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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
rs
1n7eiit.2

IL on "A filed.
" feet below
! arc single.
One room Is
bthcr is the
ntains a cot
are also oc-
room has a
openings are
and a cot
odations for
feet OF air
|tored roofs
q delayed. No
layout was
and there in
by narrow.
q frequently
nished.
ade Of odd
ITS. and dis.
Sc and yard.
d as a small
d with old.
lcken coops.
le.ma king in
could 1t be
nps all day.
hildren, and
divided with
d and meals
bod. II Is a
er done. and
he children.
ances on the
|oulld and in
are quickly
%n and pud.
bne place In
be collected
[ all.
piled from a
companies.
18th a goose.
dents claim
I'd that they
the houses
allow wells.
rant women
rican stand
. But they
en- they are
le" HiONtnS
Erren Island
pusekeepers
she has &C.
hen needed
e American
wn mothers
Pn cabbage.
which will
During this
Pited thirty.
er what to
Fanization-
,ere will be
And ] hope
r American
ln in their
unless the
Q and beer
luce Amer.
IL southern
American
; shall not
OF citizens
'oh citizen.
oreign-born
EcHnization.
re still NOT
some direct
immigrant
;Very time
should be
I'd Will not
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05

~ So !Hu=
thousands q
English Al
~" must beg
nation 80 IL
these moth,
climate. foo
men; witch
Committed
ythrr meet
II " ell desc,
OF Tine ana
VITA very |
iHaticu Com
and through
migrant cor
nestle educ
being dom
pcrviSion al
supported b
But takin :
or tncSo co
they will d
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05

l; ne Baby Who Was
err Full Of Water All
n rs Day Because
w Any-Better Way
8 E, ture American
e;a Prostitution.
d Tor American
20 Real Patri-
nlry Work,
c. Mt Astor
ks
At communities contain
nc hers who do not speak
re We talk OF efficiency"
,ai We are not an efficient
are ell0~lng thOuse or
n,e babies each year to
!ictors in their environ.
understand.
4 'or one purpose or an
- II OF scepticism-some OF
Il iually take a great deal
Al Zeal OF discussion. often
'ihe National American.
h yhly centralized group,
h,pes to see in every i'm
- ole the year Is out a do
Sc doing the work that Is
. Fren Island. under the su-
health or OF schools, and
,stry.
,o!cs Is not the only duty
fiicndly visitors. What
4nslate America 10 immi.
of Mrs. Vincent Astor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-05
2 FOrein1.
mevicUgei;.

Q OiSeHih NOV.
! II Is just
title town In
ground, built
g time hired
)loyes. Per.
Few England
| houses for
population!
arrive with
} get under
tho company
uying up as
N there are
md. although
ighbors from
nece sslty OF
We boarders.
10 boarders.
ith tho fam.
ewhere men
more sllacka
! one house.
work nighi
work sixteen
ng for these
which is a
10 industry
age: and tho
- with their
The Island.
e \ row O.
.s' sid" rent
hst side are
apart mpns
; ~h!Ch rem
re- Is also a
nd the work.
The Irish standard., 1915-10-16
Spells Good Time Comma
Touring
Win Touring Caendn Your Nomination Today Now the Time Enter
And 1t Is Coming For Sure,
GRAND PRIZE

STARTING AND LIGHTING-BDur two
unit, six-volt system used by the highest
priced cars only. CRANK SHAFT-Drop-
forged selected forging steel, 35-45% car
bon. Double heat-treated. Two inches in
diameter. All bearings ground and pol
ished. VALVES-Rich Tungsten steel.
Cost four times more than cast iron pipe.
CLUTCH-Three-plate dry disc, fitted with
best quality asbestos friction rings and
clutch brake. Steering left
side-levers in center, Jefery silent gearshift.
Horn button on top of steering post.
STEERING GEAR-Warner irreversible.
Worm and wheel type. REAR AXLE
Floating type. Identical with that of one of
Americas highest priced cars. WHEELS,
RIMS AND TIRES-Front and rear wheels
artillery type. twelve 4 N-inch spokes; Stan
weld demountable rims; Goodyear fortified
tires. "a" a.; front, plain; rear. ALL
Weather tread. SPRINGS semi
elliptic, 36N 2; rear, three-quarter clip
tic, 50 2. Extra long and easy riding.
fabricated by compression grease cups.
DRlVE-By hollow propeller shaft and
spiral bevel gears. Hotchkiss type drive
and torque through rear springs. GASO-
LINE TANk-Round steel tank in rear.
Capacity thirteen gallons. Automatic gaso-
line feed.
This car will be given away free in the
IRISH STANDARD Great Automobile Con-
test, and is now on exhibition at the P. ].
Downes & Co., 300 Washington Ave.
North, Minneapolis
The Irish standard., 1915-10-16
Grand
Prize

Matched Mahogany Cabinet with
paneled moulding, swell front and
sides. Contains sixteen (eleven TO-
inch and FIVE l2-inch) Victor Record
Albums for 80 records. 48B inches
high, 23N inches wide, 25N inches
deep. l2-inch gold-plated turntable.
gold-plated exhibition sound box, Vic
tor tapering tone arm and goose-neck
sound-box tube, brake, speed regulator
and indicator. Nickel-plated, extra
heavy, triple spring, spiral drive motor
(can be wound while playing); all
metal parts 24-karat gold plated. This
Victrola will be given away in the
IRISH STANDARDS Contest. Call
at POWERS MERCANTILE CON-
PANY, Nicollet and 5th, and see this
beautiful Victrola now on exhibition.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-11

fair Big auts leidfe $7.50-1O5O
g SAnetne. Der Wldrtt mar
6eute aiemlih lebbaft unb bic preiie
itetid 6is fart.
SdiDere Gdpsine, $50 gfunb nn5
aufnGrts $6.90-7.25; quite BIG ausz
erleisue 9erpafuHgs= unD 5leii4ers
Sorten $$740-750; orbindre Bis
aussrlefene i4fpere fette Sdue $3.50
Gtaqs $4.0O-4.5O; lei6te
9erIanbtiorten $775-7.85; mittlers
geridnbtiorten $765-7.70; Sertel.
120 pfurb uHo DeHiger $6.75-7.s
So.
Sddfe uHb 2dmmsr. -
Cute admmer pdren itstiq, bic anbsz
ren I'M 1oc niebriger. S4afe 6lie6sn
itetia i'm prsiis.
S6afe: Grtra 1925 quite Biz
$5.50-6.15; orbtnGre
bis fair $3.25-5.25. = 2ammer:
Grtra $3.50 9.65; ausgeiu9te fancp
gUers $105; CUTE bis duserIeiene
$3.50 $50; proindre Bis fair $5.75
8.25; Guls $500 $50.
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Die 6ciie ins llusepiRc.
Gin TslbpO # brief.

9a Iibe i'd nun i'm SDnisrstd
9rnatieu, in Der QanoItaft SDrmten.
ga, penn man eben pas Slid bat,
oem ..Reiietorps". fpis mir uuier Ar1
meetorps nelrnen, dn5uge1oren
Gleit AL 9eoinu bes arieSes in Bel
glen, bauu OitprenBen, 9alt5tsT,
Qolen unb IdIisbli8 bier in arOdtten.
Der glufentbolt in polen mar btsher
Der lanSte 2lIs mir uns bort LANCE
qenua nit ben RuTIen uno 2duleH
berumqeitritteu batten, padten Dtr
turs Dor 9finaiten uniere SladeH,
mari6irten nab Rpaop. ftiegen bort
in bic gabn uuo bampiien los. uno
3par in Der Rittuno auf 0eltl97
LAMP 9orber ipllten mir erit unier
llngeiiefer lps peroen. gu oteleln
3ped itieeen mir in Suliid aus, aus
btepeil bort bic Deiti6eu fir iatpc'
reg 9elb cine @ntlauiuussanitult, ipte
Der te9niidbe ausorud Iautet, sebdut
baben. 3uerit ipurbe bic Serbtpdi4e
ouF yttmmertpisoerieben abgegeben.
Damn betum ieber siuen groben, petta
9eutel nit elmer ytummer,
in BEN Uniform, W6ontel uno mas fonit
nod an 9leibungsTtiiden porbuubsn
mar. btneireetbdn apurbe. Dieie
geutel nurben oesinfiairt. Ddmit
nun ieber feline ri9tieen Sahen fDies
berbetam, srbielt auBerbem etrte
8le9maIte NIT berIelbsn gtummer. biz
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Ghttaan. 10. 2luauff

Sdapeius. ,3ufu6r 10000. =
Warit fart unb bober. Built $6.40
-7.O5; t-'rIt $6.85-7.7O; qemiidte
S6.25-7.50: i6psrt $6.10-7.00;
raube $6.10-6.20; Tertel $6.50-7.s
30.
RinbOieh. = J3ufubr 1000. Wartt
feit; @inbeimiife Beef Stiere $6.10
-1o.30: Weitern Stiers $6.70-9.s :
90: Aiibe unb 6eifers $3,1o-9.20;
Rdlbsr $7.75-1L5O.
S6afe. - 2ufubr 1900. Warit
itiu18. S6afe $6,0O-6.9O; 2dms
mer $7.00-9.35.
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Gbteaao. 10. 4usuit.
Deiaen. - 7iiir GeptsHber $1.05i
.-1.07I. ON S6lub S1.o7s; Fir De
3embsr S1.06!-1.ost. am S4lub
.S1.0St.
DeIi6tOrn. - ifiir Sept.m6sr 73i
-75c. an S6IuB 74Ee; fir 0s8sm'
ber 63s-64!c. am S6lub 64c.
s'nFer. - iTar Gsptsmbsr 3ss-
39Ie. Gm SbluB 39sc; fir 9e3sm6sr
39t-4oic, an S9Iub 39tc.
ROaaen. - DO. 2 $1.o5.
@erfte. - 65-83c.
5imotbp. - $5.50-7.10.
Rlse. - $8.35-10.5O.
Bort. - Tar S.ptem6er s13,72-
1890. GIN GaluB $13.87; fir Ot!O'
bei S13.85-14.00. am S6luB $l3.'
81.
s6mals. - fiir Septsmber $40
-8.15. ON SaIuB $8.l5; fir Otto'
Ter S.15-8.2O. am S6luB $40.
Rippsnisiten. ifiir Septsmber
S9.12-9.25. am S6luB 1920; far
Stto6er S9.10-9.20. am SaIub
$9,15.
Butter. - gAart. b66sr: CREAMERY
20-245c.
sisr. - U}arit b0ber. Srbindrs
firits 15t-16tc; firits ROrtbern
StOd 173-18: firits Sout6ern 16a
lie.
Eartofielr. Meartt unperdnbsrt.
gfliiasl. - Rarit b0ber; 9IbHer
1916; Sprinasrs 16-17c.
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3udsr. - prsiie itetis. - Raj
.finirt,r Gutaoaf $3.50; popbsrsb S6.s
10: Cubes S6.25; aEanlIirter $500;
gOui.ciiontrs u" $3.50: Of II"
$685. ipeikG srira $5.45; srtra Ye"
1926 Der 100 gliunb.
MolaFes in ftstia. - Rem Orr
leans Open aettls 40-55c. Geutrifu.
Qal 20--30c per 9allons.
Reis. - 2ouifianu. ifanep 5eGs
Tile: prima 6-6st. prb;nGrer
4a-55c. Supar 51-5is per pfunb.
9aiunsg sgrobuits
Butter. - Wartt rubis. pr.iie
ftstia. WoIemili ertrd 29,,
geniraliass Grtra 261e: gsnirali,eo
7firIts 23c; DO. SseoRos 20t; sJans
cs Gairp zoe; g}dding GiOd 16a-
1sac per pfuns.
adfs. - Rartt ftstia. Obio 16:;
Rprbnefiliter 15-16e: Rem gprt
17-17ae: SGpsiasr 21- 3Oe; bo.
Bird 16e: 2imbura.r 16a-17ae pet
gfunb.
eter. - Wartt itstia. - pris
ma frii6e Sibnsrekr 19ac; firits
17sc: orbinire iirfs 13ie: iscOubs
12c Der Susenb.
9efliigeI. - Rd@fruas gut. -
groilsrs 2 gfunb unb boriiber 1Sc;
unier stpei pfunb 17e; Siibnsr
13-13tr; Sdbne 81; Srutbiibner
12-15e: Guns 18e; Gnten 10
liz; inngs GHteH l2-14e; GdnIe 9
BE per Bfiitto.
DbHunb 9emife
aunae QepfeI. - GarIr Sune
35-50c per 4u. 9ranspcreut 50e--
$1.00 per camper.
3itrousn, -sIeliud So 90
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3-25: California 1925 $50 per
ssiite.
@rape Gruit. - $2.5o-3.5C
per Grate.
Ordnaen. - California BAL.
$3.50-4.25 per Rife.
Grape fSruit. - $2,50-3.50 per
Crate.
pfIaumen. milb Gooie
1880. blaue 75c per gu.
3udermelouen. Georgia
50-75c per Gtanbarb Crate. Sn'
oidnu l5-25c per aorb.
Waifermelonen. $15-
$50 per 6unbert Stiid.
8irnen. ginbeimiihe 3uderz
birnen $3.50 per 9bl. unb 50-75c
per gu.
pfeffer. - Ginbeimii6sr 90
75 per gu.
Sunge Sartpffetn. Gin'
beimilde S1.00-1.25; Go6blers
S1.26-1.50 per gbl.
@urt.H. - GinhsimiI6e 15-
20c Der 9useno.
1omdteH. - Ginbeimiihe 40
SOC Der gu.
Rraut. - ginbeimii9es $50;
Der 8bl. Rotbes $1.00-1.25 Der 8bl.
oblrabi. - 35c per Sus.nO
9iinbel.
erbf.n. OtfIi9s 70 $50
per gu.
pidtss. aO-35e per 100
Gtiid.
3udsrtOrn. 3-7c per 9us
tsnO aoIbm.
3Diebsln. - Ginbsimiife 81
--40c per gu. unb S1.25-1.50 ptr
gbl.
Grim. gobnen. = giuhsimi'
ffe S1.50 per 2 gu.
aGrotteu. - gin6eimiI6e 1Ot
Der Sus.nS.
Rothe RH6tn. - Gin5simiI4e
5-10c per 9useno.
2aubprobutte,
6eu. - Mites. Rp. l 3imot51
S23.00; 30. 2 5imothn S2200; RO. 3
simothp S2O.oo-21.00; glO. / ges
miittsr alee $21. 90: glo. 2 oemiihter
SIse $1,000: RO. l ales $l4.50; Jso.
2 alee $3.50.
gtsues. Ro. / 5imot6p $3.50
1850; Ro. 2 5imotbp $16.50-18..
80; Ro. 3 5imotbb $14.5o-16.50:
Ro. l ssmif9tsr Slice $3.50; Ro. 2
gemii9ter aIee $14.Oo-14.50; 10.
l ale. $500; go. 2 Slice s11o0.
Wiblsnfutter lit iietiq. =
aleie s22.5O-23.5O; Nibblinss
arobes S26.50-27.50; 30. feines
s2s.50-29.oo; s,miIdtss Guttn
$24.5o-25.O0.
GGmer.ien Wartt ftetiS.
alseidmsn S6.50-7.35 duf benz 9e.
lsife unb s8.10-s.40 per BIZ. pom
Gtore. Simothn S2.30-3.10 per gu.
bonn gtors. gudnsis,n soc per Blu.
Hlahsium,n s170 per gu.
@erf9isb.uss.
Sele. - Martt itetia. 9ein5l, ro'
bes 55c per Gallous in pdrisn bon
5 gbLs. Gsto6t.s IL me6r. g2o. ]
oorb6l 60t; Cotton Sesb Del, raffis
rirts sic per GalIone. Serpentin 4S:
rsr Gallon. In 9arti:n BON Is Bar
t.ls; SOC in partisn pon 1875 9oIs !
.ouen. Petroleum, O6io Carbon 120 |
grab 81 be. $50 Grab 10tc. 6eao.
!iobt ITS Grab 12c; R.o gropn Ga'
Iolin lie; Raebto 16e per Gulons IN
Dariien BON Is gbls.
Gala. - Der Wortt III rubig. Il
Ohio RiDsr $1.05 per gbl. Don 280
Sfo.. Euhrlobn hiuaugefiiat.
Gala. - Weortt itetia. prima
gitp 6a-6ie: DO. Gountrb 5a-5se
,er qfunb.
aoblen. - Wartt rubi1. Dous
ibtoabsnp $3.50-3.75, Rub unb
Slad $2.25. aandipbd SiiidtoblsU
;3.5o-3.75. Nub unb Glad S2.25
'tr souns oba.Iiefrt. Ruudloi.
Stiidiohl,u $3.50. DO. RuB uES
Sled S3.25. qntbraeite $7.75-S.00
'er Sonne n6aelief,rt. Cote ,ofi,t
Lp m q IN n.x roxr. y,L,.(;syerf
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Gluk.NahriAtsn.

RittDoa, IL. Qugait 1915
SIN GtnciHnatisr Diitritt in be,
Gtub I'm TdIsH begriffea unb bats
seitern absnO bel bieiiser StaSt eiueu
WaFerItanD Don 1T SuB.
Die ipl'snom Sepeiben trofer
fpGbreno Oss gsitrissn Sases bisI
Elm: d
pittsburs, go. 5.4 GuB. itsist.
Dbeelins. @. ga.-6.5 GuB, fd[lt.
artsrsburg. 10. go.-9.7 Gab. fdut.
staRaD6a sails, u. @a.-0.9 Dub.
e9arbsitOn, ". GAO Gub.
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9dsliHer Martt. = eriHt
Gfntinnati. 10. auauit.


utiionen. Bel ilsin,ren @eiHdften
lueroen ettpas bobere Breiie berednet.
proniiionen.
g 6mal3 prima Steam
10000; 1umiID S4maI5 81
Sc per Plumb.
aro dtnatfaf5enes Tleifd.
SbCrt elecr Seitsn 9i-10c; grtra
itort tlear 9l-0ac; ibort Rippsns
ieiten 9l9ae; G6ultsrn S3-Stt;
Selliss 10-10ac.
Bacon. Sbort clear Seiten
10i-11c: srtra ibDrt clear Ssiten
10a-11e; Ibori Rippsnisittn i0a
lie; S6uItsrn 9t-9ac; Bellies IL
11Ac.
Guaar Gurtb Tleii6. -
S6inten 15a-16c; picnic S4ult.rn
1oi -10Ie; grsaifeii Bacon 18-
19c: SfuItern in padet.H 10a-1lt;
y. y. Gut ShuIt.rn 105-11c; tros
dere Beef Stintsn 23-25e.
G Sibaep5teltes Tfeif 6. -
Per Plumb: S9inten 12-121c; 9ic'
mic Sbultsrn 9t-9ie; Bellies
16-16se; S6ult.rn 104-103e; u.
.. Gut bo. 101-10sc.
Trifhes TIsiid. - Gdinten
11a-12ie: picnic Stultsrn g.
SIC: S6ulisrn s-9ie; ibort Rigs
psnieitsn 9-93e: fbcrt clear Seis
ten 9-9lc: ertro ibOrt clear Seitsn
9--9le; Bellies lsidt 16-163c; Bel
Iiss itpsrs 10-11e.
WehtunS @etr.iSs
Wehl. - Wint.r pat.ni $685.
6.55; Bintr fanep $5.90-6.15
Mint.r Samiln $5.5o-5.65; gDinisr
srtra S5.o5-5.25; Wintr orbirdrss
A.S5-5.05; Sartes Wint.r patsnt
$6.65-7.O5: 6art,s Wint.r fancp
$6.20-6.45; 5artss M.isn familp
Roaa.nmebl. uorbpeIt'
Iihss aemiihtes $5.95-6.20: reines
gits Roaasnmsbl $6.o5-6.30; eitp
aemif6ies Roaaenmshi $5.95-6.20.
Weiaen. - 30. 2 rother Winter
go. 3 DO. $1.10-112;
Ro. 4 DO. S1O6-1.10.
Wetf6torn. SO. 1 tpeibes
S0ae; go. 2 DO. S0-8otc; 30. 3 DO.
7sA-s0c: RD. 4 DO. 79-79s: RD.
8 DO. 7S-79c: Rp. 6 bo. 77-7Se. =
go. aslbss 801e; SO. Q DO. So
sole; 30. 3 DO. 7es-s0e; RO. A DO.
79-79se: Ro. 8 DO. 78-79o: so. 8
DO. U-7Se. = 90. l semiidtss
S0ae; 30. 2 DO. S0-s01-. go. 8 be.
795-S0e: 30. 4 DO. 79-793e: go.
5 bo. 78-79c; Ro. 6 DO. 77-7sc. =
Weibes aol6.ntoru 8o-81t; s.lbes
aolbsHtOrn 81-S2e; gembhtss Roll
6sntpru S0-S1e.
5afer. - Rsusr, SO. 2 tpsiber
StaRbarb ipeibsr 81
51Se; Ro. 3 ipeiBer 5o-51t; go. A
lusibsr 45-50c; SO. 2 s.mti9t.r 40
-50c; SO. 3 semiidter 48-49c; SO. |
4 ssHiI9ier 47-4Sc.
Nosgen go. 2 s1.02-104; |
10. 3 99c-S1 OF; Ro. a 95-99c.
Wbista.
9ertduft tpuroen 1874 9bls. Diiiils
Ies ssiniiheb @pobs auf Der Bats bon |
s1.39 per GalIpns.
Grocertes.
2affes. - ssaba 23-30e glos
20 29-3Oe; Guaismala ionep 19c; |
DO. outer 17ie.
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9ei6rGnfter @trfuugs-

sSrentoer (bemL Seltertpebr Stif-
amgsfeTt): SIT oerut bas lteinnlic
WI1nnIein 6a oriibeu AUDI nod qt-
tip2" y
5euerpcbrmann; .e5ntpobl. a5er
er bot bel einem @ronbriumtel nitts
iueiter 5u tlpnt, oIs bic fIeInert sims
Der trodet sii Iege1."
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@iebmarft.

Gintinnnti, 10. 2lusuii.
3ufubr uno Wsrianpt tpGbrsno Der
lssttn "a Siunbsn, psrgIifeu nit
perislben 3eii oes pprberssbenosu
1aaes ,uaren tpie foIat:
3ufubr RinbU. S6psins Sddie
9. qua. 1852 320s 1916
10. aul. 81 2561 $3.50
8.riaHbt pdbrsno berisl6en 3eit:
RinoD, SdpsiHe Stafe
Q. qua. 152 800 2793
10. aua. 4S3 11o9 2202
Rtnepie6. Die beferen
GuaIitdtsH DdrtH in gutter Ra6frase
unb Ite.ia bis Hart, Die dnbsrsH I'm
1o-l5c uisbriasr. Sicdsrs unb Tee
bers fin6 in RaGfraae uno I'M 10
15c b6bsr. - Wilhtiibs iino langldm
unb idipd6.
Uiiiilsre uHb idolpere Stisre $6.25
-8.35; auserleiene bis srtra $40
S.75: Sbi.n $2.75 $50; Sleiidsr'
Siisre S5.25-8.00; ouserlsiene bls
srtra $S.O0-S.40; Seifers $500
S.25: .rtra lsi6ie SS.25-8.50; Siite
S3.O0-5.75; auserleiene bis ertra
S6.O0-6.50; Gamers S2.75-3.75;
6tod aiibe S4.50-5.50: Stpts
Gtiere S6,50-775.
8ullsu. - Die 3ufubr mar sss
riHa uub bic 9rsife ftetia Bis fart.
Tsdaere unb leidte $4.50-5.50;
Bologna $5.50-6.00; rtra $6.10-
6.15: fstte 9ullen $6.o0-6,6O.
Rdfber.- Der Martt mar Itarf,
ba bic 3ufubr aeving mar. Die prsi
Il ifieeeu nm 25c per 100 pfuHo.
Srbindrs bis aroBs $4.5o--10.oo;
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Naswdrtise 1Tdrfte.
mem gort. 10. 9tusuft.

u eD u ort 10. Uu9uf.
Utebl. - Mdrtt tdum itetig- -
Spri- natents S6.G0-7.00.
Roaqen. gsartt militia; Ho. 2
Bsitern S1.08 /. I. Ram gorct Nus
iuhr.
9srH'. - Wartt ieit: fir 6utter
lno Wals SIC {. /. I. Buffalo.
Wei3en. - Warit ieit; Ro. 2 rot6e
S1.19 {. |. (. %. y. gaartt. uub Ro.
2 barter $1.27a fir 3uiubr; go. l
POrtberu Ouluib Sl.124 unb go. /
Rortbern WaanitO6a $109s {. /. I.
Buffalo.
Dsli6torn. = Wartt felt; go 2
geIbes S94e per S6iff unb siimbab bu
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otIS. soaSs unS slfiisn in ys.w yori.

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elsioHilri. BeAfd sxf 2oHson parea
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srit--Tsr Rar.i Har t.uie
rs9f ieetaft rHb bic GiisnbasH,Gititn bat.
ten IN ben msiitsn 6dlsu Gsp,nne IN str.
tsi1nen. sudh einigs u0H ben Jabuiirie.
Gnitn itloiisn miit5sptHntn, psle abtr MI
SeriutieH.
Htffrlaku Mt,l.,
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pOrtsmouib, D.-16.o JuB, fdnt.
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gbansDiae Snb. -9.9 SUB, ffeigi.
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Cairo, 81. 81. SUB, fdat,
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metan . marft.

Rem gorf. 10. Iugult.
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GiectrUIptic Sl7.75-1S.00.
@iisn, - Va-rtt itetia uno uuoer'
dnbert.
3inn. - Qlaytt ftstig. $34.25-
BATS.
glsi. - Sfierirt An $3.50.
Spslter. - g-;--. Guotirunssu.
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Ginsisasti. 10. auauIi, 1916.

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Ter Haasit mar btHie ilau unb bic Bins
sa'sn blisben unpsrdnbsri. 0eIb III piuis.
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Sm o5islen Nsrifs pnrbea farleben .sR
cal. ~ sh-4% une arf Bet iuA-4K$
pfaeiyt.
HeAief asf s1ss ussf
Dnrbsn ~ 1Oe 1isiosto Der $1,000 ,sifden
UeSsss ufrfauif. Die 9ouutrrrsts bstraet
zoe pramis per $1,000.
1sdfd ssi GnEssa.
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ld anf Berfin wnrsen SAC ifT 4 HRarf
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firsn uis ts!et:
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28

Nine. Sarah Boruhdrdt As fond Of re-
lating a funny experience she once
had during her early days as an
actress with am actor who was some
thing of a wit, and who was addicted
to 'gagging."
at is so long ago" she says, chat
I recall neither the player nor the
play only the part wherein the scene
was spoiled
THE hero said TO me, DO you object
TO this cigar? which he had already
lighted and was putting vigorously.
No, no, no. / answered, which was
the cue for him to tell mo the story
Of his life He looked at me instead,
and said. rolling the cigar between
his fingers. That, madame, is be-
cause you do not have TO smoke itn
The audience appreciated the fact
that he was smoking a cigar Furnished
by the property man. and rOared with
laughter; but this Interference made
him forget his lines He could not
recOllcct a word, so, talking my arm,
he said: Come with me for a walk,
and ] viii tell you the story Of my
life. We walked off the stage. and
on at the next entrance, which re-
Quired ~ more than two seconds of
time, and then he said. Now 1 have
told you the story Of my life. Lon
don Tit-Bits.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-28

Down the studio on the side wall,
much space is given to scenes Of 10l
ranch of Oklahoma, renowned as the
largest of it's kind in the United
States. 1t has thousands of acres OF
many kinds of grain in scientific
cultivation, controls vast ranges Of
live stock, produces much oil and
boasts of the largest herd of buffalos
in this country The small scenes by
Augusta Metcalf, an Indian girl, Is
years old and at that time without
any art instruction whatever, but Of
rndoubted talents, else the wonder
ful form and coloring of her pictures
would not have been possible. Crowds
view with amazement the work Of
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tenton to army conditions as they
exist today
Before congress shall decide to
vote huge sums Of money for an in
crease in the land forces of the
United States, it seems to me that 1t
should find out what is the matter
with the army we already have" de-
.clared Mr.. Bailey today
Per Capital Tax ST
according to a compilation Of
figures for 1914, the United States
army costs the taxpayers more than
two and one-half times as much as
the entire legislative, executive and
judicial branches Of the government
for that year; more than five times
as much as the agricultural depart
ment and more than twenty-five
times as much as the consular and
diplomatic service. Army appropria-
tions last year totalled S1Ol, 100000
or a tax of more than 81 on every
man, woman and child In the United
states.
Figures compiled for the year
ended in 1914" says Mr. Bailey
"show that the number of soldiers
who deserted from the army COM
pared with the number enlisted, was
over seventeen per cont, in spite Of
the fact that our army pays It's en-
listed men the highest rate of pay
of any nation in the world During
the same period $4,000 men applied
for enlistment as soldiers of whom
approximately $4,000 were accepted
This shows that the United States
army is enlisted from picked men
who are selected as Of good character
and temperate habits and yet In the
last 10 years there have been 46, 900
desertlons Of men who preferred to