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Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-20

Mether-Fve just washed a jacket
for my little boy. and now 1t Is too
short.
New Maid-WeH, waxt, the boy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-20
School TO Open
Miss Madeleine
school aT22q

for children from four to seven
years, will reopen on September 27.
The training, which is along Mon
tessori lines, prepares the children
to enter the second grade in the
public schools.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1915-08-20
Opposinq Arauments.

"Why can't those two men agree in
their disputeF'
'Well, you see, the skinny ones ar
cSr'-0@---' too thin and the big fel-
nopBes too fatuous. Baltimore
american.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
PRIMARY ELECTION PROCLAIM.
 TON

Pursuant to law and the require ments of the City Charter, and a reso- lution passed by the Commission of the City of Phoenix on Tuesday. the 23rd day of February, 1915. primary city election will be held on Saturday, the 9th day of March, 1915, to select can diGates for the offices of City Commits sioner to fill the vacancies in the City Commission caused by the expiration of the terms of Commissioner M. J. Fo- ley and Commissioner Frank Woods, for the term commencing on the first business day of May, 1915. at the hour of ten o'clock a. m., and continuing for two years thereafter
 The names of the persons regularly nominated as candidates to be voted upon at said primary city election for said offices of Commissioner of the City of Phoenix are as follows: Clinton Campbell, George Norman MacBean and Oscar T. Richey.
 Under the provisions of sections 15, IS and F of Chapter XII of the City Charter of the City of Phoenix, any candidate who shall receive a majority of all the votes cast for said offices of Commissioner at said primary city
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
THREE MEN CHARGED WITH STEALING AUTO
Former Garage EmpIoye and Confed crate Held as Men who Stripped
 Garage of Accessories

M. E. Druley and his two confeder- ates, Van Kirk and Kirkwood, were taken to Tempe yesterday by officers from the sheriff's office. to be arraign- ed before Justice of the Peace Austin, They are charged with the theft of an auto and a large quantity of auto ac- cessories from the Tempe Garage.
 The auto and accessories, with the exception of light, have been recov- cred. The light was expressed to Los Angeles, and will be sent back here as soon as it arrives.
 The men were quickly apprehended after the theft, even before the casing that coupled Druell with the crime, was found in pr. RedeWilPs office.
 Officers froln the sheriff's office had the men in jail,
 Druell had been employed by the Tempe garage, and Kirkwood is the proprietor of local garage. The men after their preliminary hearing were held under bond of $500. They were unable to furnish this, and were sent back to the county jail, to await trial.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
WORK ON JONES BLOCK
 WILL NOT BE STOPPED
Death of Owner, Will in no Way Inter. fere With Construction of Down
 Town Property

The construction of the Jones build ing at the corner of Central and Wash ington streets, will be carried on to completion. This announcement was made yesterday. The contract had been satisfactorily made, and the death of MT. Jones, will in no way intrefere with it.
 Always careful as to business details, MT. Jones forestalled any litigation or trouble by transferring the property to his wife. In order to make the trans action strictly legal, and to prevent any questions arising as to the validity of the act, MT. Jones bought and placed on the deed s73 worth of revenue stamps. This is not necessary in real- estate transactions where the trans fer is in the family.
 The funeral will be held this morn ing at ten o'clock from the family resi- dence at 339 West Portland. Rev. Will liam Scarlett, dean of Trinity Pro- Cathedral, will officiate. Interment will be in Greenwood.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
BAND TO GIVE DANCE
 IN GEM CITY TONIGHT
Mesa Dance to Be Repeated Both For Benefit of Band and the
 Delight of Citizens.

The First Regiment band is becOm- irg a habit in Mesa. Since the dance given by that musical aggregation there on Washington's birthday, the demand for another affair has been strong. Coupled with the fact that the band is in need of funds to fi- nance their trip to the coast this summer, it was very easy to per suade Director Redewill to hie him. self and his band to the Gem city.
 The dance to be given this evening will be in the Vance auditorium. A number of new pieces never before subjected to the public will be brought forth for the occasion. A number of auto parties are taking advantage of the good roads and fine weather to go over to Mesa and en- Joy a night dancing to the fine brand of music furnished by the First Regi- ment band.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
PRICES PAID TODAY BY WALTER
 HILL 6 co.
DE soUzA NoTARY-A notari

DE sOUZA NOTARY-A notarial
 commission was issued yesterday at
 the office of the secretary of state to
 Frank DeSouza. justice of the peace
 in West Phoenix precinct
 MISSIONARY MEETING-The La
 dies Foreign Missionary Society of the
 First M. F. Church will meet at the
 home of Mrs. Lloyd B. Christy, 1926 N.
 Central avenue, this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
 SUIT FOR INSURANCE R. L. Bake, formerly proprietor of the Big Curio Store, entered suit yesterday in the Superior Court against the Ger mania Fire Insurance company for $1,- 3S7.39 claimed to be due him for in surance on the store when it burned out MONROE LOOP-The constrpction
 gang of the Phoenix railway company yesterday pushed the new Monroe loop as far east as First avenue. where the work of grading is now going on. When | the loop is completed the Brill Glendale and Indian School avenue and east l on Monroe to First street. The Second avenue car will turn east at the Y. M 1 c. A. making the circuit in the same direction. It is announced that serv- 1 ice will also be resumed on the First avenue line to the railway station.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
Of Local Interest
LATEST FIGURES

By arrangement with the recla- nation service, The Republican is on the elevation of water in the RooseN cit lake each day. Yester- day evening at p. m. the ob- server read the gauge especially for The Republican. The water stood 197 feet against the face of the dam.
 A foot and a half of water was flowing over the intake dam at the same hour.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
HAIR GOODS FOR SALE

election is elected to the office for which he is candidate; and in case two or more Of the candidates voted for at said primary city election shall re- ceive a majority of all the votes cast at said primary city election for said offices of City Commissioner then the two persons receiving the highest num- Der of votes shall be elected to fill said offices of City Commissioner for said term of two years commencing on the first business day in the month of May, 1915, and no further election shall be had as to said offices. GEO. U. YOUNG. | Mayor. Attest:
 | FRANK THOMAS
 City Clerk.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

The next issue of the directory goes to press on March 10th All insertions and changes should be made prior to this date.
 MOUNTAIN STATES TEL &
 TEL. COMPANY Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
ON THE vERANDA

q love the bunny hug"
 IT don't know it' said the young man, regretfully, but I'm bear at the old-fashioned variety"
 And then the moon considerably withdrew behind a cloud.-Pittsburg Post.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05

At Neighborhood House. If fair, the plav "One Should Marry" will be pre- sented bv the German club of the Phoenix high school at the Neighbor- hood Hose. Saturday, March at I:45 D. m. The proceeds are to help the buildin, fund. Tickets 25 cents.-Adv. m
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
MONROE LooP-The constructior

\ Arizona Lodge No. 2, F. & wy A. M. will confer the Third ~\ Degre this (Friday) evening 7:30 o'clock. Visiting Brethren are cordially invited.
 c. P. HART, w. M. 7
 Adv
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05

Puttons nromptly made from scraps of materials. ribbons, etc. Good va riety styles and sizes; prices reason
 able. Dress forms, our casting process reproduces your own figure.
 Collister Dress Form & Button Shop,
 71O N. First st. Phone 564.-Adv.-1t
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY

Deficiency in temperature since
 first of month, 33 degrees.
 Accumulated deficiency in tenn perature since January 1, 49 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday, .02 inch.
 Excess in rainfall since first of month, CA inch. Accumulated excess In rainfall since January l. L15 inches. Data For Tucson. Highest temperature yesterday. 5S Rainfall yesterday ...-......... 0 ROBERT R. BRIGGS, Section Director.
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05

Everybody attend Dr. Corners auction sale of cattle today, miles northwest of Phoenix.-Adv. 1t
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05
STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service report for March 4: Elevation of water in reservoir,
 feet 19O. iU Contents of reservoir, acre it. 932, ,494 Gain in preceding "A hours,
 acre feet S,594 Elevation of water on year
 ago today .140.55 Contents of reservoir one year
 ago today ..........3 33O, ,556 Normal flow of Salt and
 Verde rivers at Granite Reef
 M. l. 202, 600 Amount of water used for ir-
 gation, north side M. L...... 14,71l Amount of water used for ir-
 gation, south side NJ. L...... 1,39O
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05

Everybody attend -Dr. Corners auction sale of cattle today. 9 miles northwest of Phoenix.-Adv. It
Arizona republican., 1915-03-05

LOST, BIG BUNCH oF'KEYs. Re- ward, Stauffer, care Republican.-Adv.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-03

oen, iiamentlid oie Der Wtanllfattlrr'
ponrenb1noler, batten oie 6niien su
Yieroeitduen eingeriftet. am eiltiee-
li6iten iob es iibero1 IN Den aiiden,
hPn ga6erdlrmen uno aloietts aus.
Die Sober itrdibt lid, Die S6Dcine'
rel, Die IN oieien 91limen berribte,
81 idrloern.
ytatoem mir nod mebrere Tripat,
bduier beilft batten nnterDarfeu
mir Die itaotIlden uno itadtlihen 8e-
bouoe einer Hepilion 9Sm Ratbbans,
I'M foniglifen AmtSaeriht imo i'm
9reIsbaus lino Die sften gum groBten
Sbeil pernl6tet oie aalienrdlume err
brofen, oieSeloi6ranfe fortgei6offt,
Die Dtaihlnen I'M gSoiier. lno aanal'
merf Iino abmontiert; Der geriuh,
oas @aiieriperf nittels elmer Sofomo.
bile IN 2batigfeit 5li ieben. i6eint
lnlBlllngen 5lt leln. Gas 8n5merf
iit 5ienlid) intatt, es feblt MIR ein
tlelner @asn1otor. - Der Safer traf
am Gienltag, 16. 5Sebruar, uon Si,
lUalfi tommero, IN ". Gin. 9lls er
Dor Dem Foltgebdiloe duf Dem Diartt,
plnB halt ma6te, lullroe er Don ben
nllgenbliflih in Dt liegenoen Srlp'
pen nit oonnernoen Surru5 begriiBt.
Die Solooten limringten nno nmili'
belten lin, lnlO Der Seiang Der Sieeer
sell cir I'M Siegesfran5" tno
-EertIflano, 9entid)lano iiber oaes"
ihnllte braltieuo ilber ben groren
melten FIas geueat oantte Der Gai.
ier ben Sruppen uno berIieb nod Ell
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-03
Sins Gnslanbs militariitiidem
Sebrjabr.
y cSimes". ".RbiloiOpfic aber bic Eis.
5ipliu.

Die .5me5" bertubt 6eionoers germ
ibre Seitartitel oo5u, I'M Dem engIi.
ifen Eublitum llHterriht 5u ertbei'
len mo es IN Der Ridtltng 81 beein-
iIuiien, Die ibr geraoe Die nieIibite
erideiut. 20 pbiloiopbirt tie in elmer
ibrer leeten gtummern iiber Die Gis-
5iplin oes Soloaten uno iu6t Dem
Gngl1noer oen llnterihieb 3rpiifen
Den Hilihten 0es 9iirger5 lm6 oenen
oes ariesers flar 81 ma6en. y0ieie.
nigen, Ole Die nleiite ariegseriabrung
baben, beridten ms, baB ole &egi.
menter mit Der beIten Iis3ipIin auh
Die 9eginenter iino, Die am beiten
fGnlpien Sic 5eid]nen lid niht MIR
i'm @eborIam. ionoern in ie6er Sin,
iift Dor oen anoern aus. 60 miro
alio in oieiem mie in ieoem iriiberen
ariege Der bobc gSertb Der Iis5iplin
erlpieieu; uber in Srieoens5eiten miro
lie Don oenen perndItet, Die nift mil,
fen, mas oarlmter 3lt ueriteben lit. ="
Die o&imes" menoet lid oann ge.
gen Ole, Die ben y@amni6enbienit
uno anoapergeboriam Der 0euti6en
perbobnen, uno ipottet babel ibrer
iclbit ltro peiB nift Iuie. ,Gs lie1t
cine srobe Sciabr 6arin, bab mir in
unierer slblcbnung olles oeiien, mas
ans 7elti6louo fomnr, irnS nit Der
slnnnhme bcIien ooB Der cneliife
Solont eincu iritinftipen uno nnge,
borenen gciit mir Oas SoIbutiein bat,
Dqtrfl ocu Iis5iplin filr i'm unu0tbia
miro. Selbit menn cr bieIen @eiit
bate. mas mare Die groBtc lmtiifnIi.
idje 9ela6ung ohne aenntniB ser
SonIciter2 llnb 3isHplin lit fiir Seu
SoIooten oos, mas Die Sonleitcr fir
ben Wluiifcr @s qibt 1emiiie 9inae,
Sie er 3u thun lernen mIB. ohue oo,
riiber nodRloentcr, beoor er feline
Steae i'm Seer orbentlit nusfiiIlt.
uro er mus nieles lernen, ohnc 3lt
iragen, morltm cr 0os Icrut. Tur
tpeun or oos lrijnoIih gelernt bat,
funn er in Ser SdIadlt ieinen Mann
Itehen." Ter 9urfihnittsengIGnoer
bnlte lid iiir einen ireien 9iirger. Der
iih ron nieman0em etpas beiebIeu
su laiien 6rau6e Ties &eht mole
man ibm in ser Golitif audl nid)t
ihmdlern; aber man uriiiie lid i'm.
mer uie0er oor 9Iuleu hoIten. SnB oie
SHgenoer oes 9iiraers nitt oieiclben
ieien mie Die 6es sSoloaten Ser @iir,
ger lit nid,t SheiI zines @erf3eueeS,
hoS 5llr 2Iusiiblng BON 8etualt be
itinmlt lit. Der SoIOat ober lit es,
uno er ru5 iid) oaher Dor alien Dem
aroben @an3en iiiaeu. Gin Seer lit
fein Seer. ionoern MIR cine ungeoro,
uete Wai'e. nenn nidt oon jeoem elm
3eInen nit @citimu1tbeit erlDartet
peroen fam, oab er auf 6eu 8e'ehI
lin oasieIbe in oemieIben 9lupenbIid
rnie Die onoern tbut. Der 9iirqer
hleibt INNER cine BerIoulihfeit fir
iif, Der SoIoat aber muB oieies 1er-
io1Iide in iifl iibertptnoen." 0ie
Zines gibt gu, 6ob oies bem @ug-
lander i6iper perOe. beuu der @Iau.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-03
\ Is15.5o; qlfaIfd s17O0-19.0o

$3.50; qffalfd s17oo-19-oo per
Tcnne.
WHblenfutter in ftetis. Rleis
S25. .00-25 80; Dlioolings grobes
$27.00: DO. feines S2S.00; aemiif.
tes f5iiffer $4,000.
Gamereten = Martt ifetig.
alesIam.n s70O-7.50 auf bsm @e,
leiIe unb $8.O0-s.50 per 9u. bonn
Store, 1imotbp $2.75-3.25 per gu.
bonn Store BuHpei3sn 85e per Blu.
8erfhiebtnes.
Dele. - Marit itetig. 2sin5l. 10,
ks 64c per Gdllone in pdrtien bon
596ls. geiohtes 1e mebr. Po. 1
aarSol 6Oe; Cotton Seeo Gel. rnffi.
nirtes 53c Der @aIlone. 5erpenfiii
Sic per 0ollone in partisn bon 1--o
Barrels. petroleum, Obio Carbon
120 grab 81 DO. $50 Grab 10ae,
Seabliabt It's Grao 12e. Reb grotpn
9aIolin 13c, Napbia 16c per GaIlone
in gartisn bon 1--5 gbls.
Safs. = Dsr Narti IN rubis. =
Clio gfiper S1.05 per g6l. bon 2S0
BID, sslbrlobn biiI5ugefiigt.
5aIg. = Warit fieiis. prima
0itp 65-7c; DO. GOuntrD 6i-6ae
per pfunb.
aobIeM - Warft rubis. gous
abiosb.np $3.50-3.75, RuB unb
Slad $2.25, aanatpba StiidtobI,n
$3.5o-3.75. Rub unb Slad $2.25
per 3onne nbaelieiert. yiaudloie
Stiidfcblen $500, 90. gauB nno
Glad 1925. antbraeite $7.75-
500 per 2onne abgeIieiert. Gofe TO-
itet $6.00-6.50 per Sonne nbge.
Iiefsrt.
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Eastiher Sysarftberiht.

Cincinnati, ,. lpri!.
St na6ioIasnSsu GuOiirunlm b.,
si,tsn ii6 uur auf Gnsrrs srans.
nltiousn. Bel tleinertn Gsid1ften
iprrbsn s.pas b5b,re prsii. tsrs4nrt.
proDiiicnn n
S6mala. primd Gttnm
9.20- $50; Ganilp SamaI5 10s
-i0te pro aSfuno.
9rodengtidlsents Flsii 4
SbOrt clear Ssit.n 10--104e. ibori
Sippsrisitsn 9t-93c, ,rita ibur.
clear Ssiten 9a-1Oc, S9ulisrn st
-8Ac, 9.llis 10-101t uno Il
m.br Ssrpadi.
Bacon. S6ort sI,ar S,it.n
1T liz. erira fbOrt clear S,ii.n
11--113c, ibort Rippsnfsiitn 10a
Lie, Sauli,rn 81 9ae unb gels
lies 11i-114e.
SiBaep6tsltts TIeiI@.
shintsn 14-141t, picnic SGuI.
isrn 1oa-11t. gr.ntieii Bacon IS
--19c. Stuli.rn 10A-1fe; y. q.
Gut S6ultsrn 10A lie; ,rOGsn.
gssi ShiHtsn 25-27c.
Irii&ts gltif6. Gdiu.
fen 11-11Ac. picnie S4uItsrn ID
SIC, 54ulisrn 7h-84c. fbbort rip
p.nisi.en 94--10t, ibOrt clear Seiten
94-9st, srtru ibort Seiten 94-9Ac.
srtrd ihort S.ii,n 93-9tt. Bellies
10h--16c pro pfunb.
sNebl unb @:treite
Ms5I. - Dinter paisnt $500
7.10; gDinter fantp $6.55-6.S0;
Bintsr JamiIp $6.15-6.3o; Bintsr
tItra $5.70-5.90; Winitr orDinGrss
$5.5o-5.70; Barter W,i,.n Yatsni
7.80-7.70; S1rter D.iSsn fdncp
6.s5-710; Sart<r @tissn 5aHilp
$3.50 -6.20; Rosgsnm.bl. .nOrbtrsTt.
Ii1es aemii1tes $6.10-6.50; rsirss
Gitp RpagrnmsbI S6.25-6.50; Gitp
eemiIdtes S6.15-6.40.
Weisen. - 80. 2 roiber Wins
ter Sl.52-1.53; To. 8 DO. s1.49-
1.50; 20. 4 DO. s1.47-l49.
Welf9forn. - 20. l psibes
7sc; go. 2 DO. 75a 76s; Rn. 3 90.
75-75ac; Ro. 4 bo. 73b -74te; Ho.
8 DO. 72a 1876; Ro. 6 DO. 71a-
72ac. = gsO. l stlbss 75tc; SO. 2 DO.
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7575ae; 30. 3 bo. TAI 75e; 30.
q bo. 73-74t; go. 8 DO. 72-73e;
go. 8 bo. 71--72e. = 80. / gemif9s
ter 755t; 30. 2 bo. 75 75tt; 80. 8
bo. 745 75e; Ho. a bo. 73-74e;
&c. 5 DO. 72-73e; Ho. 9 bo. IL
72c. - WsiBss aclbsntorn 74-75e;
s.Ibss aolbsntorn 76-77e; gemiidiss
aOlbsrtorn 75-76e per guIkI.
5afsr. 80. 2 ipsiber 59a-
soc; Stanbdrb fpsiber So Sole; Ro.
3 psibsr 5ea SOC; 0o. A ipsibsr 571
581e; Ro. 2 semiidtsr 58a SOC;
SO. 8 semii4tsr 58-58ac; RO. a ses
mii6tsr 57-58e.
Nogeen. - 80. 2 $1.11-1.s
13; 30. 3 $110-1.11; go. A $1.07
LILO.
Whisfn.
@crfailft muroen - gbls. Ti.
ftilI.rE ;rinifheb Gophs 1uf Der Bats
bon s1.39 per gnlIcne.
groeeriel
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8lak.Na&


Ger SbioiIuB miro iid I'M Gincin'
natier 2iitritt Hir wenig uernnoern.
@eiteru glbmO bate oerieIbe beI bic
Tiger Staot cincn &aiieritano pon 8
SaB.
Gie iolgcuOeu 9epeiten traicn
iudbreno oea seitrisen 1ageS bier
elm:
gitt&t!lrg, 9a-6.3 SuB, iaGt.
99Eeeiing, ~. 9a.-5.7 SUB. idIlt
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aanaluba ,SaQs. yS. &a. -2.S. idlt
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4urtsmollt6, C-12 SUB. iteigt.
2ouisuillc. ao-9.2 SUB, itcjst.
Goansuiac. SuO.-11 ,Silb, idllt.
giai5uiae. Senl.--t1.s SUB. illlt
CHATTANOOGA. {tnn. -l0.6 s.. iteigt.
Rempuis. Seuu.--1G.4 Sirb. idat.
om.S3 9i,sgl R0@C @iS3Sg &6
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@ie ia bic Staot WtarssrabO-
pa uno mein oeim mad slb5us
Der 6uiien puriauo.
3riimmsr. un0 granbitGitsu. - Die
Ssrit5runssrutb Der Ruiisn. =
Der aaiitt iHmfttsn isinsr SOlbas
zen
ge gearssta6opu, 81. gsb.

Rahosm Sinoen6urg burb feline
ieloberrntunit uno bic linuersIsihlihe
5apfsrteit uHitrer 9ruppsn bic Rui~
fen gum spsitsn Wale aus Oitprsus
Beu berausesporfen bate, riidt. mein
i6cn ionse s,begter Wurih. msiuer
5eimatbitGot glidggrobotpd einen Be
iut, abitotttn Su tSnnen, in sreifbare
Rdbs. Tit rcd brsi Serren aus
%. beriet i'd His n5tbisen 9orberei +
tuneen su bi.isr Rsiis. bic uber 10
picI S6pierateiten ereaben, boB mir
srii ON Rittpc4. ben IL. Gsbruar.
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stsfsuesuf efs~refsklp nsnareusnt etc ~ The cn-
slnna fsIk siatt pstisshsd tniiy 81 coeine.ti Osa
Frlairel ~ sf Cssrress AnEnsf lt fsi1 hAn.rinr
Eiilef Hsarv DaaEssF tissinaat 0hoi hrslness Ma
ssrr esrh. Haeisenann. Cihonatti uhla; futter Ila
rsnennAti yslkstlatt Cpupany. Csednnafl Ohie.
tfeekkeldsrs pee q eApitai stglk Herths
y. Msrkbrslt " Hassaursk sstAts Geo. p seh hEsttsr
tffisfsfd Christ. Hdgsin. satsre Gerrnsa Banf n.
Hsen1ns q. n. kfppssiorf a. y neaneistef. Hsnrf
nsnls Dosuss sststs u fhiladslphis ~ fshsehl lftf
ln1isaapeiis. lad Mr.. Ckss, y. J4hussn, q bsran
setseri1.rs ssss GgkH HtEfSENAyS.
sTsTs . ssa 'sh',n,sd hsssIs :, g. ,sS ~ q
Ssfsrr nhiis n .aa o. s,iz Hanltsa csasr uAs. NJ
sse1@-ssis. sxsisss M.ssA o. Ssls.
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u 4Msfuh o.:

Iinopieb. lie 3uilbren
lparen lciht, aber binreiheio, I'M Die
begrellste RndJirase 5I oeden, oa bnS
@eitdit bel 10 bis 15e nieorIge'
rem Breiien ilalt lpnr.
W9it.lere uno idlpere Stiere $500
anserleieue 81 7.l0-S7 so;
Gtien S2.75-$5.65; Sleiiter Cite.
re S5.25-S7.0O; miserleieue S7.25
ST. 80; Sellers S5.0o-7.00; ans.
erIeienc bis crtra S7.50-$7.75; Stii.
&c $5.25-S5.5O; auserleiene bis
ertra S5.65-$G.00; Gamers 1925
-S4.25; iette glild)fiibe $500
S5.75: ertra 5000.
gullen. 9ie 3uiubrer Da'
ren lcift uno Der Dlarft itetia.
@asere unS leid,te S4.50-S5.G 60;
9olo9na S5.65-$6.t5; Grtro $6..
%; iette 9ullen S6.00-6.25.
aaIber. lie 3uiubren ipd'
rem IiGcral irno Der Wi1rtt bel 30
zoe nieoriseren Preiien fIau.
Sroindre ino 9robe S5.50-S.75;
lair big quite leidlte $3.50 $500:
ertra 1925 $3.50.
2 hmeine. - 9ie 3uiubren
parcn rei6lid. Der Iartt aber riibig,
Die Yrciie erIitten ipenis 9erdnOe.
rung.
@utc bis anserieiene gscrinnot,
mD 6Ieii6eriorten S7.30-S7.35
iGpere nuscrleiene 9erianot uno
Sleiidtriorten $7.2o--S7.30; oroi.
mare bis aIserleiene idtpere iettC
SGue S5.50-$6. 40; ertra $3.50;
StaGs S4.25-S5.25; leidlte Ser.
innotiorien S7.00-S7.35; Serfel
ti0 giumo mo tpe:liser $3.50
$G.s5.
. dale uno SGmmer. - 9ie
3aiubren iunren pieoerum leiht ilno
Der @crtt Ieb9ait gu itetigen bis itar.
fen greiien.
Sdaie S4.25-sL00; edmmcr
S7.o0-$t0.00. 6'eid,oreuc 9dmmer
S7.50-S9.50 Sprin4 Sammcr
Si0.00-Si5.00; menise St5.50.
92$S 24a3:5 M. 3tcu . eys3a0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-03
Gbicago, 2. 9lpril.

hpcinc. = 3uiubr 10000;
Warft p6ber. Buff S6.s0-S9.60;
leiftr S6.65-$6.95; gemiitte $6.65
-S6.95; idxpere S6.50-S6.9212 /;
role SG.50-$6.60; 6erfeI $3.50
$3.50.
Rin6pieb. 3ufibr 700;
Dtarft itetis; 9satipe Stiere $3.50
Ss.75; aiibe mb Sellers $500
$775; aalber S6.00-S9.00.
Shafe. - 3ufiibr 5000; Marft
iietig. Sd,aie S7.25-$s.40; Gam.
mer S7.75-$10.15.