint.r ianrp S5.20-5.30;
Wtni,r Samilp s4.65--4.75; Wintsr
srtra S4.20-4.40; Win.r orbindrss
$4.Oo-4.2o; Sartes Mei,en pateut
S5.75-6.20: Sartss Wsisen fanen
S6.35-5.60: Sariss W.is.n 'ramilp
$4.40--4.75; Roasenmebl, norbneftlis
hss. asmii5t.s s5.20-5.45: reinss
gitp Roaa.umsbi s5.30-5.65; Gitp
aemiitt,s RosssnmsbI S5.2o-5.45.
Wei5en. = Rp. 2 rctbsr Winssr
$1.15-L17; Ro. 3 $1.09-1.13;
Ro. A DO. 9se-1.Os.
DsIfdtorn. - R.u.s. Ro. l
ipsibes -; glo. 2 DO. 63--63st; Vo,
3 DO. 62l-63c; Ro. a DO. 62-62ae;
SO. 8 DO. 61-62e; RO. 8 DO. CO.
60ac. = Rc. l seIxs =; Ro. 2 po.
63s-64c; SO. 3 DO. 63-63ac; RO.
4 DO. 62s-S3e; go. 5 DO. 62-62ae;
SO. 6 DO. 60--8le. = Ro. ] ssmii6' |
i.s =: glo. 2 DO. 63-63te; Ro. 8 DO.
62t t-63e; Ro. 4 DO. 62-62ac; Ro.
8 bo. 61-62e; SO. 8 bO. 59a-6ose. |
--aolbeniorn, iusiBss, nsiss, So
60e; aolbniorn. aslbes. 62-6Se;
aplb.niorn, a.mii6tes. $500. -
aplbsniorn. psibss, alits. 65-66e;
aolbsn,orn. a,lbes. 66--67e; aolbeu'
Torn, ssmii9iss, 6b-66e.
Roestn. - Po. 2 99c-$1.00;
no. 8 96-97e; go. 4 90-94e.
Safer. - Ro. 2 ipsib.r 41--42e:
Stanbaro ip.ib,r 39k-40ae; go. 3
ipeibu sa-39ac: go. 4 ipeibsr 37a
.--38e; go. 2 stmiidHsr 38A-3a:
no. 8 s.miidtsr 37a-3Sae;Ro. A ss'
miiftsr 36k-37tc.
Whisfh
Uertauit lpurbsu 800 gbls. Diitils
Iss GiniTbsb GOoos auf Der Bots BON
s1.39 per GalIons.
G,pterisS.
aaffse - Sana 23--30e Wo'
ia 29-30e: Guatemala fanep 19c;
po. cutter l7k.
Drima ....................N I'm
Buftr ..s...s.............H loN
tdit .............-.ssitr loH
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