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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-05-07

The Cathay was a Danish steamed
She was built in 1898 and was Of 25s
tons net register. She measured q
feet long, and was owned in Copen
nagen.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
MARROW EsGAPE||''
From Death Has Mail CaFfleE
When His Team Runs
Away.

WHITE LAKE. S. D.. Aug, ~.
BENJAMIN Lloyd. mail carrier on
rural route running out of lsske
Lake, had a thrilling .expex1aH
during runaway. and experf
all the sensations of a tramp In III Az
Ing the bumpers on q freight or ~ 81
senger car GA
While he was driving along ak
good speed the wagon tongue
down and struck the ground. ne
scared his horses. and they 5umpe1
nurIfng the wagon end over end ARD
wrecking it. When the debris Ql tals
vehicle struck the. ground the
carrier was caught in the wreck
and, In this position he was dfaeE
a mile or two before the frtghteHea
horses could be stopped q.
Lloyd was badly cut and brMssea
as the result of his unusual and Thrill
ling experience. but regards itmsek
as being fortunate In escaping Win
his life ssr
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
Nude WOOD NYMPH
CAUSES EXCITEMENT
.Ih' MILITARY CAMP
Reckless Maiden Fits About
near Post of United States
Soldiers.

LACROSSE. Wis, Aug. t14-A por-
ton of the United States army en-
camped at SPARTA has been suddenly
demoralized without the firing OF a
nymph,. who startled Farmer Val
Busby, almost out of his boots and
successfully eludad Sherif George
Boss, Humane Officer George Manuel
and several posses OF Spartans, is the
demoralizing agency. She appearec
on the fringe OF woods near the en-
campmett and It was with the utmost
difficulty that imaneuvers were con-
tsnued. After the excitement suosid-
ed and the soldiers were in nervous
slumber, sentry saw her again rignr
in the midst Of the camp. but at the
command of halt, she scampered into
the woods.
oficers' hunting for the mysterious
woman have found plenty Of foot
prints. They believe her insane and
they say the soldiers at camp soon
will be. too. dfshe5 Is net captured
Tourists camps which are thickly
scattered throughout the vicinity.
were much wrought up over the beau
tiful wood enymph. The sentry who
saw her agrees with farmers and train
men, that she is strikfngly beautiful.
So far her sole attire has been smile
and a dainty lace boudofr cap. Her
footprints show that she has small,
shapely feet. The conviction grows
that she is member of some camp
OF .sback to nature faddists." or that
she is simply having an immense
amount of fun at the expense of the
countryside. A proposition. believed
to have emanatef from coterie OF
JEALOUS women, that bloodhounds be
employed to run down the "nymph"
and solve the problem has been re-
jected The sheriff says the girl is
not harming anyone and he hopes she
will have her fun and get away with
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
REsIGN!NG PASTOR
! CALLS HIS FLOCK.
BUNCH OF GOsSIPs
s1Your Limit is a Ten Cent
Dance He ID clares in
a Sermon.
CEDAR GROVE,

CEDAR GROVE, n. J., Aug. a.
The Rev. DR. George McCulloch, pas
tor OF the Union Congregational
church here, called members of his
congregation a dot OF village Cos
sips in a recent sermon. when he
announced his reasons for resigning
his charge.
DR.. McCulloch's church Is the only
one 1 nthe village. He declared he
was discouraged and disguised afetr
two years effort to build it up.
Some of you are talking about en-
larging this church" he said. What
for? There are sixty-hve people in
this congregation this morning and
only forty-one are members Of this
church sWhere are the others? /
came to this village with high hopes
OF being able to accomplish some
thing. found a hopelessly sunken
community, village of gossips, a
town where the chief delight is to de-
stroy the work of the hands of some
one else.
1--WE have town hall in this vii.
lage- owned by private corporation,
but the only amusement provided IS a
10 cent dance'once week They call
them band concerts. The band CON
sists of a miserable cornet, squawky
violin and tinpan piano.
81 have asked why they never have
a good lecture or real musicale in
the town hall. They tell me the peo-
pie would not support It. have sat
isfied myself that this is true. Your
limit is 10 cent dance"
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
.BARELEGGED GIRLS
ARE The LATEST
Philadelphia Lassies< Balk on
New York'.s Latest
Fashion.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Aug. IA
New York's latest fashfon:a nnounce-
ment, barelegged girls, gave Phila-
delphia quite a shock. no advance
information having been released on
IT. -
A hurried investigation on Chest
nut street disclosed numberless
pretty girls with pretty legs in plain
sight, but all had on those ehtranc-
ing flesh colored silk stockings. Re-
serve Oficer Ryan, stationed at Sew
enth and Chestnut questioned about
the new fashion, said: E
"There is nothing to 1t. Don't
get excited: be satisfied. There
pretty enough as they are. A Phil
adelphia girl who keeps up on the
fashions said: .Werefuse to go bare
legged to please New York or any
body else'."
INQUIRY at department stores dis
closed. the tnfofmation that during
the hot spell girls are buying mems
socks and pink cali garters. -
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
FAIR BATHERS NO
LONGER IN DANGER
OF TAPE MEASURE
Atlantic City Cops Must Take
Measures with Optics,
Says Mayor.

ATLANTIC CITY, Auf 14.-At1an.
tic City's official tape measure is out
of commission-perma
No more are pretty girls on the
beach to be subject TO the danger of
being held up by SONIC puritanically
inclined beach cop while he deter
mines with the tape whether the hem
OF her natty bathing skirt comes with
in the required three inches of her
sha pely knee.
Nor are audacious1y costumed maids
to be photographed in the process of
being so measured before the clicking
glare OF moving picture machines.
Nothing of that sort will occur here
after. Whatever measurements are
taken must be taken OFFICIALLY
Because Mayor William Riddle is
exceedingly disturbed lest the wide
spread showing of a mock measur-
ing scene upon the beach conducted
by picture syndicate may do Allan
tic city untold injury. William II.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
Dog BIZ rs
III is OJ11'n
Hcense
Appears before City Official
with Note and Money

.oTfUMWA.s ffa.,,i Aag. 44Biil
Blystone. local drayman has q
e dog that h he 5 Sea,es = the ms'' IN
Mr.. BIystone having received no:
tice to buy az dog license, sent the
dog to the city clerks once to ptr-
chase the tag. The dog after scratch
ing on the tfioorFfn the clerk 8 ONCE
was admitted. Carrying an envet-
cpe to the deslsof Clerk Lynch. ehe
dropped The note at the feet OF the
official and sat on his hind legs while
IT was being read! Clerk lynch
found in the envelope q dollar bill
and a note regulating the dog tax.
Afixing the metal tag to the col
lar of the dog and retaining the
money he opened the door to let the
doggie go to his master. =
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
COAI SITUATION
TSsEN COURAGING
Present Conditions Promise to
Lay Foundation for Big
Foreign Trade.

Il = a . q. u =
The Wall Street journal mas .ne e
following editorial concerning tne
coal situation in this cOHntry
Imp6ftance of the world Coal situa-
ton grows rapidly At no spievfou q,
time In history have the internaslonal
relations OF coal been PETER s1oWn
than during the last 1ortnignL pom
the former srittsh smnaIEe lo NO. IN 3 z
the report OF an even more 3rasuc one
that 10 to limit expectation OF GOALS 20
British colonies and protectorates 2.
Full confirmation is LACKING, put ~
would seem that such policy lot
Great Britain u Impossible. al worst,
It cannot be permanent.
Vtcisstudes IN the BRUSH coal
trade have occurred In the last 1eys
months, with complete dlsregara O.
accustomed British st s N com CON-
mercfei relations ana IN econo - E
lays On NAY - aeai an annr psrs s.c sns
10 e; ~ arttiss soIonies. to the allies and
to Portugal. The British coal retail
prices committee took control OF
prices ana uistraousion: 9 saeas "a
eVs g. ~ S..,as;ve nafrlntfsm and
elounence Of Lloyd george. threaten.
ed British national life, at its vitalN
the Munitions questions; a new
emoaIgo - ue $500 80 Wa reai-
Yes az never before. the peril to Its
very existence as control OF the ma
jority of European coal production
passes 70 IT'S eneniesi p,4;s go nov
a. ffno ov 55s see So,ge,- rests British
trade. nationa1 supremacy and the fate
of the empire. Before the war the
allies had an outputsof sos, ooo!0oO tons
az ms %as The re- Tapton tom
~ iaaene 'nrodmced a17 900, 900 tons
year. Now. with the fall OF Warsaw,
the Russisr Pittsburg. the coal fields
OF Belgium. France ana E Thsi are are
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

The board of education of Simpson Dis
trict. Harrison County, W. Va, will re-
Tuesday, August q. 1913. for repairing a
one room school building on Brushy Fork
o GFsek sP pee are on le at the
Bridgeport, w. Va, and at the office of
the County Superintendent, myth floor
Union Bank building. Clarksburg, w. Va.
The contractor will be required to give
the amount of the contract price according
to law.
The Board reserves the right to accept or
reject any or all bids.
(Signed)
LIB. sUPLER President of Board.
GEORGE TETER. Secretary of Board.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15

q little cold milk, add sugar. salt and
we'll beaten egg; add to the boiling
milk and boil ten minutes. Remove
from hre. when cold put into freez-
ar and add the raisins and Vanilla
Freeze the same as ice cream. This
amount makes eight medium sized
he1pings.
c6rnstarch. salt. havoring. .O2; eggs.
salt, which is about OF.
Frozen Tapioca Pudding.
cups milk.
1-2 cup tapioca.
cup sugar.
IA cup dried currants.
2 eggs.
Level teaspoon salt.
1-2 teaspoon grated nutmeg.
Ice and salt.
Wash the tapiocas cover with one
cup Of saold water. let stand two
hours. Put In top Of double boiler
with the milk and boil one hodr.
have been beaten together; add cur
rants and davoring. When cold put
into freezer and freeze the same as
Ice cream sts wa
This makes about eight large
helpings.
Cost-Milk. .O8; sugar. .03 IA;
eggs. .05; currents, .02 LIZ: tapfoca,
salt and fayoring, .03 Ia. Total
~. Ice and salt, about .07.
Frozen Cocoa Pudding.
cups milk.
cup sugar.
tablespoons cocoa.
/; i tablespoon cornstarch.
4 teaspoon salt.
n reaspoon vanilla extract
Put the milk on to boil, add the
sugar, cocoa and cornstarch. which
have been mixed with little cold
milk; boil ten minutes; add salt and
vanilla. When cold put into freezer
and freeze the same as ice cream.
3 Cost-Milk. .0s;: sugar. .03 Ia;
cocoa. .02; cornstarch, davoring and
salt. .O1 3-4. Total. .15. Ice and
salt. about OF. This amount makes
about eight medium sized helpings.
Frozen Dreamed Rice.
cups milk.
1-2 cup rice.
cup sugar
IA cup seeded raisins.
i teaspoon salt.
A little grated nutmeg.
Ice and salt.
Wash the rice through several
waters: put on with one cup of boil
ing water; boil until the water Isl
absorbed; then add the milk. Put
boiler over water and boil slowly, or
simmer Tor put In fireless cooker)
until rice is very tender. Add sug-
ar. salt and f1avoring; beat three
minutes. When cold put into freez-
err; add the ratsins. which were
washed in warm water and put
through the food chopper. Freeze
same as ice cream.
sugar, .03 Id: raisfns, Oh ga; salt
and nutmeg. OF IL. Total. .16. Ice
and salt. about OF. This amount
makes eight good sized helpings.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
ATTACKED BY BEAR
Performing Bruin in Gypsy'
Camp Badly Injuries Lit
lie Girl. &
PHILADELPHIA,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l4A
performing bear in gypsy camp;
near Seventh street and Haverford'
avenue the other day broke awas
from it's keeper and ponnced upon
seven year old Ruth Hafncs, OF NosS
$40 North Simpson street.
move to save the child the bear he'd
a nav full of Ruth hair and part
of her scalp about four inches
souare. The child was takenisto A.
hospital. where physicians belteFea
they will have to resorts to skin
grating to heal the wound.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
CORNSTALES
Twelve Feet High Grown by a
Farmer OF Line olll,

LINCOLN. Neb.. Aug. ia
stalk of corn eleven feet high. In fun
tassel, is ON exhibition at the Con-
mercial club. It was grown by Je2sp5
A. Pound on a. seven acre aaeld neat
o street.
The average of, this Lancaster
county field. Mr.. Pound says, is sens
feet. and some of the stalks rearl
as high as twelve feet.
A yield of $50 bushels to the acre
was Indicated when Mr.. Pound dug
up row of potatoes hundred f9s
long. which yielded two bushels ana Z
three pecks. no says
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
PUDDING
RECIPES ARE
GIVEN
Cool, Nutritious Desserts for
Hot,s Summer Days.,
Says Mrs. Scott.
By MRS. ANNA b. SCOTT
CuIi14aly Expert Of the Philadelphia


North American.
would like to Introduce my read
ers to something In the way Of eco
nomical and tasty desserts-frozen
buildings. Not only are they simple.
cheap and easy to make. but they are
very nutritious.
The frozen pudding Is particularly
desirable during the summer. when
ono feels a craving for cooling foods.
as well as cooling drinks. There Is
little inclination on the part OF any
OF us to partake of warm dessert.
and there Is every reason for US to
get nourishmenf from frozen des-
sert. 49,
am giving today recipes for max
ing four frozen puddings; taking or
binary cornstarch. tapioca pudding.
cocoa pudding and Dreamed rice and
converting them into frozen buildings
in few minutes.
These are but few of the pos
abilities. Many other puddings and
common desserts may be handled In
with small additional trouble.
In looking over the recipes some
OF my readers may be surprised to
notice that I add a teaspoon of salt
1t will not hurt the pudding. Just
try it and see how much additional
flavor the salt gives the frozen pud-
ding.
/, am sure that after the houswife
has made frozen pudding and found
how 1t pleased the tired husband
and the children, she viii put 1t on
her regular list of summer dishes.
The four recipes follow:
Frozen Cornstarch Pudding,
cups milk.
tablespoons cornstarch.
i tablespoon sugar.
Level teaspoon salt.
1-2 teaspoon vanilla.
2 eggs.
tablespoons seeded raisins. put
through the food chopper.
Ice and salt, 3 parts ice and 1
part salt. Salt is always saved and
used second time.
Put the milk on to boil on top of
double boiler. Mix cornstarch with
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
..LITTLE WILLIE
out of . Job when Show Company
Strands.

DARBY, Pa. Aug. 14.-After FIVE
days spent with the stranded show.
which has most Of it's props" in
pawn In livery stable pending pay
ment of debt Of s35. Little VIII
lie," the biggest fat boy ever seen In
this section, has thrown up the job,
According To- other members OF
the show Little Willie's" chief oc-
cupation was eating, and when the
show stranded It was a bad day for
him.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
DIES MAKING WILL.

ELIZABETH, N. j., Aug. .14-whi1e
Brandhurst, 81. was stricken dead
with heart failure in the home OF his
son. Albert Brandhurst. here His
family had urged him to write will
to dispose OF his $125.o0O estate. Short
ly after he was raised up in hds bed
to direct Lawyer Herbert In proper
ing the will he suddenly fell over dead.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15

Bartlett. director OF public safety. has
issued more explicit orders Beach Of
ficials are sterniy commanded 10, aboI-
ish the official9tape measure abso-
lately and grant no further permits
TO, movie syndicates. Meanwhile the
whole beach is laughing about it. :
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15

Joe! wher sdid you, get them nice
fresh oysters so early IN the season
You can get them at Smithy's Restaur-
ant, Pike NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-15
TRY Aeais:

HARLAN Ia. Aug IN.
A. Berg, "a, and Mrs. Anne il
Berry, IS, have been married
here by the Rev. NJ Broy1SsS.
Mr.. and MRS. Berg we're d.
vorced March 3 and their sew
en- children divided among
them. They patched DIP their
differences and Will tfy.again-
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RIeinerSrrthum.. u NJ.

Serr 8ipfer but fiir feline peritcr.
bene Satin BEL einem SteinHresen eis
ren @rabitein beiteIlt ltnbs Gugeoro.
net, baB eieier feline dnoere SHibrift
erbalteu ioae uIs: r8tabe FAINT! anf
@ieoerieben!" s-s~l+
galb rel1te ibn biefes ieonf, er eebt
oaber in iein 8ufieebaus uHS Iabt iih
nrit benz Dfeiiter teIepboniid oerbiu-
ben ,Salob, bier @rabftein uno
0torumeHenerSeuger 4Iopfer, .uer
oort?" toni es Inn eiltgegen ySier
9ripotier 3ipier! geftelte 9ormittas
bel sSbnen eineu Srabfteiu rne :.
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id, oienen?" ilrrt es in Der Sornnp
ifeI. ga, alio,~ antpprtct Serr
3ipfer, lid modte aerue rtt Dem
Stein fir meine ieIiee 5rau rritIt
BLOB babel, pie id Sbnen iagte -
,Rube ianitl gluF @ieoeriebenl@ II
1onbern iesen Sie, bite, nod btrt5r
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SSerr 3ipfer bel, .Deun nod Tlat
it'll" ,gitte iebr," anttuprtet e.
fuieber, .peroe iofort InoroHungen
aeben - iaipobl, iuIpobI, miro
prompt geIiefert iperoen Gienitas
tpiro Der Steiu oufseitellt oanfe--
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scr 8eg gum Ssrieobof ime iiebt idea
pom lpeite1n ben neuen Stein iu Der
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meno aIio las: ..Rnbe ianftl aui
@ieoerieben i'm SimuleIl RetiirIidl,
lpenn nod Bios it'll"
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bier am Gin9ang SuiammeHgfuHDen.
Damn gebeH ale poll Subel In ,oS
Snnere bss Bauperis, um fiA bic
ginri4tungen naber an5uiehsn. Su
bem aIlentbalben nit elettrii6em qid,t
beleu6teten 9auptflur iiebt man sine
Reibe S9afe bl5tsnb umberirrsn.
Das ipu6tise @etp0lbs aittert uup
br0bnt. = 10 sepaltiss @r6sit Ders
ri9tsu oie mobernen NafbineH, bic
fir 2uftDerbeiierung. Beleu4tung.
WdiierSufubr unb 2uftbei5uHg unanff
borli9 iorgen. @Grme ftrDmt aus
allen gden DEG @ertes. Gtpa Bonn.
in @erldnssruns Des 9ausflurs ses
lansen mir cine Sreppe lints gu gros
ben MafdinenrGumsn, redts gu ben
pan3ers uno observation-disclosures
Die Diele Munition Iiest bier in eros
Gen HGumen Inter ben BanSertbiir
men unansebro9en! Rein Sdub. nid7t
eiHmal Elm JlintenihuB III DerIhois
Zen. Wtr ldiien lns DON ovH Wsai6i
utften bas Ri6tsn uHo 8sbisHeH Der
sstpaltigsn Ssftise 5sigen. Cine
Srspps fiibrt uns Johann in bic get
r6umisen Wannfddftss uno Diff
5iersitubsn, iotpis in einen beheren
Raum, ani6siuenb bds OffiSiersta'
fino. Gin 5einihmeder bat bereits
einen ansemein Don Solpatsn NOD
melt mebr sfddbten Raum, cine gro
Be Spsiistammer. uufgetban. Dort
ftsbsn eetpaltiee 9onnen, Biz oben
bin esiiilt nit Butter. @irige, hie
bereits bapon gstoitet, meineH, liz lei
nG9 Dsutfdem 9sidmad su iebr gez
Ialaen; ni6tsbeitOnsuiser finbst fie
reihli4e glbne6mer. 9dmif niht aez
mug. Giniss 1yGfier Bier, tpenn aud
uidt gang 70 gut fpie unitr Wliinbe
nsr, einsema6tes Sbit, &GIe Rartof
feln, grot unb fonit allerlei aute
0inss tpdrsn I6nell in beuti1en BE
| IiB ibersegaugen. Snbes bate be
reits baut feiner sutsn Spiirnaie eia
ner meiner aamerabsn ben @ingang
gum @einteller gefunbsn. Sie Sbiire
mar 3tpar perT9IoHen, aber oas ipdr
natiirlib tsiu Gntiagunssgruno. Gin
bsrber sdlas uub {tpn itduSen bic
oidsn Rotbtpsiuflaiden fudeno Dor
uns. Sdneaer bsnn js tpursH bic
&oriensieber aus pem in 8eIgien
ppbIssSlten MeHsrssntnbe gssosen.
Cine - sipei - brsi - ia, iosur bic
pierts bidbdudige 5laI6e mubte bds
ran glauben. sSm iibrigen mar mon
aIlgsnlsin Der Weinung, DaB, bic Or
Iebniie bes beutiseu 5ases ebenio
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auf erislsrsider FatrDmills Dol
ytamur.

8efsbI: .Grtuubisen Sic nit adj
g,icnieren unt,r 9ebsdune burd sineu
3ua s5nfan!sris ois SpiBs nes Weriss
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iunsen an bsmieIbeu Der -.
Die Sonns Dat ebsll ibrs lsBten
Strablsn Der 5p4ter' grSe sefptnDst.
sSn AbenbrStbe s.blIli. Ii,ssn bic 90
hen css sorts O5eribsrt bn, @ir nsbs
men uns sinsH gsrpaliissn Baum, Der
Ii6 beutli6 pom 9ori5cnt abbott, ais
RcrihrihtuRg fiir unfsrs Grtunbuns.
Der Wea fiibri uHs eeoedt an sinenl
@albIaum sntIans. nd1 siHem Shii.
bsnaraben. Gr in po[iommsR pom
bslaiIGen uno frans0iii6<n 5ruppen
bsrIniisn. 8as sunse giusiebtn oes
Grabens ldbt srtenuen. bob bic Srups
pen Gals iiber aopf nus ibm sntfIO,
ben. 9luf k 10 Reier III elm niht in
auariff aenpmmener aaitsn beIgil4er
geptbrmuniiion siussbaut. Sn ben
llnsritdnben Ii.ssn 6srngldier, bic
bic Dffi5isre idbIinss suriids.lafel
bubsn. Ri9t einncI bic Jsrnipre8%
fdiien NIT ben slettrifh<n Bdtterten
bat man miisenomruen. 5itr bonn BE-
pbadtunesifanb aug iiebt man sabIs
rsibe Drdhts gu tinsnn niHt mkt Dor
benz G9iissnsraben lieseuhsn Rinns
isIS sshsu, Don fraHssIii4M sassuisa:
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3nfuhr
U U 81 U hr
Rinbp. Sf,rpsins z

RiHbpieb. - Die 3ufubr lpdl
3ismli6 srOb. Der Rarti itira4 uuf
bic Brsiie it.beu um 30-50c untsi
bsnsn DON Der porieen Node.
Miitlsrs unn Itlpsrs Stiere $6-25
-7.25, aussrIeisne bis sgira 7-35-
TBS, S6i.n $3.0o-5.75. syI.ii9er,
Gtisrs $5.25-6.S5. uuserlsTsns bis
srtra Isi5is $6.65-7.25. aiibe $500
--5.25, auserlsitne bis .rtra $3.50
600. Gamers $3.00-4.00.
gulIsn. - Die preiis paren
ldrpa9 infolse GROCER 3ufuhr nne
itehen UNI 25-5Gc untsr bsH.n bon
Der porissR Woht.
s5etts BuIIsn $6.00-6.50, Bologna
$5.50-6.O0, srtra 500, Woqsrs
unb lsitbte $4.50-5.50.
RGIbsr. Der Wnrtt mar
i6Du9 unb bic g.r.iis fisisn um SOC
per 100 gfuno.
grtra $3.50, fair bic CUTE Isihis
s7.00-9.25. Srbindrs bis sroBs
S4.50-9.O0.
S4metns Die Ra9f-dss
mar cine CUTE uno Der Wsdrit fart.
Die prsiIe itsessn am sc pro 100
pfunb.
Jn ben frsien S0fsn bradten CUTE
Bis ouserleIene @srIadIngss unb
sylsifGer Stiere $6.95-7.00. orbis
ndrr bis auserIsiens ibDere fttte
Gdus $5.25-6.30, Gtass &-25-
500, I,idte unb mittIsre @srfanbts
iorten S6.75-7.00. 5erisi $500
ESQ. I'm NuarantSn. 60fen CUTE
tis aussrIsfsns gsrpadunss' uHe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-01-18

5lsii6erlorien s6.so-6.9O. Isidts
wsrfanbtfortsu unb 5ertd 800
--6.50.
G&afe uub 2dmmer.
Der Wdrtt mar btute Dillis unb bic
ptsife fieIsn I'm lO-15e pei 100
pfunb.
SHufe: Gytrd Iei4te S4.60-4.75,
CUTE bis aiserlfene S4.10-4y60,
oroindre Biz fair $2.75-4.00. adms
mer $6.00-S.60.