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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-04
BITS OF
STATE NEWS

The Marion county delegation to the
Democratic convention at P%arkersburg
cut quite q swath. The State Journal
which had Q man doing the hotel CORR.
dors! made the following references to
Individual members:
o. N. Martin, Of Fairmont, was a
notable figure among the many. He is
county clerk Of Marion county and a
shrewd mover in the political game.
VIII Conaway, OF Fairmont rotund.
II rotated through the assemblage, de.
claring that II was the only practica.
bic way for q fat man to get anywhere
at all.
Tuska Morris, former prosecuting
attorney Of Marion county, is here,
helping to represent the militant De.
mocracy OF Fairmont.
Earl Smith, of F~airmont,-journal.
Isl, politician and all.round good fel.
low was much in evidence. He has
aspersonality all his own and is never
identified by his relationship to the
Marshal. In fact, Earl Is one Of the
Smith. sharing that distinction with
hissrelatiye.
Herndon Abbott, former hotsl man
Of this city and at present Boniface
OF the Hotel Marley at Fairmont,
showed a smiling face and was mani.
foldly greeted. He left many friends
HATEfFaL 49, q ~
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the leading ones OF the state and 1t Is
proposed 70 allow Parkersburgera just
what Is produced in this city. To
awaken o little pride In home products
is considered a worthy object by com.
Emercial organisations. and the move.
ment has been talked and planned In.
this city for some time. but no det.
mite step has been taken TIL the op:
ening OF the Made In Parkersburge
exhibit at the fair.
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to the Allegheny Sportsmen,s club at
Minnehuha Springs, w. Va. and a
tour through the valley of Virgins.
They will be absent for a week or ten
days.
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A new hospital building Is under
construction at the state tuberculosis
sanitarium at Terra Alta. This build.
ing is planned will be a two story
structure and viii accommodate forty
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The Business Mems association Of
P~nrkersburg has stated q movement
to have o Made IN Parkersburg,, ex:
shibit at the Petersburg fair. Explain.
atory % this one OF the Parkersburg
newspapers said: Z Many Of the man.
ufacturers Of Petersburg are among
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Here are three national swimming champions. Left to right. Their are:
AalEEN,ALLEN, national woman diving champion CLAIRE GALLIGAN
Ars.sAlen.. won the national diving Championship in competition at the
g Angeles. AtMetic club while the other girls won their laurels in San
Franeasco at,the recent a. A Z. mee.held there.
j. MISS. GaIgan. halls from New York city, Miss Dorfner comes from
Phladelphias while Mrs. Allen lives in Los Angeles.
Mias4Dnfners time In the 100yard swim is 1908 As, which is a new
national record. She swtns the fifty lin 80 Is seconds. III &"
In her remarkable 6o0yard race, Miss Galugan broke three records
the 300yard distance, time, 3Emin. 4s sec, 440yard swim. time v min a
sec; f6ooyard distance. time, 8 mir. 5 sec
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The Charleston Mail is responsible
for the following short story:
st Is not necessary to 60 to the
seashore to see a shark. The Kama.
wha river has produced one. 1At
Gauley Bridge. in backwater left when
the recent h%igh:water subsidized, a
baby shark measuring a little more
than two feet in length, was left with.
out an outlet and was caught alive.
THE find Is on exhibition at, Gauley
Bridge and a travelling man has made
an offer for 1t, with the intention OF
bringing 1t to Charleston. It Is pre-.
sumed this denizen OF the deep got
into an inland stream back from the
Carolina coast in some manner and
was brought on into the larger streams
by the recent floods until 1t reached
Gauley Bridge.
e. G. Lynn, a travelling salesman of
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Charleston. who formerly lived on the
seacoast and who said that he has
seen hundreds Of sharks. saw this ono
and is positive that this one is a shark.
although be was not sure as to the
species, or whether Il Is . man.eater."
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0m7lAzyzea6Ny
mlfBaAhapay1

|ARMANDo MARsANs, 81. LOUIS,
BROWNS:
am very tired Of baseball and
shall positively retire from the game
as soon as my contract expires Please
|doSnot think that because I have not
stolen many bases as l did at Gin.
cinnati that / have lost any OF my
speed. I think I could steal more
basesIthan ever but when get, on first
they do not let me steal insisting that
I shah stay on first till I am batted
around.
sFielder Jones Is one the squarest
and most intelligent men I have ever
met in baseball; nevertheless I yearn'
70 get away from the excitment OF
the. game and return to Cuba for
good"
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in parkersburs and they are still
here.

lIgGl17 - .."H-. AFeN ~ 49, . #F.k M
It Is proposed by the state depart.
ment Of agriculture to place on exhi.
bitton throughout West Virginia the
moving picture reels used In the state
building at the Panama-Pacifc ex-
position. together with some new
reels, the state dividing the receipts
with the picture show houses.
The receipts from these exhibitions,
It Is explained, will be spent inPmak-
ing the exhibitions In all parts OF the
United States to advertise the resour.
ces and development Of West Virginia
to the four corners of the country.
Says the %Buckhannon Delta: ed.
ward Rowlands, who was for several
years secretary OF Wesleyan College,
and who resigned a year ago to &C.
cept a more lucrative position in Char
lesion, Is back on the works, he hay-
ing been reelected secretary at the
trustees meeting some weeks ago.
Red" arrived in town last week, and
Is busy making plans for the big rush
expected at the opening OF the fall
term next month. Mrs. Rowlands and
her 5-weeks-old baby are visiting her
parents in Marion county. but will be
here some time this month. Mr.. Row.
lands was the best secretary the col.
lege ever had, and friends Of Wesley
an are glad that he Is again In charge
OF the office"
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infrmary cases. A large basement
will be fully equipped for a labora.
tory and shortly an X:ray room with,
a complete outfit. Each patient will
have a nice large room with q call
bell and with easy access to bath room
through q steam.heated hallway. The
building as planned will be supplied
with elevators and three stairways to
insure easy escape in case ofIfre. Ey.
erything is being installed that will
add to the comfort and convenience OF
our patients. ~
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advantage 8ofa you. Your hudson
dealer can prove these things be-
yond any possible question. And
you should know them before you
buy any high:-grade car.
Any Super-Six owner-there are
now more hans1O,O00-canste ell you
whatit means to ownlo
HUDSON MOTOR cARscoMPANY.
DETROIT MIC
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Means 800 More Efficiency

The Super-Six motor----a HudsonEinvention--adds
800 to motor efficiency. That is, from a small,
light motor il gets 76shorsepower. The same size
d. motor heretofore yielded US "a b. p.
This result comes through ending vibration, the
cause Of motor friction. II gives such smoothness
as you never knew bsfore. And il means a long
lived motor.
II comes IN a car, evolved under FIowardE.CoMr
which has longstood for the acme in fine engineer
ing. And it comesinith h~andsomest, best-equipped
model that Hudson has ever designed.
1Syour sneighbor gets il and you don't, it may
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In1ooks andperforn-
ance.S il prestige and endurance, he viii have the
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The estimated Administrative e1.
penses Of the city Of Charleston for the
presentifscal year from June 80, 1916
to .JulyS1. 1917, will be s1s2148.73..
The estimated departmental expen.
SEES, as listed in the budget, are as
follows:
Salaries Of mayor. manager, clerk,
stenographers and others, $4,000;
fire department. $32,240.73; police de.
partment, $32,Ss0; health department,
$s,210; engineering department, $13,.
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$50; street department, SCI, wa.
ter and electric lights; s31,7sS; con.
tingent expenses, $500; miscellan.
eous expenses. $16,s4o.
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service. How would you feel to have a Ike-class
car excel yours in these respects2
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STEVE o'NEiLL, CLEVELAND IN.
DAMS:
-Trts Speaker Is better at the hit
and run play then either jackson or
Cobb. for he Is like Ladoie-he can
reach out and crack q pitch away on
the other side OF the plate, II II WIN
help the runner. He!does not hayeito
walt for Q fast one, a ioater or a
curve.
Fl would sum Il up this way-cobb
is the fellow who Is most apt to be
safe on first on q bail hit anywhere;
Jackson hits the ball more savagely.
while Speaker Is the best all.around
player Of the lot and this season l
think, you will find him on top in the
race for batting honors.r
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One thing we can't forgetin buying cars: That
IS pride Of ownership. The car is a pleasure.
vehicle. And it spois the fun to be hope
lessly ourrivaled in about the same-class. car.

The Hudson euper-six has proved itself supreme.
With this patented motor-cer titled a stock motor
1t has done what no other8stock car ever did.
It has made faster speed. ItShas done better hill
climbing. sIthas shown quicker pickup. It has
gone 1919 miles il "a hours, breaking the best
former stock car record 3 50 p
It has beaten race cars by the dozen-cars Of a
very costly type. IthasS shown much more power,
than this size motor ever before developed. It has
proved matchless endurance.
Suppose your neighbor gets this car. And you,
while paying as muchgor more, get something less.
efficient How wllSyoufee1 when the wocarsm eet2
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.Morgantown. ". Va.
. Terra Alta, ". Va.
Warrington, ". Va.
Weston, ". Va.
Clarksburg. ". Va
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What These Things Signify

You do not care for reckless speed Such
power is rarely needed. But the super-six has
the capacity. Youiknow il togbe eEmaster of the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-08-04

Chaplin Ollie Motor Car Co, 80.
Btshop and Watring
w. ". Michaels
Hatzel and Wilson ...:s..........
]. w. Tracey. ..................
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road. twill do whatyou wantwith-
I out taxing half its ability. And that
means economy. Il
T win cover more grouno than
lesser cars, withoutgoing anyfaster.
This This because Of its quick getaway
when you slow down OF stop.
It's greatest supremacy--that Of
endlulrlance-means years Of extra
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8ei4ss gift, 1T segenipdrtis WlurrpO
oan D. b. 5rGiiIein o3qblloie IRA
den. Sic III erit 19 Sabre alt urb
.l4on Der beripDbnte Giebling Der @ez
ielli4aft. Dem guropder biirfte i6re
erl9einung fpemger sefaIen, oeun lie
oertOrpert oas S90nbeitstoedl Der ia.
panlI4en Roiie in ausgeprdgtsr 8ci
ie, pdbrenb Die peniger Dornsbmen
@ell9as piel ipenieer rafenrein iiuo
uno uns buber bsiisr sefulleu biirften.
Sine anbere beriibmte @eiiDa 1T
Graulein nJrieoboqer See, cine Did,
term Don ni6t geip0bnli6er gegabung,
bic t4re 3arten 2isber ieIbit 5ur 2umis
len begleitet. Wenn cine Iol9e crit.
tlafiige Seii6aJ Oon ibrem 3itbertrd9et
beglsttet, nit ibrer unnu6abmlihen
4nmutb unb Wiiroe in elmer @eieGs
t9aft erI6eint, bunn glaubt man pobl
elne 5iiritin trete berein, unb trob bes
ttrengen @erbotes ba6en icbon .6o6s
geamte unb Wttllioudre fol9e MG6z
den gebeirdtbet. Die @eif6u III 6eute
Die leBte Srdgerin jener punberppuen
alten 9ef4madsbiloung bic ME Elm
SLANG aus f90nerer 3eit i'm mober,
men Sapan nod leiIe fortle6t g..
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uRufIuB 1sH1f Hm1dHs'
Tie tlmfsss i'm bieilssn Glearingbans be-
Ii.ien i'd beuts aui $5,2o8,954. DE I'm.
!dbe bss peTiioijensR TpnatS belleten I'D
aaf eies,27Liio, ssssu sisl, ,ss5,7oo in
NousmbeT 1915.
sstalistnsitate1
amsriean Boiling Mil com. waren teuts
tonangtbenb nnb ftiegen auf 3s9. Cbis
eities 0as waren ebeniaas IN Wa1trast
ia 96A. Cont mar Der Narft rub,e
Ssfauit Hxrbsn:
0n her 86rfs
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Wiebniarft.

Cincinnati, 90. Roo.
3ufubr unb @erianbt pGbrenb Der
Isbtsn "a Stnnben, perglidsn nit ben
pOrpetsanasnen slpsi aasen. iinb ipie
foIgt:
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geria bt.

Hinbpieb. Snfolge Der be-
beuienb rebn5irten Sufubrm 6erritts
eine feItere aenben3 unb paren bic
preiIe 10 bis Is Gsnts, tbeilpsiIe
aud 15-25 Gents b0ber. 2luserleies
ne Wlil6fiibs iporen rar unb in yla6=
trage, gerinsere QualitGt Derblieu
i9leppeno. Stoders uno 5eebers pas
rem itetig.
Wiittlere unb i9pere Stiere $3.50
-875; Jleiffer Stiere S6.00-775;
duserlefene biz srtrd $8.OO-s.50;
!Seiiers $3.50 -6.75; uussrlsiene Bis
eItra $7.25-7.5O; Stiibe $3.50 81
70; auserleiene bi ssrtra $500 81
so; Gamers $3.25-4.25: Mil9tiibe
1925 4.25; Stpdtrs unb aseebers;
Stiere $5.00-700; 5eifers $500
5.50.
gu(len. - Der Wtnrtt mar itetig
unb bic preiie unOerdnpsrt.
5ette 8uIIsn $6.25-6.75; Bologna
$5.50-6.0O; EXTRA $6.10-6.25; ma
sere unb lsidte $4.00-5.25.
&Glber. Die 3ufubrsn paren
mdbis unb bic preiis infolss gutter
Rodfrage % Bis SOC 60bsr.
Bette leidte adlbsr $11.00-11.5O;
fair Bis quite $1000-11.OO; prbiRds
re unD srobe $4.5O-10,OO
9 6 I'd eine. Die 3ufubrni
lparsn rsidli4 unO bic prsiis 20 Biz
% Gents niebriger.
Cute Bis auserleisne idtpere unb
6leiI6eriorien $9.85-9.9O; gemii6te
8srianbtIorten $950-9.85; auserle'
iene mittlsre $50 big 180 pfunb So
1885; lsi6ts 9eridnotIorten 120
biz 155 pfunb $3.50 800; orbindre
big quite 5riel 10 piuno uub peni.
ger $6.25-8.25; orbin1re bis aussr,
leiere I9ipers fette Sdue $7.25-9.2O;
Stdgs $6.25-8.25.
G 6 q f, uno GGmmer. - Die
ipenigen GItsrsn S6afe am Ularft fans
ben su feiten preiisn i4nelIsn Ql6ids.
Die greiIe in Gdmmern tparen Dertg
perdnbert.
S6dfs, auserIsiens big ertru $6.75
100; quite Bis auserleiene $500
f.75; orbinGre Bis fair $4.00-5.50.
GGmmer, ailserleIsne bis srtra $11.O0
-11.25: CUTE bis auserleiene Stops
-1l.00; orbindre biz fair 500
1000.
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gbieaao, 90. Qou.

g 6Deine 3ufubr $1,000
Wlartt i9ipad unb 25 bis 30c nisbrl'
ger. Built $S.85-9.60; lei6te 1885,
$40; gsmii6te $8.9o-9.75; idips'
re $9.2o-9.75; ROBE $9.0-e.35i
5srtsl s600-8.15.
Riubbieb. 3ufubr 14,000;
Waartt fart. gatipe Beef Stiere S7.0
-12.40; Wsit.rn Stiere 5000
40; Stodrs unb Jeebers $4-6o-7.'
rs; Riibe uno 5etfsrs $3-s0-e9o
adlRr $9.50--13.25.
g d afs, 3ufuhr 14,0OO
Wartt FART, Wetbers $4,000
epes S4.6o-S.25; 9dmmez $s.75-
12.45.
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@rObbritdnnieu bat Der meritls
uif9sn Hegieruns Oeriitert, Iie boOc
bic Ser. Staaten nibt erma6tiet, I'm
Iamen Der 2lltirten Msrito eiue
@arnuna oon ReutraIitats gerlebs
una bura GuIDuRo peutihsr Soud,
bputs In meritanii6en Setpdhern gu
eeben gu lanen. 0er Resieruns IN
DaIbinetun lei Don 2Onbon IN ser
Qlngslegenbsit nun eine tUnfientislle
W2tttheiIung 3ueeeanseu. obue 4ufs
trug. lie peiter gu befprberH. SIN
Gifer, GjrpBbritannieu su bienen. bat
ii6 erfintIif ons Stoots Deporis'
ment cine llsbereilitHe 3u ShGoen
tpmmen laNen, bic Durd getanntslN
Der 8botiahen BON GrOBbritaHnien
nun eerii9t plro.
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Naarft fdpa9; @reame-

Butter. Ttarft f9pa6; @redmez
rip 34-42c.
@ier. Uiartt f6pa4; 3ufu6r
'2,705 &iiten; firits 389 393e; orr
binarp firits st. $50; auf benz Wlarti
33-3Sac.
5turtoffsln. 3ufubr 50 6ars;
Mortt unperGnbert.
@efliigel. - 9sbenbes, Murtt nies
brieer; Sabine 121 -15e; Gri9jabrs'
biibner 1876; Surteps 22c.
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3uder. = prsiie ftif. - Eaffb
hirisr Gut 2Oaf $3.50: poipbereb So :
10; Guks $3.50; srdnuIirtsr $500;
gonfeetioners nafa $3.50; Off "
$7.60-7,7o; peiber srira $7.40--
z5O; ertra .G1 $7.4o per bunbert
pfunb.
M oIaffes IN if,tis. - Rep
Orleans Open aettel 45-65e; Gens
irifusaf 90 34t per GaIlons.
Reis. - aoutfiana, fancn 5eaS
6i-6ac; prima 5t-5st; crbindrel
.34s;; Sapqn 4A-5c per pfuno.
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GBteasp 20. ROD.

y tco 9 D, ~. Jlpp.
8sissn. Jiir Des. $1.654-1.s
69a; am ea,aB $1.6s4. 5ar Mai
$1.73g-1.77s; am Sdlub S1.77i.
Deli9torn. Giir 0s. S74
$50; am SalaB 500. Cir @ai 90s
-92sc; am SaIub 92ss.
Safer. Sir Deg. 51a- $3.50;
am S9lub 59sc. Sir Nai 552
574e; am S9luB 57ac.
ROessn. 10. 2, $1.5L
@.tits. = SOC Sl.25.
simptbp. $500 $50.
aIs. - S120o-17.50.
BORT. 6iir San. $27.40-27 65;
am Shlub $27.65 Jiir Mai $27.12
27.3o; am sbIub $27.3O.
S1malS. Sir San. 1852
16,45; am edIub $16.45. Sir Ulai
S16.15-16,90; am S6lub S16.25.
Rippenieitsn. Cir San. $14.40
-14.50; am 5tlub $l4.47 6iir
Mai $l4.6o last: ON S4IaB
S14.65.
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First Call.
(yeIb, gonbs mnb attien in sse,p yOrf
WeidbditspaSiere wurDen iu6% bisfon

MISUNDERSTANDING WuteeH ot oiefons
tirt. Be9id sui 2Dnoon paren hetia.
dsr 90 Iase ANY. Commercial Bins.
10 Iast A7oA, sidt $4.7Sss; AsbeI
ann.iiunsen $$.7esS. cranes Stbt 5.s4K.
aabeI 5.s5H. Earf Sidt e7Zi, aatel IS
arenen Sidt 1l.o0. 6abel 1913. Sire SiHi
6.7S. 8abel g.72, Huba Si4s SoH; Ra.
vel BOY; elber'1arrsH 74e, Relisaniias
SsHars 66zt.
Gftien rft-um gormittaee sar
Der Wartt unsereseIt, Ra1mittags absr
letter unb Die SGIu6nstirusssn iuitisn in
Den nltifen 8dQen Rur unbs6eutenoe Ser.
anoerungen. Die xriesS'Gttien sbr bat.
ten ~ ltieen.
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9dsliber Marft'S Seriht.
gineinnati, 30. ROD.

6 gtncinnati, 90. ROp.
Die na6frlgenben Quotirunsen bss
sieben iicb nur auf gnerps 3rdnss
ut.ionsn. gsi ileinersn @eiddftsn pers
ben etfpas bObere preiis ber.dnet.
probiiionen.
Sdmal3. - prima Steam liz
05-1715; Gamilp Ia 1916.
2 odsnss l5enes Jleii d..
- SbOrt cellar Seiten loie 1876
-164e; ertra fbors clear Gsiten 164
--16tc; turss Rippeuieitm 154-
152c; Bellies 174-17ac.
Daeo Stort clear Seiten
17s-ls4c; ertra ihort clear Seitsn
16a-174c; bort Rippenieitsn 163--
174e; 8eflies 194-19ac.
Susar gureb Sfeii9. -
S6int.n 2Ot-21t; gicnie Sdultsrn
15s-16c; grsa.faii Bacon 23-25e;
Sdultern in padeten 15a-16c; Rsp
gort Gut 15a -16c; trOdsne Beef
S9int.n 3os-31ac per pfunD.
Sibgep6feItes Gleii d. -
Ghint.n 17-17sc; pienic S6uIt.rn
12a 1926; g.lliss 17a -1sc; s6uIs
tern 144-14ae; S4uItrn u. y.
Gut 144-14ae.
Trif6esJf.ii6. - S6tnt.a
16a -17sc; pienic Sdultern 12i-
1896; G4aliern 13a-14e; ibort
Rippenieiien 13t-14e; ibort clear
Giprenisiten 144-14ac; .rtra ibort
clear Rippsni.it.n 13a-14t; SelIiss
IIeitts 163-16se; Bellies. i9Dere lot
I-15ae.
R.bf unb Setrsibe
W2e6I. Mini.r paisnt $8.75
--s.25; @int.r faucp $8.25-e.75;
Wint.r fanlilp $7.75-S.25; gDintsr
srtra Ss.75-7.25; Wrut.r orbinas
rer $6.25-675; Surtss Wtiosn pds
tent $S.75-9.25; 6ariss 4Seiaen
fanep S8.00-S.50; Sartss 0si3sn
familb $6.75-7.25; Rogs.n Rortbs
ipeitsrn ssmii4ies $7.0O-715;
Ross.n 9th rsinss, S7.25-7.5o;
OaOsssn, Gitp, semii3i.s 500
7.25.
W.isen. - go. 2 rotbr Win..r
$S1.75-1.77: Ro. 3 DO. S1.O-1. %;
ylo. a bo. $1.55-1.68.
WeIf6trn - Ro. 2 tpeibss
94-95c; 0O. 8 bo. 92-93c; RO. a
DO. 80 90e; go. 8 DO. 1886; Ro.
6 DO. $3.50. - gp. 2 s.Ibes 81
csc; go. 3 DO. 92- 93e; Ro. a DO.
SO 9Oc; go. 5 DO. s7-ssc; gfO. 6
bo. 5-86c. no. Q semiitt.s "a
95c; go. 8 DO. 92-93e; RO. 4 90.
s9-9Oe; Ro. s DO. s7-8sc: Ro. 6
bp. 1886. - Neues ipeibes Rol.
benforn SO Ole; selbes aoIbeniorn
so-s2e; semf&tss aoIbntorn So
Ole.
5afer. go. Q tpeib.r S.
$3.50; Stanbdrb psiber 57a-5Sc;
Ro. 8 tpeiber 56a-57c; go. A ipei'
Fer 56-56ae; glo. 2 semii6tsr 56a
57e; Ro. 3 semffdier sinbeimii4er
56-56ac; go. 4 ssmiidtsr. 81
56c.
Rossen. - go. 2 $1.55-1.56;
Ro. 8 $1.48-152; Ro. a $1.35-
Las; probe $1.20 LBS.
Dbistep.
ger.sift ipnrben u48 gbIs. 9is
itiIlers Jtutfbeb Gooos auf ber gaiia
$1.44 per SalIons.
0roeertes.
aaffee. Sapa 23-30c; &c.
@a 29-30e; Guatemala fanep 19c
bo gutter 17ie.
VrtftQ 1914
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-30
WetaQs Marft.
81 E 10 q prf, %. y2uD.

Supfer, Wlartt felt; @lectrolptlt
erftes 9isrtel $33.00-34.00; 5neItes
0iertel $1,000 1850.
Giien. Martt itetig unb unper'
Gnbert.
3inu. Martt rubis; $44.75-
45.25.
glsi. - $7.30-7.50.
Spelter. Wiartt ruhtg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-30
2lmsmdrtigs Wdrfte.
Rsp gort. %. gepp.


Webl. Ulartt unreseImGbigi
Sprins patsuts $9.oo-9.25; Brn'
ter patsnis $8.40-8.70; Wuts'
Straigbts $8,l5-S.40.
Deiaen. - Wlartt unreselmGBig
No. 2 barter $l.S8a; Ro. l RortRru
9uIutb $500; Ro. l Rortbern Wla'
nitoba $2.08 /. o. b. 0eip Yort.
Weli9tom = Warti ipiaie; go,
2 sslbes $1O4B. Retp gprt,
Safer. - Qtartt ieit; StaroaES
60i-61e.
9eu. = Wartt feit.
Sopfen. Wartt itetis; State.
orbindrer Bis auserleiener 1915 45-
SOC. 1917 g-l4c. 9dcific Goat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-11-30
Bon, Weloutarfte.
Gt,s,nnstt 20. Hou., isis

etSftHuatt ~. Vpuy iSie.
Oh 0tf4dfte saren asA beute pieDer
sss9t iebbaft unb bic 8insraieH iinb snper.
anbsn. fir 3arleben soH cauS puroen
bon ben Hanfsn 4-4K95 berednet nab.
renn 0ei4ditspapiere - 5-8S sistontirt
iuerben. Jm oifsHen aRarfte purben 9ar'
Ishsn ,on cau' 5u SH-4% uns sutSsif ~
4--4H% pIaclrt.
S3said ssf Vem psss
purtsn Su pari apilHen 8anten btrfsuft
Die Gounierrate betrdst soc grdmie per
$1,000
@s6id ssf Gnssya.
Si4t. Wedfa suf 2onoon parses ~
as bro Yfb. Sterling auutirt. B1r @ed'
lei auf Berlin tpxTben zoe bro Vtarf, be-
redne, fiir @e1id aui Yaris i714e pro
5rane, auf &miterbam l2e STe 1u!sen
unb aui Hien l5e BRO Krone, 3ires Loo,
Rutd %. Gisdbsfm pro Rrpne 2S.so,
5ranes (Sdpeii) 19Ks.
6nHtss rbltsatisnr
yarsn rasis unO tstis., Die SaHfsa au0'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-17
Bunte Nrieas=cbronik aus oeutscben 1anoen
oeaht bic Sauitc miber Die @Ianuer md
bic Reraen fir bic Gper i6laseu."

Bon sinsm GauIrut in 9abern pirb
ssi6riebsn:
aus Dem 4lsdu srbteIt elm aapbpebrs
mann, Elm pionier, ab unb gu 2iebess
gaberl, aud iiir8li9 our 8sibna9tsfreube
ipieber elm patet. - Die Intnort 6ss
9anOpebrmannss in .inem GelOpOItbriels
ipeiit folgenbe Stele auf:
SIR patst bonn %. IoOember erbaltsn
unp bunte ber8lt9 bafiir. 8eroe bic Ga,
den aber OtesmaI ni4t fir mid bertpens
ben, ioHbern Su Meibnd4ten cine drme
GrdnSolenFomilis BON a4t 8aifentinoern,
pelne bic 6drten unb @rduidmteiten bies
Tes fur6tbaren &risses boz uno gang
empfunben unb nod gu trdgen bdben,
iibefraIfen; babe fdon cine feline 4n8a9l
~9isbesgaben fir btelsn 3tOsd suIammens
gepudert. 9isfen @rmen Der MermIten
mangelt es am 4aernotusnbtgItsn, insbes
Tonbers an RleiDungSitiden; au9 oas
De9 i6rer 8ebauIung trdgt beutIi9s
9puren bes in aaernd9iter 4d6e befinbs
Iiasn G9ladtfslOes. mas BET ber bauernn
dnbaItenben I6ls9ten Ditterung bpppelt
empfinbIi9 ift
Der tpadere gionier Istbt -fo ipirb
bd8u geI4rieben - 1T ~feinespegs nit
@~lidsgitern g%eiesnet; tr bsibt cine 5abls
reide Uantilie unD beipo6nt bic GrmlidIte
9iltte, bic I'M umtreiIe Dieler &iIpmeter
5l finben lit.