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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-07
A Wall FROM WINTER HAVEN

On another page of this paper up
pear a number of clippings from the
Winter Haven Chief, which display
an amazing degree of selfishness and
a surprising spirit of antagonism to-
ward Lakeland. We would strongly
resent the attitude embodied in these
articles did we not have excellent
reasons for believing that these eX-
pressions do not represent the senti~
ments of the people of Winter Hav-
en-, or any considerable proportion of
them.
Lakeland has made no attempt to
interfere with Winter Ravens road
matters, or to deprive that section
OF anything to which it is entitled.
On the other hand, certain parties
in Winter Haven have gone out Of
their way to attempt through reso-
lutions of the Winter Haven Cham
her of Commerce, to change the
plans long settled upon by the coun-
ty commissioners for building a
road between Haines City and Lake
land, via Lake Alfred and Auburn
dale. That body further was used
to voice an unneighborly and med
ding spirit when resolution was
gotten through it petitioning the
county commissioners to make the
road, between Lakeland and Au-
burndale only 9 feet wide, instead
of Is feet, as had been agreed on.
I: must be admitted that there was
some nerve and gall required to give
birth to such resolution, concern
ing a matter that was absolutely
none of Winter Haven's business,
and affecting a road entirely outside
Of that district.
This paper has always done every.
thing possible to harmonic all sec
tions of the county, and it sincerely
hopes that sectional antagonisms
may be kept down and that all por-
tions Of the county can work togetl,-
er tremendously in the great task of
road-building, than which there is
nothing more vital to the country s
development The statement as to
Lakeland always getting the lions
share of the road funds" will bring
a smile to the faces of those who
arc familiar with conditions that OBJ
tanned for some twenty-five years in
this county, and the statement that
Winter Haven Is the section paying
the largest amount of taxes is inter
esting-if true. However, We do
not propose to discuss any of these
matters in an antagonistic spirit un-
til we are convinced that Winter
Haven endorses the sentiments eX-
pressed in her newspaper. Knowing
her citizenship we can not believe
that these views are entertained by
any except a very insignificant part
of it.
The threat that Winter Haven
will defeat the county bond issue if
she does not get everything she
wants does not place her people in
a very enviable light. Lakeland,
which could do so with much more
effect, is making no such threat
She knows her strength, but she pre-
fers to use that siren eth as a build
er and not as an obstructionist.
We know many citizens of Winter
Haven whom we believe to be abso-
lutely incapable of such narrowness
and selfishness, and we believe they
will put the muzzle on the disturb
ing element, and join with Lakeland
in her efforts to secure a fair deal
for every section and community in
the county.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-07
ATTENTION, ELKS!

The weekly meetings of Lakelar !
Lodge No. 1891, have been resumed
and meetings will be held regularly
every Thursday evening at s o'clock.
The meeting next Thursday evening,
Sept. 8, will be of special interest.
and big attendance is expected ,
Refreshments will be served after
the meeting. 5000
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-07

An editorial from the Ocala Dan :
ner, entitled "a Word of Encour-
agement, which we reproduce IN to
days Telegram indicates clearly
that Editor Frank Harris of that pa :
per is on the job again after vaca
tion of several weeks spent in the
mountains of North Carolina. No
croaking prophet of hard times and
harder to come Is Editor Harris. He
is an optimist who sees into things
with the clear sight of philosoi her
and he can always give COOL "eas-
on for his optimism. He caught a
vision of the times from a new slant
while mixing with high-type men
from all parts of the country 1t the
summer resorts in North Carolina,
and he comes back sure in his faith
that there is good time coming;
wait little longer" We are very
fond of those Florida editors who
preach the gospel of good cheer aid
can give reason for it, md Frank
Harris, of the Ocala Banner. is he
leader Of that bunch.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-07
What q Girl Can %.

One of the authorities was asked
whether a girl can love two men at
the same time. Probably not. But
she can give sufficiently lifelike i'm.
itation Of the passion to fool both Of
the men.-Topeka Capital.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-07

Pick the man best fitted says
West Florida paper in speaking of
the contest for the gubernatorial
nomination Why, certainly. That's
a dear old, white-whiskered maxim
in our politics that has been current
ever since the voting privilege was
iraugurated. And every man that
casts a vote insists on it that he does
just that very thing-pick the man
best fitted. Such maxims really
have no practical value because
there is no accepted standard agreed
on by all men as to who are the best
fitted.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-07

1t is restful and soothing to the
nerves in these distempered times
with half the world at war and the
other half writhing in all the inf
mite varieties of sin, sorrow and GUS
sedness, to turn from the distresstul
scene and contemplate the Hon. w.
j. B., bland, and unperturbei,
dressed in conventional black and
snowy linen, pacing gently around
the Chautauqua circuit gathering lii
the shekels and preaching the beau
ties and blessings of peace. We can
almost see him rising on the balls
OF his feet, extending his arms and
exclaiming, "Bless you, my country
men,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-07

There is some agitation in the
State press in behalf of return to
the old system of exchanging rail-
road transportation for newspaper
advertising now forbidden by law,
but it is noteworthy that many Of
the papers, including some of the
strongest, are opposed to it. We sus.
pect that the law will remain as It
is and that newspapers no more than
other forms of industry will swap
their products for tickets to ride on.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-07

UV-VER-LAX stimulates the Liv-
er. A harmless vegetable compound
Any child can take it. safely. Ask
Lake Pharmacy. SGT
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-07

The inquiry made in the Telegram
some days ago as to what had be-
come of Claude t4'Engle has been
answered ~ tha' gentleman himself.
IN yesterdays issue we published
from his pen long and strong ar
ticle in behalf of lion. F. A. Wood
Of Pinellas county, candidate for
governor, in which he throws the
lights upon that gentlemanh char
acter very clearly and shows him as
a patriotic apd efficient man who has
done good work for his constituents
in the legislature and is now con-
centrating himself upon the work of
abolishing the fee system in Florida
and substituting salaries for county
officers The Telegram is not sup
porting Mr. Wood for governor, but
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-07

WANTED-Small suite of rooms for
light housekeeping j. Nc, care
Telegram. ALSO
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-07

Lakeland is a great convention
city and has scored some notable
successes in that respect within the
past two years, but the indications
are that the good roads convention
which meets here Thursday will top
them all in point Of attendance
Every good roads expert and enthu-
siast in the State will probably be
present, and much practical good
and definite policy should come from:
the discussions in the convention.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-07

ward. .
GRACE A. TOWNSEND.
interlachen, Sept. 6, 1915.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-07

". F. HETHERINGToN. EDITOR
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
.rinn unb ber Marft mar feit.

aerina unb Der Murtt mar felt.
Wittlere nnb f6lpere Stiere $7.2E
-s. rs. O4en $2.75-6.25; Glei'
fter. Gtiere $5.50-7.s5; auserlsfsn'
$7.75-8.o0: 6etfers $45o-6.75i
auserlefene $7.25-775: aiibe $3.50
-5.75; anserleiene bis srtra $685.
$50: Gamers $2.75-4.00; Stod
aibe s4.5O-5.50; StOd 6eifers So
50-6.85; Stod Stiers $6.50-7.85
gullen. = Der Ulartt mar itss
;seite gunen $e.25-e.5o; Bologna
$5.25-6.25.
Mil8tibe. - Der Wartt mar
rubiq uno ffetia.
grtra $80.00-85Oo; CUTE Bis
auserleIene 60.00-75.OO; orbindre
bis fair S3500-55.00.
aGlber. = Die preiie itiegen .ts
fpas.
Iair Bis quite $9.Oo-10.5o; OrOiz
mare bis aross $5.0O-9.00.
g 6neine. Die Nl3frags
mar cine quite urO bic !grsife fir 5lei'
f6eriorten ifieoen I'm 10c; l.idts Ser
fanotiortsn I'M 15c per 100 gfunb.
0erpadungss uno Glsii&riorten
$7.So-7.S5: mittlere 9srIanotiorten
S7.90-7.95: Isi6te 9eriunOticrtsn
S7.95-8.O0: Gertel $6.00-8.00;
Sette Sdue $6.10-6.35; Stags
$4.O0-4.5O; G4Ders S4rpsins $7.40
$50.
S6afe anb 2dmmsr. -
Sn ben 6ftli6en W2drttsn iislsn bic
greiIe unb bisfes bate aur GOlae. bag
au6 bier bieisfbsn I'm 20-25e berun'
tersingen.
2dmmer $3.50; cute 6isauserlsisne
$S.50-9.25: orbtudr. bis fair $5.75
gulls $4.25-5.25; StOt
Gtpes $6.00-7.OO. - S6afe: Grtrd
l,ihte S5.25-5.5O; CUTE bis auserlts
isne s5.00-5.25; orOinGr. bis fair
$3.00-4.5O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
mBsNad,rfdbtem.
greitag, 8 septenlber 1915

Grettag, 3 september 1919
Der Obioflub pirb fi4 BET hteiigs
Stabt Elm tpeniq Derdnbern. Geiterl
4benb bate beriefbe bier einen Wdi
1eritdnb DON lib SUB.
Die folasnben Depef4en trate!
geitern bier ein:
lpittsburg, pa.-e.8 Tub, fdllt.
WbeeIing. 8. @a.-7.5 SUB, iteigt.
Bartsrs6urg, W. @.-7.4 iSub, fteigt
&anaipba SFalls. 20. @a.-2.4 SUB.
Gbdrleiton, 70. 9a.-7.2 SUB.
portsmout9. S.-9.4 SUB, iteigt.
Golli5Dille. ab.-8.6 SUB. fdat.
GpansDiae, Snb.- SO TuB, rdat.
Raf9oills. 9enn.-13.2 SUB. fGGt.
Gbdttdnooqa. Ssnn.-10.3 SUB.
Gairo. sfG.-30.3 SUB, fGllt.
Memphis, 5enn,-27.7 SUB, fGnt.
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G6itdao, 2. eSpt.mbsr.
Weis.n. - ifiir Gsptember 95t
9s4c. am SdlaB 974c; fir Gssm6sr
93s-953c; an Sdlub 94se.
@eli6tOrH. = Sir September 713
-739c. an S6lub 1916; fir 9e5sHl'
Der 595-60!c am S6lus 60!e.
SAFER. fiir Ssptsnb.r Sc
37it. ON s6luB 3esc; fir 3ssms
ber 36s-363c, am SdluR $3.50.
Rosgsn. - no. 2 95ae.
9erft.. - 49-65c.
sinotbs. - $5.5O-7Oo.
al.e. - $s.35-13.25.
BORT. fTir SsptsmRr S12.65-
1907, cm SaIuB S12.s5; fir Sttos
Der Sl2.77-l3.32; am S4IuB $l3.'
90.
Sdmals. - isiir gspt,mber s.o7
$40. an Stlub $40: Fir Otto'
tsr s.15-8.22. am S6lub s.22.
Rippenieit,H. Sit September
S.12-s.12, am S6luB s12; fir
Oitober s.i5-S.30. dm S6lub s.25.
Butter. - Rartt bOber; Grsamsrp
ertpa 25sc; trtra firits 24l-25c;
firfs 223-23ae; iecpnos 20f-
22r
Gier. - Wlrtt unpsrGnoert.
&artoffsIn. - Wartt uHperdnbert
bis 2 niebriaet; dnoere uHperduoert.
Gsfliiasl. 2ebtnoss. 6iihucr
uupsrduoert; spriuasrs 1c nisortser
NJ 15a1.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
Ghicaop. 2. .Sptan6er.

S6psine. - 3ufubr 5000. =
Wartt nisbrissr. Butt S6.45-7.60 /;
leifte S7.20-8.O5; gsmiT9te $685.
1856; ibfpere $6.10-7.60: raube
$G.10-6.25; Gsrt.l $7.00-S.50.
Rirboteh. - 3ufubr 1000; Wlartt
ii,tio. adlber Martt nieoriser; geeoss
$e.25-10.35: 3eras Stier. $3.50
7.60: aiihe unb 6sifsrs S3.15-8-70;
GGI6er $S.5o-12.00.
S6dfs. - 3uiubr 1900. Watt.
nieoriser. Wetbers S5.6O-6.15;
Gipes $3,50-5.70; 9dmmsr Se.75-
9.15.
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~ - ~ - fNNslN isN"'b st~I>
finirtsr Gut 2oaf $6.85: poipbsreS
S6.05: CUBES $500: aranultrtsr S..
50: Gonfeeiionsrs u" $5.85: Off
u" $500: tpeiber srtrd $5.40; utra
g" $500 per 100 pfunb.
ROIaHes IN ftttia. - Reip Or
leans Open aettle 40-55e. gentrtiu.
oaI 20-30e per Gdllcne.
RetA - Gouifidna. faneh 6eaS
6}-7e; prima 5s-6e; orbindrsr
4-5e: Stdpan b-5ac per pfunh.
Daiua. grobufte.
Butter. - Wartt ruhta. prttie
isii. - Dbolsmilt srira 2SAt; Gen.
iraiiseo Grtra 26e; Centralized firits
22te: DO. Seconbs 1876; ranfp DARN
20c: padina StOd 16A-18Sc per
qfunb.
R6fe Warft ii.tia. Dbip 15c;
Ncrbspeiilifvr 15-15ic; yleip gort
16Ae: 6tllpeiser 19-32ac; DO. Bird
16c: 2imburatr 151-16 Der pfunb.
Gier. Ulartt letter. - q,ris
ma frif&e Siibntreisr 2Sr: firits
21ae: orbindre firi2 19Ac; jssoHbs
17ar psr Gassna
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UeIS, BpnSs nnb aitisu IN Rem y)urf.

gtiddfispasisrs parssa ~ sH-sHx
etsiontif. Bedlg sai 4onboa psTsH
Hrad ~ Hb6 fir 90 1ses eiHi; aa.
stl.dnDtifsussn $t.ei uHb SiAi .S3ealsl
Neo: SraHes SiAt 6S9. 2abd sss;
Mari etGt son. Xab,I sox, 2irsB Si&t
o:ss. Saed s.ss; Rubd Si1i ~; RABBI
90 Subsr Barren <SL<s ReyiiaRif6s
nttsn nHatit-Tn Narit mar Asnis
nsetrIl1 xne TN 1nssuttnsn i5us&. Die
SgMhHoi'rsngen batten mafenS iIsins
Ssrlufs auisupeifsn.
0tfeuSatz Hifisn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03

limb am dnbern Uaorseu tpeitete ii5
oarliber ein fldmmenoes WoreenrOtb,
bds su @br unb Rubn ees Regiments
uno ieiner SeloeH ppm berganeeueu
6dbnri6stag beriiberleu6tete
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
Wutes WttttL

GnGSis.: -Gluubtn &c, Wsinna.
baB bic 9isbe Sbres SoIbdtfu aii9 ben
ftriea iibsroautrn ipirb9'
Rinnd: .gslpib. sndbige Trar; pa,
fiir f4ids i'd ibm ia isos Mo& Daasr'
suirEl'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03

Rem 9ort. 2. eSptsntber.
aupfer. - gtartt ftetig.
GlertrOlntic $500.
eiisn, glartt iteiis unb unDsr
inherit.
3inn. - Martt fldu. - $500.
@Isi. - IGTst pupsrGaSsrt
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@efIaaeI. - yaadfraae gut.

Il
inter urtbertbalb plumb 154t; 6iib@
ner 13A-14le; 6dbne &c; Sruts
biibnsr 17ae: GnlIs Sc; Gnten 10
-12c: iitnae Gnten 12-14c; Sdnie
1O-12e per pfunb.
DbHunb Gemafs
aepfeI. - gdrlb Slne unb Dut<
| heb S1.O0-1.25; Sut4ers 500
LEO per Ybl. aetD0bnli6e 50-75c
per 8bl.
3itronen. - Wsiiina $500
3.25; california $2.5o-2.75 PEI
Rifle.
Grape gruit - $2.5o-3.5o
per Crate.
DraHaen. - California BAL.
S3.50-4.25 per Rife.
Yfldumen. GlirbaIt So
Toe per Crate: bluie 75c; Ddmion
S1.00-1.25; bsutfde 3iDetfften ST.
25-1.50 per gu.
gu ndermeloneu. Snoidna
50c-75c per Stanbarb Crate. eiHs
beimif6e S125-150 per 8b.
Wetntrduben JDes Seebs
% -25e: Goncorb 22-25c per aorb
bon 8 9Dfunb. gaiasara $1.oo-1.2o
per Crate.
pfirfi6e. Ginbeimifhe S1.25
-1.50 per gu. e9te gl6erta $1.25
-1.5o, Mi6iaan $1.25 per 8u.
maffermelontn. - $15-
$50 per 5unbert Stiid.
girnen. - ginbeimif6e Bart
lets S4.50-5.0O: gurrs Glarqo So
$3.50 per g6l.; Ssdls $10o-1.'
% per gu.
pfeff.r. - einb.imiibn 90
60c per gu.
&artoff.ln. ginbeimiihs
s1.4o-1.50: Go6blsrs go. l $40
-1.5O per gbl.
SibtartOffeln. - Wirst'
MIA S1.15-1.25 per camper.
Gur.en. - Ginbeimii4e $1.OO
per gu.
9omdten. ginbeimiiGs S1.0O
--S1.25 per gu.
9lumeHtobl. - S.2o-l.5O
Der Dbl. Don 3 Dubenb.
&raui. Ginbeimiites 75e--
Csc Der gbl. Rotbss $1.oO-1.25
per 9bl.
aDbIrabi. - 30c per 3 Sussno
giinbel.
pidtss. - 25-3N per 100
stiid.
3udertorn - 17E2Oc per
Dusenb 9clben.
3niebeln. - ginheimii6e g.ls
Be 35-40c per gu. uub S1-25-1.s
go per gbl.; ginb.imii6e weibe 5Oc
per gu.
Crime gohuen. gtnbetmi'
ite S2.75-3.00 per 2 Blu.
2im abo obuen. 20e per
Guart.
Rarotten. - GinheimHde Zoe
Der DuB.nb gHnbel.
Rotbe Raben. - Ginbetmif4e
.5-10c per Sutenb.
Qanbprobutts.
6eu. Reues. - go. l 9imottp
s1s.00-19.O0; SO. 2 aimotbp $16.s
OO-17.00; SO. 1imOtbn S14.W-
100; 30. l ssmiibtsr ale. $3.50
1900: 60. 2 9.ulii4ter aI.e S13.s
50-14.00; 90. l GIss S13.00; geo.
2 alee S11.oo.
RabIeufutt.r it ftstig. i
RIeis S21.5O-22.OO; Wtibbltngs
srobes $27.50-28.0o; ho. isinss
$29.O0-30.00; ssmif9tes quite.
$24.O0-24.5o.
SGmereien Wdrtt fteiig.
aI..iamsn S6.75-7.6o auf bem g.'
lsifs unb $8.15-850 per Blu. Dom
Gtpre. simpihu s2.5O-3.30 Der Blu.
bonn Siort. guteueia.n 8oc per Blu. |
kId9sfamsn H.70 per gu.
Derf9isbenes.
Dele Wartt if,tia. 2ein6l, ros
bes soc per @alloue in 9artien bon
6 B6B. S.iottss IL mehr. Rp. /
2arbSl 6oc; Cotton Steb Del. raffi.
nirte sic per 9alIone. 9srpentin Ate
rer Gallone In parti,n bon 1--5 Bar.
rels: 5se In partien bon 1o-25 @al'
Ionen. pstroIsum. Dbio Carbon 100
Grab 81 bo. 15o Grab 10{c, 6eab,
Habt 175 Grab 12e; Rsb groipn Ga.
folin lie: Hapbta 16e per GoIlons In
Dariisn Don 1-5 BbIB.
GaIa. - Der Rarlt IN rubia. -
Ctip Riber $1.05 per gbl. BON 230
nfb.. ;ru6rlobn hinaussfiiat.
Gala. - Te1rft fetia. g}rimd
Gitp 64-sse; DO. Gountrp 81 a-5ae
per q}fuHb.
RohIeu. - Wartt ruhio. gous
abtoabens $3.5o-3.75, Rub unb
Glad s2.25. RGnaipba Stiidtobl.n
s3.50-3.75. Rus unb Glad S2.25
Der 9onne abaslisfert. Rau&lof.
Stiidtobl.n $4.75. bo. Rub unb
6tad 1925. 4ntbraeite $7.75-s.0O
per Spnne abaeliefeti. gote tofiet
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AnSipdrtige Wdrfte.
Rep gort. 2. espt.m6er.

Webl. = Mortt it.tis.
Deissu. = RaIft fsit; 80. Q rotber
S1.15 c. /, {. q. y. fir SrOmpts ais'
fsruna unb 90. 2 barter sl.15 e. /
(. Rem gOr, iiir 3ufuhr; 30. l ylOr'
tberu 0uluta 500 Hlb go. l gsor'
tberu Wanitpas 954e {. /. {. Buffalo.
gDelI6.Orn. - Mdrtt fsft. 20. 2
aslb.s 88sc fir pronrpts aifsrunS.
bafer. - USarft ftstig; go. 3 psi'
ser nguer 42-43e nominal; Utter
6nisr 55-60r
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Die unfiss i'm bishesn dfssriRstsnie
sslisfsn t9 esuis snI N,61o,soo.
ssisf. eefzstaass.
Chis Giiies Gas esn.! Sine. & Suburban
Btl 1asptoHs nnb Rortttrn Cbto Sight
U. Irdttica uftisn parsn beuie In aultr
Ra4frass, isnff absr ssr bsr RaTst Fau.
Ysriauf pureen:
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1dgli@er Wsarft. SeriHt.
Gtneinuati Q. septsmbsr.

aieben ii4 nur auf Gnaros 9rans'
oftionen. Bel ilein.ren @ei1dften
iueroen etipas bobere preiie bere9net,
probifionen
Sdmal3 prina Stedm
10000; iyamilp Gdmdla 81
Sc per pfunb.
5rodenaefataenes Tleif d.
5bcrt clear S.it.u 9a-10tc; ertrd
fbort clear 9a-10e; fbort Ripp.ns
f.ii.n 9E10t; S4ultrn S-8}e;
gelIi.s 10-10sc.
Bacon. Gbcrt clear Seitsu
10a-114e; ertra fbort clear Sett.n
10a-11e: fbort Rippenieittn 1Ob
lie; Sdultern 94-9ae; Bellies IL
LIE.
Suaar gureb nl.if6. -
Sdint.n 15-15sc; picnic S4uliern
10f10lc: gr.a,feft Bacon 1s-
19e: G1uIt.rn in pad.tsu 10a-llt;
u. y. Gut Shult.rn 10s-11e; tro'
den. Beef S6intm 23-25e.
Sisatp5teItes Tteif d.
Ser pfunb: S4in..n 12-12sc; pic
mic S6ult.rn si-9it; Bellies
16--16se; S6ult.rn 10i-103t; n.
y. Gut bo. 101-103t.
Hrif9esmI.tf6. - Gdint.n
117-12fe: g}irnic Sdultrn s.
84e; Sdulter 8-Sie; fbort Rip'
psnfeiieu 9-9ie; fbort clear Ssi'
ten 9-9ie: .rtra fbort tlsar Selt.n
9-9tc: Bellies l.i4t 16-16ae; Bel
lies ihpsre 10-11t.
WebIunb Getreibe.
Webl. - Winisr patent S6.1o---
$50: Dtnier fancp $5.65-5.90;
Diuier iSdmiIp $5.25-5.35; Win.sr
ertra $4.8o-5.O0; Mtnter orbtndres
S4.60-4.S0: 6artes Weisen Yatsus
$6.40-6-80; 6drt,s Wsissn fanep
S5.95-6.20; 6artss Bsi,.n bamilp
S4.95-5.35; RogsenmebI, norbiDeii'
lides aemii8tes $5.70-5.95; rsinss
Gitp Rouqsnmsh $5.S0-6.05; Gitp
asmii9tes ROsasnms6I $5.70-5.95.
Deiaen. - Ro. 2 r0thsr mtnter
S1.1o-1.12; go. 3 DO. S1.W-lO9;
gtp. 4 DO. 92-97e.
Wel dtorn. Ro. 1 tpstbes
79e; go. 2 bo. 7sa-79c; Ro. 8 bo.
7s-78ic; go. 4 DO. 77a-7Se; RO.
8 bo. 76a-77ae; SO. 6 bO. 75s-
76ae. - Ru. l s.lb.s 79e; go. 2 DO.
7St-79e; Ro. 8 DO. 7S-7Sae; go.
4 DO. 77i-7se; go. s DO. 76s-
77Ae; RO. 6 DO. 75a-76ae. - RO.
l ssmiidtss 7sac; go. 2 DO. 7s-
78he; SO. 3 bo. 77i-7Se; Ro. a DO.
77se; SO. 6 bO. 76-77e; Ro. 8 bo.
75-76c. - Weibes &ulbeniorn II
7se; gsIbss aolbsutorn 78-79c; gee
mifttes sol6eniorn 77-7sc.
5afer. - Ro. 2 tp.ibsr 44-45c;
StaubarS peibsr 41-42c; 30. 8 D.i.
B.r 37-38c; go. 4 ipsiber 32-34c;
go. Q s.miiaier 35-See; Rr. 3 ses
mii9t.r 3-35c; NO. A semH4tsr
N-29c.
Roeaen.- Ro. Q $1.00-1.01;
go. 8 95-97e; Ro. 4 SO-93c.
Whtsts.
gertduit Durben 500 Bbls. DiitiI'
iers Giniibsb 9cpos auf Der Bats bon
S1.39 per Gallpue.
Groceries.
Raffee. - sscna 23--30e no
&a 29-30e: Guatemala fauep 19s;
DO. auter 17ae.
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Giueiauati. 8. eept.. is1l


Ik Uonfeu fparsn tsuts siendi@ fart
sfHhffist, end mar BE Rn4frsss nad
Entlebes siae Before. @elb IN imnisr nod
piuie. s5hr DarIebsH .pn eons perben pon
pen 1anien ~ bers6nst, pibteRb 4s'
lNdifspaptfre - 1--s& bisfeutift msrbsH.
jim eheneu Rarffs pIrbeR Darleten .sn
cad. " sK-4x SAB auf 8sit 10 4--<Xx
placirt,
Dsafd sui nm usa
Eurssn ~ 1ot Eisioaio Der $1,000 ,pij&sn
SaHisn psrfauft. Die gountsrrsts betrdst
soc Dranis per $1,000
@sAfd saf uzsspa-
giAt. BedfsI suf Soabsn purSru N
sAoo--+.e9 Der Yis. SterftHa snotirt. Bar
Btdid anf DetiiR parssR sac fur 4 Dtari
bsrstHei, TAR BsAfsl aaf gssiS 1sx--iTe
yfo brans, snf dmttrbsm s91--ls' prs
3nlesn urs sui B,sl Is1ss per &rons,
Ssrss io1G
cuusss-rsnssf,ssss
sartn ratis usb fetia Dis Hantsn sus.
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Uishmarft.

3ufubr unb @srianbi pGbrenb Der
ltbtsn "a Stunbsn. psrsli5eu NIT
berislbsn 2sit Der psrgansusg brei
Sass rrnr.n ME folgt:
3ufubr Rinbp. S1ipsins G6af.
80. 2luguIt 2749 357l 221O
81. @usuit -. 64S 1896 2454
/. Sept. 80. 628 1867 2l80
2. Sept. -. 872 1445 1892
@erfanbt pdbrtnb berIsfben 3eit:
Rinbp. S4tpeiHe S6afe
80. Nuguit -. 572 1893 1885
81. glusuit 1904 2l30 1189
1. Sept. .. 207 GIG 1886
2. Sept. -. 391 1900 1881
MaSptsh - Die 3ufusr mar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03

Slid 1T Elm Boot, es ibIdgi leidt
ulL! g
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-15

torium, in petdem Elm Oilers
gbemiter unb 3nei Gebilfen arbeis
ten. Ner etDa iiber bieIs 9suerung
la9t obsr in lift b09iteus Elm aetlns
me ; Gtiidaen erblidt, Der mDse Iid
in eingepeibten areiien zines befsren
belsbren IaFen.
Dele G1emiter baden 5andda
ale Ra5rungsmitteI gu prifen, mel.
DIE in bas 5otel .ommsn. IS miro
bebauptet, 0aB 6otel > Gintdufer
f6on bdufi9 bon 9dnOlern betroeeH
porosn ieisn. peIde ftatt Der bslteas
ten pro0uite min0ernerti9e lieferR
tpeuigItens iol9e nit Den bsIIerm
sinfdmuggeln, in Der grpnrtung,
onb bies in Der Menge nidt benertt
tpsrbe! Die nifeni6aftlihe qriis
flung aIler RubrungsmittsI in Der
gbema . qbteilnng fibrt sur
prompteH gntoetung otler IoIfsn
prattiten. Qu9 ouf bic @etrdnie
eritreden fi9 bic llutsrlu6unssn.
4ber nod anoere Dings tDerben'
bonn Gbemiter geprtft. 90 perOsn
bic Ssifen - feite unb fIiFige
uno Naid : gulOsr griinoli9 ftu.
bert! Sn einsm groben 5oisl mas
den 0ieIe fneinbdr qerinafiiotoenl
SdheIfen einen poiten bon taulens
ben bon Dollars jdbrIi9 aus. Oas
Stid 3oilstten : SEIZE, tuslGes iss
BEN Sat geltefert pirb, erreate gum
sriten Male in SotsI , areffen Be-
fonbsrs 8eadtung, ais cine aOIpras
oosr Dame NIT elmer Sd1oentrinbs
2lags gessn Elm 6oteI brohts, neil
Ie on elmer Gnt3iinbung Der @es
fihts : 9aut gu leiren beoann, un0
ibr 9ottor Tagte, Die @nt3anbunq lei
burd sinen 9eltanotsiI Der Gsifs bers
urIn9t fporoen, peI6e i6r in 0sln
Gafbuuis gsIisfsrt ipOrbsn Durl Dab
10 etipas ni6t nieber bortommeH
lam, bas geb0rt nidt gu Den un6s.
beuisnoiten Soreen Der 6oteI : Gk4
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