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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-04-08

necessary for us to add that Miss Dubois
has the best wishes of all her former fellow
employees, her department chiefs and in
fact the entire Office force of the institution
Her future life and her newly acquired vo-
cation we sincerely trust will be one long
continuous day of gladness without any
clouds.
The smovies'' get better, longer and
newer every time it seems; week ago we
had "Mrs. Newlywed's Biscuits and
needless to say this laughable farce kept the
house in an uproar from the first flash to
the finish. Then last Tuesday we had the
dramatation of Longfellow's famous poem
'Hiawatha"; this is four-reel feature and
would be hard to beat in vivid photo color
ing and grandure of scenery. The entire
cast are. full blooded Indians, and it shows
the true nobeness and courage of our red
brother. The production certainly was en-
joyed by us all and we take this opportunity
to thank our Warden, Mr.. Reed, for secur-
ing this splendid drama for our benefit.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-04-08
BaIckBA1s AND poslEs
By Uncle Goshdingit 1858

One can overdo duty as we'll as kind
ness.
What pleases the crouch most is the pros
pect of another crouch.
You put Discouragement to flight when
you turn to the Holy Book.
Some folks believe in paying court to all
things-even paying court to divorce.
The only person that delights in a jump
ing, humping toothache is the dentist!
Uncle John says it is only $1,000 sec
onds until the base ball season makes its
entry.
The Spring Poet is little overdue, but
suppress your pining, he will make up for
lost time!
/ Don't forget, We Scribes, that Mirror
Thursday has been postponed until the 18th
of March.
Well, we'll, Sherlock we haven't been
invited to do any pail bearing lately-we
should worry.
The road to Troubletown is wide and
easy of passage to the man with chip on
his shoulder.
The fudge your sweetheart makes is far
sweeter than the ''fudge" she snaps at you
as your wife.
The whale that swallowed Jonah had
nothing on the man that swallows all the
sensational war news.
1t takes an optimist of purest water to
imagine case of influenza jolly aft air as
Ye Scribe meekiy acknowledges.
When Extravaganza has finished its game
with you it induces old Mortgage and
Poverty to try their hand at the game.
Why does Mr.. Good Intention always
get the rheumatism in hand and feet when
we expect him to deliver his promises?
Isn't it strange that when a young
bride makes her first batch of biscuits Pa
thos is always on the job to reward her.
Some "hubbies'' are as useful to a hard
working wife as an auto that has run out OF
gasolene is to a doctor out on hurry call.
The true Christian uses the Holy Word
to the glorihcation of God and Christianity,
while the hypocrite uses it for the glorifi-
cation of Mamon and self.
Let the belligerents capture and fracture
the left and right wings of the opposing
armies as much as they like as long as they
try not that process with the wings of the
bird on our American dollar.
True charity consists in not letting 1.-THE
right hand know what the left hand do
eth. maybe some folks construe this in
to believing that it is only intended for
those having lost the right hand.
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yawns as cures for loves tingling alarms;
must you play the mans game and no more
be the frow; place hard times the blame
while you wrinkle your brow; must you go
to the shops and juggle course tools, or be
peddlers and cops in this new set of rules?
Oh please do inform us you'll come back
again, you'll blessingly warm us and relieve
us of pain; and when you are here with
your whirls and your curls. we men will all
cheer for our Old Fahion Girls J. L. F.
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CHAUTAUQUA SECRE1ARY'S REPORT

The Chautauqua Circle held it,
regular meeting in the school room
Sunday April Fourth. There were
three absentees on roll call.
After announcing programmes fol
the next two meetings, the Presiden
called the programe for the day.
The first paper read was by Mr.. J
E. c., subject Panama: The Land
Divided; The World United" Mr.
G. handled his subject ably, treating
it in broad literary manner, bring
ing out forcefully the great benefit
to the world of this new route of
inter- continental trade and COM
munication. This was the gentle
mans first attempt at public
speaking, and while his delivery
was somewhat marred by nervous
ness at first, it improved rapidly
when he lad gotten into his stride.
Discussion of the paper was inter-
esting, but might have been improv-
ed by the participation of more of
the members.
The second paper. on Military
Etiquette AS Observed In The
British Army, dealt with some of
the lighter aspects of a grim and
forbidding topic. Mr.. J. SIS. quaint
humor is we'll known to Mirror
readers through his many articles
published unber the pen name, THE
Baron, and coupled with an inimlt-
able and wholly understandable
accenting III his reading, kept the
Circle smiling Throughout the time
he held the floor.
The final paper on the programe,
by Mr. H.C. was A Bit of Nature.
Mr.. G. had prepared a hair-raising
article, not forgetting to supplement
the hirsute vagaries of Dame Nature
with such man-made forms as we
are too often compelled by fashion
and the worries of our present
strenuous civilization to employ. He
combed fact and fancy for the in
struction and entertainment of his
hearers. and succeeded admirably.
A motion to close the years cir
Gle on May 18th with an open meet
ing, made by Mr.. A.B.C., carried
without opposition.
The Critic reported briefly, after
which the Circle adjourned.
J.R.F. Sec'y.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-04-08
l never had young recruit,

L never had young recruit,
To whom l gave a word Of praise,
But all swelled up the darn galoot,
Would try to soak NE for raise.
wonder if Paddy has seen the
above poem before, if not; he had
better take it to heart, for his salary
limit, is some where down around
the *" or should [ say the ~
class. IT. WI.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-04-08

Love a bunch of swaying daisies.
Bound around with ribbon blue;
Loves's peep-hole into heaven,
With you tip-toe looking through;
Love jar of milk and honey,
In fair, enchanted cline
You can drink from it for ever,
And be thirsty all the time.-T.W.L.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-04-08
POPULATION
Week Ending Wednesday, April

Week Ending Wednesday, April z
Number of Inmates at New Prison. i. =. 1041
Number in First Grade. 1853
Number in Second Grade.
Number in Third Grade IA
Number of Inmates at Old Prison.. 8
Number in First Grade. ...................... 8
Number in Second Grade. .......... 0
Number in Third Grade .................. 0
Total Population of both prisons. .... 1044
Received during week...........-x.......
Discharged. 5
Paroled.............., ........................ 8
Last Seria, Number................... 1889
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CELL CHANGES
UP TO APRIL 3
Chapel Program
SUNDAY APRIL 4

The following is the Program rendered
in the Auditorium last Sunday, Rev. Ben
son officiating:
March Blaze of Glory ira
Selection Garden. .... Orch ira
Holy, Holy, Holy Cong.
Invocation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Chaplain.
Hymn Ring tine Bells of H'ven-- Cong.
Solo--------S Selected Mr. Lindegreen
PRAYER Rev. D. w. Grosups
Anthem Praise We The FatherC Choir
Overture Humoreske- Orch ira
Solo Rest to the Weary Lindegreen
HYMN Christ Arose Cong.
Benediction Chaplain
March Smelling orch ira
H. c. Christensen.
Musical Director.
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Ausiudrtige Wdrfte.

Ren gort, 81. Ssptsmber.
Ulebl. - Wlartt ru6ia; SpriHg
yatents $6.20--6.7o; 0intsr pas
tents $5.20-5.40; 8inter Straigbts
S4.90-5.40.
Weisen. - Wiartt perdnberli6. -
yto. 2 rot6er uno SO. 2 barter S1.2l
{. /. {. Nep gort; 90. 1 Hortbern
Gulutb $1.02t unb 10. / Nortbsrn
Wanitoba 96c c. /. {. Buffalo.
gGelfdtorn. Martt ihp16; go,
2 aelbss soc fir prompte Gieferung.
6dfer. - Wartt rubia; 30 3 fpeis
Bsr 40t-41c.
5eu. - USartt felt: Ho. / $1.25;
go. 2 $1.15; Ro. 3 $1.00; gsrianot
SOC.
5opfen. - W9drtt itetia; Stais
oroindrer bis auserleisnsr 1915 %
28e; 1914 8-12c; pacific &iiite 1915
14-16t: 1914 11-13c.
!5aute. - Martt itetia; gogotu 80
Bic; Central Qmsrta 29e.
2ebsr. = Martt felt; SemlOt firIts
32-33e; ieconbs 31-32c.
Bic: Central 2lmerita 29c
BORT. - Martt itetiQ; WtsB $500
-15.50; 5amilp $19.00-22.OO;
fhort clear $18.00-19.50.
Beef. = martt itetiq; ReB $1700
1900; iamilp S18.50-19.00.
Sdmals. - Wtartt felt; WsiooI:
Weit $8.50--S.60.
1aIa. = Wartt feit; Gitp 55c,
Gpuntrp 54-6it; Sp5siaI 6sc.
Wolle. - Mortt itstia; einb.tmiIR
Jlesce XX Ohio 32-33c.
Reis. - gtartt felt; beab 43-4}t;
blue rOie 4s-5c.
ROIaTss. - waartt feit; gsep Orr
Isans open tettl. 40 Soc.
3uder. - Rober. UsGrtt uHpsran'
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gintinnati, 27. Ssp.

=
Der Wartt ipar in Der psrfloHenen
Wo8e tart. bod iinb bic 6ieiigen
Sdnblsr BEN geifpisl Der Tabritans
ten. bic preife au er606sn. ni4t al9es
mein aefolgi. = Die yba6frage mar
eine iebr bebeutenbe. Die Auotirun'
gen fpdren tpie folgt:
a.sa s5aqner masItH1ereat saIs 9 i. i.
miIb exc. Linton 5c. griebton e SIC
Eonbrn q 3I4et 9Grb etid &C, iJorbqG 6i5e.
NeppsteH t0'4 2fc. DO. o4 i9c, utiea io'4
26e. DO. So 25e, goietpoob i0s4 20c. bo.
e'4 fse, sriabton - ise DO. 1O4 zoe.
8eb btes gast n. @anintta lie.
bile 9e, SiG 74e. Sope 7lse. Our BraHo 0Ae.
UlnrbeI 0e oh Gtora &c. 1iamoHo o 6he,
Iorgei,wle'glot 6hc, Gdnebrafe 5i1c, 9uuidta
6!4f 2aitfm bke CIb GatiIfuI 5t. wlaeie
4ht. peppeteH 1913 23c. ~. ea 2ic, utiea
10,t 2se. bo. % 2ec. RpfeiuoOo 1914 22c, DO.
9rtnts-amricuH sbiriiua 4ae. Central
Rari 4ite aHeritan Jubiao 5Ae. DO. Wleur.
nina nnb arnns g. Tacifie GtpiI @obec &C. ga'
hsnal ee, Gan 1oa 5e. Orion Ihe. CLARION
Tieins-ualsron n. aopp,oo 7s. ca,.
ssais,ts.Ss.T Is i ul6H ares,.aq 't3' ias 1aat
i5nt qoutftosa % n i4He.
3tra brm S-NfHosieas stcnIs exc. n 3
g st. Everett GIa''it eJls. eaucan,r s,nsfs
sHe 1912 @, ains't9n &c, wontrofe 5Ee
8IaibsHoar Vet 7Ile. sobar Blue 74e.
etiabnHn 7he. clb 9iraiHia &c, ss''amins &C.
Geumis s-gbereit 15c. 9rcrimitp i0he.
aenoed 10c. BRIGHTON II 1ac. Grfptr 9Hc.
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Wtidaiisphptere purb,H su sx-sL&
bisfontirt. gsshfel,aui gon6on paren hart
~ 4s7h fir 60. Eage sid1t; .Gabel. .Gnmsi.
iuHsen N.7i,I unb Si1t tgsetbisl "a. TON,
Jranes Sid)i 5ST ,Rabsi s.s8 y; RarsSidlt
sSI, aabd sSA, 2irts Sidi d27, eabel
go, Hubfl SidJt AK; Aabd 34l4I; Silber.
Barren 491S. Nyiianii&s Collars 3s1S.
aftttnmarii.-Str lIuiiab mar beate
on Der bisfsm 15ris ,iHe febs bsosnienee g
aue bic prtiis sinser iiari in bic s05e.
Sasnotrs prph'irten ratil rlit bic Nress.
aiiifn. wobsi 9rurible Sttel CON-, galorpin
yceomo!iet, Betblstem sterl uno General
aRpiors osd au4 bic eifsubabRsaitisu
VswinHs tu psr5r4Hsn batien.
9iftnbasH afijsn.
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gbieago. q. Septembsr.

y DIG g o II. SepeH!pet.
Deissn. - GIr ssptembsr $1.03-
1.052. Gm S9luB 1.03; fir December
931-95ic, an S6lub 94e; fir Woi
96s-97a, am S6luB 94ac.
WeIi9torn. - iFur Oeasmber 54a
-55sc, am S6Iub 54ac; fir Ulai
565-57sc, am Sdlub 565c.
6afsr. - Siir December 354-
36it. am S6luB 37gc; fir Wai 37}
-384c, am S6luB 375c.
Rosgsn. - RO. 2 nominal; Ro,
8 94-95c.
Serf.. - 51-6Oc.
simotbp. - S5.50-7,0o.
aIes. = S12.o0-19.0o.
Bort. - Sir SttOber S12.82 =
1906. am S6Iub S13.05; fir Sus
nuar S15.40-15.S5, am S9Iub
1852.
S9mals. - Sir S.tober 8.20-8..
80. am SdluB 8.27; fir ssaHuar 8.6I
$50. am S6luB $50.
Rippenisiten. - 'fiir SttOber S.27
-S.57, am S6lnB 8.57; fir "a
nuar 8.57-8.80. am SdIub $50.
Butter. - Wartt unoerGnbert
gier. - Wartt unperdnbert.
Sdrtoffeln. - Wurtt fsit unb uHs
psrduo.rt.
G,efliiael. - 2ebenbes. Wartt uns
perGHbert.
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m
gbtcoso 27. 9epteinber.

S4psine. - 53ufu6r 21.0O0. =
Nurtt f9pa6. Buff $7.25-8.25;
lei9te $7.6o-8.45; gemiihte $3.50
-8.45; f6psre $6.60-S.25; rdubs
S6.60-6.80; 1erfsl $5.75-8.00.
RinbDieb. = 2ufubr 1900. Utartt
fsit. giHbsimiihe Beef Stiere $6.10
-10.40:- aiibe unb Seifers $3.50 =
$40; aGlber $7.25-11.00.
S9afs. - 8ufubr 1900. Wartt
tart. Wstbers $5.60-6.55; Gpes
$3.50-5.00: QGmmer $6.75-9.25.
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Damn frefIid.

.61ren Gle nal, Serr Dtrtb, Sic
tiirben Elm arObes WtiIitGrtonJsrt an
uub babel Ttbeu bort nur brst alte
Sc1a6tsln auf bem poOium unb mus
fiSieren."
Bite Tsbr. bas itue erei ebsmaliss
Sii9enbraoonsr!'
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Rem gort. 27. Septsmber.
aupfsr. - Wartt felt.
glecirolptic. - $18.Oo-18.25.
Giien. - Wartt itstig, To. l Rors
tbsrn $l6.25-16.75; go. 2 $1,000
1850; glo. l Soutbern $1,000
1850; Ro. 2 S15.75-16.25.
3inn. - Martt rubis, S32.67--
32.S7.
Tlei. = $3.50.
Gpelter. - asine Gupttrungeu.
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Odute. = Utartt mar rlbid un0
iietia. Rabgeiulsene yO. ! 153--
16c per gfuHb. SO. 2 DO. 141-15c
per YfuHb. Gitp Builders friI9e 16
-163c; DO. Gountrb 12-12ac; fri
i6e aalbfele 16-161c per Piunb.
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Cincinnati. ~. eept, 1915
Die BsfHdfte parsn beutf IN ben bieiigen
ganitn sisinIi4 lsbbafi. Tie 3insraftn fino
unperdnbst gsbltebeu, ba bic Nanfen bin'
idHgfide fyonbs an panb boben. fiir Tar,
lsbsn .on cails wsrben DON beR Bnnfen 4o6
bsrehntt. tpabrfnb 0eihdftspapisrs iu o.
e& bisisntirt psrbsn. 1m oHensn Narfte
ipurbsu Tanebsn .pn Gale ,u 8H-4g
vno auf 9sit ~ 4-4HS pIaeiri.
wsaisf sAi Ssw DeH
iprrbeH ~ i5e 9isionto per $1,000 s,piidjm
panfen ptrfaufi. Die Qounterrate betragt
t0t prdmis per $1,000.
xssaia aai oHrspa.
eiht. @t4fel auf Qoubou wprbsn ,u
N.76 per tfo. Stirling auptirt. Jlr Wed.
isl auf Berlin ipuroen sac fir Diarf BE-.
rs6Hef, iiir gSsfiel aui Raris l7He bro
ayant, ouf Gmteroam 40sae pro SuleeH
unb auf BIen 1896 per Krone, 2ires 1o1e,
Hubel S515 Jranes (S4weijj I94e.
sunsss rbIisafisHsn
wareu tuhia unb f.etia. Sic 8anfep aui.
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afiura: Ttutiter. Itberiit, nit gnier
sbulbilounp. IN ben mtttleren 3obrer, iubt
bic Pefnnrtffnft elmer benifben Iut6erifben
Fame ~ mndben. pcIcbe 8runbeiaeHtbnm be
fist gtn tn n1en 9ueigeR ber ennbmirtbf6dit
pobl beipdnbert Bin fein Snieler uoch Irin,
fer. fam bic better iRefercn5en eeben bon 10,
iioren Soniters, Seidb1ftsIeuten nrb garnern
grieflif mebr 2. 6. goJ ii, Battle Greet,
Nebr. gn2s3.
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4.00-5.0O per ai'te.
pflaumen. gurbdnt 30
75c per Crate; blaue 75e; Ddmlon
18-20c per Z gfunb aorb.
3udermelonen. - giubeimis
fhe 90c-$1O0 per 9u.
Weintrauben. Spes Seebs
O-25c; Concord 22-25c per aorb
bon 8 gfunb. Riasara 15-20c per
aorb.
pfirIi6e. = Obio 50e-$1. 10;
einkimii6e 50c-$L00 per gu.; Wis
biaap 75t-$1.00 per gu.
Btrntu. Reiu gor. gartlets
5000; gurre Glarao $3.o0-3.5o
per g6l.; S.dls 1925 per gu.
pfeff.r. Ginb,imif4.r 60
Coz per Blu.
aartoff.ln. ginheimiifs
S15o-1.60: gobblers no. l $1.50-
LEO per gbl.
SiiBtartoffetn. - @irsi'
MIA $2.25-2.50: e6te Ssrfep $3.50
.3.75 Der ybl.
@urten. - Ginbeimifte 75e
per Blu.
9omaten. Giu6eimiife ST.
00-L25 per gu.
gIumentobl. - S1.10-1.25
Der Sbl. BON 3 9ubenb.
2raut. giHbeimiides $1.00
-1.25 per g6l. ROthes S1.o0-1.25
Der gbf.
piGi.s. - 30-35c per 6unbert
Stiid: Din Yidles 75e Der gu.
3udertoru.-1 10c per Sutenb
GOl6sn.
3Di.beln. - einh.imiide s.ts
be soc per gu. uNb s1.25-1.s
SO per g5l.: ginbeimif6e ,D.ibe 70c
Der gu.
Crime gotnen. - GinHetmi'
f& S1.00-1.25 per 2 gu.
Sim ab bueu. zoe per
Guart.
Rarotten. - etnbetmif&e 10c
Der Oubenb giinbel.
Rotke Raben. - Ginbeimil4s
6-10c per Dus.nb.
2anbprobufte.
Seu. - so. l 9imotbs $16.5o-
100; go. 2 1imotbn $14.5o-
1900: go, 3 simotbp $12.50-13.'
90; go. / asmiidter aIe. $14.0o-
14.5O; 90. 2 aenii4ter 2ks $1,000
-12.50; go. l 4lee S12.00; Ro. 2
aIse S9.5o-10.00.
Wlb!sufutter III ii.tis. -
alse S21. .5O-22.OO; Wibblinss
srobes $27.5O-28.O0; bo. iein.s
$29.O0-30.00s esmii4tes Juttsr
$24.O0-24.50.
Sdmerei.n. - Warit it.tis. -
alseiamsn SS.75-9.75 auf bsm Gss
leife unb $4,000 per gu. BON
Store. 1imotbp $3.15-3.6o pom
Store.
Der 9iebenes
O.Ie. - Martt itstia. 2sinSl. ros
pes 5ae per 8aaone III Yartien bon
3 gbI. 9stodt.s IL m.hr go. 1
9arb5l 60c: Cotton Sseb Del, raffis
rirtes 49e per GaIIone. 1erptRtin AZ:
in glarti.n bon Is @allonen unb
58e in partien bon 10-25e Gdllouen.
Petroleum. Obio Carbon 12O @rao
95e. bo. $50 Grab 103e. Seabliabt
175 Grab 12e: Reb GroiDn Saiolin
11e: Rapbiba 16e per 9alpne in Dat
ti.n ppn 1-5 9bIs.
Gala. - Der Wartt III rubis.-I
Ohip Riptr $1.05 Der 81. BON 280
gfb.. TubrIo9n binausefiist.
9ala. - Wlartt itetia. prima
gitp 64-6ae; bo. GOuntrn 5s-5sc
psr pfunb.
30 6lsn. - Marit riIbiq. gou,
sbioaknh $3.5O-3.75, Rub uno
SIad $2.25. aanatpba Stiidioblsn
s3.50-3.75. gaub unb Slad $2.25
per Spnne abasIiefert. Rau4loie
Stiidtobl,n S4.75, DO. glub anb |
Slad 1926. 2lntbrdeits $7.75-S.0O |
YER Sonn, abssliefert. Cote iofei
s6.o0-6.50 per sOnne abaelisfert.
Wollt. - stn Der p.rfloNsn:n
Uohe mar Der Wartt re9t Isbblit
inb bi. aDrtiis fsit.
geipaf hene
Sm Subsr eetpdfHene-
Rp. / unb auserpibIte 37--39e
Grobs 32-33c
unsepa 4tue
soubin1 aub Delaine 28-30c
Nsbtum Clothing -. .26-2st
9raib 22Nc
}eine WltriIio -. 0-22r
Gesupfte
5uper uub 2amm 31-32e
bssdnimk ss.s S-Ssel.
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GluksNahriAten.
Otenhaa, %. septsmbsr.

OteH u g 70. september.
Der pbsre SbiO i'll i'm TaIIen be-
sriifeu. bel bieiigsr Stdot aber pirr
Iif Der Waiieritanb nur ipeniq Der.
dubern uub bstrua am 9Ibenb lis
SUB.
Die folgsrben Depsiben trafsn &c.
tern bier Elm:
piitsmrs. pa.-6.1 FuB, fdqt.
WbeeIina. 50. 9a.-7.3 SuB iGat.
gartersburo, 70. ga.-6.3 5ub, fdqt.
aonapbd JaIs. 0. ga.-1.7 1ub.
GearlsitOn, 70. 9o.-7.4 SUB.
pcrismOutb. S.-9.2 SUB.
9ouispils. Sn.-9.9 Hub, iteist.
@oanspile, Suo.-s.2 SUB, fteist.
Raibpile, 1sun.-8.1 6uB. fGGt.
Gbattanpogd, Tenn. -7.3 Tub.
Cairo, Sa.-25,5 5ub, fdGt.
Mempbis. 9sun.-19.9 JuB. fdlt.
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Hielnartt.
Gintinnnti- q S.p

9ufubr uno 8erimibt plbreno Der
persanssren 48 GtnSsn, ptrsIi4eu
nit berisI5en 3eit Der Iet.sn Do9:
ircren tpie fols.:
3ufubr Rinbp. S6tp.ine Stdf.
20. Sep. 3971 3547 1876
27. Sep. 2918 1880 1913
@srianbt ipGbrsnb beri.It.n 3eit:
RinbD. SdpetHs Sdaf.
20. GeS. .. 2o3 737 -
II. Gep. -. 80 1854 -
Rinboirb. - Die beTren 'yl.is
itsriortsn parsn beuis in gutter Ra4s
fruge unb bic preifs iistia. oi. anoeren
uarsn Iansium. Siodsrs unb Sseoers
iinb ebenfaqs in beiTerer Ra4frase.
= WiIdAii6e iino rGr unO fart i'm
Yreiis.
Mlitilsr. unb fatpere Stisrs S7.0O
$50; Otf.n $3.0O-6.OO; GIeii6sr
Stiers $5.0O-7.OO; duserIsiene bis
syira S7.25-7.75: 5eifers $4.5o-
6.25; austrIsisus bis ertra $685.
7.25: aabs S3.0O--5.25; auserlsiene
bis ertra S5.5O-6.25; Gamers ST.
75-3.75; Ril6 aiik $35-85. StO'
ders unb ifeebers, Siiere $5.75-7.+
%; siibe S450-5.O0; 5sifsrs $4.-
75-5.75.
gull.n. - Die 3ufubr mar bsus
I. siemli6 arOB unb bic prsiis ftstis.
glassrs unb lsihte S4.Oo-5.00;
Bologna $5.25-6.00; .Itra $6.10-
6.25: fetts gulI,n s6.25-6.75.
aGlber. - Bel mGbiqsr 3ufubr
unb gutter Ra6fras. mar Der Wtar.t
fart.
Srbinare unb arob. $5.50-10.75.
fair Bis quite lsiate $8.25-1L25;
extra $11.50.
S9peins Di. Radfrass
mur cine ishr CUTE unb bic preiie
fart. glae i'm U6drtte bsfinolibtu
Strptins fanben a6nabme.
gtusseiu9ie itausre S6peine $3.50
alAe bis ouserlsisns Der
padunas, unb Glsiidxrfortsn SS.25--
$50; ausaeiu9te mittIers 8eridnbts
fort,n 16o-1S0 pfunb, $s.25-s.4
SO; lsi6.s g.rianbti0rt.n $S.15-8.s
40; fsrtsl. 10 Dfuub unb ipenissr,
S4.50-7.50; proiudre bis dussrleits
ne idptre felt. Gdue S5.60-7.10;
St1as S4.50-5.75; sTtra '$5.s5--
500.
9 Shafe unb 2dmmtr. =
Die Rahfraue mar beute nitbt 70 srob
unb bic qrsiis fir admm,r itebeu I'M
l5e unter bensn BON Doriser Wode.
Shafs limb itstia.
G6aFe, ertrd $5.40-5.50; quite
bis auserlsfens S4.75-5.35: orbindre
tis fair S2.75-4.65. 9Gmmer, I,
trd 800: out. bis auserIfsne $7.75--
800; uroiHdrs Bis fair S5.25-7.5o;
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lleberftht bes Cincinnati
Wfarftes,
8kr bic Msntaa ben "a. Sspt.
1915 snsissnos Ws4t.
Gintinnati. IN. s.p.

Die nadfOlssnben Auotirunaen Be-
aiehen ii6 MIR auf Gnaros 1rdnss
atticnen. Bel tleiner.n Gei61fien
:perbsn etipis hobtre preiI. berehnst
proDifionen.
S6mals. prima Steam
8.20-8.30; ifamilp S4mals 8a-
&c Der pfunb.
1rOdensefaI5enes Glsii d..
Short clear Seiisn 9a-10ie: Grs
ira fbort clear 9b--10c: ibort Rippen'
ftit.n 93-10c; S6aItern S4-8at;
Bellies 10-105c.
Bacon. - Ghort clear SeitsH
10f-111e; .rtra ibort clear Ssiten
10A-11c: ihort Ripp.nieiten 10a-
lie; ShulttrH 94-9ac; Bellies IL
114e.
|. sugar Gureb Jleif6.
S6ini,n 15-155e; gitnic Sdulisrn
10i-1osc; grsatfeii Bacon '18-
19c: S&uItern in gadeten 10a-11e;
81. y. Gut G6ultern 101-11e; tros
den. Beef Ghinten 23-25c.
Sibaep0teItss T1sif6. -
Ger Dfunb: S6inten 12-121c. mies
mic SduIttrn 9l--9se; Bellies
16--163c: Sduliern 10t-1oae; y.
p. Gut bo. 1oi-10s;.
Trif6es SIeif6. = Sdiuttn
11f-124c; pienic GhuIteru g.
sic; G6ult.r S--8ic; Ibort RiDs
penf.iten 9-93c; ibort clear Sei'
ten 9-92c: ertra fbort clear S.iten
9-9bc: Bellies lei9t 16--16ie; Bel
lies ibiper. 10-11.
WebIaub 9etr.ib.
Wsbl. - Wint.r glat.nt 5.s5-
Cos: Winter fancp S5.40-5.65;
Winier familn $5.0o-5.1O: Dtnt.r
ertra 4.55-4.75: Winter orbindres
4.35-455; Sari.s Weissn pat.n!
6.15-6.55;: 5artes Wei5en fdnep
$5.70-5.95: 5ort.s Weisen Gamil1
4.70-5.10: Roaa.nm.bl. norbtpeit'
Iibes a.mii6tes S5.45-5.70; r.ines
Gitn Roaasnm.bl S5.55-5.S0: gitp
atmiihtes Rossenmsbl S5.4a-5.7O.
Wei3sn. go. 2 rotber Wint,r
S1.14-1.15; glo. 3 S1.o3-1.08;
Ro. 4 DO. 93e-1.03.
DsIfhtorn. - go. wsibes
72c; Rp. 2 DO. 71a-72c; Ro. 8 DO.
71-71te; 30. a DO. 70a-71e; 80. 5
bo. 70-705c; Ro. 6 bo. 69-70e. Il
go. l a.lbss 73e; Ro. 2 DO. 72t-73c;
Ro. 8 bc. 72-72se; Ro. 4 DO. Ill
72c; Ro. 5 DO. 71-71se; go. 6 DO.
7o-7lc. - TO. l ssmiidiss Tx;
Nc. 2 DO. 71a-72c; Ro. 3 bo. IL
72c; go. A DO. 70i-71e; SO. 5 DO.
RO. 6 bo. 69-70c. Il
W.iBss aoIbeu.orn 70-72c; sslbts
aoItentprn 70-72c; atmii4t.s Roll
ben.orn eS-70e.
Roaaeu. - Ro 2 98-99e; Ro.
3 94-93c; Ro. A $3.50.
6dfer. - 90. 2 peiber 42-I
44e; Stanbarb fpsibsr 40-42c: Ro.
3 Deibsr 35t-37e; Po. a iptiBtr 34
-35t; ylo. 2ssmiidter 35t-36e;
yao. 3asuiiidt.r 35-35ee; Ro. a Ss'
miidter 32-34e.
m6isfs
m.,,,u,, ,,,,rs., 100 asra n;eH.
I,rs miniib,s gooSs auT bsr 9aiis pon
81. SO Der gaIou..
a,o,rt,.
o.tt So, 90 On. m,.
&. 90 40. G,a;.nar1 49, 1 ,,n,s To- To-.
[0-tyOL. 4ONs
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Gffnrins eeufesiimiats,

Die limjdss I'M bieiiesn Glsarinstouie
btliefeH iit beute auf $4,S07 900.
spfas esfuriiaten.
Ger Rarit in qoiaIfsiuriidten mar beuie
rsht kbtafl unb bic Erdie uareu ieft.
gfriasft purben:
an Der gsrfs.
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.Sis buben ia Sbren SObn aaufs
mann perOen lafen, i6 ba9te, er
ionte itubireng"
.SoIIts er au6, aber ipo es bod
isbt tein Bier siebt!'
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Yferbe nnb Wtauleiel.
gtnetnndtt 27 Sep.

Der Wartt mar in Der p.rfIohsne1
Bode lebbafier unb ss purbs pisber
'tdrter bon Seitsr Der aaiirten ges
tauft. Die g)r.iie iinb muir fpsnis
herIuhert
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y pti3
Oental Gplene,
Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures often fir D7dnncr
uHo JrdleH LaufeHoe bon Srnegnungen Rne
IN glusitdt. aiiie fir auiienungen fret
Srantltn 5Hitiiuie. Sesi 10, Ro9eiter, g. D.