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Newark post., 1915-08-25
Crowd Attends
Haruest Home
Good Sum Relied by Ebenezer
Church

man IFONc ldSI 1uuIo ouoS uhoSA
the auspices of Ebenezer M. E.
Church, attracted folk from far
and wide. Visitors during the en-
tire day, it is estimated, exceeded
five thousand. Over two hundred
and sixty dollars was cleared by
the big woods meeting.
An ideal day favored the plans
of the committee, which were car
ried out to the letter. The Rev.
H. O. Klug, the new progressive
pastor of the church, acted as
chairman. Co-workers on the COM
mittee in charge of the exercises
were Samuel Little, J. Denny, and
DR.. Cook.
The women of the church,
under the direction of Mrs. James
Little, served both dinner and sup
per. Six hundred were served at
dinner and two hundred at supper.
The great majority of folk, how
ever, regarded the picnic dinner
as one of the pleasantest features
of the day, and brought their own
old-fashioned picnic baskets pack
ed with good things. Teams and
automobiles started to file onto the
grounds early in the morning, al
though the formal program dld
not begin until 1870. Rev. George
A. Cooke, of Wilmington, made the
opening address, discussing under
the subject "The New Patriotism,
topics of vital interest to the peo-
ple attending the Harvest Home.
The afternoon address was de-
livered by the Hon. w. H. Berry
Collector of Port, of Philadelphia
who is well-known to many Della
ware audiences. Mr.. Berry talked
on Man and Monkey" The speak
err ridiculed the theory OF sclen
4 fists that man sprang from tn
monkey and claimed that II thl
3 were true man would never hav'
been able to accomplish all tina
! he has. eve are not from the jun
gle" said Mr.. Berry, "and nothln'
that has ever been found would IN
dictate that we are from the law
3 the Jungle" He contended tina
Z instead of mans work being CON
q pleted it is just starting and tina
y there remains much for man ye
to do.
In conclusion Mr.. Berry advise
his hearers to do their own poll
ical thinking. Don't let anyor
3 else do it for you. You can do
better Yourself" Speaking of
y man who ridiculed women's su
d frage the speaker said: If me
had done what they should ha'
3 done and had not sidestepped
Al would not have heard anythll
n about suffrage for century
81 come"
III In the evening there was a bal
81 concert at 7.15 o'clock and N
@ Berry made another adress at
M o'clock. Both addresses by t
N PENNSYLVANIA speaker were gre;
8 lv enjoyed. In the evening ne Ia
q ed on matters pertaining to lot
option.
q Throughout the day every p'
III sible care was taken to provide
n tertainment for the small chlldr'
a There were sand hills to play
u as we'll as a number OF otf
81 amusements. For the adults TN,
were several attractions lncluol
Ia a baseball game which was iarg
attended.
o. The chairman, Mr.. Klug,
nounced during the day that nj
already arranging for some
features in connection with n
years Harvest Home. For m
than a half-century the day
been one of interest to the ia
M ers of the entire countryside.
Newark post., 1915-08-25
Advisory Board To
Assist Labor Commission

At the last meeting of the Labor
Commission of Delaware the COM
mission took up general problem
covering the important question
of the commissions relation to the
public and the securing of the
best public cooperation to enforce
the laws and assist in the study OF
the child and woman labor condi-
tions in the State.
The discussion of this question
came about through written
statement presented by Miss jean
nette Eckman of Wilmington. Miss
Eckman has been acting for about
a year as secretary to the organ
izing committee for the general
service board of Delaware. A por-
tion of her work in this capacity
has required extensive field study
of civic and social problems in
many centers throughout the
United States which she has been
undertaking the last six months.
This field work has convinced Miss
Eckman of the large advantage
arising in many other states by the
use of voluntary advisory boards
: of citizens selected from among
those interested in each particular
problem. These boards, where in
. vited by various official commits
: sions and official bureaus, serve a
= valuable purpose in collecting In
y formation more thoroughly from
: the public as to violations of the
u law and as to conditions which
!; !; need improvement by rulings OF
!, - the official bodies or by legal en-
- actment.
y These voluntary boards assume
!. a responsibility and form con
" Meeting link between the officia
body and the citizens which by
practical experience has beer
found of great service in othel
l. states.
IS Miss Eckman's forceful presen
IS tation of the subject to the Labo
J. Commission resulted in the Labo
l. Commission unanimously approx
id ing of a motion offered by Com
N missioner Sypherd for the estab
20 lishment of Voluntary Advisor,
70 Board. According to the resolu
as ton, the new Advisory Board shal
re not exceed fifteen in number a
I'd any time and shall be selecte
Ill from names to be submitted to tn
m chairman, Charles Warner, and re
to ferred to the commission by lei
il. ter vote from time to time.
As the Labor Commission G
Delaware appreciates the bl
i problem it is confronted with l
~ the administration of the preser
=. laws, as we'll as the study OF a
III the conditions affecting the woma
:" and child labor within the State
~ !, Delaware, it is earnestly seekln
III III through every cooperative ste
al possible to secure the interest an
iei assistance of the citizens.
~ ~. This general plan has possipil
,u' ties of wide adaptation in assls
'he 'he ing many official bodies in the be
l lse ter conduct of their duties and
NY arriving at clearer understan
dc ing of the best methods to apply
y" rendering public service.
Newark post., 1915-08-25
Union Services Close Sunday

The last of the series of union
services on'the campus of Della
ware College will be held next
Sunday evening at $50. Rev. Her
man Klug, pastor of Ebenezer M.
E. Church, will preach the sermon.
if stormy the committee has ar
ranged to hold the services in the
OratOry.
Newark post., 1915-08-25
Accents New Position

A. H. Dean, Delaware College,
Glass 1914, paid a flying visit to
Newark friends on Sunday. Mr..
Dean was enroute for Emporium,
Pa, in the vicinity of Pittsburgh,
where he has accepted a position
with the Aetna Explosives Co. OF
that place.
Newark post., 1915-08-25
Bridge In Need Of Repairs

The Stanton bridge is reported
in such a dilapidated condition
that it is dangerous for heavy We
hicles to pass over it.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21

Geftern 2benb Bate berIeI6e bet bies
Tiger Stobt einen @dferItanb bon
46.4 SUB.
Die folgenben 0epeiden troferl
iDdbrsnb bes seitrisen sases bier
elm:
pittsburs, pa.--17.4 SUB, fallt.
Bbeeling, 20. @a.- BIB SUB, fdGt.
partersburg, %. $4,000 fteist.
aandpba 5ulIs, %. @u.--12.o, fGGt.
gbarleIton, SO. ga.- 1877 SUB, fdGt.
4ortsmout6, $50 Sub, iteigt.
gouisbias, ab.-20.3 SUB, fteist.
@0ansoille, Snb.-35.6 SUB, iteist.
yaFbOtle, nn,-37.2 SUB, fteist.
Chattanooga, senn.-32.8 SUP, fteigt
&anIas Gitp, MtO.-6.3 SUB, faGt.
Waempbis, Senn.-17.9 Sub, iteigt.
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0rb goobs. Gearft.
gfneinnoti, 20. D.a.

" u :, NO- xpd.
Die @efAafte tparen in Der perflofs
fenen Dode febr lebfnft, unb bic
preiie tparen feit. Sn mebreren JdIe
len finb bie preiis erbSbt porben. Die
Nuotirungen fparen tpie folgt:
granner nsIin-@reat gaas 6 SC.
min ec, linton 6Ac, gria6fon & & eHe,
srrtbern q 4Ae, yarSstd Il. IiaenoIia re,
2rppereu a3e;, be. s'4 21e; Utica 10-4 2se,
DO. g.4 26c. 5iooienoob 10,s 22he, DO. 81
2c1ae, BriebtoH 9'4 19e, DO. 10s4 2te.
@ebIef6fes Wuslin--Dam ff%e,
Jrnit Of ibe eocm s&c aoHsbaIe SIC, Waaion'
zine she. 9tl Sc, Dope 7kc. 6nr 8raHo
8 e. gorsst,De,glot 6%c ganebrafe eAc. 5iis
Rciperea 1o,4 25e, DO. 9'4 SOC. iitiea i6.i
SOC, DO. o.4 2se, Aoletpooo 1914 24ke, DO. e.I
22hc. 9rigbton 1904 2se. bo. 9,4 2fc.
Brtnts - gTneriean SbirtiBa Be. Cen,
trui Bari 4Hc, aHlerioan snbfao 61se DO.
gforrHing nrb g.one SIC, simpfor 0lonrHs
ina imb erahe 5hc. 8ariftc 1nia 80.
bee %. EatioHnI &c. snH 1oo sc. 6rioH 4s4e,
It6i a-gsaIber IKE, @oripoob 71kc, Cat
lnnn 40O'420 10e, ~outine o1zc, Sbelbn f01sc,
amostene " Q lie. Queen Of ibe gBeft *
ibes .Gusduetdrra lGhc gcneitoga g II i6c,
0tHabG "a M s-glmusfedd Ginple 84c aT
e &c, 4pereit Qtaftir 6hc, Nancaf.er etapIe
ele 1922 GIG sIngiion 5he. WlontroIe &c,
wIat ths-Snr aeli fBc. spoboI pru, Or
glabama 7he, CIb gtrainia eke, qocabontaS
bAe. ''''''"'
s--qterstt 15e. grorim,tb ,on,
eiWer lIc, BrfGbtoH fihe gruin n 10Ic.
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Gbtcaoo. 20. 0es.

DsissH. = Giir DEG. $l.18s-1.=
214; am S9luB $1.21. 5ir Rai
I.lss-1.22g; ON SdluB $1-22l,
WsIidtOrH. - iJiir DEG. 69-69ac;
am S4IuB 693c. Sir Wai 72s-
73ic; am S6lub 73tr.
9afsr. = Giir De5. 41s-415c; dm
S9IuB 41sr. Giir Tsai 44i-45tc;
am Sdlub 45tc.
ROsssn, - RO. 2, 1856.
@erite. - 60-70c.
Simutba. - $5.Oo-7.75.
al,e. = S1o.00-19.oO.
PORT. Giir San. $1S.60-18.s
72; am SdIuB $1s.72. Sir Rai
$1S.6o-1S.77; ON S8lub $1s.77.
Sduals. - 1giir San. 1906
go; am Sdlub 1857. Sir Mai
S9.95--10.00; am G9lub $1,000.
Rippsuieit.H. - 5iir San. $9.S5-
$50; am S9lub 1885. TSiir Wlai
$1o.20-10.27; om S4lub $10.25.
Butter. - Itartt b0bsr; CREAMERY
Gig. - Utartt bSbsr; 3ufu6r L.
s17 aiitsn. Syirits 29t-30c; orOiHarp
firits 27a-2sae; auf Osm Rurtt %
-30c.
aartoffsln. = Wortt bOber; 3us
fubr 33 Cars; Rihisan uHo @iscU1a
I'm psiBe 6s-75c; Miunsiotd, psibs,
Minneiota Sbios 65-72c.
9eiIiiuel. 9ebenoes, Martt boz
Der; edbne 11ac; Jriibiabrsbibnsr
l2Ac; Surtens 16c.
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3uder. - preiie fsjt. - Rdffis
nirter Gut 2odf $7.45; pofpSereS
$685.; Cubes $3.50; sranuIirter S6.s
55; GonFectioners %" S6.45; Of
.a' $500; tpeiBer .rtra 1854; srira
q" $3.50 per 100 pfiinb.
MoIaiiesif ftetia. - Rem OF.
lsans Open sseitIe 45-65c: gsntrifus
anl 22-32c per goIIone.
Bets. - Qo,iiiiana. Hunes 6eoo
6a6se; prima 53-5ie; orbindrsr
+Ae: .sapar 4a-5ae per pfunb.
Dairp. prsbutts
Butter. - Worst ruhis. aJrsiis
feit. - Wbolemilt EXTRA 38e; Gtns
'traliaeo srtra 35Ae; GentrdIi5eb firits
32e; bo. Getcnbs 29c; Gnnep Dairp
24e; g,adins stod 17h--19e per
pfun6.
adfI - waarft iietis. Obio tic;
glOrbtDeitlidsr l7t--19e; Rsp gort
l9c; Ghipsi5sr 26c: bo. Bird 1sAe;
2im6urgsr 17-17ac per pfunb.
Gier. - Martt rnbis unb preifs
fst: prima firiis Siibnsrsier 33e:
firffs 32t; orbindrs iirits 24c; iseoHbs
22r per 0ubenb.
@effisel. - Warit rubis. -
BroiIsrs 2 plumb unb oaruntsr 125s;
iiber slpsi Plumb 12s; Sdtns Bel
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Rem gOrt, 20. 9es.

- u = y ~ ~>NO'
wfebl. - Martt fsIt;; Sprins ga:
tents $5.60-6.0O; Dintsr patents
$5.45-5.65.
Wei5en. = Martt tart; go. l Gtt'
rum $1.33a T. o, 3. glep YOrf; 90. ]
Nortbern DULUTH $1.26t unb So. ]
ylortbern Wlanitoba $1.274 c. /. +
Buffalo. i5iir 9saember SIPS.
Weli6torn. = M2arft 6eina6e tie.
tig; 30. 2 gslbes 813c.
9dfer. = Martt itetig; gio. 8 met,
ber 46a-47ac.
Seu. - Wlurtt pillig; go. 1, ST.
20-1.25; go. 2, $1.071-L15; So.
3. 95e-$1.o2A; Shipping So 9ot.
6opfeu. - Mortt rubig; State,
oroinarer Bis duserleisner 1915, 20
30c; 1914. 5-10c; pacific Goat
1915, 11-15c; 1914, s--10c.
5dilte. - Martt rubis; gosota 30
Bic; Central 4merica 29c.
Geber. - Murtt feit; 6emlot firits
33-34c; ieconos -33c.
BORT. - Martt ftetig; MeB $18.s
75-1s.00; Gamilp $2O.50-22.50;
Sbort CLEAR $19.00-22.O0.
Beef. - Mlartt feIt; MeB $3.50
100; Samilp $18.0O-18.5O.
S4mal5. - gaartt itetis; Mibble
Deit $9.80-9.90.
aals. - Maartt 6sinabe Itetig; Gitp
&c; @Ountrp 71-8c; ipscnI SIC.
Buus. 9lartt itetig; Dometic
SJIssce Xxx, Ohio, 90 33c.
Reis. - Rartt rubig; fancp beab
5-54r; blue role 4s-43c.
Rolaiies. = Ulartt feit; Rem Or
leans open tettle, 40-50c.
3uder. - ROber, Warft fsft; Gem
trifusal $4.89; MOlafes, $4.12; .rufs
iinirtsr. gaartt rubig; Gut aoaf S.
85e; Gruibeb $6.75; WUulD ", So
40; Cubes $500; XXXX poposreb
S610; pOpbsrsO. $6.05; feiu graHuls
Iirtsr 1886; DIAMOND u, $5.95;
GoHfectiunsrs' u, $5,s5; SO. l, So
70.
Butter. - Uaartt fsit; 3ufu6r A.
45S. CREAMERY srtras 36sc; Greamerp
37-37ac; firits 29-35c; isconbs
25s-2sc.
eier. - Nartt f6pa6; 3ufu6r
$3.50. Srtf6 gsiammelte, srtra feins
1886; extra firftg 1856; firits
33-34e; ieeoubs 30-32c; tpsibs.
feline BIB iourp 5o-54c; brauHe 3S-
42c.
aGfe. - Tlartt ftttig. 3ufu6r L.
6oS; State ipbclemiIt ipetiaIs, 174c;
DO. fanrD 16a-17t; bo., ipeciuIs.
16lc; DO. fanrp, 164-16ac.
Gefliieel. - 9sbsnoss, preiIe uns
Gersinigte, Martt felt;
friid sialadtets Siibner 15-27c;
Sdbne 13-17ac; 5urtsps 23-27c.
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$5.80-10.90; aiibe unb s,eifers ST.
'80-8.20; adIber $6.25-9.50.
9 4nfe. -3ufubr 1900; Warft
ftetig. Wetfers $6.10-6.90; 2dms
msr $6.90-9.60.
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8iebmarft
Gincinnnti 20 0n

Ginetnnati, 20. Deg.
3ufubr unb YsrIanot nabreno Der
leBtm AS Sttnbsn, persIi6en nit osrs
lslbsn 3sit osr Isstsn Dote, iino pis
folgt:
3afubr RinbU. Sdiusine S6afe
l3. Deg. -. 2138 6O7S 6lO
20. DEG. =. 1920 4781 552
gsrionSt tpdbrsnb bsrielbsn 3eit:
RiHoU. S6neine S9afs
13. Se5. -. 228 1886 -
20. Deg. -. 90 1886 -
RtnoDie6. - SbpObl bic gu
fIbr bsute serins mar, 10 mar biefsls
be bod bebeuteno sr6ssr als bic
yladfrass unb bic prtiie iielen um
1o-15c in nandsu Jdlen iosar um
25c. gute Siodsrs uuo 5ssoers iiub
itstis; uHoer. Iansfam uno fdtpad.-
Nil4tiibe iinb Iansium uub um SO
big S. per Stiid nieorigsr.
TstttIsr, unb i6tpsre stier, 800
800; O4fen $3.00-6.00; Tl.is
idsr Stisre $5.25-7.0O; aussrIefen.
big srtra s725-7.75; 9sifers $3.50
800; auserlsitne Biz ,rtra Se.25-
700; aiibs $4,000: auserlsi.ns
big srtra $5.25-5.50; Gamers $500
-3.S5; RiIdtiib. $3.50. sios
ders uRb Jsebers: Stisrs $780,
70; 6eifsrs S4.0o-5.5o; Rib. $500
-4.50.
guIIen. - Die 3ufubr Don Bull
len mar bsuie serins unb Der Rartt
itart. Die pr,iie itisgsn I'm 1o-15c
per 100 pfunb.
5stts guIlsn $5.75-6.25; Bologna
$5.0o-5.75; massre unb l,i9t. $4.0oI
800.
adIbsr. = Die gsatfrage mar
cine CUTE unb Die befIsrsn lsidten aGls
Der itieseu Inn 25-50c per 100 pio.,
bic sefpObnIidxn bIieben uHpsrdnbsrt
i'm preile.
5stte adlber $9.5o-9.75; fair bis
quite Iei6te S6.50-9.50; Orbindre unb
sroBe $4.00-9.25.
S6peiue. Die pr.iIe iti.ssn
sl.i4 gu 2lnfaus um 1886 infolse
serinesr 3ufubr. 0ie m.iit.n Jlsis
ideriorten itisssn I'M 15-2oc unb
5ertel Tim 15-20c. Ginias lei6te
gsrianbtiorten bra6ten 35c mebr ais
am Samitas.
@ute Bis auserIsisne @srianbts
linb 5lsiitxriortsn $6.85-6.90; aez
miidte Ysr7urbtiorteu $6.60-6.85;
ruserIsieue miitIere 100 Bis $50 Pfb.
S6.65-6.75; leiht. YeridnStiortsu
l55 unb psniser S6.50-e.75; JsrteI
l10 pfuno unb tpeuiser $400-6.00;
,rbinGre bts auserIeisns ibtpere fette
Sdue $5.o0-6,5o; Stoss $500
800.
g dale unb odmmer - Die
3ufubr mar aismlid srob, bod parsn
,ie bsiieren I.i9ten admmsr rnr. Die
luaIitdt i'm aassmcinsn mar f9leGt
lno bic prsiTe trnim itetis.
S6ofe, .Itrd, S5.75-6o0; quite
'is aussrlsiene $5.00-5.65; prbiEdre
'is fair $3.00-4.90. 2Gmmer, ertra
$50; CUTE Bis auserIsisne $S.25-
'.4o; orbindrs Big fair S6.0o-s.oo;
yuIIen $5.50-6.75.
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gbfedao. 0. 90. 0o.

Sdpeins. - 3ufubr $1,000;
Warit unreesImGbis. nisbrissr, bod
fdicb itart. Bull $500 6.65; Iei9te
$5.95-6.55; semiitte $6.1o-6.75;
idtpsre S6.25-6.S0; robe 1925
6.35; Jsriel $4.75-5.90.
Rinbpieb. - 9ifttr $4,000;
Warit i4pa4. gMtips g3f Stisrs
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ussrtns esnfs. .,iaists.
'ssIs, psnss nab xitien IN Rem Dsri.

Osf3dit itspabtere srrbtn SO 3--8J+f. biz
iontiri. Bsdiel auf gonesa DareH aetis
yu <.68 tlr 90 Gage ei4t; 6sbtI.Gatpei.
iunssn sara unb Gidt. UtdisI eA72k.
strsnes Sidt 6.s4. ksbsl b.s3. 1arf
SiHi n. aabd 771s. 2ires Siht s.56,
&abt s.65, Rubsl Si1t SlA;. Rabel 80;
SiIbsr' Barren S41s, Nsgisanii&s Dollars
6uieumarft. - Die capitalization
wareu bsate tonansebeno uRb battsu iait
bus4msg 0epinHe ~ usr3eiAneR. Cont
absr mar bsr Ularit ungeressft.
otfeu1sAp asttex.
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oInk.RaH Hritstea.
Dfenfaa. q. 0es.

Der ObiOflub 1T nod tart i'm
Steissn besriffsn unb ipiro pobl einen
WaHsritanb bon anndbsrno 80 5uB
srrsi9su. glm Mittrpc6 piro Der i5Inb
,pcbl istnsn aSIspllu,t srrei9t baRn.
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@em iithIf6.

SrGulein: Sine pcittarte pesa
balb tommeu Sic benn beute 70 fritbp
Seitie2"
grieftrGesr: .8eil bd Sbr S4db
i6reibt. bob Sie um neun llbr an Der
gnupncenubr fetn ioIIer. iest iit's ia
ibpa preipiertsl!" N
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ueberftbt bes Cincinnati
Mearftes,
Sir bic NsntaG ben 20. Deg.
1915 smbisenss E8s4..
Gineinnafi 20. 0ea.

~ =" y |" {" - a -Ss -NOs
Die naGfols.nben Nuoiirunaen tes
aieben fi@ nur ouf gnaros 1ronss
aitipnsn. Bel ileintr.n Gd&dften
spernen ettuas h5here Wreiie bere4nst.
proptfionem
g 1mals. - printa S!sam
9.45-9.55e; Jamilp 10-10ae.
|SrodensefaI1ensB JIsif&.
Sborl ekar Gsiten. loie 10s-11t;
grtra Ibort clear Ssiten 10t-10ae;
ibort Rippenfeitsn 10--10ae; Bel
Lies 11--11Ac.
Bacon. Short cs.ar Ssita,
11A-12e; ertra fbort clear Gsiten
11A-11ae; fbort Rtpp.ni.ttm III
-11ie; Bellies 122-13}e per pfinb.
Gusar gureb GIeif9. -
S3instn 16a-17t: pienic G6ultern
12-12ac: Breaif.it Bacon 19--2Oe;
ShIltsrn IN pad.ten 12-12ac: Hep
Dort Gut 12-12ae; irodene Beef
Sdinien 23-25e Der gfunb.
Sabsep5teItes Jleif6. -
S6inl,n 15--15sc; pienic GduItern
11-11ac: Bellies 16--18ie; S4hts
tern 14-11lt: SGult.rn. u. ..
Gut bo. 114-11ac per pfunb.
Grif&es Hr.tf&. - eainisn
13--13se; aJienic Shultern 10a-
lie; @hultern 10a-11s; fhort Rips
penfeiten 10a-11e; ertra ihcrt clear
penf.iten 1O-101c: srira ibort clear
Rippeni.iien 10s--11c; Bellies. Iei4s
Z: 16s-17c: Bellies. Idrrs IL
12e.
MebI unb getretb.
Webl. - Winter paient $500
600; g3int.r fdnep $5.45-5.55;
Wtnter gamilp $4.90-5.00; Wintsr
ertra S4.45-4.65; Dintsr orbinarss
$4.25-4.45; 6artes Wtisen patsnt
$6.0o-6.45; Sartss W.i3.n fancp
S5.60-5.s5; 5art.s W.i5sn Gamilp
$4.65-5.oo; RossmmsbI, norbtpeits
li9es, semiIdtes $5.30-5.55; rsinss
Gitp Roassnmsbl S5.40-5.65; Gita
gemifdtes Rpss.nmeh $5.oo-5.56.
Wet3en. - To. 2 rotber Dinter
$1.24-1.26; 80. 8, $1.O-12S;
Ro. 4, $1.13-1O.
Weli9forn. - Ro. / ipeib.s
-; Ro. 2 bo. 71-72c; Ro. 3 DO.
70-71e; 0o. 4 bo 68-69c; Ro.
5 DO. 66a-67ae; 80. 6 bo. 64a-
65ae. - glo. ! sslbes -; Ro. 2 DO.
71-72c; go. 8 bo. 70-71e; Ro.
4 DO. eS-69e; go. 5 DO. 66A-67h;
no. 8 DO. e4a-65ac; go. 1 ges
miTttes -; go. 2 DO. 71-72e;
go. 8 DO. 7O-71t; go. q DO. 6s-
eOc; SO. 8 bo. 66t-67ae; 9o. 6 DO.
64s-65ac. 3OIbentOrn, ipeibes 67-
69c: aoIbentorn. selbes. 68-7Oe;
aoIbsutorn. ssmtf9t.s. 67-69c.
Rpaaen - go. 9 S1.00-1.01;
Io. 8 9S-99c; go. 4 1856.
6afer. - go. Q tpeiber, 45a-
46c; G.anbaro ipsibsr 44--44ie;
grrtbnxit,rn SO. 3 tpeib.r 45-46e;
gp. 8 ipeiber 42a-43e; go. A treibsr
40k41he; gaO. 2 semii9ter 42a-
43t; go. 8 asmii6ier 42-42ac; Ro.
4 semiidtsr 39-41e.
MhiSfs
@srtauft tpurben 663 Bbls. Die
Killers Iinifbsb Goobs auf Der Bats
bon S1.39 per galons.
Groceries.
Raffee. - eSand 23-30t Ufrs
ia 29-3Oe: Guatemala fonth 19e;
30. eaiter 17ae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-21
MetaH marft.
glep gort, 20. 0e3.

aupfer. - Rartt fsit; GIectrOIptic
$20,25.
gii.n. = Wlnrtt felt; go. l Nors
ttern $19.5o-2o.00. go. 2, $500
1850; go. l Soutbern $3.50
1000; Ro. 9, $19.oo-19.50.
3inn. - Wartt fsit; $3.50.
9lsi. - Sff.rirt $5.4o.
Sp,Iter. - Geine Guottrlng.
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6duts. ~ Warft mar rnbia unb
pilIis,r. 1abseiuI5ene gso. l 15a-
Ice per pfunb. Ro. 2 DO. 14a -15c
per pfunb. Gitp Builders frif6e 16
16he; bo. Gountrp 12a -13c; fris
fdx aalbfsIIs 1s--1sAe; 1o. / guIIsn
l2e. 20. 2 tp. lie
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Yferbe ,tab Ny2a,tle{el.
Gincinnati. 20. 0es.

Die Gei4dfte tuarsn fOsuiasen auf
Dem Stillitanb unb bic preiIe iinb
nrr ipsnig psrdnosrt. gla6ftebenbe
Auotlrunsen fparbsu nambnft sss
ma6t:
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ss:ssi b 8; .s ~, sis s;s ::.ss,sssi; s;s. 4
g.@ACAe.en:4bi y iezl4 Seal. ~. obi ySr... 60
SO. Z HsssS. is.iii 10. sos. ' ssi' ts.... 81
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grts q. u o<rseSA sSMl zer. .A4as.fi. IS
4rie een. II. ....7 7s l1btgt4bs. abf. 81. eoH
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Br. Rortb. 1. A.. ssxfiinleu Ble. d, r.. !, sah
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SML " - q. ~. ,sserl Tern. ~. ls.... s1N
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ODiis Welbntarttc.
9iatinnatt % He. 10

Gtntinnati. 20. Ees, 1915.
einIas esn ben BaRien tatten eine rsd5t
ssis Ne&irage na& 9arlehen Az perseidts
ren uno bic Oeiddfte i'm d1asmeinen ma.
rem redf Isbbait. Die 8insraten iinb I'M.
psrtnbeyt gsblisbeu. fdr Darleben ON
eau wufben bon ben ganfen Az btrs6net,
natrsnb Veiddftspapisre Az t--6E biSion.
TIT Dsrbsn. Sm oiieasn Searste purben
gartebsn ON eaus su sK--4E uHb suI
Seitlu 4--4HS plaeirt.
SsAid ssf Nss psa
1nr6ea 5n 10e Tisioato per $1,000 spiiAen
HaHten peyfouit. Die GonRtsygsts betrdgt
sOs granis psr $1,000.
"sslg 81 essspG
sidt. .BsAfel auf 9onbon purben ~ 4.75
AT1k per Sfo. Sterling quotirt. Gar
Wt4ld euf Berlin wurben e2e fur Darf
esrsaHet, iir @edfel aai BariS fske pro
Srsns. .auf dmhsrbam 43Xe pro euiben
nne aui 1itn 15e per Rrons, 2ireS Ice,
Hubsl ~, Granes (e4psiD lsXc.
esatss cbitssssssss
narsn rutig uno itetig. Die DaRIea qus'
tlreu uie fslet;
Ginsaut Herlani.
~ Bombs 1925 Coup. .f0eK ll04
~ BuHbS, 1918 ...... .1olA -
2ss Ycnbs, 1880. ..... 99 -
Sy yanaHia. a.......... % -
~ Eonama ........ .101K
etssrtns esnfs.aaists.
Iis t1midts i'm bisfssn gleaYixetsufe
bsiiefen fidy beute ouf e5,684 800.
esssi Osfssttsks.
Ga Der 86Iis Iisgsn bic Gefhaite san,
unb gar barnieoer unb bisieibsn tperbeR iit)
aud niAt uisbsr bsben bis uaa ben Seier'
tdaen. Die grtiis atsr bIieben hstig. Der.
fanft wuroeR:
First Call.
2s aftiem Gin. 6as unb electric 80. 75k
hfiien Gin. 1ns unb GIsetrte 75%
Second Call.
100 'nftien umer. Houing wlin. ...... feth
df,lsn urIer. Boiling Whn ...... 1ss
20 uitien Qtn. yas ino electric 80. f1h
Q dffisn Ohio Gtaie 1ei. .......... 35i
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-07-26
PLANS PROGRAM OF
NATIONAL DEFENSE

Washington, July 26.-With the
publication of the note warning Ger
many that any repetition of acts by
her submarine commanders in viola
tion of American rights would be re-
garded as deliberately unfriendly"
the United States government awaited
further developments.
On the heels of the dispatch of the
German note came announcement at
the White House that President Will
son, on his return to Washington, will
confer with Secretaries Garrison and
Daniels on q program of national de-
fense. The White House statement
follows:
THE president has been consider
ing every phase of the matter of ma
tional defense and intends Immediate
ly on his return to Washington to
confer with the secretary of war and
the secretary of the navy, his pur-
pose being to procure information on
which he can formulate a sane, rea-
sonable and practical program of ma.
tional defense"