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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12
PEACE MEETING WILL
BE HELD AT CHICAGO
Organized Labor Behind Movement to
Force Warning Nations to
End Quarrel.

NEW YORK, April 12.-The Gen.
trail Federated union has called q
great peace mass meeting for Thurs
day evening in the large hall of
Cooper Union. The object is TO de-
mand peace in the name of organized
labor in this and every other country.
Rep Meyer London. Sen. LaFollette.
prominent labor leaders and other
men of progressive and humane
thought are TO speak.
Cablegrams asking similar action by
organized labor abroad has been sent
to France. Germany and England. Par
ticularly the international body. of
which the American Federation OF
Labor is a subsidiary, has been re-
Quested 10 demand cessation Of hostili-
ties in the name OF peace.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12

THE MASTER MIND.

The Pearl Stock company gave two
performances of Daniel d. Carter S
noted crook" play, The Master
Mind" at the Oliver Sunday. From
every viewpoint the production is most
commendable. The acting is flawless,
the characters fitting the personnel
of the company nue. better than the
play Of last week. The play is staged
better than either the Howard Kyle
or the Willis Granger production of
the same play seen here some time
ago. Robert Duke, according to the
program, is deserving Of credit for the
mastery settings employed.
THE Master Mind" has dramatic
fire; a thread Of mystery permeating
the fabric of the brilliant drama. To
one sitting through its four acts, there
is little wonder that Edmund Breese
stirred Harris theater patrons for an
entire year with this play.
Mr.. Webster appears as Andrew,
alias 1.-The Master Mind" The ven
Eeance that the man of brilliant mind
plans and nearly executes against the
district attorney forms the plot OF the
play. With remarkable aptitude he
has a girl of the StreetS-thOugh or
good character, marry the attorney,
but in order TO do this he brings to his
assistance several ex~crooks who are
hiding from the clutches OF the law.
Al Inc hdSItI L1Allu bNNhcAAAAA5
these persons pose as relatives Of the
girl who marrieS the district attorney,
which marriage is also managed by
the shrewd crook. Just how he
changes his mind and permits the law
yer and his young wife go unframed
is best left to the telling of the play
ers
Miss Lewis is a pronounced success
as the wife, Lucene BlOunt. No one
can question her ability after having
seen her splendid acting in this play.
Messrs. Gregory, Bence and Test are
good in the rendition OF Walter
Blount, John Blount and Jim Creegan,
respectively, while Mr.. Webb's work as
CORTLAND Wainwright, the attorney,
stands out prominently. He is a good
looking chap and an excellent reader.
Miss Robinson scores by her inimltable
Mrs Blount; Mr.. Vickery makes
smooth detective marshal; Mr.. Cor
don is acceptable as Prof. Norbes'
and Misses Tarr and POchelu, as
Parker and Susan, respectively, are
good in those servant parts.
The Master Mind" runs all week,
except Wednesday. In place of the
usual Wednesday matinee a speclaI
Thursday matinee is announced.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12

healthy children since. For female trou-
bles / always take Lydia Z. Pinkham' 3
Vegetable Compound and it works like
a charm. ] do all my own work - Mrs.
A. F. KREAMER, 1874 Electric Avenue.
Lackawanna, y. Y.
The success Of Lydia +. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, made from roots
and herbs, is unparalleled. 1t may be
used with perfect confidence by women
who suffer from displacements. inham-
nation, liberation, tumors, irregularities,
periodic pains, backache, bearing down
feeling, fatulency, indigestion, dizziness,
or nervous prostratiOn. Lydia E. Pink
ham Vegetable Compound is the stan
dard remedy for female ills.
Women who suffer from those dis
tressing ills peculiar to their sex should
be convinced of the ability of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to re-
store their health by the many genuine
and truthful testimonials we are con-
stantly publishing in the newspapers.
If yOu want special advice write to
Lydia +. Pinkham Medicine Co. (eOnIl-
dentiaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
be opened, read and answered bV a
woman and held in strict confidence.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12
EGG SKIN USED ON EAR
Remarkable Operation is Performed
BY Panama Physician.

PANAMA. April IA remarkable
operation. said TO have been the first
Of its kind. has been successfully per-
formed by Dr. d. r. Reeder at Ancon
hospital. OH y. w. Mccormack, a
canal empioye, who ruptured an ear
drum.
The ear drum refused to heal and
DR. Reeder took the skin from the
inside Of a fresh egg shell and after
many trials succeeded in putting it
over the ruptured membrane and
bringing the edges of the wound to-
gether.
Today. after As hours. the egg skin
was removed and il was found that
the membrane OF the ear drum had
grown together
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12
COUNCIL TO CONSIDER
SEVERAL ORDINANCES
Assistant For Electrical Department
Wanted BY Safety
Board.

Several new ordinances are expected
to be placed before the common cOun-
ell at the meeting tonight. The two
telephone companies are anxious to
have an ordinance passed repeating the
underground wiring law where it re-
fers to Vistula av. 1t is contended
by the telephone companies that plac-
ing the wires underground along this
street would necessitate double cost.
=. F. Augustine may also present an
ordinance providing for an assistant in
the electrical department The matter
was discussed at the last meeting of
the committee of the whole. The Ordi-
nance appropriating $500 for the COM
pletiOn of the building code will be
up for passage along with several ordi-
nances changing the names of certain
streets in the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12

'-TIZ" makes sCIe. burning. tired
feet fairly dance with delight. Away
go the aches and pains. the corns, cal
louses. blisters, bunions and chill
blains.
"TIZ" draws out the acids and pol
sons that pun mp your feet. No mat
ter how hard you work. how long you
dance. how far you walk. or how long
you remain on your feet. "TIZ" brings
restful foot comfort. TIL is mag
zeal. grand, wonderful for tired, ach-
ing. swollen, smarting feet. All! how
comfortable. how happy you feel
Your feet just tingle for JOY; shoes
never hurt or seem tight.
Get a % cent box OF "TIZ" now
from any druggist or department
store. End foot torture forever
wear smaller shoes. keep your feet
fresh. sweet and happy Just Think
a whole years foot comfort for only
20 cents.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12
AT THE IAS.ALLE.

Dainty Marguerite Clark returns TO
the I,asalle today in one OF the best
dramatic pictures ever shown In ''The
Miss Clark splendid opportunity III
Crucible." The leading role gives
the congenial character Of pretty
but oppressed child Of misfortune
winsome and wise, but unruly and
reckless. She bids fair to become as
popular on the screen as she did on
the stage and that was considerable or
a success She has 6. lot OF quaint
little mannerisms that are charming.
on Tuesday Lois Weber is featured
in the principal role Of Sunshine
Molly" This is a BOsworth produc-
ton, a story of the oil fields and the
weaving of an interesting romance
through the existing incidents that
accompany the discovery OF oil, the
shooting Of a "gusher" and the oil
fields in flames, is said to be most
entertaining.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12
STEALS CAR, FLEES
AFTER COLLISION
Machine Belonging to G. c. Hartman
Taken From i'm Front
of Theater.

After stealing an automobile be-
longing to G.. G. Hartman, 1918 r.
Wayne St, from in front of the La
Sale theater, last night about s
o'clock, an unknown man ran the ma
chine into another car on S. Franklin
ST The collision was slight and the
thief jumped from the machine and
ran.
The occupants Of the other car were
astonished at the actions of the theft
and no effort was made to capture
him. The police were called and Of
ficer Stull found the stolen machine
at 317 s. Franklin ST. 1t was returned
to Mr.. Hartman. although the thief
could not be found.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12

it's stage version, with the advantage
of the deft treatment Of Miss Robson,
it is scoring a success equal 10 that
Of the book. The names Of Miss Rob
sons supporting company include
those Of Jane Heron, Jack Storey,
Mary Mersch, Edwin Brant, Violet
Howard, Coates GWynne, Emily LOr-
raine, Henrietta Mcdaniel, Roy Ard
more, Elizabeth Warren and others.
While the staging, which was the
work Of Frank Reicher, OF the David
BelaScO forces, always causes favor
able comment by reason Of its beauty
and fidelity TO detail.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12
Is REPTRIICAN

WASHINGTON, Ajril u. Sen.
Miles PoindeXter OF Washington. who
after the presidential election Of 1912
described himself as a progressive"
in the congressional directory, Will
fight for denomination next year as a
republican.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12
PRAISE FOR AMERICANS
London Says British owe Us a Debt
OF Gratitude.

LONDON. April u. - The star
Saturday says editOrially:
There is one white patch in the
book dealing with the treatment of
British prisoners in Germany. 1t is
the noble work done by the American
ambassador in London and other dip
lOmats. For their humane labors the
British people owe the American peo-
pie a debt of gratitude"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12
AT TIE COLONIAL.

The Colonial shows today a two
reel story OF love and politics en-
titled The Two Sentences" AS a
Judge one man falsely imprisons an
other and runs for governor that he
may pardon him. The election scenes
are exciting. The Journeys End, 4"
a royal drama, is full Of love and
sentiment
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12
N. D. CLUB WILL BANQUET
Graduates I'm New York VIII Gather
on April %.

The NOtre Dame club of New York
is the first club of the school to give
a dinner this year. The informal din
ner will be given at the Prince George
hotel, on Thursday, April %, at Z D. m
Among the musical numbers. old
Notre Dame songs will be rendered
and old memories renewed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12
ANOTHER SHIP SUNK
French Vessel Is TOrpedoed i'm the
English Channel

PLYMOUTH, April 12.-The French
steamship Frederic Franckoff, of 544
tons. was tOrpedoed off Stoke Point,
in the English channel, Sunday. but
was towed into Plymouth by govern
ment tugs. No lives were lost.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12

could not stand on
my feet My sister
in-law wished me TO
try Lydia L. Pink
hams We lie
Compound and my
nerves became firm,
appetite good, step
elastic, and / los t
that weak, tire d
feeling. That was
six years ago and I
have had three fine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12
AT THE ORPHEUM.

The new bill which opens at the
Orpheum today contains the novelty
act Of Sylvia Loyal and her Pierrot;
the Chang Hwa four, the only Chinese
quartet in the world; Dave Ferg son
in comic stories; Ray and Hillard in
the rural playlet, Hello Sallie," and
Earl Vance, the scientific cartoonlst
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12
HOLD EXAMS

Quarterly examinations will be held
at Notre Dame today and Tuesday and
eight more weeks remain before the
June or final tests.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12

our collars have tie space, no pull
ing. no swearing
-Adyt. CITY STEAM LAUNDRY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-12
WAS MISERABLE
COULDN'T STAND
Testifies She Was Restored
to Health by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.

Lackawanna, n. Y" After my first
child was born felt very miserable and
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-08

aelest bate. glah iinierer 2oirr BON
&iingtan nab bier, Die nidJtS mem.
ger ais i66n mar, lparen 0iefe Ga.
ben punoerbar @ir baben geiGIa.
len, pie IN Sinunelbetten. Die natb-
item Saee baben mir periudt, 70 allt
ais nt6gltd ms etH5rriGten. 9as
SAIinnnfte mar, oaB es nns DOR al.
lem an @el6 febltc. 9eim Sail Glirtg.
tauS bate tb oilSgerehnet 50 Gents.
D. l. etrpa 80 Mart in Der Eaitbe
uno bate feline @eIcqerbeit nlebr,
mir nod SeIo 5u beiorgen Gas ma.
rem boie 3eiten. &m %. 9lonenlber
fam oann ober Elm giitiger Gngel in
8cItalt eines8ertreterS oeS DIRECTORS
Der SiemenS-Sdufer, ,5iliale in 90
flo, Der uns Acierpe. un0 Gall6pebra
Offi3ieren urto Bahtneiitrrn je ein
Iorlcber bon 100 Wtarf anbot, Ga
maren mir ipie6cr oben auf.
llnier &eben ipicIt iid9 bier jett ila-
tiirItf in Der eirttonigiten @eiie db.
lb uno 81 fii1rt man ltns ipu5iereH.
5ei9t rns manden lhonen 8orf, oiidJ
mureu mir Dor eiuiger 3eit aili einem
boben Werge, Don NO mir cine berrii-
dc 9lusiitt bntten. Die gr0bte 3eit
perbringen mir aber nit ,3eitllnasle-
len. Ddt GROCER 9icr berihlingen
mir Die gta6rtfrten, Die uuiere @r.
folge onbeim meloeu &ier IN Sapun
ielbit erihetnt feline oeutide 3eitttng
mebr, a6er 6ieEientiiner uno Shung-
baier befoulrnen mir. ncflbnadter
iiberraitte mid eine gnn3e gletbe pom
8ateten, Die mid geruoe5li in @r.
Italnen ieBten. 1as mar ibon
9Iuf ben beionoeren @lhtia lnie-
res 4aiiers babeu mir ooraeiterH
mid rur cine gan5 beiteioene SSeier
ab9rJoIten 9lbrnos bulb ieben lIbr
bielt lmier Gberbedoiiisier in unIe.
rem 9entpel eine fltr5e Nniprdd]e INN
brafte bns 9uiierbof) aus. gs ipur-
ben oanr nod einige @eoid)te norge-
trager iopie etn Brilliant geiibter
Stab.Heigen ooraefiibrt. gs batten
iih cine 9ln5abl japnniihcr Sfft5iere
etngefitnoen - llriere eigeuen batten
leioer uidlt fontmen fonnen -, 6ie
iheinbar rpirfIid iiber Die 2eiihngeu
unierer 2eute eritaunt pareu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-08

RinoD. Sdpsins {

RiRbpteb. Der Wdrtt NAT
bsuts far. unb bic prsiie ftisesn nm
1o-15t per 100 pfuRo; Wildtiib:
iiub.n nur gum S9la6tsu abnabms.
Wittlrs uno ifpsrs Stisre $3.50
-7.65; aussrIeIsne $7.75-8.00;
sslsiitr Sii.re S5.60-7.75; auser.
ltIene 6is eylrd lci4t. S7.85-S.25;
siHigs fantb $8.4O; Riibe 1925. >
70; ausrIsisns Bis srira 5000 g.
90; Gamers $3.o0-4.00; fstte 9oirn
aiig $5.25-6.25; trtra $685..
8ulIen. Die Rd4frdge mar
cine CUTE uRb Der Uldrtt mar fart.
Uaassrt unb Iei9te $5.00-5.90; Boz
Iosna S6.O0-6.6o; i.tt. 8uIIen So
25-6.75.
RdIber. Der gelrtt mar beus
se itsiis gu ben ssitrissn S4Iubp,sis
fen.
Crbindrs unb srObe S4.75--S.25;
fatr Bis CUTE Isi4ts S7.o0--S.75; ess
ira $500.
S9msine - Di, 3ufubr mar
asH.s srub HHs biz 9reiIs fislsa isv
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-08
Club NadJribten.
e anti q ben s. Mai 1915.

Samtlg, ben s. Rai 1915
SIN gintinHa,i,r Diitri.t pirb be,
5lub beIte pc5. pisbsr etpas it.i
gen. 0siiUn 1T oerisIbs nod stndi
|gsiaIlen urb bltts am 4beno eiHer
Ma aIeritano p6H 10 SUB.
Die folg,uOsH Dtpsidtn iraisu se
tern bier eiH:
pittsbnrs, pa.-6.6 CUB, itsist.
Dbsslins, I. ga.--S.8 SUB. iieisi.
partsrsburs, u. gd.--6.0 SUB.
aanupbu Gals, u. Wd. .--3.4 Jab.
GharIefton. u. gd.-5.1 SuB.
Portsmouth, G.-12.5 iyub, idIIt.
9ouispilie, ap.-9.0 SUB, iteist.
GSdnsotas, SnS.-1o.3 Gub, ftsist.
Rdfbuils, SsHH.-9.2 Jub. fdat.
gbattnoogd, 9sun.-9.6 Gub, itsist.
GGrc. SIl.--17.S 5uB. itsist.
Rsmpbis. Tenn, ,-l3.0 Jub, itsigt.
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gritti4e Iufri6ttefeit1
Sn Der f1pei5erii4en SaIDmonutss
ibrift n0iFen unD 2eben" bat nor
fur5em Ri6aro git6ler auf eiren Ib-
ihnitt aus Der engIiI6en 3eitf9rift
y56s llnitso Serbice Snititutipn" pom
Sabre 1909 aufmertIam gemaht, Der
Der greisarbsit zines engliI9en Wfas
riHerffi5iers entuommen III urtS in fei.
nsr erauitenoen Sffenbeit uno Selbits
erfenntniB elm duBerOrbentli6 qrelles
unb ourum I'M 10 unDiQtomeneres
Strsiflibt auf Gnsldnb uub feline Be,
tpesgriinbe gum Welttriss pirFt. Der
Wprtlaut Der angefiibrteu StslIen II
foIsenber:
.Wir (gnsldnber) 3isbsn nift aua
ientimentalen 9riinben in ben &rieg.
Sd bespeifle, baB mir bas jemals tbus
ten. arieg 1T bas greebHiB bon 5oHs
beIsitreitigtsiten; fetr 3ieI TT, uniersu
Begnern nit oem SdpDerte oieielligcu
ipirtNtaitlifen 9eDirqlinaeu aufsa.
Spingen Teldc mir fiir uotbmenbig
eradten, I'M ms fo1nmer5ielle Tor'
tbeile 81 idaiicn. @ir be5ienen ms
oaer Oenfbaren &orruonbe mo Nn.
fdi,e iiir Oen arieg, abcr 8ugritH0e
liept alien Der Sonoel. Sb aIs Ar.
IdB Sic 9ertbeieianng o0er grrin'
9ung elmer itrateeiidlen Stealng bor'
gegebeH miro, oh Der glrudJ DON Ser.
trdgen, ober mos ionii nod ole
oieie 9lnldiie luo 8criuduoa beariin-
ben lih lesten @noes auf oern Sanoel
aug Dem einiahcu uno noBgcbenoen
@runbe, ooB Der &anoel fiir ms has
9ebeHsblut beoeutet. aonn man Offea
ncr ieinF amm. 9ieicr britlid)e Gee
6fii3ier mare in Der Chat wonioelicb
Der eiu5ige reibe engliido gfabe, bate
iidj niat Die Zines" burb ibren
1iiugIt erioIaten GbrIidjtcitsraptlts
cen 9tniprnd ucrOiem, nit oiefem
0fienber5iaen ou@ crne @drd1elt oieier
i'm beutiaei 6ngIauo ieItcncH @ogeL.
Jatipng gebiIoet gu bdben.
Gin 8efangenenlager in
M Ii II 9eberg. Sn Uhin4eberg in
Der Ntart tpiro iebt rebsn einem sfos
zen JluspIaB etn srobes 9efungeHeHs
lager errtdtet. Die ausgsoebutenS9eus
nen bes Guif6ofes rSaus Wiiucbebere"
iino Ihou pobnlit bsrgerihtt. glu
elmer droersr Stelle fperoen 5iolterbds
ruden uno ailher nit 9OdteFeiu fir
900 Otter cyrboIt erbaut, elettrif6e
aettunssn gelegt uro Baum iiir VA
den, 9drtirer, Sfftsiet= urb lluters
pffi8iers eaaiinu sei6dfTen. Die Belle
glus beg 2ogers lpiro in Der nGhFsu
3ett erfUlgen. @rpbs 8Orrdtbs an
&obl, Ulpbrriibeu, &uttOffslH iiwO be-
reits dngefabren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-08

|folssbtTen nm 1o--15e per 1oc
pfuHb.
@ute BIG austrleiene yerpddunas.
unD 5leif6eriDrtsr $7.7o--7.75; or=
bin6re Biz duSerIefene fdpers fette
Sdue S5.50-7.25; Stdss 4.50-6.s
80; lefdte DtrianotIorten, 120 bis
140 pfunb f6per $7.10-7.50;
lei6ts 0erIanbtiorten, 140-16o BIB.
IGper, $750-Ie0; Sssrfel, 100
100 plumb ibtper, $6.S5--7.oo; Ger
t.l, 100 pfuno uno niebrigsr, $3.50
--6.75.
@ 6nfe unb 9dmmer. -
ObDpbl bic 3nfubr cine 5ismlid sros
Be ipar, 10 mar boh Der Wdrtt itarf.
Die Ra4frage mar gut.
s itiii9fa. .S18isnmI
S9afs, ertrn nit Doue $3.50
7.25; geidorene $5.5O-6.25. Qammer
gefhorene $70o-9.25; Spring CANT
msr $7.50-1100, srtra $11.25-
11.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-08
veIs. ssnos nHO aititn in R,p Dori.

@sidifiSyssisfs prrosH bu oh--9NeS
bisfssfirf. @eaisi auf 9oaooa Uarta ftstis
Az $A7s,< fur 10 Tag, SiHi; aabtl.Gupft'
fnHstn N.s0 nno Sitst BehitI S4.79H.
etlbesnsrreH soc. RsriiaHii4s Ssaars
ssNt.
dftien marft. - Die Radridt Don
BEN Sinien ber .auiitania- hattie iur
6olee. bab Elm iiarter Trud sum Yerlnufen
aus5taa putot uno bic greIit ftart ~ lsi'
ben baiten. Beionbsrs hari abtr batitn
bethlehem Stesi uno bic @siiinsbouis VI.
iitn ,u ieibsn. griins fsleu aui lso. trs
belisn iidh aber ipatsr pisoer unb lhioiisn
~ i45. Tie eanse Hiiie hattie tu leipsn
nnb isibii bic gifsnbabH attisn nurbsn
tart In RttIsieenfdait ssjogen.
gffeusstn atsia.
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cbn nnb @emHfs.

-4lUU pet DDi., fe fiod ludlffdf.
| Gitronen. - Wdrit nor f,iia.
Meffina S3.25-3.5o; California
$3.25-3.50 per Rifle.
Sranaer.-Ndrit ruatg unp
itetig California $2.25-2.75; sSlo.
rioa $2.75-3.0o per siIte; gande.
rines s2.25--2.50 per SOppel.ifie.
Grape Hruii. - TlDriba
2.15--2.40 per Rife.
eroteeren. - Cute $500
3.25 per "a at. graft
aartoffsIn. - WlihigGn 45-
4Se per guih.I Dem Utitiis unb S1.50
--1.75 psr gbI. bonn Stprs.
SdattartofftIn. - ght.
Reb Rirer garlD S6io's S1.1o--1.s >
Is; Sriib 6Obbltts soe; hid Carmen
j5-70e per gu.
Sunes aartoffsln. - 1Ios
ribd $4.00-5.00 per gbI. aub $1.50
200 per Camper.
G Siibfartofieln. 5sri.p
T.50--L65 per Samper.
Spdrgel. - Ginaeimiihes60--
75c per 0ubsnb giiHbsl.
5omdtn. - GlOriod $3.50
325 per Crete.
9rdut. - W1artt ,iemti6 le6bdFt.
- aidtdma S2,75-3.00; Carolina
s2.25-250. neuss 9toribn $2.25-
$50 per Crate.
Grbisu. - 2lla6ama $50
ESQ per arober Sampsr.
3Diebefn. gslbe $685.
per gufkl bom Stors Weibs 90
So per guIb.I pom Giore.
@riine gobn.u. - Gloriba
S2.o0-2.40 per 5ampsr.
Rarott.n. - g.paffsn. S2.25
-2.5o pn 9bI.
Rotbe Riibtn. - Suie Rhb.r
$1.00--1.25 per gbI.
W.ibt Rubsn. - Tetp Srle'
ars S3.50-4.OO Der RbI.
81 bl. - 75c-S1.0o per g6I.
aanbprobutte
5eu. 30. l simotbs s21.0O;
gic. 2 limoibp $1,000; SO. 9 5imos
ibp $500; SO. l ssmiihtsr als.
5000; go, 2 DO. S19.00-19,50;N
/ al,e $3.50; RO. 2 bo. $500; Ms
falfa s17.50-22.50 per Tonne.
Wibt.nfuti.r IN ft.ti1. eI,i.
S26.5o-27.00; Wlibblinss ero5ss
$2e. 90; DO. fein,s s3o0o-30.5o; sss
miihtts Sutter S27.00.
Sdmereien. Wartt iiettJ.
alseTamen S6.90-7.25 orf benz &C.
I.ii. uHb $7.s5-s.4o psr gu. pom
Stor.. 3imotbb S2.75-3.25 per 9u.
bonn Sior.. gudtpsi5sn 85c per Bu.
ssIats'am.n s1.75 per gu.
Derftiebsnss.
Dele. - Warit it.tia. 9sin5l ro'
bes 66c per GaIons in GpariieH Don
5B6lE. geiod)tes IL mehr. Po. l
Sarool 60r: Cotton SeeS Gel, raiii.
nirtss52t per 0alIous. 9erpsnttu
53e per galloe in partisa BON 1-5,
Barrels. Petroleum. Dbio Carbon
120 grab 81 bo. $50 Grab 10sc,
Seaolisht 175 Grab 12s. R.b Gropn
9aIolin 13c. Rapbtn l6c per galIcne
in gartisn bon Is 9bls.
Salj. - Ter War.t IN rubis. -
Cbio 9tipcr s1.o5 per Dbl. pom 2s0
BID. 6ubrIobn bin5useiiigt.
sals. - War.i ftetis. prima
Gitp 6i-6ic; DO. GOurtrp 6s-6sc
per Plumb.
aobl.n. - War.t rubis. you.
sbipsh.np s3.50-3.75, g1ub unb
Glad S2.25, annapha StiidsobI.n
$3.5o-3.75, Rub unS SIad 1925
per 3onne abaeIiefert. Raihloie
Gtiidloblsn S4.5o, DO. Rug uHS
Glad 1925. stntbratiie $7.75-l
500 per 3onne abgeIieiert. eofe 70.
itet S6.00-6.50 per GOnHe abse.
ief.rt.
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Su japaniider @eiauscnibaft
in &nmamOtu.
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penlber eintruien. 8ir ptlroen in ei.
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Inns Strobmotrateu, 5lpei 9ettIaten,
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Rev lsrssr UsnO. GnStirnHsex

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HtH3. u UsctGtn &c ios's =. q H. cb A.. .ics
$sf ~. s ss;sa. & q q. rs' esisis, ssi i:s.
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Metaa MART.

Ntp Yort, Z. Mai.
Der Waaumlr.t quotirtt:
9lpfsr. - Wlrtt rubia, GlettrDlp.
tic $500; G.fiHss $18.50-1S.75.
3iun. M1tit rubis, 5 zonusn
pariie $500 41.0O.
9lei, &.l5 4.20.
Sptltst. 5.ir Suni S12.25.
GileH, Wllrtt unptrdnoert.