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RUN OVER ny LoAp cr 5lArN.

Mary Phillips, the .cVcu- NyIv-oiG
daughter of Mr. and MYS. john 4hN
lips of Poultncy, was severely intHr 4
when the roar wheel Of q wagon lord.
ed with slate passed over her tu3..
she will probably recover. TN hti.
girl was on her way to nchool a1i
asked Somuel smith a nciGhbor W
was passing by WITH q load oc slate, lo"
n lift" MIR Smith lifted her to trc
seat beside him In some unaccount-
able way the little one fell from 80
scat and undor tho wagon, thu r'"c
wheel passing over her body. 1ne
wagon IL said 10 have contained "A load
weighing $500 pounds The WdEon il
self Meighs 1.30O pourdA
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20

n'ng the prize for the most pounds Of
rubber. There are to he special Easter
services and music at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church Sunday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
CuERRIE TO RETURN 10 HNAn1L

Prof. George X. Chcrrie Of NrWfGoo.
q naturalist with Cob Theodore I,ou,c -
welt on the httoTs Bra"llar e.pct'-
ton, is completing ARRANGEMENTS i,H
anothor extended twin "a south N'uorit .
In the irtcirGt Of the Amo, lean MI
seem Of Natural History. lsc wilt :1t.
May 10. Professor chcrr.r hes h,eu o.
work all winter on the gciontiuC -e-
port OF tho results of the cXpodition 80
Brazil. and his coming trip is for g.,
purpose of obtaining cNta fer ,,mI'tl
| ina the rcport.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
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WlTI NNiNIi A'NIII- LEH'lE.S

Wit, formerly on tho Goddard 1.;ui-
nary baseball ninc. is now Winning
laurels for himself On tive Attlrti, SO.
displacing Crane. the regular snort
STOP.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-04-20
Vermont Notes
News of the State Gathered
Here and There.
SeSen- lenr-Oid boy Drowned CHASING
Incan,lcscent Globe--l out ful
burglar Again Escapes In
luStriaI school.

Maurice raymond, the seven yeaI-ol
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John 4. Gray Of
Barre. was drowned Monday in the
Smith. Whitconh and Cook mill pond.
The body was found Tuesday morning
80 feet below the spot where he had
disappeared. The boy and his 11-ycar-
old brother, jack, went fishing and
along towards dark the younger boys
attention was diverted by an mean
descent globe floating. Catching i
handful of pebbles he began throwing
at the target and followed it down
stream and finally wadod in after it.
He was caught by the current.
BOY BURGLARS THIRD ESCAPE.
Glendon Tuthill and George Archer
of Gilmore, both about is years OF age
who escaped from the industrial
school at NerGcnncs las; week. have
been located in Elmorc and will he
returned to the school Tuthill fi--
ured some two years ago in many
breaks, including the stowe postoftico
and stations on the st. j. and l.. G.
road, Central Vermont and Rutland
railroads 1t is Tuthill's third escape
from the industrial school. Tho boy.
were found near the home of an aunt
of the Tuthill boy in Woodbury., thci
place Of secretion being IN the tow
of Elmore. That they intended It,
make an extended stay is evident from
the supplies they had cached. \ series
Of brcaks within three or four day
led the authorities to suspect the tn!
hill boy as tn" officers were uWlrc 81
his escape from NcrconncS Tho Pee
cent breaks Uiitll Il - tiliDlCl have
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BROOKLYN CELTICS TO
MEET COLUMBIA OVAL
Will Play or Their Tie ut
LenOx Oval TO-day-Othcr
Big Games.

In addition to one cup tie match he
tween the Brooklyn and st. George
elevens in the southern New York com-
petition at Harlem Field this afternoon
the SOCCER schedule calls for champion
ship fixtures in the New York state and
is set between the champion Brooklyn
Celtics and Columbia oval at LcnoN
Oval, the first game between these
teams having ended in a tie. The
schedule:
SOUTHERN NEW YORK u TIE.
81. George ~. Brooklyn at Harlem Field.
NEw YORK STATE i.EAGY;
Columbia oval vs.. Brooklyn Cities at
Lcnox Oval: A. burnside. referee.
Camerons W. continentals at woodside.
J.. l.. q. Csldicott. referee.
Bay Ridge w. can MacDuff at Bayside
oval. r. Cunningham, referee.
White Rose W. l.. Il. 4. Strollers at AS
toris: J. Masterson. referee.
overseas " Manchss,er Unity az Van
Hungarians VI. Clan scott At Hubers oval
A. Burchsll. referee.
Field. I. johnson. referee.
METRoroLITAS LEAGUE
mi vs.. Visitation vt Hubcr's oval;
a. NsIel. referee.
West Side Rangers W. Ycukcrs This,lcs
Hudson United Va. Hay Ridge at Morris
Park: J. de Grovch, referee.
fSnkfrn RsyerS Win NJ sn.rinns at Gle"
Greenvillc ". White Rose at Jersey
city. W; Hell. referee
Macombs Dam PARK Z. Meyer. referee.
Hobokep has withdrawn from thi,
competition.
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EUROPEAN MAILS.

The A-nchor-cunard liner California, sail
ing Tomorrow for Liverpool, viii take
mail. closing at 1890 T.. NJ. for Europe.
except Germany. Austria, Hungary, Lux
emburG. Bulgaria, Turkey. the Netherlands,
Norway, sweden and Denmark; also for
Africa. IVES, Asia and East indies. Nal
for spain, Portugal, Italy. Rumania. SER
bia. Switzerland and Greece Will be taken
II specially addressed.
The Italian liner America, sailing Tues.
day for Naples, will take mall, closing At
$50 A. Nj. for Italy. Rumanis. Serbia and
Greece.
The White star liner Lspland. sailing
Wednesday for Liverpool. will take mSN
closing at $3.50 A, NJ, for Great Britain
and Ireland only when specially addrcssed
Tn. French liner. Rocham beau sailins
"Wednesday for Bord.HuN, will take mail
closing at Il. NJ" for kratcs.. Rumnnia
serbia, Italy. Egypt, Greece, British india
British East Africa. siam. Malta. GihraI.
tar. ceyion. Strata settlements. butch Eas'
Indies. West Australia ani Persia.
The Holland-Americs liner Rotterdam
sailing Wednesday for Rotterdam. viii tab
mail. closing AT $3.50 i. ". for burop"
except Germany. Austria, HungaSS LuN'
euhurg, Turkey. Norway, SwedaN an
Denmark; also for Africa, West Asia and
East Indies. Mail for spain and rortuga
will b. taken II specially addressed.
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BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS.
ENGIISH rs.

ENGLISH LEAGtES.
SORTHERN SECTION.
R~iackpool. !. stockport County. :
Bottom Wanderers. I. Manchester City, ,.
EVertou. I; stoke. T..
Manchester United. I Liverpool. /.
Oldham Athletic. :: Burnley, /
Rochdalc. =. Bury, l.
southport central. /; Preston North
End. o.
MIDLAND SECTION.
Rarnsley. / Nott- Forrest. /.
Bradford titN. !; Bradford, o,
Grim-by Town. =; Derby COUNTY. /
Huddersneld Town, .; Sheffield weinc--
day, .
Leicester Posse. 4. Hun city. o.
Motifs County. ., Lincoln CAY, l,
shefneld United, 4: Leeds Guy. /.
SCOTTISH LEAGUE
Third I.suark. =. Aberdeen. :.
Airdrieoui,ns. - bumbariuu, /.
celtic. 3: Ayr trited. /
dundee. : tN g." e..
ia kIrk. :. - Nl-'cu. J.
KimAruprk. H. Hamilton y g q
Hearts, - RaltG tus,rs, !.
Morton. DO Hibcruiaus. !.
N~othsrn,.4. e. Ranger.
par,irk Thistle. o; Queen, Park, .
Games played between London section
clubs for the benefit ~ the FootbailerS
battalion Comfort, Fund resulted As
follows
chelsea. :. Preu,fr-d. ..
Luton. =, Nttturd. I.
Arsenal. =; tuiham. q.
croydon Common, o; crystal pdtace, ,
West Ham United, o; queens ls-k
roitanham Ho'spur. O. Clsp;on Orient, :.
Milwsll. }, Reading, T.
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tories horse racing In the north Of Eng
land will not be considered at all, but At
Gatwick, Lingneld Park. Windsor and
perhaps Newbury, in addition to those to
be held at the headquarters. Newmarket.
racing on the fiat Is nearly certain to
take place. Enough has been seen to
Justify the opinion that the outlook so
far as the season for fiat racing IL oon-
cerned appears to be brighter han It
may have appeared some time ago.
Although racegoers are prevented from
,%ourneying to the various courses by rail-
ways. no discomfort has been suffered.
the motor, conveyances providing splen-
did accommodation, which will be patron
lied greatly when normal conditions re-
turn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-30
BETHLEHEM THREADS
ON CLAN M'DONALDS
Reaches Third Round Of Cup
Competition by Winning.
Score > TO q.
BOTH GOALS NEAR START

BETHLEHEM. Pa. Jan. 29.-Meeting
the crack soccer eleven OF the Bethlehem
Football Club. which holds the national
challenge trophy as the result OF win
MIN the L. s. l.. a. series last season,
the Clan MacDonalds Of Brooklyns, lead
ers in the New York State League. were
defeated by a score of 2 goals to 0 in the
second round Of the cup tie competition
of the American Football Association
here this afternoon. h ground was
somewhat soft and In spots quite muddy.
making the going heavy. Thu Clansmen.
though out with "A full team. were handi-
capped seriously on the right wing. where
y. Agar was I'm bad shape from the
effects of injuries received in the game
with the Continentals "A week ago.
Play had been In progress twenty
minutes when Pepper. Bethlchem's cen
tire forward, took u cross from Butler
OH the right. and found the Clan Mac
Donalds' net. within three minutes
after that Brown. the inside left. shot
the second goal from fifteen yards out
following "A lively scrimmagct in mont oil
the MacDonalds' goal.
In the second period the visitors played
a splenNd defensive game and prevented
any further scoring. At the same tim.
they were unable to penetrate Bethle'
hens defence and the game ended al
. to . In favor OF the home team. TIL.
Lineup.
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WISCONSIN PICKS WILMINGTON
Harvard Man VIII Coach BadIer
Eleven for S2,5OO.

MADISON. Jan. .,-After two months
or Intermittent W~riugling with faculty
alimm and students the regents this
mor ing approved the rccommendaI"l
b., tno athletic council and ire~Idc''
Charles X. Van His" uf nr. raul e.
Wilmington Of Harvard ds football.
coach. 1-ic action came 1t 4 JOINT meet
.ng OF the executive and special invest -
eating committees of the regents.
Wilmington Is To- get $50" for three
mouths. Whil. TIN" regents AID athletic
council l,' u III. known Immediately after
their mai decision that Wilmington had
the best qualifications Of candidates for
tho place. BADGER students. alumni and
suppurtcrs are not mauifestiug great en-
thusiaSm over the choice.
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THREE 1909 SCORES MADE.
Harvard NiHe Team Finishes Ia

WAsIuNGToS, Jan. 2?.-Scof,s of rifle
clubs IN the four indoor leaSie~ for the
week ending January - were announced
to-day by the National RIFE Association.
l., feet scores of Loco wcr" made
by tire" clubs IN the college mttchcs, tH'
Massachusetts aud Michigan ag'i"ul'
tura' colleges and the Washington sta,
Cuil,s.. sTh- ruunersup We're \nrwi'i
University. az cCSell University. 80"
United States Naval Academy, $40 Cu''
vcrSity Of Michigan. 3N' West Virginia
University, 90 Iowa state collage, ~
and Harvard University, Wl.
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CONFER ON B. & O. STRIKE.
pwnrd 81 $4,000 shop Men he.
mand WAGE

BALTIMORE. Jan. Ncgotiatiou
which will begin on Monday ar. To- de-
eide whether between 10000 and $4,000
shop employees of the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Will be granted au ia.
crease IN wages. \ committee repre-
scnting the shop men j. To arrive IN the
city early Monday morning aud confer
erccs with officials OF the railroad Com.
pduy are 10 start at once.
Negotiations will affect the machInists
and ma,hinists' helpers.
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WASHINGTON. Jan, .. -T dos rover
Brnham has arrived at N"w York yard
destroyer Cummings At Iuacanayt DO Ray,
collier NHnshan at GuHyinas, collier orion
at Norfolk yard; tugs Soromt aud Naukton
and battleship Wyoming az buantanamo
aud g.uboAt Nlchsburg a. Br'n'r.ou
Tn" cruiser birmingham ard destroyer
Ncprugai have S,it"i from Gua u'luhmc
tor G~uActnsyaho Ray submarines GO, C-l
and - from Ra!boa for triStubA,, guuhua
Chattanooga from Acapulco for Mau8auilio,
ir" ship Glacier from GItymAs for MuGst.
Ian: collier N"ro from ,iuayintS tor Topo-
.ohamp" tud tug Potomac from Bhibo
Cor Cris'ubAi.
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SOCCER OFFICERS no MEET.
EHecstive Committee TO Debate
Profile ms In Boston.

Announcement was made yesterday
by Thomas w. Cahill, secretary Of the
United States Football Association, that
IA meeting of the council OF the l.. \. +.
n. will be held at the Crawford House
in Boston at 10 80 A. NJ. on k'ebru-
AIRY 10.
The agenda, in addition to the regular
order of business. includes "a motion by
William Nj. Davidson. a delegate from
Utah. on the method of signing amateur
players AZ professionals. and another
motion by John A. Fernley of Paw
tucket. II. l., president OF the a~ssocia-
ton. to legalize contracts. or rather Of
ficial documents, relating 10 football
signed on Sundays and other legal holt
days. There also will be an election of
a public school association delegate.
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FLAT RACING OUTLOOK BRIGHT.
Prospects for sport In England
Vow Greatly Improved.

LONDON, Jan. 29.-The great success
which has attended racing under war
conditions" at the five steeplechase meet
ings held at Gatwlck. vice Lingfield
Park, twice, and Windsor this month. has
greatly encouraged the strong hopes
among followers OF Hat racing that the
meetings for tho season which usually
at the end of March will not
be confined to Newmarket.
Owing to work in the munition fac
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-30
P%IaInHeIL Swtnlm~rs Sw ~ ped.

MoNTCLAiR. Jan. .9-The Flaiu,ieid
High School swimming team WIS M
match for the Montclajr High School
boys in the meet held at the Montclair
\. &, tank to-day. the home boys win
giug by AZ TO II. In every event Mont
clair shove superiority AID from the
start saw nothing but victory.
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Stor, bethlehem. =; clan Macn"naIuN'
q VcfCrcc-Allsn Montgomery. Newarh'
Liucsmcu-Duncan Morrison ant 7, Law
son. ,ioais-peppcr, Brown, bethlehem +.
c. Timc-Halycs OF ~ minutes.
The Bethleheius ave been paired with
the Jersey a. &. on the ground OF the
latter In Jersey city in the third round
OF the competition.
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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Steamship Arrivals and Departures-Outgoing
Foreign Mails-The Fire Record.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
AM PM M
sun rfsea .7Os sun scts,j;ii Moon ris-> - ~
HIGH WATER This DAY.
AM M AN
sandyHk ..3:ijiG Gov. ISL -. Hell cato 81" -
Low WATER THIS DAY.
AM AM AM
sandyHk 1907 Gov Isl io.3j Hell Gate I: n
Arrived SATURDAY. January 20.
Sc Rotterdam. i T. NJ. Falmouth, jan ~
IS AsuarSa i:3i y NJ. Lisbon. Jan .
80 Noordam. : p. " Rotterdam. Jan. ~
Jan. ~.
SIS Laplar,d, i:lo 4 NJ, Liverpool, Jan ~
- strinda. 30 i VI. FRIDAY. Maple
So La Flandrc. ~ A. NJ. Amsterdam, p'o
50 ORION, Port DO PAX, Jan -.
IS FRAMES, Barbados, Jan Il.
So Ifhape. Jacksonville. Jan. ~.
So II Sol. Galveston. Jan. -.
81 City OF Mexico. Jncaru. Jar. 20.
IS Ares, Huelvi, Jan. :
Sc Princess Anne. Newport News. Jan ."
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THE

FOR eastern New York. rain In south.
rain or snow In northern portion to-day,
warmer. partly cloudy. Tomorrow; colder
For New Jersey. rain and warmer to.
day; partly cloudy Tomorrow; moderate
to fresh southeas, to south winds. u
and warmer to-day; local SHOWS and some
what colder to. morrow.
NEW YORK. Jan. 3o.-.-The pressure
was high yesterday over all sections east
Of the Mississippi River from a centre
over Quebec and eastern Ontario anu was
high throughout the West. excepting inc
II was colder In New England anu
the middle Atlantic States. and In me
plains States. but warmer In the middle
and east Gulf States and the districts
Immediately east of the Mississippi RIVER
From the Dakotss ward into TeAas
II was colder, with remarkable VARIATIONS
In temperature near the Mississippi. River.
RADIO and Kansas and the lowest reported
was 90 degrees below zero At Lander
wyo.
In the Eastern states freezing weather
did not exist south Of the Ohio. Rlv.r
Rain fell In the Southwest. the Missis-
sippi and ohio Valley aud eastward over
! the virginias. and snow al scattered points
In the Northwest.
In this city the day was fair and colder;
wind. fresh north TO northeast; average
humidity. SO per cent; barometer. cor
rected TO read to sea level. AT 8 a. ~,
30 81. 3 T.. NJ. 30:6j.
The temperature In this city YESTERDAY.
shown In the annexed table:
M...ss: i. So. H.. S x. ~ ~
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SAILED tOn NEW YORK

n Philadelphia. from Liverpool
Caneronia, from Liverpool
" Brmudian. from Bermuda.
s. GARLIC, from Kingston
50 Philadelphia Red ~. from san Juan
SIS Sixaola. from Puerto Dlrrius.
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ANNlNtIbN, Ian - y" arm. or
aars p-r" ISSUED to-day.
These navy orders were 'su"d
Lieut.. n. Il Hammes from the Tennessee
to Atlantic reserve feet.
Lieut.. q. J. McMI.ru from Charleston
yard 10 the Sacramento
Ensign :. H. clark from the connecticut
10 the South Carolina,
Ensigns = Marshall and 7. " r"uuoyer.
Jr. from tn" Couu"ct'cut 2" the Michigan,
Ensign r. ". Bates from th" Maryland
to the Yorktown.
Ensign ~ \ ward from tho Washing.
ton to the Tennessee.
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WASHINGTpN, Ian - ~ arm
.ars p.r" issued to-day.
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WHITE pLAISs. y. Y. Jan. %
r..,,. e i've m.u from the Manhasset
F.. Yacht club and the knoll"ood
.aa.,r, club competed to-day at the
Nr,. ,uod traps In a match for u silver
.r. pHrred 10y the home cluh. The
....,s rom the yacht club across me
90, oun bA 4 margin Of u birds. the
-..#, ueiug-Mauhassct, i"H
k|r.HN,od. 3"i.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-30

yIros aQeoem lieben mir 6iIipeScIt,
oeun er bate 5lupeilen e6t rllnani'
Ibc @eItell. 9lIs er 1899 ole 6emter
oe5 ,aoeperltl" 5erihlug ulto Den
gertalli 6ieie5 9Iottes oerbiuoertc,
ais er IN S5uiip Die Sabouette oieles
ySGulem cur airs De Geiar" btl,.
mari. Qlber bellte, luerm er iid III
elne 9teibe itellt nit etnem 6erillGi
6oniginailn, iSagur oeer Hubin, oas
beiBt 3eitlIngsidretberu, Die ibr @e-
ipiiien ben sSrenlOen oerfauften, ten-
nen mir i'm nid)t nebr =, OleIe
flanrnenoe @nergie, Die nienlals ipe-
Der Die @obltbaten Der @r5lebuug ge.
fannt bot nod Die eroBen 2enfer Der
8eraongenbeit. lit beltte Elm ldlaaen'
oes geiipteI, oas benefit, oaB oas
&pcellm intmerbin cine quite Borbe-
reitltng filr oaS &eben lit.
@tit oieiem Wtam ipollte ii6 Safe
sSonescu oerbiurOen, Inn ieinem err
blaIienoen Stern ueuen 8lan5 5u
Derleiben. @r periuhte Die 8ereIni.
gung Der beioen fonierputipen 8ri1p-
pen 5u errei6en. lln6 es gelanq ibnt.
Gr beoiente iif 6eS SobueS Silipes-
Gus, Der groBen @ti1fiuB GlT Ieinen
alternoen @oter aitsilbt: 8rigoraidl
sSilipescu, nit Dem 9einamen Frincc
oe Sinoau, ben man ibm I'M Sinblid
oui elm fleines glbelIteuer altf Der
@reu5itation 2inoau oerlieb. <rs,
oie,Sitiion fam sirtarloe, gum Sdrner.
8e Der tpahren 3utrioten. Safe so.
hescu lteB aberluals ieine Suusfapel-
Ie allfrHarid,tren 8anfette, 3eitunas-
fanfaren, 8eoen, llirt3iige! 9lllein Sa-
fe SSonescu tpurbe ieines SIeges nidt
reft frob.
Serr q. sSiripescu brie6 BEN Ban.
fetten fern, iubem er iein 2eiben por-
ifiiste. gt. sSiIipescu eridien ME.
Ser Srarm Gate SSonescu, hoB er
Salto in Sunb nit sc. sSiIipescu alf
Dem 8olfon oer Glublofals IN Der
Galea 8tftoriet treten foni1te unter
Dem oSSubel Der begeiiterten @oIfs-
menee", oieier Sraltm erfiilte lid,
nidjt. Serr 81. Silipescii - peiB
mobl @ren5en 5u 5iebeu.
gluh Die oSitiion" fonttte es nidt
perbtrOern, oaB Der Stern Der gro
zen GuropGers" iurnler bebeufIider
berblaBte.
9ies lit - IN fIiittieen ltmriiier
- Serr Gafe Sonescr, oeiien Gaamen
man 10 )dufig IN ben 3eitlmeen liSt.
Wlann fam i'm riibig iiberIeien, iein
genne fam rubig aus oen 3eitlngen
peridtpinben. gs lit Die Sraeif Die
les Rarn,es, SoB feline Dsadt IN gar
fetnem @erb1ltniB 81 Ieinen @orter
uno @eiten itebt.
(Gr 1T aber burd,georiiueen, sum
@lIf fiir 9eutid,ldno itno sum un-
gliif iiir Hitmdnicr. 81. 5. &.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-30

3uder. - preiIe feit. - Raffis
nirtsr Gut 2paf $3.50; pcipbereb $8.'
10; Cubes $3.50; sranuliri.r $500;
gonfsctioners .a' $3.50; of "
$7.6o-7.70; tpeibsr ertra S7.40--
7.50; sytra e" $7.40 per bunbert
pfunS.
WoIaffes iit jfeiig. - Rep
Orleans Opel asttte 45-65c; Cen
trifusal 25-34e per GaIIone.
Rsis. apuiiiana, fanep Seab
64-64e; prima 54-5ae; orbindrer
3s-4e; Japan 4l-5e per pfunb.
Dairy sprobufte
9ntter. - Msartt rubig, abtr
feit. - Mbolemils ertra 3s1c; Gen'
traIi,eb ertra 36e; GentraIi5tb flrltS
32ae; I.epnbs 29Ae; Jansp Dairp
29ae; padins GtOd 25H &c pee
pfipib.
E6fe. - Marlt fistts: Sbto 17e.
stcrbfpeitIiGer 17c; gletp wori 1Sr;
Shfpeiser 27.-43c: bo. Bird 17e;
2imburssr 17a-18c per pfunb.
Gisr.-Rarit itsiis: prtuaa firits !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-30

$5.50---6.O0; Ganners $3.00-4.0 90;
Wiildfiibe $50 80; Gtoders un6
seeoers: stiere $5.00-6.75; Sci.
fers $5.00-5.5o; Siibc $1.25-4..
|75.
cullen. Gie gfqtiraae ipar
mr. ildBig uno Die 9reiie I'M 25-
50c niebriger ais Ieste ISOLDE.
sSette @itlien $G.00-6.25; golog.
no $5.50-5.S5; niagere iulo Ieidte
"a 90 90.
&1Iber. 9ie 3ufubr, o6tpob,
nidt grob, mar O5Gig seniigeno nnb
Die greife fteben nm $1.00-t.25
nieoriger ais Ieete ISOLDE
Bette Ieibte a1tber $1O.5O-10..
rs; fair bis quite $S.00-10.50; or.
oindre uno grobe $4.00-950.
g bipeine. - 8ie 3ufubr mar
beute 5iemlidJ groB ln6 Die 9reiie
idpad. giele Sftpeine bIie6en un.
berfduft
@iite Bis aitserleiene Sfipcre lno
5leiiderforten $t0.15-10.20; ge.
nliid)te 8erpadungsiorten 1856
1915; ollsgeiufte mittIere, 100 bis
$50 Gfiinb, $9.60-9.s5; Iei6te
@erianotiorten 120-t55 Gflinb.
$9.t0-9!50; orOindre Bis quite Ger,
tel, ITO gfln6 uro peniger, $3.50
800; or6indre big auserleiene
itypere fette sGue S7.5O-9.5O;
Staas $6.50-s.50; ertra 1915.
g Dale unS 9Gmmer. =
Ter @arft mar beiite Iansialn uno
ltetig.
Shafe, nliserIeiene bis ertra $3.50
-6.75; cute Biz nuserIeiene $5. 90
$50; oroindre big fair S3.0O-5.00.
- 21nmer, ouserleiene Biz ertra
$t0.25-t0.50; quite bis alserleIene
$9.50-t0.25; orSindre bis fair S6..
$1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-30
Gbicago. %. Ottobsr.

S6meine. = 3ufubr 1900. =
Wfurtt fhfuah, sc big 10c untsr beul
geItrigen preife; Butt $9.70-10.10;
Iei4te $9.45-1015; gemiIfte $3.50
-10.30; fftpers $9.60-1o.30; raube
$9.60-9.75; 5ertel $7.50-9.35.
9inbDieb. = 3ufubr 1000. U6artt
fdpa9 Ginbeimtfde 8ssf Stiers
$6.60-11.65; MeItern Stiere $6.15
$50; Stoders unb Jeeoers S4.65
-7.75; &iibe unb !Seifsrs $3.35-
$50; &Glbsr $7.00-11.00.
Sanfs. -3ufubr 1000. - Wartt
fsIt; Wethers $7.25-8.50; Gtpes
$3.90-750; 2dmmsr $8.50-11.s
10,