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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-11
Alpha Glee Club
Second Meeting.

The second meeting Of the Davis
Ridge Alpha Glee Club twas held at the
residence OF II. q. Jones on Deem.
Der Q. All the members being pres.
Ont except two: There we're only q
matters Of business 70 be taken up
and they were soon settled. Herbert
Brand was admitted 10 membership
raising the number to 90.
After the business was transacted
every one had their fortunes told,
some which were true and very anus.
ing. Then Jokes and riddles followed.
But the most interesting thing Of the
evening was saved TIL last. Then
with Mrs. LILLE Morgan at the piano
and the remainder OF the club furnish.
ing the vocal music, the whole room
was filled with the melodius voices.
Then refreshments were served. The
club was visited by Mr.. and Mrs. H.
C. Jones 10. short time
After deciding to meet at the hore
of Miss Lylvia Brand on December 16.
for their next meeting. the ctup ad-
journed,
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CHEAP PIANOIHAS
AIC0UR7 RECORD
0U10F ORDINARY
Has Been in Three Trials And
VIII be in
More
BEGAN CAREER m rink.


A 5000 piano used fve,years ago 10
furnish music in a skating rink in
Fairmont is the bone OF contention
in a merrily contested series of litiga.
tons blocked incontinently in Circuit
Court today by non.suit after three
trials and retrials in the court Of Jus.
tice Of the Peace R. Leigh Fleming
and in the Marion County Intermedi.
ate court.
The original suit was instituted long
ago by c. Fl. Duncan. dealer in must.
cal instruments to recover the value
Of the piano from Robert Davis, who
Is represented by Attorneys w, S,
Meredith and RoIlo ]. Conway
After the Jury had been selected
and placed in the jury box this morn.
ing Mr.. Sturm outlined the evidence
he expected to adduce In behalf OF his
client. He declared that the piano
had been purchased from Mr.. Duncan
by Jerrold y. Davis and used for some
time as part Of the equipment OF a
skating rink. The rink and the out.
fit including the piano Mr.. Sturm said
was later conveyed to Jerrold Y. Da-
Wis to his father, Robert Davis and
that a few months afterwards the
equipment was placed in storage in
the Smith-Race Grocery company
warehouse.
Mr.. conley in outlining the evidence
in behalf OF his client said that the
piano had never come into the pos.
session of Robert Davis who, howey.
er, got the other property from the
warehouse and took II to Barrack.
Vile.
Mr.. Duncan was then called to the
witness stand but the first question
asked by Mr.. Sturm was objected to
by the attorneys for Mr.. Davis and
after considerable argumen: .egard.
ing missing bill of particulars the
trial was stopped for the time at least
by non suit against Mr.. Duncan.
The jury selected to hear the cyl.
dence included J. C. Taught, Dallas
Leonard, D. H. Dawson, Frank Man.
ley. L. H. Taught, George P. Fleming,
William Cornell. ]. B. Haskell, w. p.
Mason, c F. Pride, Carl Riggs and T.
E. Cross.
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.CHEIBTMASSAVING
CLUB. IS POPULAR
Bank Of Fairmont Will Open
1916 Series Next
Wednesday.

i
The 1915 Christmas Money Club of
the National Bank OF Falrmont will
open on Wednesday and 1t is expected
that the membership will greatly ex.
coed that OF the 1915 club, 8he mem.
bers OF which will receive their
checks for their savings this ensuing
week. Unusual interest is being
shown in the method Of saving which
features the club aud the weekly saw.
ings idea has taught many people the
value OF bank account and what
thrift will really accomplish, more
than any other banking method.
For one instance, one young woman
who will receive a check this ensuing
week, took out two memberships-one
on the iive.cent.a.week plan and tile
other on the two.cent plan. She said:
1.-THE check that receive next Christ.
mas on the iiye-cent plan Is going into
the savings account OF the bank, and
with the check from the two.cent.a.
week plan am going to purchase
Christmas gifts"
Here is another instance OF how the
Christmas club appeals 10 even profes.
sional men. This ensuing week we'll
known physician will receive check
for over $500 on two memberships he
took out In the 1915 club. He Joined
more as u matter of curiosity TO see
how small savings would work out.
This ensuing week he will take out
twelve $1.00 memberships which will
give him $500 at Christmas time next
year. In another instance the entire
family have Joined in taking out one
and they will have tidy little fund
for gifts this year.
Glenn +. Barns, cashier OF the Ma
Itional Bank of Fairmont, says: "The
plan Is fascinating and easy and soon
becomes a habit, and mighty good
one at that, for there Is no better
friend on Garth than a savings &C.
count. No one misses the little
amounts that go weekly into the say.
ings plan and when the year rolls
around there is pleasant surprise
awaiting every member Of the club"
The 1916 club opens Wednesday,
Dec. 10, and you can join by deposit
ing sums from one cent up to one
dollar, adding that amount to your
savings weekly. For instance, on the
two.cent.a-week plan you deposit two
cents the first week, four cents the
second, six cents the third, and so
on.
Read the Christmas Money Club ad-
vertisement Of the National Bank of
Fairmont in today's paper and study
the fascinating manner In which your
savings will grow.
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YOUR SICK Child
ISCONST|PATED!!
L0OkAT TONGUE
If CROSS, FEvERlsH OR BILIOUS
GIVE "cALIFoRNlA SYRUP
OF FIGS"

No matter what ails your child, a
gentle, thorough laxative should al.
ways be the first treatment given.
II your little one is out.ot.sorts, half.
sick, isn't resting, eating and acting
naturally-look, Mother! see Il
tongue is coated. This is a sure sign
that it's little stomach, liver and bow.
els are clogged with waste, When.
cross, irritable. fcyerish, stomach
sour, breath bad or has stomach.ache,
dlarrhoea, see throat, full OF cold,
give teafJoonful OF california
Syrup Of Figs and in a few hours
all the constipated poison, undigested
food and sour bile gently moves out
OF its little bowels without gripping,
and you have well, playful chilo
again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless fruit laxative" be:
cause It never fails to cleanse the lit.
tie ones liver and bowels and sweet.
en- the stomach and they dearly love
its pleasant taste. Full directions
for babies. children OF all ages and
for grown.ups printed on each bot.
tie.
Beware Of counterfeit fg syrups.
Ask your druggist for 50.cent bottle
of California Syrup OF Figs" then
see that It is made by the California
Fig Syrup Company"
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Balzac Romance to
be Seen at Nelson

The Magic Skim that delightful
French romance by Honore de Balzac.
mas been filmed by the Edison Com.
pahy and Will be sem at the Nelson
Theatre next Monday.
1t Is a startling and original bit OF
MIN making, very unique in theme
and execution, and possessed of more
sensational situations and refreshing
diversion than any five.part feature
OF the present season.
Lovers OF Balzac will remerper the
enchanting story OF 1.-THE Magic Skin"
Ralph Valentine, musician, fascin.
ated py dissolute countess of ques.
tionable morals, is Tilted. He deter.
mines upon suicide but sees in the
waters OF the Seine a vision of the
beautiful woman stretching her arms
toward him. He hurries to neighbor.
ing antique shop to purchase a pref.
W necklace which he knows she Gov.
cts, and, while waiting in an ante.
room for the aged dealer, accidentally
presses a secret spring which reveals
figure of the Christ. Instantly his
mood is softened by strange infiu.
ence. The figure disappears and when
ne turns the aged antique dealer, In
the form OF Satan, points to a skin
lying upon table. He bids him take
1t, saying that his every wish shall
be granted. but the skin shall shrink
In proportion to each wish gratified
until Il is no more. when Relph's soul
shall be given up to him for sternity.
The bargain is made and Ralph de.
parts upon a life OF sphemeral pleas.
ures in which there is much OF wine,
women and song, until the CHASTITY
day Of reckoning.
THE MagisSkin" is released through
the newly organized Kleine.Ediso
Feature Service.
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UNioNTowN. Pa, Dee. ll.-Henry
Fusarini, who for the last IL years con.
Quoted IN Italian bank here, Is miss.
ing. Fusarini. who was the best known
Italian In this county, was reputed to
be wealthy, and the closing Of his
bank two weeks ago coused excite:
ment among the foreigners here. Fus-
arini was today indicted by the Fayette
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IShinnston's First
City Election Jan, 6

sHINNsToN, W. Va. Dec. 1.-THE
City Council Of shinnston, has issued
an official call for It's FIRST city cleo.
ton. TO be held here January. s. for
thsipurpose Of electing a mayor, re.
cofder{ and two councilmen from each
ofltheJ four wards OF the city.
The election 10 called BY virtue Of a
new charter Transforming the place
from o town TO q city. which was pass.
ed by the Legislature.
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To Sell Grafton Hotel.

GRAFTON. W. Va, Dec. 11.-Notice
10 Even that the Willard Hotel the
handsome structure which has been
the pride Sot Grafton, 30 to DO sold at
pubic auction IN 'front.' OF tho Taylor
'Co1nty Courthouse by Special Commits
stoner u. VI Ritz, January 8, In the
suit OF .. J.aWalsh, Jr., surviving part.
nnf Of J.J Walsh and Bon Of Maryland
sestast the Grafton Hotel Company.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. IL
president Wilson today sent to the
Senate a long list OF nominations OF
postmasters. including the following:
West Virginta-Recess appointments
Berwind. John w. Bailey; Bramvell
Mrs. Maurice R. Walker; Charleston.
JULIUS a. Degruter; Elkhorn, Walter
I. Morris; Lewisburg, John C. Dice;
Point Pleasant, Griffith T. Smith;
Smithfeld, otey T. Erskine; Wells.
burg, Henry killiken; Moundsville. ].
". Wellman: Pennsboro, j. A, Wood.
Stephenson. :
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Mrs. Rosa Fleming, who has been
very III for several days at her home
on Fairmont avenue, with symptoms
OF pneumonia, is improving.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-23

Rep gort, %. DECEMBER.

Msbl. Mnrtt anbaltsnb isit.
Dsi5sn. nWartt psrdnberli5. :
90. / Durlim 134s I. 0. 3. Rsn
gort; go. / 1ort6rn 9ulutb SIPS
unb SO. ] Rortbsrn WanitOba ST.
28a {. /. I. Buffalo.
Welidiorn. = Marit fteiis; No
2 eelbss S15c prompte aiefcruus.
6afer. = Martt itstis.
Seu. - Martt rubig.
5Opfsu - Warti rubig.
SGute. - Rdrtt ru6ig.
aeber. - Marft isit.
port. - Martt itstis.
Beef. - gsarit ftetig.
S9mal3. = Marit tetts.
Sala. = Wartt itetig.
Moae. - Warft itetig.
Reis. = Mortt rubia.
WoIaIles. - Martt fsii.
3uder. = Hober. Wurtt felt; =
Centrifugal $4.s9; @OIuFss S4.12;
raifinirtsr, rubis.
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llniere Multi' 'Willionare.

2aut benz S1bres6eri6t beg Bun.
bes : Stsuertommiifdrs baden i'm leg
ten IistaliaAre 90 Qmeritaner duf Elm
Sa5rtssintommen Don elmer UliQiou
Dollars unb barber Stsusrn be5a9lt.
Sdbresetntiinfte SptI6en $500,O0O
uno elmer MiIiOn baben ia GBerios
nen bisr5ulanSs, unb iiber Elm INNER
nod re9t annsbmbdrss gintommen
bon 100000 bis $5O0,0o0 perfiigen
2174 perionen. Sn Rem gOrf alein
ipobusn 102 perionen, beren Sdbrsss
eintommen minbeitens 100000 Be.
trGst; 20 ipobnen in psnniplpanien,
Ia in S[linois, js 6 in Sbio unb glen
Seriep, is 3 in RbObs Sslano mo
Connecticut, je 2 in WaHa9uietts
une Colorado unb is elmer bieIsr WiIz
liondre ipobnt in California, Oelaz
mare, MarnIGnb, MHtana, Rprtb
Carolina, 3eras, germont, Wafbings
ton unp WisccnliH.
Jm lssien Sistuljabrs ba6en insz
esfammt 357,5l5 perIonen 1882, ,9o6
8srbeirat6ste, 51.729 Sunsgsieaen,
22,980 sin3elne uub 1885 DerbeiratAez
te sSrauen) Gintpmmsniteuer i'm Sos
tdlbetrage pDn Sal ,046, 162 srlegt uHo
oas fpdren I'm nabe5u 13 Wtillionen
Sollars mebr, als i'm Sabre por6er.
SO, ,405 Rem gorter bd6en dGsin $17,s
Alt ,537 be5ablt. Die gang reiten
2suts pareH oissmal augeuIfeinli +
setpifsnbafter, bsHH DON YerIonen nit
Sabreseinfemmen Don minbeitens
$4,000 iinb SteuerbstrGss BON sus
fammen $6,439,0O0 an bic gunbss-
tdHe absefiibrt norbsn, segen nur
S3,437, TOO i'm lsbtsn Sabre. 2eut,
nit gintommsn pDn $4,000 Bis $4,000
i'm Sabre siebt es bisr5utanbe 82,754,
iolte nit $4,000 Biz $4,000 66,525,
bagegeH aisbt es 127448 perfoneR
nit Sabressintommen bon $4,000 Bis
$4,000.
Ste pon TorpordtioHen gu erledens
be e;ntommeuiteusr III i'm lebten Sis
taIiabre pon 299,445 gfsIlf6a'tsn,
nit aufdmmen $3S, S,986,952, be'ablt
porben. Gs paren bas Inn 17,464
bstp. S6,627.000 Denieer, aIs i'm Sab
re purfs, cine burd bic Don oem
&rieue in europa, fopie bic 6aotiffeu
3uitGNben in Merito psrurIartsn
StDrungen berbeigefiibrte gtinbereins
nnbmen.
SIN ganseu Fat bic 9unbsstaFs an
Steuern i'm lebten ReduunIsidbre
$415. .s81 900 psreinnabu,t. S13u
baben hsigetraesu: bic arieesitsuern
$52, 100000. bie auf Spiritroien
$133, 1903, 900, gsgsn 100000 i'm
Sabre bprRr, unb bic Gteusr nuf ges
gobrene @strdHte $79,0O0,O0O, ees
gen 67,000,000 in 1914. WG6reno
Iebtsre Mehreinnabms fih aus srfolg.
Ter Steuererb0buns ertldrt, bat bic
Yunbestafis ben idliperer qusfaG an
5piritupisn Stsuern Der iidl ii6er
bas 2anb dusbreitsnbeu prrbibie
tious gsfpssuHsen 5u bantsn.
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Jaidnbiibe Nabribten.

9eut 6Debr s9a3ariu
Rspart briRst $4,000. Die porlGus
iise 2lbrs6Huns bon bem grobsn
,Teutidlpebr 8aaar" in Renart i'm
bortigsn gpIofsum tpeiit iiber $780,
600 auf. Der 8asar in Repart mar
bis isbt Der erfolereidfte i'm Staate
Rem Ssrlsp, ipas Der Hsipdrtsr osuts
ihen, 0TisrrsiHiidb ungariihen unb
aud Der eiuge6orenen SepSlterung
bod an3uiareiben 1T.
g ommerpeiii Gllii.rte
3. Die 2tlIiierten ba6sn in LETTER
3eit ben 8eriuh aemdtt, BEL Sobu
u. Sommsr, Der in Elspdrt uno
Mdfbingtpu, q. g., grpbs Sa6ritsr
Don SolSpaarsn betrsibt, 9elpsbrtols
ben unb anbsre SolStbeile fir 9ss
ipebre 5u beitellen. Serr CONNER
itebt jebo6 auf Dem StaubpuHtt, Sab
eg BON ben 2lmeritansrn unrsht iei,
Al Der Observation-Disclosures bei5utros
gen, unb Isbnte baher ben sluftras ab.
2uf Der anberen Seite ertldrte er, fir
bic Der. Staaten piirbe er iofort ben
@uftrag iiberucmmsn baben.
- proteit gesen 9erfpl :
suug Der @etitlidieit In
Rerito srboben. Su sinem
prpteiie, ipelhen Mis. Grauris Rel
Ip BON Gbicdso i'm Stautsbepdrtsment
einteibte. pirb ertldrt, bub 5sit Der
auertennuns Garrun5as cine ipitemas
tiihe @erfplsung Der @eiitlidteit in
Tferito itattfinbe, unb 5por I'm Gins
oeritGnbnib nit Resieruugsbeumten
irH @tDeriprua NIT Dem ppu Garran'
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Glnk.N atl,ri2tes.
Donnerfaa. %. DECEMBER.

" 0 n Het Pa 9 ~. Oe3eWDer.
Oberbal6 Cincinnati 1T Der Glub
i'm Sallen besriffen unb berIelbe ipirs
beuts aud bel biefiger Stabt lausiam
fallen. geitern 4benb bate Der Slub
Bel bieiissr Stabt einen DafsritaHb
BON Al CUB.
Die folsenben DepeT6en trafen
pdbrenb bes seitrissn Cages bier elm:
9ittsburg, a,a.-9.0 Sub. fdat.
Dbselins, @. go, --18.6 SUB.
partersburg. 80. 9a.-25.3 Sub.
aanapba sails, 90. ga. ga 5ub.
gbarleiton, 20. @a.-7.9 Sub.
portsmoutb, ObiO-44.7 CUB, fdllt.
GOuispille, ap.-24.9 5uB, iteist.
epanspille, Snb-3s.S SUB. fteigt.
RaibpiIle. 5enn.-39.4 SUB. iteist..
Chattanooga, Senn.-32.3 SUB fdGt.
Cairo, sG.-36.7 Sub. iteist.
Mempbis, 9enn.-24.1 SUB, fteist.
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aaffes - aapa 23-30s DO.
na 29--30t: 0ua.smaIc fansh 19c;
30. cutter 171c.

3uder. - prsiie feit. - Rdffiz
nirtsr Gut 2odi $7.25; popbsreb
$6.45; Cubes $3.50; srauuIiriu So
35; gcnisttion.rs .N1 $6.25; Off
ra" $500; ipsiber srtra $500; ertra
e" $3.50 per 100 pfunb.
Wefaiisstt fietta. - Rem Or.
f,ons Open asttls -65e; Gsntrifus
gal 22-32t per @alIons.
Refs. - Gopiiiand. sFontn 6eab
6a-6se; prima 5z-5ac; crbinSrer
44it: .sapnn 47-5it per Diurb.
Dairp prsSufie
ButteI - Worii ruhis. prstfe
fsIt. WboIsmili srtra 3Sc; Gtns
traliseb ertya 35bc; Gsntrali5sb firifs
32c; bo. Gsecnbs 29e; Gdnep DARN
24s; padius 5tOd 17a-lsc per
plumb.
adft - Wartt itetis. Dbio 17c;
g2orbmeItli6sr 17h-19e; Rem YDrf
19c; ghipsijsr 26e; bo. Bird 1SAc;
2imburser 17--171c per pfunb.
Gisr. Marit rubig unb pfsift
.ipilIiasr, yrima iirits 3iiAusrsisr
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800; auserleien. bis ERIN $s.25-

800; auserleisne BIB errn 1926
700; aube $3.25-5.O0; aussrleien'
BIS ertra $5.25-5.75; Cutters $3.2t
I-4.25; Gnnnsrs $3.0O-3.85;
Mildfiibe $3.50; Gtoders uni
Jsebtrs: Gtisre $5.0o-6.75; Sei.
fsrs $4.00-5.5o; siibe $4.oo-4.:
30.
gullen. - Die 3ufubr mar MI,
mdbia bic Na&frase cine aiemlid CUTE
unb bic preile itetis Bis tart.
aetts 9ullsH $5.75-6.25; Bologna
$500 -5.B; mdser. unb Ieidt. 3d..
$500.
adlber. Die beutiss 3ufubr
mar sroB, Die Ha6frase mGbig unO
bic preiie um SOC Bis $1.00 nisbris
ger.
Bette adIbsr $9.25-9.5o; fair Bis
CUTE lsi9te $6.25-9.25; prbindrs
unb grobe 100000.
SdDeine. - Die 3ufu6r mar
grob unb bieIes bate sur Golse. bab
bic preiIe fir Glsii6eriortsn fislen
um 15c, fir l.iate @erianbtiorten
nnb 5ertel I'm 25c per 100 pfunb.
2lusgfu9te ihtpsrs unb CUTE Biz
duserIeiene @srpddunas unb ;sl.is
i6eriOrten $e.65-6.7O; ssmifdt.
WsrpadunssIorten $6.50-6.6e; auss
sefudte mittlers, 100 Bis 1s0 pfunb,
$6.35-6.50; lsi4t. 9erfanbticrten
$6.00-6.25; Gsrtel, 11O pfunb unb
ireniser $3.75-5.75; orbinGre Bis
auserlefene f6tp.re fette Sdue $500
big e.25: oroinGr. Bis CUTE Stass
$3.75-475.
9 S4afe unb 2Gmmer. =
Die Radfrase mar cine sisrnIi6 quite
unb bic preile iparsn itstig.
Gfafe, EXTRA $5.75-6.00; CUTE
Bis auserltiens $5.0O-5.65; orbiuare
Big fair $3.o0-490. 2Gmmtr, ers
ira $9.50-9.65; CUTE BIS aussrles
fene $8.25--9.40; orbinare bis fair
$6.00-8.O0; GuIls $5.50-6.75.
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itimmte Senbunq Ssgebar Oil Waops
ourh Das @sf4dftspiertel transpors
tirte. Die Senbung Dog 175 Spn5
uno bate eineH Dertb BON $52, 600.
0a 3nr gef0rberung mad benz Gjis
terba9H5of "a Sruds erforberliA ma
rem. mllbte bic 5irma bei Der polis
aeI lin etnen grIaubniBi4eiu fur Us,
9altung elmer parabe eintommen.
Der 8ug rief algemeines Stdunen
berbor. Cine neuerli4e @us[anpfenz
oung, bic Der 9ampfer oSntum@ nadl
europa bringen foqte, liegt irgenoz
ipo auf benz Meeres6oben, benn oas
S9iff tuuroe ourd Elm unterIee6cot
oerientt. Die genbung bate einsn
Wertb DON $4,000. Seit glus6ruh
oes arieges fat bic Girma 10000
ibrer Ulops mad europa DerT6tdf.
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ghicaao. %. 9ea.mber.

s9lpsins. 3ufllbr e6,0Oo; -
Wartt I9ipa6 Built S6.0O-6.50;
lsibte S5,65-6,35; semiitt. $685.
$50; idJtuere $6.1o-6.6o; rallbs
$6.10-6.25; asrtsl $4.25-5.40.
Rinppieb. 3ufubr 1900. -
Marit felt. einbimii4e Beef Stiers
$5.S0--10.25; &iibe uno Ssifers ST.
S5-S.40; adIbsr $6.25-9,50.
Gtafs. - 3ufubr 1900. Marti
itstis. 0stbers $6.00-6.75; @rpes
S4. .20-6.1O; GGmmer $6.75-9.60.
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First can.
ven, DsaSs ssS 1ltisa h Nss Dsri.

WtiHdftSpapiere pur6tn jH 8-sj4H bis-
ioniirt. Bs4lel aui 2onoeH waren fts.is
81 <.69 fir ~ xsss StAt; 4abeI.Hnuei'
iuusen e4.H uHb Gittg9e9feI N.785<.
Grants Si&t 6.s8. Rsbel 6.S3, Narf
6iht n, Habel IT'S, 2ires eiHt 656,
Eabsl s.65. Siubsl Sift 8iH; asbeI 80 ;
6ilbsr rsrren 5A1l. ReTiianii&s Dollars
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-23

a2ac; orbindre firfs 24c: fssonbs 22t
PET Onbsnb.
Gtfligel. - Ularft rubig. -
8roilsrs 2 pfunb unb barunter 12c;
ilber 5tpei pfunb 12e; 6dbne &c;
3ibner LIE; 9rutbiibner 18--
21e; bo. nit trumnsr 1ruit 10-12e;
Guns 6--8e; gnten 13a-16c; Gans
ie 10-13c.
5ofsn. - 20. / $225-2.40;
20. 2 $1.75-200; Gulls 6Oc per
Dusenb.
Obhnnb @emHfe
4epfel. - Guts aepfel $500
1915; sefu0hnlide $1.00-2.0O per
Bbl.. einbsimifGe 4O-75c per gn.
} 3itronen. - WeiIina s2.75--
300; California $3.00--3.50 pet
stiiie.
Rronsbeeren. - Cape Cob
SS.5o-9.50 per 8bl. uub $2.25
ESQ per aii..
DIANA California BAL
$3.25--4.25 per Rife.
9rape5ruit. - Gloriba $500
$50 per Crate.
9irnem - ai.fer $1.75-2Oo
per gbl.
3artofftIm - Ginbsimii4s
$2.75-3.0O; Gotblers 9lo. 1 $2.75
300 per gbl. unb 80-85e per
gu auf benz @el.iIs. - Jriibs Sbios
80-85e per Yu. auf BEN @elsiIe.
Sabtartoffeln. - Delnfpare
90c-$1 90 per 5amper..
8urtsm - Tloriba s3.oo-3.25
per Camper.
somuten. - Jlrriba $3.50
3.75 per Crate bon 6 a5rben.
meibe RGben. - $1W-125
per Btl.
StdrHben $1.50 per g6I.
BIumenfobf. - Rep Dor!
S.25-1.35 per grote.
&raut. - Nur bdniI1es tpiro
offerirt. peIdbss bon $10-$12 per
aon auf oem Gslsiie brinst. Roths
$1.50-1.75 per 8bl.
aobI. S1.10 per gbl.
3ni.beIn. = Ginbeimifths sel'
Sc 70-75c Der gu. unb $2.25-
2.50 g6.: Ginb.imiide tpeibs 90e-
$1.00 per Bu.
Spinat. - $1.50 per gbl.
Crime Bobnen. - ansfpars
tige $3.25-3.5O PET 5amper.
3urotten. - Ginbeimiite 90
-e0c per Hu..
Rothe RHben - Ginhetmii&
12a-15c per Dutenb.
2anbprobufte
Seu. Rp. / 9imothp$17 90
1900; To. 2 simotbp $1,000; No.
3 9imOtbp S14.o0; 30. / asmii4tsr
Rice $1,000: go. 2 DO. $14.00; To.
Il &ke $14.o0; so. 2 alse $11.50-
1900; sisiises alfatfd s11.00-13.s
90; ipstIiass $16.W-1s.oo per
9on
g2 i.bIenfutter iit' fietig. -
sleie s21. -22.Oo; mibbIinss grps
bes S23.50-24.00; bO. fsiues $3.50
-26.o0; semif3tss Gutter $22.6O-
23.0O.
GGmereien. - Narit i,etia. -
aleefameu S8.50-10.20 duf BEN @ss
I.if. uup s10.oo-12.15 per gu. bonn
Siors, simotbo S3.25-3.75 bonn
Uerf&tsbsneB
DeIe. - Marlt ft.tia. 2sin5l. 70,
bs CSC per GalIpns In gurtien bon
q Ebl. geip6ies 1e mehr go. 1
2arbSl CSC; Cotton Sssb Del, rdffis
nirt.s &c per SalIons. 2erpsniin Gle
in gar.i.n Don 1--5 Gaacnen unb
72c in partien bon 1875 9alIonen
Petroleum. Ohio Carbon 120 Grab
1ot; Dos 15o Grab 10fe; 5eabIisbt
IT'S grab 12c: R,b eropn 9aioIin
18c: Rapiba 22e per gaIIOne in pars
tieu Don 1---5 BbIS.
Safa Der Warst In rubig.-|
Obic Wiper $1.05 Der 81. Don 2SO
pfb.. ;fuhrlU3n hnsusefiist.
9ala. - War.t itstia. prima
gitp s4-Sac; DO. Country 7A-7le;
pr Dfunh.
8obIsn - Warst ribis. Dou.
ahioabenp $3.50-3.75. gsuB UNI
elad $2.25. RaBrr6a Gtndioblen
$3.5O--3.75. Rub unt Slad $2.25
Der Eo.ns abaeliefert. Rau&lois
etiidioblsn SAFE. DO. Rub unb
elad 1926. eIutbratits $7.75-8.00
Der fonns ebattiefsrt. Cote iohh
ee M q IN nsx 4nrye ohnsfiSfSyf