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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
IN DAMS SHOOT
BEGINS TODAY:
MANY ENTERED

Following a practice shoot yes
terday, in which l.. H. Reid, crack
Seattle trapshot, gathered in the
honors by breaking SO clay birds
out of 100, the first days regular
shoot of the Pacific Indians began
today.
Today's sport consists Of six
events, five of 20 birds and final
of 20. The last event will carry
special prizes, seven solid gold
trophies donated by High Chef
H. r. Everding. There is also a
sterling silver trophy for the
high score by a woman contest
ant.
The annual meeting and pow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
LEAGUE IS 0. K.
SAYS BLEWETT

BUTTE, Mont, July 1S.-"rGe
Northwestern league looks better
now than at any time since the
season started"
This came from Presi lent
Blewett. who, with Owner Dug
dale Of the Seattle team, is ray-
ing Butte a brief visit, for the
first time since the season start
ed.
THE Montana cities are paying
we'll; Vancouver and Tacoma are
both showing improvement, and
Seattle is becoming a better base
ball city every day. / think we
will get through the scheduled
season in good style"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
'COFFROTH and
PARTNER HAVE
NARROW CALL

SAN DIEGO, Cal, July 1S. -
Carried nearly a mile off shore
by a strong tide current, while
bathing in the breakers, James w.
Coffroth, promoter of the Tia
Juana race track, and Keesan
Monahan, his partner, were eN-
hausted and on the point of
drowning late yesterday afternoon
when Walter Fields. an Ocean
Beach life guard, swan out 10
them. Both men are expert swiLi-
mers, but were helpless in the
strong current.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18

q Wherever there's a
postoffice Uncle Sam
will deliver The Times to
you each day. =
q If you leave town for a
vacation be sure to give
your new address to the
Cir C u ! q t ion Manager,
Main IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
TOURNEY ON

Part Of the preliminary matches
of the senior tennis tourney of the
Tacoma Lawn Tennis club, post
poned Monday because of .ain,
were played today. The tourna-
ment runs all week, and those
matches not played will be de-
faulted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
Broke 2 Ribs

NEW YORK, July Is. - J..
Franklin Baker, hard-hittine
third baseman of the New York
Americans, broke two ribs and
sustained other injuries when lie
tollided with a grandstand in .un-
ming for a foul Friday, and VIII
be out of the game indefinitely,
physicians announced today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18

Bruce Burt was good to Marie.
He saved her from the abuse of a
drunken cutthroat, and the woin-
an of the camps did not forget it.
A chance came to repay the
sturdy prospector back a lun-
dredfold, and Marie cancelled her
debt. She proved that the stories
of Burt's insanity" were the re-
suit of a diabolical plot on the
part of a scheming financier aud
tool.
So, had 1t not been for a kindly
act on the part of the Man From
Bitter Roots" he might never have
been able to marry Helen Dunbar,
his girl mining partner. This lat
est William Farnum picture,
which is showing at the Colonial
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
CHILD ACTRESS
DROPS 20 FEET

Marvel Stafford, 14-year-old
actress of the Triangle .Ince
forces. is dropped 20 feet from q
bridge into a raging torrent, IN
the new w. S. Hart play, THE
Apostle of Vengeance" at the Re-
gent for the last time tonight.
THE Wild Girl of the Sierras,"
featuring clever Mae Marsh,
comes Wednesday, with Douglas
Fairbanks in a comedy as added
attraction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
BET ON BUTTE
GAME: FINED

BUTTE, July 1S.-Fines of S25
each were administered in police
court yesterday afternoon to V.
e. Postell and d. McCaulley, ar
rested Sunday for betting on the
Butte-Seattle game. Butte is ae-
termined to put stop to baseball
gam bling.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
BabyContest On
BY FREDDIE FILM.

Today the first day that babies, entered in, The
Times baby show could be photographed at the Jackson
studio, under rules announced Saturday
And before long line of mothers had appeared
the studios with their hopeuls ready for the first
step in the prize contest
Pictures be made the Jackson studio babies
to and including Tuesday July 25 And remember, 1t
nothing have the picture taken, to enter 1t in
the contest!
If take baby to the studio mornings, you will
receive tickets to the Apollo for the week of July 49,
where all photographs will be exhibition II the picture
is taken in the afternoon Mr. Jackson will with
ticket
First prize is $40 in cash; second is &c. and third
is So.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
ROYALS LOSE
TO ARLETTA

ARLETTA, Wash, July IS. -
Especial. THE Arletta Reds ara
the Tacoma Royals played an
eight inning game in the rain
Sunday, the Reds winning by a
z to 2 score. The field was too
wet for fast playing, but the fals
who braved the elements saw a
good game. The pitching of
Buckmaster for the Reds was the
principal feature. Score:
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TURN TO THE CLASSIFIED
WANT ADS ON PAGE FOR
RESULTS. SEE PAGE SEVEN.
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81 don't know whether to feel
discouraged, or to take this
weather as a homelike welcome
commented Russ Hall. 1T rainod
most of the time that the team
has played on the home grounds,
and when ii hasn't rained, he
temperature has been near the
freezing mark. | guess the wealth
err man thought we wouldn't know
1t was Tacoma If he didn't shoot
us a little rain the first day.
With the exception of one or
two pitchers, Hall is well Jatis-
fled with his team. He has been
trying sub players in left field,
but now has Martin Killilay fer
that job, and believes that Marty
will fill the bill.
. . o D
Business in Butte is slum Ding,
but Great Falls is booming right
along. supporting baseball better
than other cities ten times its
size, says Russ. Spokane, which
has good chances to win the pan-
nant, is turning out we'll. There
were 1900 persons in the park
for Sundays double-header. The
weather was good all last week in
Spokane, and Tacoma played a
full series of seven games in six
days without a hitch. 1t was the
first week of continuous ball that
Tacoma has played this year.
To show that he still loves the
ladies, Marse Russ has thrown
open Athletic park to the fair
fans three days a week. These
days will be Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Fridays. The weeks series
begins today with a free matinee
for the women, and there will
probably be double-header sun-
day to make up for yesterdays
postponed game.
Spokane isn't so awfully far
ahead of the rest of the league.
just to show that Tacoma could
get up to the top II she wanted to,
dopesters figured today that If the
Tigers won every one of this
weeks games, they would have a
percentage of .524 and Spokane
1854. and that If Tacoma won four
more. with Spokane losing stead
fly, Tacoma would have BAL and
Spokane .535. Only IL games le-
hind!
Q . 0 Q
The Butte team is pretty badly
crippled. Kitty" McJanet, the
u. of w. boy who was with the
Giants for a time this season, is
now doing the backstopping.
"Kilty" was working in tht cop
per league when Butte called him
into the fold. In letter just Ie-
ceived, but written before he
Joined Butte, he says it is quite
some league.
The league is made up of sew
eral mining towns, and the play
ers are placed in a good position
and expected to play baseball on
Sundays. Kitty" was with the
Anaconda contingent. He says
Dutch" Schroeder, the southpaw
who caused Seattle the recent
trouble, played in the Copper
league before joining Butte.
. . . Q
AL Lodell, who played the first
sack for the Giants a short time
last season and then departed for
parts unknown, is also in the tir-
cult as well as Dutch" Altman
and Pug" Sells, who was with
Seattle for a time this year.
Red Watts. an old Tri-State
Lacquer, and "Leepy" Lind, who
was in the Coast league Cor a
time, as well as Bishop, a local
semi-pro, are also in the swim
over in the Montana mining cir
cult.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
Film Houses

S4AA4 49, ~ O5SS
REGENT
1.-THE Apostle of VEN
geance," with William s. Hart
and Marvel Stafford; Triangle.
APOLLO
Anna PavlOwa in 1.-THE Blind
Girl of POrtici," eight reel
spectacle; Universal.
COLONIAL
1.-THE Man From Bitter
Roots" with william Farnmn;
! Paramount.
MELBOURNE
Carmen" with Charlie
Chaplin, and "The Melody Of
Love-" with Warren Kerrigan.
>>>~>o1>o,ooou,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TACOMA STAGE

Leaves EatonviIle daily. ex-
cept Sunday, q a. M, p. m,
$3.50 D. IN. Leaves Eatonville
Sunday, 8 a. M, 2 p. M,
p. m.
Leaves Tacoma daily. 8 n.
m, 1 p. M, 4 p. m. Leaves
Tacoma Sunday, 8 a. m, 4 p.
M, g:15 p. m.
Saturday evening special leaves
Eatonville 2 p. M; leaves Ia
coma 7:15 p. m.
Starts from Scboenfeld's
store, 18th St, opp. postoffice.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
SPORTS
TIGERS not so
FAR AWAY FROM
indian Leaders

Delayed nearly half day by
an avalanche that covered the
tracks near Everett, our Bengals
drifted into town last night just
In time for supper. There
wouldn't have been ball game,
anyway, because rain fell until
after o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18
WHERE TACOMA rs
AMUSING ITSELF
Theaters

Rita Gould, Kindergarten
star, and six big vaudeville
acts.
HIPPODROME
PhOtOville-Feature vaudc-
ville-continuous.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18

this week, is one of the best that
the popular Fox actor has starred
in.
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. . . . . y 90 q . = . 04 e :

SOUTHWESTERN LEAGUE
Scores Yesterday.
No games played Monday;
all teams on road.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-07-18

The league is made up of sew
eral mining towns, and the play
ers are placed in a good position
and expected to play baseball on
Sundays. Kitty" was with the
Anaconda contingent. He says
Dutch" Schroeder, the southpaw
who caused Seattle the recent
trouble, played in the Copper
league before joining Butte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-25
aeiue @ntibeiSmns
Soiucit be5iislidJ eines &iaiicnuaterS
fit bas Sentid)e gl!semcin Yp'
teitantiide sSaiIcnbans &C.
trufien.

Der 9oritanD bes 9eutiben 9lllgcs
mein prpieitautiiaen WaiIenperelns
bat Ioipeit NOD feline @uti4elbupg
be3iigli4 Der 9lnitelung zines neae1t
WaiIenpaters fir Die slnftalt getrois
fen. ggie in Der geItern 9lbeno in
@utIenbaus unter pem 8orllB oes
PrGIibenten Daniel Gherorpn uno
Der Qrutptollfiibruns beg Sstretdrs
Serbinano Steinbu9 ituttsebabter
@erIammlung bes 8pritdnbes beri9s
tet tpurbe, iinb 6ereits cine fattlicAe
qnSabl Don Seiperbunsen I'm ben
poiten eingeloufen, uber has betrsfe
fcnbe Sommtttee fiebt INNER noh
peiteren gtnmelbungen ertgegen.
Der a4t Sabre aIte 2erOp Wia'9
purbe III bic gtuitalt aufsenommen
unp fir bic @efdpiiter 2orette, qiIa
lian unb Matbilbe Ban Stein nura
De I'M &ufndbme nabgeIuht. SteIs
geIuhe purben an Elm unterfuna
unssz&ommittee perpiefen. Spnit ta4
men nur aoutiHegeiadfte CUR grlsa
oiglns.
Qlls 9eIu6stommtttesn fuusiren:
bonn "a. bis 81. Sttober bic Serreit
$. gyilliam &leine unb Sobr
S9parB; bonn 81. SttOber bis gum
5. gtppsmber bic SerreH 9utau @Il1
be6hns unb CHARLES Seper; bonn b.
bis gum IA. ROpernber bic 9errsf
9lbam glnbler uno Sreb. $. Dettlsfs.
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Gbieaap. q. Gllrbsr.

S4iDsins. s.-3uflrbr $4,000. Marti
fhpa4 uno sc iiber benz seftrissr
preiie. Butt 10.O0-10.35; Iei6ts
$9.75-10.40; ssmiifte $9.80-1o.'
45; i1tuers $9.80-10.45; raiifs &c.
80-9.95; Gsrtel $7.50-9.60.
RinbDi.b. - 3ufubr 14.000. -
Martt idpad. ginbeimiI6e gssl
Stiere $6.70-11.50; Wsitsrn Stisre
$6.20-9.5O; Stoders unb GtsOers
$4.75-7.75; Riibe uHo Seifers 3d.
N-9.50; adI6er S7.0O-11.60.
S4afe. - 3ufubr 25.000. Martt
fsf; Metbers $7.00-8.25; Gpss So
1870; aGmmer $8.2o-10.50.
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Qi.ftrnatLA on. 1pi

Qisttunatt ~. DIT, 1914
~ 3a&ftnse mad 1srlstsn mar bsuis
siue st9s CUTE nnb bic Uejhdfte In bsn
UasleN tiemiif febbait. Fis HertsheR on
eans untbeH bon ben Bafiien 4-4X3 be.
retpei, pdtrsnb @eidditspapiere 5n5--6qs
pistentiEt ntroen.s Sm pIfeRen Warttf
nuSbsn Qarisben .on eau 5u 3H-496
xnb AL 0sti ~ 4--4H9S pIaelrt.
HsAfa ssf Hrs Ssn
pustsn ~ pari jpii&su ganien psstauft.
1n ssusterrals bstrdst 5ve *rdmis pei
ssAid ssf ssssVs
Si6t Hedfef auf 3uRboA wasbea ~
A.7o pro yfb. SteriinS quutirt. 6ar Weds
IsI asf Berlin wuyben zoe pro Mart, BE-.
Isdnet, itir @f4iel auf BariS 17sze pro
Jtanc, auf Mmiterbdm 42c pro WuIeen
uub aut Uien I5c pro Krone, GirsS 15e,
Hutd 80, Stpdbefm pro afone $3.50,
iJranct (6@seia 1oKe.
ssstD csfisstsssss
partn rntis xnb ketis. Die Banisa quo.
iiren Dte foIgt:
~ gSabs 1895 GOsp. .iloK III
w 1snu1, 1918 ......1ee4 1e2
3,S HOHss, 1850 49,. SO ssh
3X psHsHa ........ 984
sSS pdnama Coupon. .1eiH -
6Isssiss cssie uniass
Die umfdte I'M bteiisen GlsarinebsuS be-
lieifn fi& teute ani t5,96T $50.
xssalisexsitaass
Der glarit par bsute rubio sab bic
pyttls eebrfidt. Ginc. Uas q electric MAD
Columbia Uas battsn etwas Su leiosn,
Mineriean @oains Niu com. sbfr ilisssn.
Yfrfauft wurben:
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SdmulS. - Sir DECEMBER 1876
--16.40, am S9luB 1896; fir Saa
mar 14.So-15,32, am S4lub 15.'
80.
Hippenfeiten. - gyiir DftOber 14.s
52-14.62, am S6lub 14.52; fir
Sannar 14o2-14.4O, am ShiuB
14.30.
Butter. = Wlartt unberdnbert.
gter. - Martt unperdnbert.
&artoffeln. - Martt uHperdnperi.
@efliisel. - Gebsnbes. Wartt
unberdnoert.
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MusmdrtiSe Wfartte.
men Qprt. "a. Ottobsr.

~ " ~ ST' N''U|Sl.
Me6l. - q!artt fart. Jriibialrs
pafeRFs $9.30-9.55; Minter ga
tents $s.55-S.90; Winter Straishti
$S.20-S.45.
Wsi3en. - Rarit fart; Ro. l Da'
rum $2.074; no. 2 barter $1.93i;
SO. / Rortbsrn Duluth, neusr. ST.
02t; go. l gort6ern Wanito6a ST.
SO /. o. E. Rem yort.
WelI6.orn. : Martt fart; 30. 2
selbes $1.15 {. |. I. Rsp yort, nos
minaI.
Safer. = @arit f.isr; stanbarS
Soc.
port. - Tlurtt ftart; Msb S31.00
$500; fumiI9 32.0o-34.00; sport
clear $27.50-30.0O.
Beef. - Wlartt ifari; Meb $500
famiIq $25.50-27.oO.
S6maI5. - Wartt fart; MiSbIs
Weit 16.60-16.70.
5als. = Martt feit; Gits 92e.
WpIls. - WIartt feit.
Reis. - Wartt feif.
WolaHss. - Ylartt feit.
3udsr. Rober. Marit iistig.-
Centrifugal S6,52; WOIaifes 1854;
raffinirtsr, fsi. fsiner sranuIirtsr
$7.60-7.60.
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Metaa, ,Marft.

Nep gort, "a. Stto6er.
aupfer. = Martt felt.
Glectrolpiic. gritss giertel
$27.50-28.O0.
giien. - Wartt itetis unb nnper-
dnbert.
3inn. = martt tetis; $41.oo-
ALSO.
9lsi. = $7.0o-7.1O.
Spelter. - Martt feit.
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pDlitiibes.
Der Stabtuerbano Glepelanb enbDiiirt
bic &anbibatar BON Sugges nno
Serrif.

parum bic 8iirser lie an Der
Wablurne uutsritiisn ioIlsn uno
parum 9ltlee pOmerene seialGgen
iperben mub. - Wie alpei S9Ib'
fabritsn ii6 bic 3utunft ausnlalen
6sim SOrt6etaHb Der WilIon'@
i4en 2tbminiitration. - @eHiger
als spsi Sabre nu9 bem arisgs
,piirbe bieie bliibenbe Snbuitrie
ruinirt fem. Republltanil4e
MahlsrperIammlunssn am beutigen
9lbenb. - Sonitiss po!itil4e Ha41
ri4ten.
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Der Stabtperbanb Gleoelanb II
bsm 8eiIpiel Gincinnatis seTolst uni
bat bic aaHbioatur bon 9ugbes UNI
Serrid enboiut unb ii4 DerpfIi9tet.
fir bsren Grpdblung nit allen &rGf'
ten einauiteben. Die 9eriammluna
fanb am S,onntag itatt unb Der Yala
iLs in ben bstreffenbsn Serl4t bat
folgsnben WortIaut:
,syiir Die prdiibsnti4aft smpfebler
mir ben WGbIerH GAdrIes Sparls
9usks.
Snbem mir bisisn 9OrI4lag ma"
den. baben mir our4 iein Worgehsn
in Der Dor msbrersn Sa9ren bon ibm
seIii6rten 2ebsnsberiiderunss Inter
iu9uns Die Gsipibbeit geponnen, DaB
Serr Susbes in Der SebanbIuug bon
4nssIssenbsiten, bic nit ben Sslo'
intersFen unieres 2anbes gu tbun ha'
ben, iia ni9t aesen ben tpenis berrrlt'
tsIten Mann beeinflufen ldbt, ion'
bern isiH Sanoeln auf bic 9orfdrif'
ten Der Gere3tigteit unb bes Gernelil'
ppbls oes 0oltes sriinbet.
als Goupsrneur bss sroben Staa'
tss Nen gort 6etpiss sr groBen Wtutb
unb unsri6rodeHbsii, unb fiihrte bic
Werpaltuns bss Staates sur 3ufris'
benbeit bes 8oltes.
9lls Ridter bss Oberiten 9eri4ts
i'm 9anbe srtparb .r iia jene geIons
nenbeit, bic t9n DOR allen befdbist.
rs6t gu hanbleIn, pbne @orurtbetl
unb @or.ilistsit, je na4bem ss bic
umitdnps erforbern.
mir f9Iasen ibn pOr, neil mir on
ieiu 2tmsritanertbum gluiIbsn unb an
bic 0erii9erunseu, bic er uns segeben
bat, bab er bieIes 2anb i'm 3uitunbe
pirtli6er unb ipGbrsr ReutralitGt ses
aeniibsr isbsm Der isst triegfii9rsnosn
adnbsr .rbalten unb fit uriere Het,'
te .intretsn pirb, bic BON unIerer ss'
senipdrtisen Resieruns preissesebsn
purben unb iperben.
Dir slauben bdber, baB sr jest uno
mad BEN Rriese ieineu Usann itellsn
piro.
@ls gunbssfeuaior empfeblen mir
Germ Wpron Z. Serrid. S6on aus
2otal patriotismus, ba mir ibn uls
sinsn uniersr berDorrusenoiten Sirssr
I6Gben. Seine Grfabrung als beoeus
ienber Gei9dftss urb 5inanamann,
als 9oupern.ur unisrss Stautes uno
alB 8oti6after IN 5rantrei6, befdbi@
gen i9n tpObI fir Sas almt, bas sr
ju9t.
Sein gesner, gltIes 9omerene,
iuIlt, unterlissen, ihon ipeeeH ieiner
Qniirensunsen, bas petitionsre4t
ameritaniI6er giirgsr gu pertiir5en,
bic i5re aongrsbabesorSnsten eriu4@
ten, sur @srbiituns eines arieses
,ipiIten unisran 2atbe unb Seuti9s
Lamb ibr W5slidftes gu tbun, petitios
nen, bi. i'm Gintlanse itanben nit 2trz
titsl / Der 3uidse sur @erfafuns Der
Der. Staaten."
DAB bic S6arbinbuifrie Der 9ers
.inist.n Staaten serit0rt perben, Die
Saub gabriten sd9lrfen unS
aauienbe BON wlGnnern un5
yr@len, bic ieBt in berielben bes
'dGftist iinb, in ipeniger als Spei
Sabret mad YeenSisuns bes arieses
.ntlaTen tperben miiHen, tperu ni9t
,as llnbsrtpOob sariffseIsB Dioerrus
EN- unb elm Sdubspll @eIeb pais
irt ipirb. aeht beutlih aus ben 0ors
,Gnssn In Der periobe atptiteu Ots
ober 1913 uno efuguit 1914 IN Gins
innati unb anbereH ameritanti6en
5tdbten, tpo iih srObs S9ubfabritsn
,efinbsu, berpor.
Ssrr Gbas. S. arippenhorf, bon
uelae nabssu 1000 @rbeiter uas It.
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0eIs. sOnbs xnS Asti.s in Rem ysri,

0sf@d,tsSapiere nurSen 81 SK1 BIB
iontirt. @e@fd auf 2snlon nsren tetis.
sfs % Tsse N7iX. Stdt @A-7se; 4sbel
anseifunssn t4.7oX. Drenes Si4s s.s4
9abel 6.s8X, Nari Sidt 7oX. aabtt Io4
9ronen Sidt s,06, Aaba 1920. Xire ei&l
6.4S. 9sbsl e.4S. 83ubef Si4t S1K; 81.
bel SIX; eiibts'Harren e7Ne, ReEissnii9s
9eIurS 62H.
NitteMmarit - GnfaHls psr Der
Warit hari, balb jebo& trat cine Redstien
sia unb bic Vepinne yiageH ni9t auein
uieber bsgiprsn, foubsrn nod nisbr oa5u.
Die S4lubnotisunoel Rsnbsn ussifsns ua'
ter hsneH DON eeiteru.
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gtnetnnati, "a. Ditobsr.

Il
aitionen. Bsi ilsinersn Gsid,dftsn tper,
ben ettpas bObere prsiie bere4nst.N
prDbiiionen.
Sdmala. prima Stsam 15.,
95-16.05; Jamilp 16a-16ae.
Srodengefalsenes Glet O.
= SbOrt clear Sstten loie 153c
1-164e; grtra ibort clear Seitsn 15a
-163c; iur5e Ripperfeiten 154-
159c; Bellies 17a-17ae.
Bacon @5prt clear Seitsn
16A--17e; ertra fhOrt clear Setien
163 Lee; fbort Rippenieitm 16a-
16e; Bellies 18-18ac.
Sasar Gursh Dletf9. -
S9inten 20a- 21e; pienie S4ultern
15-153e; Breatfais Bacon 23-25e;
S4ultern tn Dadstsn 15- -152c; Rep
gori Gut 151-16e; trodens Bed
Sfiifen 29H 3Oae pei Wfunb.
SibsepBfeItes Gfeif9.-
S9inien 17-17ae; pienir G9uItrn
122--134e; Bellies 17a-18e; S4uIs
tern 13a-l4ae; s&uItsrn q. o. Gut
144-14ae.
GrifdesGIeif4 - G9intsa
16a-17ae; pienie S&ultern 12h-
13e; S9uItern 12S-13c; fbort RIP
penfeitsn 13-13af; fbOrt clear RIP
penIeiten 13a-14e; eytra fbort clear
Rippsnieiien 13-13ae; Bellies Iei4te
1s4--194e; geaies. f&u<re 17-1Sc.
Webl unb Getret1G
WebI. = Winttr paient $3.50
8.75; Mintsr Ganeb $S.W-8.25;
Winter familp $7.50-7.75; Minter
ertra $6..50-6.75; Winter orbindrcr
$6.OO-6.25; Sartss eWiSen patent
$s.75-9.O0; 5artss Weissn faneb
$8.Oo-8.25; 9artss Weiaen familp
$6.75-ZOO; Rossen, Rortbeiiern
semiidtes $6..75-700; Rossen. .gitp
rsinss $6.75-7.O0; Rossen, gitp &c.
mifdtss $6.75-7.00.
WeiSe II. = glo. 2 rot6r @inssr
$1.78-1.79; Ro. 8 bo. $1.70-
1.76; go. a DO. $1.46-1.70
Welf1torn. SO. 2 tpeib.s
$1.03-1 .03f;gao. 8 bo. 1.02A-L
Ro. 4 bo. $1.01-1.02; glo 8 DO. 99e
81. Oh; go. 6 bo. 97c-99e. - go.
2 seltss $1.02a-103; go. 8 DO.
S1.02-1.02a; go. a bo. $1.O0-1.'
Oh; gto. 8 DO. 98c-1.00; 30. 6bo.
1886. - go. 2 ssmif1tes $102s
go. 3 bo. $1.02--102a; go.
A DO. $1.W-1.01; 30. 5 DO. 98-
500; no. 6 DO. 96-9se. - @eibss
&oIben,orn $1.O1--LQ3; ssIbes
Rolbentorn $1.01-1.03; gsmii@tes
aolbsntprn $1.00-1.02.
6afer. - Ho. 2 tpeiber 55-
55ae; Stanbarb psiber 54A-55e;
90. 8 fptibtr 54-54Ae; Ro. 4 mel.
ber 52i-53Ae; To. 2 gemiinter 53a
-54e; Ro. 3 semif@ter, einbeimiidsr
53-5Sae; Ro. 4 ssmii&tsr 521-l
53c.
Rossen. - 30. 2 $1.31-1.33;
No. 8 $1.29-1.81; no. 4 SLIT
1.25; probe $1.00--1.17.
Mbtstsp.
g.rtuuft purbsn 1853 HblB. Di.
Killers 5inifhsb 0opbs aaf Der Bats
$1.42 per Galone.
Groceries.
aaffes - SABA 23-30e; 60.
ia 29-30c; Guatemala fancp 1ac;
b0. gutter 17ac.
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.Sbre 9Sdtr iinb abr ale furGt,
Bar fdapeislam, 6rr Gemeinberatb!"
So. bas baben fie bon ber Wlut.
ter. Dur bic Gretsf IN eiipus entarttt,
BITE fagt btu unb ,uttber .9t4 ia!-
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9ie Observation-Disclosures III 6et
uerfcGieoenen Bubritoiitritteu, pelhe
eeftern unter 0en 9lldpi5ien Der
,SugbeS 9iirger,Siga" abgebaltcit
pnr0cr, erfrellten iih olle eines guteil
3uipru6s lulo Die peridieoenen Heo'
ucr ianoen Slnoerte auilnerfIame
3ug6rer. 1Siir beltte 4littog iino ole
folgenben 8erianmIlmgelt angciaat:
Il. G. 2itbograpb 60, 9ormooo;
Maoner, SS5obn 8. gdert
9fau Mtarig. 60, NorIucob; M1o.
ner n. 3. gllcorn IND &eitl Roper.
2ooge Sbiplep 60, Golcrain 9Ioc,;
Heoner @ictor Seins, rcprblifanlldrr
aonhi0at fiir aongreB in Dem 5ncltru
&ongrebs9i thrift.
". u. @unt gtanIg. 60, Grm-
min5oiQc; Reoner Il. u. 8 3lpif
G5iI6ert 9tne. lno Goen Bart Gin.
gang. 9feouer @aIter Sl6olo.
Sauptquartier Der &i9u lInioH
Central Slfe Slll. 9eonloei Meohet,
9iobart y. Sareitt
X
Ger goro Cincinnati 9icpnblitau
Club piro geleqentIich Der NJ Gen
albcno IN SlIms 5otel itottiilloenoeu
DtaiienDeriammlilng cine 9arabe at.
boItelL Die itcb um 12S llbr Don Scr
Gde Der CORN uno @ine StraBc in
9epegltng ieben uno ii6er bie gic.
DGQan Strabe nah Dem Sotel mar.
itiren miro. Sci Ger 8erianlmllnIg
pirh 9iidJter 5aues .. Sluing ogt
9orIib filbren ltno oIs 9eoner iino
sic &ongreBreprGicntarten 'RaIph 2.
Sole iutb gh6olas 2ougportb, ionic
hie Serren 5reo. G. g2eiielmann mo
SSalter e. Sbobl pprcemertt.
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