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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27
FpRwwRN's cospExsArroNsAup
EFtRc-rsyD sEY'TEMBER rsr

NThe ,oklshoma .workmen's .com,
ptnsaiion law be comes effective Sep
tfihber ist and upon that date ev'
efy employers liability policy In IN,
State becomes Cancelled by a special
provision Of the act. The measure
ipcludes employers In practically ev,
9y industry employing more than
&o employees. and IL compulsor,
18th upon employers and employees
IL also provides that employers NJ.
fected must carry insurance with an
admitted lnter-insurance or recipro.
eel exchange, stock company or mu.
tval association u they do not recelv,
The permission OF the Industrial
Board upon making a satisfactory e.
nanciel showing. to carry their own
risk. For failure to provide compen-
sation In one OF these ways an en-
ployer is subject TO fine OF one dol.
lar per employee per day during such
failure.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27
JURY FINDS THAT PERSONS
UNKNOWN LYNCHED FRA NJ,

coroners jury in session at Ma
rietta, Ga, returned verdict that
LEO Frank. the famous murderer
who was lynchsd rev iays ago
came 10 his death az the hands Of
persons whose identities ere 'un.
known. The jury was out on'y three
minutes before returning the verdict
"a strange sidelight on tbe Frank
lynching. came TO light the same day
that the coroner's jury returned the
verdict, when Boston firr which
has been selling various supplies to
the cit yof Atlanta wrote officers OF
the city that they will mo- solicit any
further business from that city until
the state OF Georgia 'aNes effective
steps to punish the lynIhors OF
Frank.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27
tETTING THE TRAFFIC. n.t -..
B no ORDINANCE yIoIATORs

n City, officers have been very busy
e pastweek with their big drag net
eHtching the violators Of the city's
new traffic ordinances. and some flf-
teen or sixteen alleged yiols,ors have
been ION the carpet" and assessed the
iragulatio1 dollar and. costs. which
runs the assessment TO about siA dol
lars a head. The violations consist
in the maid of driving. too fast and
cutting the corners a little different
lN than the law prescribes.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -. -.a.. ....,;r,.t
-..s- 49,. b. FOR MISS FAsH

Thursday evening the home Of Mrs
y. c. Snblett was the seer VI sur.
prise ,sathsrine Of the souns friends
Iqf Miss. Bertha Fash. . bfide OF the
near future. The rooms were pret.
tiiy decorated with roses and vines
The evening was spent in games A
mock wedding was one OF thS events
that occasioned much merriment.
During the evening everyone pres.
ent went fishing for tholr fortunes,
and Miss Fash's catch consisted OF a
goodly supply OF miscellaneous gifts
which she received In her usual sweet
way.
Refreshments were served. the
cream assuming the shape OF hearts,
and the evening closed with music
and singing.
Those present were Mesdamcs
Fash and Sublett. and the Misses
Blanche Yeats. Esther Fash. Frances
DAWSON. Jimmie Belle Sublett. Ber.
tina Fash, Helen Weber OF wilburton,
Oklahoma. and ethel Ford OF i,'ng
fisher. Oklahoma.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27
GERMANY SENDS HER REGRETS

The Germanc,Eevsrnment., through
Count Won pSast6rff& aabassador
to this country asks that the Unlted
States hear her side OF the case before
taking any action on the sinking OF
the ARABIC. Of the White star nne.
The German government '-avowss no
report OF the sinking of the yessoi
has been made. apd'they opine that It
was either sunk With good cai,se by
one Of their subpiagines. or that Il
came in contact with loose floating
mine. or was sunk accidentally At all
events. the German government ex-
presses its sincere regretfof any loss
Of American lives. The message has
served to relax the high tension OF
feeling caused in official circles az
Washington by the news OF the sinG-
ing of the vessel.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27
I. .stste..A.t....&;
OFFICER SHOT hoy A. KEMP,

= Comfy Attorney Turnbun and
Sheriff Phillips went to K-mp ona
day this week TO investigate the
shooting Of a young man thcre last
Sunday. by the name OF Chester og-
den, Il being now believed that the
shooting. done by Town Marshal J.
Finney. was accidental The facts as
given the News are that bunch of
young chaps had been creating some
little disturbance. anu ON last sun
day night the marshal saw. sevarat
yonng felloss hanging around the
church while services were In prOg-
tess, Asibe approach a. it u aaId.'
tAe. boys isoyep Off. and he ordered
them back 10 the grounds, whercup-
they refused. He II then sail to have
pulled bis revolver N shot the ball
striking young ogden In the leg. The
boysis not seriously injured The
marshal swears he shot at tho
ground. TO brighten the boys. but that
he missed what he snot st
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27
WORKING ROADS AGAIN

\ Clarence Early. president OF the y
C. Good Roads Association. has been
pretty busy since the rain last week
doing, oser asiot OF road work which
tbs, hesfv rains had undone. Forces
of .m@d have. been at work dragging
and filling holes In all sections OF the
Oklahoma, Texas and Gulf Highway
through the county, most OF which
has been put back in pretty good
shape. in spite ,of the undoing don,
by the big rains. 4saste
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27
Handsome Shoes a Specially

HOES for all the family here We buy direct from the factories
and thus afford make prices that will suit pocket
book In shoes have fine prices which
be considered very inviting these days when leather goods have be-
come expensive.
The womens misses and chdrens shoes will be found truly
vceabe High topped boots button laced and ties in white
black and white canvas shoes comfortable outing footwear
cf prominent makes
leather and shoes in all sizes with fashonaby
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27
ED SPEARS DOING WE'LL

Ed /. Speairs. who Is undergoing
treatment at the sherman Sanitar-
ium. where he has been sor two
weeks. Is reported much better and
to be doing well a. thls time. Mrs.
Speairs returned the niddle OF the
week from sherman. where she visit
ed hin'. end says ne is doirg rs well
as can he expected. odi that he will
have TO remaln at The sanitarium for
some time.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27
RETURNED ERoS SPRINGFIELD
AF.TER An OPERATION

W, $. Archibald returned the fore
part OF tha week from Springfield.
Missouri. where some time ago he
had his risha foot amputated. Mn
Archibald received an injury many
years ago. that crippled the foot. and
II had given htm constant pain for
many years, until idpaiors advised
that II be amputated. He says he
feels much better since the opera
tion. 's ,aIga .rt T "a
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27
RETURNED FROM TRIP ro rExAs

Mr.. and Mrs. John Westbrook re-
turned this week from three weeks
vacation trip spent visiting friends
and relatives in West Texas. They
reports lots of sport and a good time
generally.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27
SAYS CROPS ARE GOOD ibp"rE
in NORTHERN TEXAS

Wallace Duckworth. OF nesf BoTfl
ham. Texas. 'hassbeen here ,his'Ne.k
visiting his sisters. Mrs cNppAe Ham
ilton and Mne joe 1Bloodworth al
calera, and Mrs,o Jim Kidd. ofptbis
city. Mr.. Dckworth says that he has
the best crops thitiSear hs5bas hai
sinceshe has been that
his oats average about fof'y-five bu-
shells TO the acre this yenr,,u Mr.
Duckworth formerly lived In Inrant,
and was associated with Mr.. damil-
ton In his hardware and iirplament
business eight or nine years ago.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27

The Durant News. 800 per year
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27

AGENTS Sell Evans 1916 Model
T Sweeper vacuum Cleaner Eni-
Client. practical durable. Special
prices. Evans Blue Bird. Clothes
Line Reel LeGrless Qutdpor eRel,
Monarch Radiator, the great fuel
saver. and other excellent profit-pro-
ducers Evans Mfg Co.. eos S. Dear
born. Chicago. wig
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27
'BARGED WITH ASSISTING
PRISONERS IN THE IAII

Steve Jones and his son. Homer.
re arrested and placed in the .coun-
" Jail this week on the complaint Of
eputy Sheriff Kiersey. that they had
attempted to slip pistol into the
ihil to two OF 'Sseve's sons who are In
iAil awaiting trial on charges, OF bur-
siary.l i,a eYrN .s4.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27
WEATHER FORECAST

'rhe U, s. Weather Bureau,
predicts the following weath. u'l
! ef conditions in IRIS SECTION
FOR the week commencing on
Wednesday. Aug. 2bth, vit.' I,
Local thunder showers wcd.
nesday viii be followed by
fair weather FOR three or four
days, and again by showers
during the latter portion Of
the week, Temperatures WIN :,
be seasonable.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27

Duluth. Minn.-Charles French
wanted a job in Uncle Sans navy. He
applied for the position of piano tun-
Ell. He is still wanting the job.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1915-08-27

N. Helmich. who for the past year
or more has been Identified with the
Durant Cotton OIL Company. at this
9lste, De, fePRsS ffnnsN fsiAs, 4
Witch pIaSSas knfhtkke thcsssataes
ment Of M oil mili which has recent
" been acquired by the Durant Cot
ton OIL people. Mr.. and',Mrs Hci-
mich haye4utade mAny warm triends
during nfsfr years stay in the city
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-06

ipeiter Dem i6iisen6en Gude gu. ggenl
bort nun Die 5raH5oien gsitett bdtten,
ple mir tltr3 pprber bepboatet batten9
SD od6te gar nitt an bic @efdbr, in
Der mir BEL uuIerem2iebesDert ihneb.
ten. Gnoli6 naren mir brinnen.
.3pet frun3oiiide 56werperlpunoets
Idgen orinnen, ais i'd pcrIi6tig Die
9roBe Steune betrut. sic ertonnten
lnt9 iofort llno janlmerno bcben Iie
rtc 2lrme, fro6eu 81 mir berun uuO
flebteH I'm Gndoe. Die anDeren Durs
ben tns Strob gebettet. aud fie begans
nen an i6ren 5eridofenen @liebern 5u
mir beran3utrte6eu, unD flebeHo bos
ben it4 glugcn uHb Qrme. Sd beru.
btate lie in gebrodenem Grun30Iii6,
lanae MOLTEN iis ni6t slauben; lie
tpuren feit iiber3eugt iie ale, etrpa
5nan3ig aerls, piirOen iebt gemorbet.
4Is lie rubig purben. batsn lie I'M
46iinth, mir muBten Draubsn bic Eors
ntiter entleeren - fat in jeDem ftdt
bic irnoermeibIihe Sfndpsflai6e.
DBir itellteu poiten aus, audi ein
Sinner .purbe in ben Regen aebaIten.
um 8oiIer gu betommen. Giner bet
telte, man mo6te bob ieineN aorpos
raj 6ereinbolen bos geir lei i'm GER
ifmettsrt. Gas mar fir meine Qeute
OGs allgemetne 3si6eu, no8muI bins
uus3ulauien in ba5 INNER nod unbal=
terbe llnpetter. I'm nod me6r Der
lpunbets 8u fuden Sic bru6teH
feufeub nieber einige berein. Die
9eute flutteu ibren Gdnbsleuteu in
heftiQen Dorten, laqen lie bod prei
5ole uno gld6te o6ne jcoe pile in
nd6Iter g}dbe ibrer Steuungen. Gnos
lid hotten mir iis alle gut gebsttst, ib.
rsn 0urit qel0i6t uuo 3pie6at ge.
reitt. 0as Better mar poriibergss
3oqen. bic 9fli6t rief 8eim Sort
geten OerIprah i6 ibnen, ben Qr3t
unb arontentrdgsr 3u iaiden. WRit
5hrdnM IN oer9Iuqeu oantten lie mir
uno tsiner lieb mid gelen, Obne oab
er mir bantGar bic Sauo geItiitteIt
latte: 8ors ete5 oes braOes ioloatS I.
tlang es uus nl4".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-06

geim 8d6rsn, obsr mas Dasiel6s III.
beim S9piben besisiben, finben Oers
lhieoene 8orgdnge Itatt, bic man nod
ni6t genou tennt. Dies trifft 5u BEL
ben @dbrunsserresern bel ben Seu'
ga3illen, bic jebsm Seu onbaften un0
iOnitigen Yeitanbtbeilen, bic sci Der
@dbrung entItebsn unb mitpi.feu.
Dos S9ipiBen Dauert je na6 Den
porliegenbsn 8erbdltnifsn pier biz adt
Do9en. Ddbreno Dieisr 3eit perlisrt
ii1 aud Der itorte geru9 ugb Der ans
fangs OOrbanOsns itrense Gei6mat.
llnDergobreass 9su bat, pie iGoH be-
merit, BEL pferben unb Rinoern bdufig
re9t uudtbeilig gelpirtt. Jn leiatsn
5dllen gsrietben bic 9biere in hefttgeH
S6peib, entlssrten bdufis einen mebr
als iouit sefdrbten Sarn, aus oem ii4
Elm 8Obsnabias abi6ieo, ieBten Wei'
den, fhleimigen Dung ab uno parsn
iebr matt. @rroe unuermittelt uicl
neues Seu gegeben, 10 traten i6psrs
8erbauungsit0runsen elm, bic ii6 uI5
ein nit Gieber psrbunbener. raid Uer'
ldufsnoer Wagentatarr6, in lnaneel'
batter Srebluit, permebrtem 9urit, gss
r0tbetsr, nit S6dum beIsstsr WIauI'
idleimbauI, Solitsn, gIdbfndt,
S4psllungsn an ben 9lisbmaben uuo
Oem Baud GuBerten uno niAt {eIten
ben 3ob CUR 6o!ge batten.
2lus osm 8oritebenben gsb! 6eroor,
bab in bsm nsusn Seu Stofie entbals
ten iinb, lDelfe bic 4bionberunaeH Oes
&0rpsrs abdnosrn unb ipnitige fdJdo'
lt6e Birtunger oeruuluiien. Reue5
Seu freFeH bic 5biere iebr germ uno
nebmsn besbolb ptsl odOon auf, fpenH
i6nsn bier3u @elsser6sit gegeben
ptro. Wsan4s Barmer msircu. bic
groBs Wenge bes nsuen Ssues, tDethes
bic Sbisre Der3ebrt baben, lei Die llr'
fade Der fddbIichen Wirtung. Gies
lit ni4t ri6tig, es iperoen teine ge'
iunb6sitlihsH St0rungen 6eo6a6tet,
rpsnH man bic 9biers ausi6Iisblih nit
dltsrsm Seu fiittsrt. DAP oas eieri9s
,SreFsn bee uuDergobreren 6sue5 els
ner ndtbtbsiligen Ginflub 1uf bic
9bisrs uusii6t, 1T aIerbirqs pobt
m6sti6. Denn nan gen0tbigt 1T, neuss
5eu gu Oerabrsi6en, 10 iol man nur
lpenig baoou ssber. Gebt oas alte
6eu bdlb 3u Gnoe unb mug man 0ss.
bal6 neuss, uHpergobrenss Dsrruenbsu
10 perabrsihe man basfel6s anfdneli4
nod nit altem 5eu gemengt ooer,
ipenn iol6es nidt mebr Dorbunoen in,
nit StrO6 geianittsn in tlsiusu Mens
gen.
mir tommsn gu bem S6luiTe, Oab
friitEs Seu Sos nift au5geihpiBt
bat. iopohf fir gferbe pis aud fix
Wi.bsrtdusr ein geiihyIites 5utter 1T.
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Diebmarft.

Cincinnati. 5. gulf.
;2ufabr unb 9sriaubt pdbrsnb Der
lsBsin 4S Stunben, psrsliden nit Der.
iel6sH 2sit Der psrsoussnen NOds
lpdrsn nj. folgt:
Sufubr giinbp. S6psins S6ai.
2s. Suni 1895 1880 1869
5. SuIi :. 1920 1904 1854
gsrianot ipdbrenb berieIben 3eit:
Rinbp. Strpsins S4ais
%. Suni ;. 1919 1924
5. Suli ia GAL 2657
Rinbpieb. - Die 3ufu6r MIR
b.uts rsi6lih. Wsssn bss Jeiertass
mar bic Ra9irass unbsbsutenb unO
bic preiis infOIssbsiIsn um 10 Bis
25c ni.briger. UtIftiibe iinb:n
mir gum SdI16ten gl6nnbme.
Ulittlere uno idbpere Stiere $6.65
-S.69; duserlsiene bis ertrd $780,
SIS; S6fen $4,000; 1leiI6ers
Siiere $6.00-S.40; auserleiene bis
eytra $s.50-8.75; Ssifers $3.50
S.25; ouserIeiene Bis trtpa $3.50
SIS: aiibe $3.5o-5.75: uussrIeisne
Bis ertra $5.90-6.eo: Gamers $as
25-4.25.
gulleu. Der 0orrdtb mar
rei4li9 uHo bic pretie dlIssmein 10
bis 15e niebriser.
Nagsrs unb lsid5ts S4.50-5.5o;
Bologna $5.65-6.25; ertra $685.
GAO; fetie 8uIlsn $6.25-7.00.
adlber. - Die 3ufubr mar gut
unb BEL suter Radfrase funb bas
ansebot big su 25c bSbertn prsiIsn
fdnsIlen abiab.
CrniAdrs ts arcks $5.a-9.5o;
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felt. Der llmiaB in 6a6ri.aten Tiis
bic iebise Saiion tpar nur mdbig. e.
bsrridt a6sr regs 1bGtig.eit in Der
4uspuhl uno ssiiias 2tbIieferuHg
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nilb SIC Union 5Le, grietisn G q 5he.
Soutbern 9 sac. garb Stis &C. I5oIbaa olsg
4svpsfeg los4 2ic, DO. o. iec utiea io'i
90 iss srtebioH % ise. DO. io.4 zoe;
@ettei6trs RHsIi IiB-Gamfuttn liz.
5tnii Of toe eo0El &c. eoussaie ~ {. gRaton'
eine ee. ON e. 6Obs Tke. Cur Rr.ne 6ht.
WaroeI ei.c. 5iam0ub 8 7e Joraris 17s'sio;
ehe gaHsbrdis 5he Oh HaithfaI 5c. aRaai;
sFssFsa i9t ~ 2s b. % az 2is co. usa ss
9.l Poe eTisstsn iO.l 22s, 30. % zoe.
grintb--slHrirar zsiriiHa .as. Central
1Grt lc. umeriCanJnbigo BAe ho. WoGruina
iirb grnue sAe, 9arif.e Until ashes o. 7d'
nsrai oe. sau 1os Sc. crioH the giartsn
stus-marsrou 7e. Rorv1os 7e. oai.
ssatbsrptooi - tle Hriosfsaa q u 1876
LneeR of ite 2sii N5< 1876. 5usduebarH1
i5Hs qegsiioad 9 ilhe.
@inaba s-NmosftGa etasis 5kr. n J
. %. gtsrfif ginfiic 5hc pornniisr Sfrris
Sts 1872 O. atnsiier &c. ToHtsOis sac.
gfaib1C Rsf TIc. Rsbal elus TX {
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6OaanOs 6auDclswelt i'm
&riese.
8 daQ 4. Sun

- . - ~
galo nah gusbru6 Des &riesss
puros in SoQaRo bic nieoerGdnoii6e
SDer5es 5ruits sWataappij gsgriinbet,
obsr ridtiger 9eiagt, Serr pan 4dIIt,
Der 9irettor Der giieberlGnoiiAen
SanOelsssieIIiauft, griiroete iis Der
3pet mar, etne 3eutraIe gu ihuffen,
Die garantiren tonnte, oub in aoIIano
aus irgenb einem 2anOs eingefiibrts
9ontrebqnbe niat an zines Der triegs
fiibreuben gambler pisbsr uuseefiibrt
lperbs. Sn anbsrsn @ortsn, Der be-
Iisbtsn engfiiasn gsf6uIbisung gsesu
6ollano, ais Of bieies Gano nur ims
portire, I'm nuh Oeuti4luuD 81 erporz
tiren, ben 8oSen 81 entSisben.
pan QalIt itebt 3tpeifelIOs an Der
Spise Der boGdubiideu aaufmannss
melt. Die teinem 3tpeiten. buntt 5oIs
lamb pobl ieiner 9buttraft, Sab Der
&olonial9anbel bes 2anbss bas !puroe,
mas er beute lit. lnb aIs Gnglano
anfins, 6oIlano pegeu ieiner rerb0bten
SmpOrtes" gu orungiuliren unb bic
Gefa6r beItauo, oab GnsIano unter
oieisr 2tusreOs 9OIluno jebe 3ufub
abi6neioen piirbe, ba mar es pan
qalit Der Der oObenbeu 9efahr entees
central, nit GnsLano 9erbanoIungeu
antniipfte, urb ben 5ruit griiubete.
DAP bieie mabgsbenbe 9srIoulihteit,
in bersn 6dnben Die Gdoer Der boGdh=
oiIden SuubeIspelt Suiammenlaufen,
Die Stimmuug BE-. boudnoti6en 9ans
belspsIt griinoIi6 tennt, III ppbl
IeIbitDsritdnolib. llnb besbalb babe
i6 mid unter benz Ginbrut meinsr
llntsrreourg nit pr0feiIor 5reub an
5errn ban 4aIit gepanbt. Sd babe i'm
ben SrbaIt oeFen, mas qrpfefor
9rsub geiagt bate, tDieOerhoIt unb ss=
frast, pas er bu3u iags.
lin bas, mas Serr pan gtuIit anti
portet., 6ronoIOgiI6 pieber3ugsben,
mub i'd srit auf bic i6on er!pd6nte
9riinbung Der y. 8. ;. Wt. suriid
tommsn pan 4dlit iagte mir, er lei
inFoIss biefsr Griinourg in ben Ruf
zines Oeutidenfeinoes sstommsn.
gIifts tDnne aber irrieer fein. Gr iei
eyiteus 6Oudnber, beitrebt, boaGnbifhe
SntereTeu gu pabren. 2lLs FOLDER iet
er abIoIut nsutsdl. Wenn bic Der
banblungeH iiber bic Sruitgriinbung
mitGnglano angetniipft purOen, 70 ses
i6ab bas niht ais cine SdnbIuna ges
Qen 9eutihIdnb, Ionberr ss lag in Der
Rutur Der Sade, Dor allen 9ingsr nit
Gngluno einig 81 tperben, I'm bic gu
iubr Der Stiffe 3u ii6ern. Shlieblid
bate ia aud 0eutid3lano singefeber,
oub bas llntsruebmen bic obIoluteite
Wd6rung Der Reutrqlitdt gum 9eitsn
9ouanbs beabiidtise. limb beute t6rre
er nit 9efrieOigung fa9er: Die tpirtbs
i6oftIi6e Gage SoGlunbs isi infoIse
Der 9ruitgriinbung cine iptrtIidl quite.
Dem 9auern, Der sr0Bereu 26Ias
fir Ietre prcouite babe ols 3upor,
ainae ss befer dIs ie. Die Snbuitrie
erbalte bic ibr r0tbiqeu StOFfe sur
fortIebuns bss getriebes, unb fpenn
aud bier unb ba Der giRSsIne leioe,
70 Iiebs bic tpirtbI6aftlibe 9eTammtz
Iuqe bod tuum etrpos gu tpitnIden
iibris. Sos lei ni6t bic Gol6e untis
oeutfher cber artiergliihr, Icnbern
proboadnoiI5er SorbeIspoIitit. Der
Sruit erfii1e feline aufgabe nit ollers
ftritteiter RelrtrnIttdt. Inter teinen
llmitGnOsn ipirb uusgefiibrt, mas elm
qefiibrt piro. 60 tpiirbe Gualdnb
aum gsiipiel DiQiouen fir beiiti4e
4niIins 'beSahIeu. ullh inner niebr
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fair Bis quite lei6te $8.50-10.25;
srtra 5000.
g 9ipeine. - SnTolse rei4lis
der ,3ufubr unb nisbriserer preiIe in
dnoeren peitli6en Utdrtten tjelen bic
prsiie bier nm 10c per 100 pfuno.
Cute Bis auserIeiene gerpadungss
uno Tleii9eriorteH $775-7.80; orbis
ndre bis aussrleiene i4tpere fstts SGle
$5.25-6.80; Stass $4.25-5.25;
srtra $5.35-5.50; lsidte 0erIdnbt.
lorten S7.55-7.80; 5ertel, 12o BIB.
limb peniser, $5.5O-74o.
S6afe unO 2dmmer. -
Die 3ufubr in Triibjdbrs 2GmmerH
lrar rei6!iA uno iisleH bic preife I'm
25-35c. - Sduie paren tnapp uno
Der Ulartt itetiq.
S6afe: $3.25-5.50; 2dmmer:
extra $9.75-9.85; CUTE bis duserles
fsne $8.75-9.65; urbindre Bis fair
S6.OO-8.50.
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osanopirt6fdaftfi6es.
Rtues Sen.


Die GARNER iiub aussmsin Der 2lns
ii4t. bab nsues, uHpsrgo6rsnes 6eu
ben oamit gsfiittsrtsn 2bisrsn. ma
m.ntIih ben YfsrbsH, ni6t bstommIit
unb in ben mtiitsn 6dIIsn iddoIia lei.
9ds nsue Ssu bat bstdnntlib siusn
iidrtsn, nidt unaHssnsbmsu 9erud,
ipeldtr Don periaiebenen. in ben @rGs
fern. namsrtIitb i'm Ru6sras. sntbaIs
ieHen RisditOffen berriibrt. 8isisr
@eriif 1T marfnnoI 70 itart. oaB cr
niHt MIR bel Uheni6tn, ionbern bic
uub ba du6 bel pfsrben, ipenn iie in
eraen StGlIen unisrsebrd6t Iinb, Gin.
senommsnbsit bss &opIss bsrporruft.
Sos eineebradts neus Seu bat nod
einsn perbdItnibmdbis bObsn Doiisr'
esbdIt; bsim 2dssrn i'm Stod uID.
tpirb es tparm unb feu4t unb bic
Gsa9tigtsit Derbuntei, y
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lleberR1t bes Cincinnati
Wtarftes,
8ir bic 6smtaG ben 5. gulf
1915 snsis,nss Hss4,.
Gincinnati. 3. 1uli.

v ~ " ~ v ~ -, ,bh1t-
Die na&folsenb.n 0uotiruRsen Be-
sisbsu fid nur auf gnsros srans'
aitiOnen. Bel .l.insrsn Gei1dft.n
perben ,ipas bSbsre pr.iI. ber,&nst.
mbetIina 70. 9a.-5.8 HuB. falI..
propifionen.
s.80-8.90; famil6 S9maIs 81
8.S0--9.O0t: Jdmilp SamaIi 81
--10e per plumb.
2rcdenatfalstnes 6Ieif d.
cbor. clear Ssiten 10a-11e; gytra
ibori clear 10a-10at ibortRippeuiei'
ten 10a-10ae; G6uItsrn sA-sae.
Bellies 10a-113e.
ga con. - Gsort elsar Seiten
11i-12e; sy.ra fhort clear Stiten
11i-12,; ibort Rippsnf.iieu Id
12e; S4uItrn sa-9ae; geaiss III
--12x.
guaar gureb gteif4 -
S6inien 151-- -16e; pituic S5ultsrn
1oi-11e; greatfsii Bacon 18a
1916; S6ultsrn in padsieH 10a--
11t;; q. .. Gut SduIt.rn 10a-
lie; irodn. Beef S4int.n 25-
27e.
GHsatbSteItes SIeif4.
- Der gfunb: Gdtnt,u 12-123e;
pienis S9uli.rn 9t-9ie; Bellies
154-16ie; Sdu!i.rn 9i-9ae; u.
q. Gut DO. 9t-9ae.
nrifd.B Jlslf4. - G4in.
Ten 12-12Ae; p;tnie S4ul.rn ct
-9ft; e&ultern 9t-9tt; ifort
Ripp1isiisn 9a-10ie; fbort clear
pStitsn 9i-10ae; srtra fbort S<ii.n
9i-10ie; Bellies l,idt 164-16f;
Bellies. fhr.re 12a-12fc.
Wehl unt 9etretbe
NEIL. - Dini.r pa..nt s610-
$50; gDini.r fantn S5.25-5.s0;
@intsr Namilp s5.25-5.40: Wmter
srtrd $4.s0-5.00: @int,r orbindr,s
A60-4.S0; 6artr Mei3en patsnt
$6.40-6.80: Garter Wsis.n fanep
$5.95-6.20; Rose.nmebl. norbrpeff'
Iidxs a,miidt.s $6.00-6.25: r.inss
Giin aosssnmebl S6.1o-6.35; gi:p
e,miidtts Ross.nm,bl S6.o0-6.25.
Weistn. = Ro. 2 rotber Winttr
S1.26-1.27; Ro. 3 DO. S1.M-1.26;
Ro. 4 DO. $1.20-1.24.
Weii6torn. Ro. / tpsibss
79te; Ro. 2 DO. 79-79sc; RO. 8 DO.
7sa-79c; go. 4 DO. 78-78hc; SO.
9 So. 77s-7se; 80. 8 bo. 76t-
77ae. - go. / aslbss Toe: RO. 2 DO.
7sS-79t; 30. 8 bO. 7s-7sas; Ro.
4 DO. 77h-7se: Ro. 8 DO. 77-77ie;
Rp. 8 DO. 76A-77he. - 30. l sss
mifdies 78sc. go. 2 DO. 78-78a:;
no. 3 bo. 77t-7se; go. 4 DO. tt
77Ae; Po. 8 90. 76-77e; go. 6 DO.
75a a-76hc. - Wsibes acIb<H.orn 50
--S3e: a.lbes aolbsntorn S3-s4e;
s,mii4iss aOIbeniOrn $3.50 per
Bu.
SafsI - Ro. Q ipeibn 52a--
53e; Stanbarb ipsib,r 52a $50; Ro.
3 ptibtr 52-52Ac; Wo. 4 tpsiber
5l-52t; go. 2 esmii4tt 50A 51Ac;
30. 8 g,mif6ier 49h-5oAe; RO. a
esmii6ia 48a-49hc.
Ross.M - Ro. 2 $1.o8-1.10;
Ro. 3 s1.O6--10S; ylo. a 94e-
$1.6.
wttsfn.
gr.duit tpurben 341 Bbls. Diftils
Iers Sinifbes gOUbs auf Der Bats BON
S1.39 pr gaIont.
groeerieM
Raffse-- Rurit ruAia. prtiis
fdia.
Hrinn s~.--sss~~ss--.-...te y
ytIH ----.@- --><s->------s''.s 49, ~.
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