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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-21
nrLp MANrrn-rEMALR.

XIrANTED MORNING HOUsEKEtPEk.
W Apply No. as Market So. uovis-ti.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-21
REAL EsrATE FOR Rent.

zoo WEST FRONT STREET, BUSINESS
')VO stand with dwelling ID. A. Phone
5405-W nov21-cod-im.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-21

ONE COLORED GIRL WANTED As
~ d!shwasher. apply Olympia Restaurant.
SO. l0i W. Tenth st. rov2u.2t.
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REAI rSTArE FOR sALE.

LOB SALE-lsin ". FOURTH ST. 9
rooms and bath COO and COS Adams
ST.. room, and bath. Two lots az Righ
ardspn Park. Apply 80. l6ni West 81.
Phone --82 no. s-cod I'm
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FOR SALE.

MILK ROUTE OF 1870 QUARTS on
VI Weu side. Address SD E ~ 81.
Ioufnal orc. nVVIo ~.
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sANITARY WORKERs.

M n. AELTER- UAO.-
W. LESS ENCHANTING.
Omce. s. " Cor Fourth and west su
u. & A. Phone. 511s ott2t-tL
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DoARDING-ss PER WEEK 80. Ioi
ID IS. FRANKLIN 81. nov2o-6t
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BOARDING

DoARDERs-No sls WEST STREET
ID .norfs.ff
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS HOT
~ water beet. en- convenience 4o7 Dela-
wfro avenue novl4-f
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APARTMENTS FOR RENT

CECOND lIOOR APARTMENT. ROOMS
- use of hatn 73f Maryland avenue.
uorf i-cod-at
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TOR RENT.

YOUR PRrNtIr CFT1CrS OR DESK
Il room Nc sr7 shircy ST. noy6t
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22
JULIUS KAHN
To Be GUEST
Ranking Member of House
Military Committee Visit
Or in Ell Paso.

Congressman julius Kahn, of Cali
fornia, ranking member Of the house
committee on military affairs, VIII be
given a reception at the Hotel Paso
del Norte Thursday evening by the
military committee of the chamber Of
commerce. What form the reception
will take whether a smoker or ban
quet, had not been determined We'd
nesday at noon.
No plan for II Paso's permanent
military position VIII be presented to
congressman Kahn. but there Will be
whisperinss TO the general effect that
the esta blishment of q permanent di-
vision headquarters, or at least a bril-
Cade headquarters. here would not be
at all displeasinS to Fl PaSOans-
Congressman Kahn arrived Wednes-
day morning with Mrs. Kahn and spent
the forenoon with Gen. Bell and Col.
Whitney in a survey of military con
ditions in and around Ell Paso At
o'clock Thursday afternoon, tic VIII
be taken on an automobile tour of the
city by chamber of commerce mem
bers- He viii ieave for the east late
Thursday evening.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22
Ell PaS0 Evidence for
El PaSo People
The Statements of Fl PasO Residents
Are Surely More Reliable Than
Those of Utter Strangers.

Home testimony is real proof
Public statements Of e. Paso people
carry real weight.
What friend or neighbor says COM
pels respect.
The word of one whose home is far
away invites your doubts.
Here's an Ell Paso statement
And it's for FL Paso peoples bene.
fit.
Such evidence Is convincing.
That's the kind of proof that backs
Doan's Kidney Pills
W. Q. Murtle. SIS y Florence st. FL
Paso, says: 4 suffered from a severe
pain through the small Of my back
The pains were so severe that after L
had been sitting for awhile 1t was diff
ficult to arise and straighten up. A
friend recommended Doan's Kidney
Pills and one box, procured from the
Depot Pharmacy, cured me. 1 have
had no kidney trouble since"
Price soc. at all dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Plls-the same that
cured Mr.. Murtle. Foster-Milburn Co.
Props, Buffalo, n ADV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22
Military Men Testify Carr
Had No Pockets For Car
rying Of Arms.

The conclusion of the examining
trial OF s. J. Sanderson, a soldier Of
the Fifth United States field artillery.
charged with the murder of William
Carr. a member of the 18th Pennsylva-
MIA infantry. Friday night, probably
VIII be concluded this afternoon be-
lore justice Of the peace James u.
Deaver- It began Monday
Found No Arms on Carr.
Sergt. Raymond c. Potter. of the saith
United States infantry. member Of
ne provost guard. testified Tuesday
hat ne had examined the body of Will
liam Carr after the shooting, and that
he found no arms upon it. Carr. he
said. had been wearing regulation
army trousers. which have no hip
pockets in which a weapon might have
been carried
Lieut. Elmer Keyser. OF the 18th
Pennsylvania infantry, SandeTson's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22
ALL AVAILABLE CARS ARE
SENT TO CHIHUAHTA CITY

All freight cars belonging TO the
Mexican Central railroad. which are on
the American side of the border. have
been called for at once. according to
railroad officials here. and these cars
are being sent TO Chihuahua city as
fast as thew are switched TO Juarez
they say. This movement Of freight
cars has caused a report to be started
here that Chihuahua city was TO he
evacuated and that Gen Jaciuto 3. Ire
vino was to come to Juarez with his
forces
Official reports from Chihuahua city
say there are no new Developments
there It is officially denied that Gen.
Fortunate Naycotte was killed. He is
new with Gen. Francisco NurEuia's col
umn. it was stated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22
GASOLINE VENDING MACHINES
MAY BE MADE IN Ell PASO

E. \. Vondeveld and Sam Hunter
are in the city looking for a location
for the establishment Of a plant in
Whlch to manufacture a new gasoline
vending machine which is the inven-
ton of Mr.. Vondeveld. The merit of
the Nondeveld machine over other ma
chimes on the market. is said to lie
IN the fact that the gasoline is pumped
from a graduated glass container,
which enables the purchaser to see
that he gets the precise number of
gallons of gasoline ne pays for A
meeting between Messrs VondeveId
and Hunter and the members of the
manufactures committee of the cham
Der Of commerce has been arranged
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22
McSAIN ANNOUNCES HE IS A
CANDIDATE FOR SECOND TERM

Announcement that he will be a can
didate TO succeed himself in the CITY
election was made by ". P. B. McSain
city tax assessor and collector Tues
day
During the past two years" said
Mr. McSain, I have endeavored to the
best OF my ability to equalize taxation.
and have installed a system for the
prompt and efficient collection of taxes.
] shall be a candidate for reelection
this spring and will appreciate the sup
port of all citizens.
Mr. McSain is now serving his first
term as assessor and collector.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22
SEVENTEENTH CAVALRY BACK
FROM ITS PRACTICE MARCH

The 18th cavalry. which left its camp
at Fort Bliss a week ago on a practice
march up the valley, returned Wednes-
DAY shortly before noon. The men
suffered considerably from the cold
Monday and Tuesday nights. as they
were not equipped with an extra supply
of clothing and bedding and the rain,
snow and cold wind was penetrating
and severe. The horses also suffered
some Notwithstanding. the regiment
returned in apparent good spirits. for
the band played along the line Of march
through the city and the men cheered
passing pedestrians and spectators
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22
SANDERS0N CASE IS NEARING END

company commander, testified that he
was in possession of Cars clothing.
and that his trousers contain no hip
pockets.
John Degon. of the Third Pennsylva-
MIA infantry. testified mat he had wit
messed the shooting He said ne saw
Sanderson rise to his feet from the
ground and fire his pistol.
Four hundred soldiers were attract
ed to the scene of the shooting by the
shot. he said.
A material witness being absent,
there was no session Of the case Wed>
nesday morning
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22
PRIVATE WHO Is HELD AFTER
KILL IL. 81 TRI

Douglas, Ariz-. Nov 22.-MiItary au-
thorities have transferred to the civil
officials Pvt H c Williams. battery
A. First Alaba field artillery, 10
stand trial on charges connected with
the alleged murder of Pvt William
Mansfield Brazier, of the same organ
ization, who died Sunday at the base
hospital here OF skull fracture
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22

mere on the steamer Fort Morgan from
Puerto Mexico Tuesday discredited re-
ports of the activities of the forces
Of Gen. Felix Diaz on the Isthmus of
Iehuantepec. They said conditions on
the isthmus are quiet
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22
MEXICAN SALARIES TO BE
PAID HALF IN GOLD COIN

BY Associated Press
Laredo, Texas. Nov 22.-Mexican
newspapers state Gen Carranza issued
a decree on November Is that all sala-
ries of Mexican government employees
are payable so percent in sold.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22
SCOT RING COUNTY FOR HORSE
STOLEN FROM POIICEI 4 \

Municipal and county authorities in
towns surrounding Fl Paso have been
wired in an effort to locate a horse
owned by mounted police officer Gus
YarbrO stolen several days ago from
a corral behind the police station. \
search has been made of every corral
in the city in an effort to find the
animal.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22

Vincent Aston who recently celebrated MS
25th birthday and who inherited SlOe,eo0oeo
when his father John Jacob Astor vas
LOST in the Titanic disaster. is probably the
richest young man in America
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22
MEXICAN OFFICIALS PLANNING
To REDUCE COST OF LIVING
Continued from Page OneJ

has yet been issued here as was re-
ported would be done, according to an
agreement between the mine owners
and Luis Cabrera, minister Of finance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22
MEXICAN TELEGRAPHERS
NOT ALLOWED TO STRIKE


Laredo. Texas, Nov. 22-Authorita-
tive advices received here state there is
no possibility OF a strike of railway
telegraphers on the Mexican lines, re-
ported about to OCCUR. because the
telegraphers are eXofficio soldiers and
are not allowed to strike. The railways
are in governmental operation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22
10 Won Know This Man.

ANY information of Frank McNulJy.
machinist. please communicate with his
brother. George McNulty- Plaza Hotel
ADVERTISEMENT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22
coId. cnnse Hendnche and Grin.

LAY eiT RROMO OTTNfNE removes
the cause. There is only one Promo
Oulnine." f ". GROVES signature is
on box. 25c.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22
DJAZ Is NOT ACTIVE
ON ISTHMIS. ARRINALS SAY

BY Associated Press.
Galveston. Texas. Nov. 22.-Arrivals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-11-22

Notice. Tenement Owners.
Lee Newman can get more money out
OF your property, at a less cost. than
anyone else. Ask his clients
Phone 4604 9051s S. Ell Psso.
ADVERTISEMENT
Guns for Rent-AIlen Arms and Cy-
Gle Co., 404 n. Oregon.-Adv-
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iube $4O.0O-1Oo.0O; Stoders unl
Jeebers; Stiae $5.00-7.OO; 9eifsrs
$5.O0-6.00.
BulIem = Die PaAfrags tpar
eie CUTE unb bic preife iteben am
I10-15c iiber benen DON Dorissr
Wo1e.
sJette Huaen $6.75--7.Oo; Bologna
S5.75--6.50; magere 'unb leiAte $5.s
OO-5.50.
&Glber- Die 3ufiibr mar nur
mGbis unb bic Preiis iteben UNI 81 90
Bis $1.25 b0ber Gls am oorisen gantz
flag.
Bette Iei4te &Gl6er Sl3.0o-13.25;
fair biz CUTE $11.50-12.75; orbindre
unb srobe $5.00-l1.00.
G9meins. - Ser Martf mar
beute ftart unb bic Preiie um 5-15c
b0bcr dls gefterH.
9ute Bis ouserleiene f6ipere nnb
SieiIderforten $10.35-10.4o; oe@
mitd9te VerlanotiorteH $l0.15--l0.S
40; auserledns mittlers 100 bis 1S0
gfunD $10.00-1015; lei6te 0srs
ianotiorten $9.50-9.80; orbindre bis
que 5ertel 11o gfunb unb ipenissr
S7.O0-9.15; oroinGre Bis auserlefes
ne fbtpere fette SGus $7.5O-9.65;
Efnns ct O0-S IN
9 hafe unb mer. Tie
9reiis fnb felt. Sdafs fitbsn lin 80
-75e, 2dmmer um S1.00- Biz $50
66ber dls porise Mp6e.
S9afe, ouserIsisne big ertrd $500
8.25; CUTE biz uuserleiene S750--
800; orbindre Biz fair $5.00--700;
Gdmmer, duserIsisns Biz srtra $500
-13.50; CUTE bis aussrlsfsne $3.50
--13.oo; Oroindrs big fair 5000
1900.
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reu6Tte nqer bisberi9en yteutralitats'
oarIetungen berSdarei5 Dor, bic Hpette
rirflid, graDierenoe sSn Sbeinlel'
Sen ioQte Der SdrpeiSerboeen 81 ets
uem ichlreren 2lttentat an ietner oelit'
it5en 9ren5e nliBbrallft tpcroen llno
oieieS attentat fonnte nur pcn eIner
lpiteneen &riegsItele Der @rrtentc an
oepronet uuo in Der Slonicrung uar-
6ereitet pcroen iein. ga es nm eng
Iiibe 9onhcu lid buItoeln icl, brand)f
man nift crit gu frogcu Don uelher,
36re oos glttentot eegliift ullo rle
arafnUerf. in 0elitidJ.Rhcinteloen
Seritort tporben, bate hies uns in oIe
ifJpcriten gertpidlungen NIT Dertid,.
Lamb brinoen miiiien, neil oas slttelt'
TT eben uuf uuierem @ooen rorbereitet
uno BON tim aus lan5iert perocn
fonnte. 3uglet6 beorcbten bic slrt uHS
@eiie. rpie es iniseyirt meroen iollte
unO sl1u Sbeil id,or rpitroe, aud aic
Sid)erbeit eigener slulnqen ani ocri
Sdauei3er llfer, ilno 54uur in bcoenf-
liAer @atie @ie geicGt, es liegt orlltt
cine auBsrit itbipere Observation-Disclosures
Icsung por, nittt mebr begangen ron
fib irrenhen iubulternen yAlttars
cscr BON oicieu unh jencn besablten
SsnSip;ouen unb aCenteI1, iunoern pla-
niert, porbereitet unb uusgeriftet pon
einer GriegsIeitllng Ger giltente. Id
cy lid, obcr Inn iieie lestcre banoelt
oSer nid)t, qnoIifi5irt Iicb Die GhcinTel.
Ger slfidre aIs Elm ge,pilienlcies Sptel
nit oen fpidJtiqiten Reconsideration
Der Sdruei5, init ibrcr Ganicn poltti'
Idjen SteGlng BON offi5iclen Seiten
eiHes an0eren Staotes, heibe er mic sr
noac Bom @eIinqcu oocr 9tid,tselnl-
cen oiei,s glaIdla9s hing es ob, 1o5
Geutidilarl6 einen 9fcAtsccrpano 5i
ciner b4rpatfneten ,Sntercertlon in Der
Sdrrci8 ecbGIten botte.
gs oiirite nun taIo gernig iein' Re.
itaiiGt iich Sic Wtclointg Der pSttaB-
burger Btit" 10 Miro Der Itanei5ertlhc
gunoesr1tb cine ietr ernIte Spruhe III
2uufcn 5u iiltjren baben nno obHe
3nciIeI auCb iiibreu. GS ntuB @nglano
eenli0ell, unier 9ono felt SriesSaits-
brud) nit 6anhels. uno anoeret
Setonen aller ieiner perbiIuocten ysa'
tionen ubcridpuemmt uno gu eiuelu
gropaaariOaberbe fiir ieine 3pefe
~ habeu, motiIr micltene
uaaeblid, aoh perulebrte 8crbereitltli'
ocrt aetrofien 4er6en iollen. gSus iitg
nenrr nit elmer aermiien uel 9emlethe'
ten y;iGa in Bern, uotabeile nidlt tilr
endliii0e SupaIiocr gen,tetbct2 Iber
BON ciuer ioa GngIauo ieine Snno tpe6
hnlte,l, rGmIitb oen Sd1petjerbooen tu
rircftcn ftiegeriibeu Sonolun9crt ae'
den Ieins fSeguer gu mrbbraltd'cn, las
ntodlte Ole Sdhe bod)ernit uno ltelitc
ben SbpeiSer Barometer auT -
SturIu.
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3uder. - Wldrti fittis. - Raffi.
nirter Gut aoaf 1895; potpb<reb ST..
75e; CUBES $8.15; sranulunr S7.s5;
Gonfseiicners .a- S7.55; of az
$7.25-735; tpeiber ertra $7.O5--
7-25; ertra e. sos per bunbsrt
Piiino.
Wplaffss IN it.tis. - Rew
Drfsans Open aeiitl 45-65e; Gem
trifusaI 25-34e per @aIlone.
Reis. - aouifianc. fdntn S.aS
64-6se; prtma 54-5ie;; crbindru
S-4e; Sapan 4s-5c per g}funb.
Dafrp. probufte
guttsr. - Warit rubis. qr.iIs
fdrpd6sr. Dbolsmilt srtra Ale; Cen.
ttaIi5sS srira 3sar; GsntrdIiseb firfs
35e; feeonbs 32e; Tanrp DARN 32.;
pading GtOd 27a-29t.
adfe. - Wartt itstis; D6ip q;
Tortpsflidsr 25c; W,p ycrt 26s;
Sdpeiar 28-35e; bo. Bird 25cs;
aimburssr 231-24r per pFunb.
Gier, Marft fsfsr; qrima
iirEs SIihusreisr 42e; firits 40te; OF.
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pas R6enteusr oesSuwefisrs
Cine ameritnniI6e geitidte bon
8. U.

r@ertber SerrI eingeidIoIien lin.
ben Sie cine Code meines Sanres fir
ben Ring. Gie Snidrift ioa Iaiiteu:
Dit untpauoeIburer 9iebe. @ergeiien
Sic nid]t, oab mein gatte feline ab.
uung bat bon meiner Sfulo. 8eun
Sic bepte aberto 81 ipeiterer @cipre.
dung fomren f6nnen, peroen sic
p,iA alein iinoerl4
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9ic 8beiufeIOer SOmbeu.

gur eircm Mcnat rilroe beriftet,
noij bei 8beinfelOen auf Dem Sd,tpei.
scr &beinuicr ein SegeItIdsboct nut
20 @omben pefimoeu ruuroe, Die re.
itinrnt poren, oaS Oortiae GroftIperf
nj 5eritorer. Gie .StrnBb 9soit" bate
bebaiiuptet, RUB Die @cmben engliidcS
6a6rifat porcr. 0o5u idDrcibcn bic
sgteuen 3iiriber giacbrihten":
SIN glbeinirIoeriaa Iieat oie arapie-
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6onb unb f6ittelte ben germIten bers
muBell bab er d95enb unO san6 auBct
2ltem itammelte:
.gebqlten sic SIR @elb. S4
ftents es sybnen, unb Tugsn Sie S9S
rer Brau, bat Fe mid ni6t mehr be-
lditigt. Wir aber ipre4en uns ar
uHberer Stens."
.Rein, ni9t on an0erer SteIs.
Dir ipre6en uns bier" rief Der ans
bsre, na6 fetnem 9epaItutt segcn ben
nett S9ndderen etrpas rubiger tperS
berb. Wo 1T Der Ring nit Der uns
uanbelfaren 9iebe?"
Rod nidt fertis."
.W-a-o--a-s? linn Die Code
Don bsm Suar meiner Gruu?"
rSn meinem 9ef6dft,"
rSn Shrem Sei6dft?"
,Sa, in meinem gei8aft, 1o. 5000
grpabndp."
llnb 3spbaniab gurntfsr er5dblte
ple 9dH3e 9e'Wlule.
Qbsr Der Maior fab isbr ungldubEg
aus.
.QTo bas III Der Sa9oerbaIt? llnb
GtuIoen iiuD bic ganSs Sdulb mets
nsr 5rau2"
rSO tpnbr ih lebe."
.Run, .s lam 70 iein, pielIeiht 1T
ss absr aud nur IfIau erbatt. BAL
ZEN Sic auf. SD perI9pinbe hintsr
Iener gprtisrs unb nebme sur Si6srs
belt msine piitols NIT. ssrau Gelings
ton lam jeben 9tuesnblid tpmmsn.
Mo9en sic ibr cine 2iebesertldrune.
Son bem, mas baun geiaieht, miro
es abbdnsen, pds i9 tue. @ntDeoer
bite i'd Si. nndber tauienb WioI I'm
Gntihuloiguns, pber (orobsnb BOZ er
bic bIintsnoe Daffs) ober, !Serr, sic
toiten bieie bal"
Der Wojor perihipunb binter Der
pcrtiere unb gIeih barauf tam tetns
Srau.
rQ6, 6err garnif.r," iast. 'te
ianft, sntiduIoigen sic, bob i4
Sic portsn IieB.1
80, bas tut ni6ts,4 ftottert. Der
urme Supelier, na5 BEN @orbons
i4ielsnb, bintsr benz Der boie Seino
lausrte. sd, i8 = W}abame, III
CHER Iietler ii6 auf bic anis nieoer),
Wabame, ib Iiebe Sis!1
r!6err Garnifer", risf iis unpiIig
unb rpsnosts iit Der Sir su.
alber Der sednsitiets SuneIier sriff
Hoh ibrem aleibe unb pieberboIts
tldsli9: sd Iisbe Sic, i4 Iiebs
Sis!"
Sept purbs ss Wdbdr' gu bunt.
Sic beriebts bsm uneliidIi6en Garili'
fer cine itaaenbe Sbrfeiee unb ipollte
eben ibre 2eute berbeirufen, oIs iib
i'm Rsbsnaimmer Elm fur6tbarer
SpettateI srbOb. limb bann fieI Elm
S9ub.
sd bin ssi1OiTen! Sd fterbs!'
ItDbnte Der SutpeIier.
syrau ggIingtDn mar elmer Sbns
modt nabe.
8a itiir3te Der Majur nit psr5errs
tenn Geiidt binter Der Yortiere beroor
auf 3epbaniab Garnifer log uno
Iaris: ngl6 llniinn! sic fnb ia gar
nidt getroffenl"
60 mar es.
GgIin9ton bate, uIs feline 9smdbln
ibrsm Rittsr piber @iIlen bic SbrD
feise perisBte, nun griinoIi6 DON Der
u6nieen lnibulb gsiber iberseugt,
siusn 10 fiirdterIiden ao6anfaG bins
untertUiirsen miiFen, baB er einen
5iit umparf, sine Seleeenbett, pels
DIE bic slsi6faus ing Wunten serns
tene piItoIe ols SignaI benubts, UNI
Ios5useben, oliidIi6srtpeiis obue Sdas
ben an5uribten.
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gbitadp. 16. 9a.

9 dpeine. - 3ufubr 10000;
Yult $9.70-10.10; Ieibte $500
1000; semd6te $9.55-1O.2o; f6tpss
re $9.65-10.25; robe $9.65-9.S0;
Gertel S7.35-9.15.
RinbDieb. .3ufubr 600;
Wartt iieiie; giatiOs gssi Stiere $500
$50; Weitsru Stiers $7.00--1Q.s
%; Stoders uHb 5esbers $500
$40; aiibs unb Seifers 1856
1910; aGlber $8.50-1200.
g d afe.- 3ufubr 1000; Martt
i4pa6; Metbers $8.85-10.O0; Gnes
S5.75-9.50; 2Gmmer $1L00-13.s
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-18

0erfdnbt:

Rinbpisb. - DER Warti mar
fart unb bic preii. b0ber ola am ,os
risen Sanlitag; Gamers iteben I'm
10---15s b5ber. Nilatiibe itisseu mn
$500 bis $500 pGbrsro Der Wo5s.
Wlittlere unb idpere Stiere $500
-10.75; Gleiiaer Stirs S6.5o-S.s
%; auserlefene bis ertra $685.,
90; Seifers $6.00-7.50; auserIeiene
Bis ertra $8.00-S.5o; aiibe $500
6.25; auserlsf,ne Bis ertra $3.50
TOO; Gamers S4.0o-4.6o; UiiIAi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-18

Dtnare flrifs 39t; iseonos Boz PEI
Dubenb.
wefIageI.-sytdrtt unberdrbert.
groilsrs pon Ii pfunb unb burunier
17e; Grsrs II pfunb 16-17c;
6dbne 11ac; 5iibnsr 13--17e; srnts
babner bon 8-1O pfb. 22- 23c; DO.
nit trummsr gruft 12e; gulls Be-;
iptibe gnten 1916; aIte farbigs
|d3c; Gdnfe 12-14e; nIts 9du5sn
$1.00 bas Dubenb.
5afen. - go. / $2.50-2.75;
Ro. 2 s2.0o-2.25 per Dusenb.
Obf unb @smiiie.
aepfeI. Rpms geuutp 2.T5
ABB; Ben Dapis $2.25-2.50;
@eaItbp $3.75-4.25; 2aeroHosr
400-4.75; Woolf 3tipsr S3.75-
425; sSobnafbdn S4.75-5.25; Sri
mes 9olbsn $400-4.5O; aphdpFel,
orbindre $2.50-2.71; apdapfel, fans
en- $3.25-3.5O; snfsrior, alle Sortea
81 25-2.25 ".r phf.; Grab aepisl
$150-2.00 ner gu.
Sitronen. California So
$50; MeFina s2,75r3.25 per
Rite: limes s5e-s1 90 Der Rite
Sranaen. - California 0dpsls
S3.00-3.50; Qouifiana $2.40-2.7o;
Serbia S2.40-2.75 per aift..
grapt Sruit. - Sloriba $2.s
1880 Der graie.
Gartoffetn. Ginheimi'6.
$5.25-5.50; gaiisrn gpbblers $5.25
$50 per @bl. unb $1.8o-1.So
per Bu. pom Store.
GnBtartpffeIn. e6ts
S.rieb $3.50; girairia $4.OO-42o;
Mebium S4.00 per gbI.
gurisn. 1r.ibbaus 500
1.25 per 9usenb.
Tomoten. California $1.40
--1.50 per Crate.
araut. Sdnifh S3.50-4.OO
Der gbl.: rptbes S3.75-4.25.
geletb. - Tlihisan $1.40 pcy
Grqte BON 6 1iinbel.
@eibe ben. = s1.75-2oo
per gbI.
StedrIbn. S3.oo-3.25
per gbl.
3pi.b.fn. - ggeib,. $3.50;
esIbs s4.25 per bunbsrt pfunb.
Crime bnen. - Wiiiiiiippt
s225-2.5o; @a6sbobnn $2.25-
ESQ per Camper.
Rarptten - GinheimiIhe 81
o0-1.25 per gu.
2anbprobuttt.
Seu. - go. / 5imOtbp $1,000;
90. 2 9imDtbp $500; Ro. 8 simo'
tbp $500; go. l ssmiIftsr alss
$3.50; SO. 2 aemif6tsr aIse $3.50;
Ro. / ales $1,000; go. 2 als. $14.'
90; biefiaes affGIfa $15.oo-18.Oo;
Roessniirob s10.0o-1o.50; 6aisrs
itrob sS.O0-S.50; WsissEftrob $500
$50 per 9onrs.
Wihl.nfuit.r. IN rupig NM
iietid. - aIeie S29.0o-29.50;
Ribblinss, braun., $33.5o-3.0o;
peis, $35.0o-36.0o; ssmiidtss Gut'
Ter $31.5o-3200.
Gdmereien. - War.t tstis.
- al..iaamen s1o.oo-11.o0 per
gu BON Store: 5imothn $780,
so; gudp.i5,n S1.50; Gsa9sfaamsn
$2.25 per gu.
8eridiebenes.
Dele. - Warii fst; aeiu5l. robes
9se per 9an. Sn gurtien IA
gbl. Geiottes IL msbr; Ro. 2arb'
81 SIC; Cotton Sssb Oil, rdffinirtss
81 .O5 per 9aIlpns, ssrpentin SOC in
Qartien Don Is 5ab. uub 72c in
parti.r DON 1875 Sauon.n pstros
l.um, Obio Carbon 120 Grab Sc; DO.
$50 Srao sac; Ssablisbt 175 @rab
es-10e; Reb grotpn gafotin 2oc;
gapbta 25e per 0alIons in partieR
DON Is gbls.
GaIa Der War,i III rubig. -
Oblo Rtper S1.25 Der eSbl. BON 20
pfunb, JubrIcbn bin3ussfiist.
Sala.. Wartt itetie. prima
gitp 11-11ae; bO. gountrp 10
l0sc per pfunb.
aobI.n. - Wartt rubis. gou.
ubipobenp S5.00-6.00; abdnGluhl
gtld,p6lm $5.Oo-6.00; Rub uuo
slot S5.00-6.0o per 5onne abesli.s
f,rt. Rau5lcis Stiidtoblen $3.50 |
ZOO: 9lntbratits S9.50-9.75 per
5onne abs.iisfsrt. Gote toFst $3.50
$50 per Sonn. absslisfert.