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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09

Washington, Dec. S--WarninE that
the American side of NIAGARA Falls is
likely TO disappear If the present vol
ume Of water is permitted 10 continue
over Horseshoe Falls was given the
House Foreign Affairs Committee yes
terday by Secretary Baker.
There won't he any American side
10 the falls II the present erosion OF
the Horseshoe Falls is permitted to
continue" he said. I think divertinE
some Of the water would decrease the
present wearing away
The secretary indorsed proposal
to grant temporary permits to power
companies to use fall water power
pending passage OF a general falls
power bill in Congress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09
Boiled Down Items
From Everywhere
Probing Mine Disaster.

Fairmount. w. Va. Dec S.-The In
vestigation into the disaster at jam
ison Mine No. Z. at Barracksville, on
october 10. when ten men were killed,
was begun yesterday afternoon by
Coroner Frank A. Lloyd. Earl Cooper
a mining engineer. was one OF the
witnesses. second jury will inVes-
tgate into the cause of the death OF
Chief NJ. l.. Jones. of the United Mines
Rescue Car of Pittsburg. who was
overcome by gas while leading res
cue party.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09

Prince Frederick. Md, Dec s--Vic-
tor, the ten-year- son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. william E. Freeland. was saved
from severe injury. If not death, yes
terday when attacked by a SOW. by
the Intervention of his dog. The boy
was running around the straw rick
and stumbled over the hog. which had
made a bed for its pigs under the edge
of the stack. The animal savagely at
tackled Victor. threw him down and
bit him in the forehead when Jasper.
his colied dog. spranE to his rescue
and fought the SOW of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09
HGrRnf'a Shad nxHr Dead.

Utica. N. Y, Dec S--Cnptain Sam
uel II. Beckwith. veteran telegrapher,
known during the war as Grants
shadow" IS he handled all the cipher
dispatches Of that general and accom-
the surrender Of Lee. died in the Sol
diers' Home at Hampton Roads. Va.
today. according to word received
here
Captain Beckwith was a, resident
Of Utica until he went to the retreat
where he died His dispatch book was
filled with copies and orig nails Of war
kilograms, and his recollections of
Grant. Lincoln and other great figures
in the war were vivid and interesting.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09
Funeral of Robert \. Preston.

Bristol. Va. Dec, S-The funeral
services of Robert A. Preston, father
Of Thomas w. Preston, of this city.
were conducted in the Abingdon Pres
byterian Church yesterday afternoon
at o'clock.
Mr. Preston. who has been Ill for
the past two weeks. died Tuesday at
SEQ in the Abingdon Hospital. His
death was due to Brights disease. He
was taken Ill while visiting his son.
Thomas " Preston. three weeks ago.
Since that time he has been gradually
failing. He was seventy years of age.
In the course OF his life Mr., Pres
ton has been one of the most promi-
nent citizens Of Washington County.
and has held several important posi-
tons, For a period of several years
he was county superintendent of
schools He also served in the Civil
War as n member of the Thirty sew
enth Virginia Regiment.
-Af-Rrestef,-iS survived mrs wire,
his son, Thomas w Preston, and two
daughters Mrs. Preston Is said to
be in Ill health at this time.
Mr.. Preston's body was buried In
the Abingdon Cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09

Editor Eirginian,
Sir,-The gentleman who signs him.
self "Southside" in your issue OF yes,
terdaY Is the very man we are look
ing for We will not worry over the
names he calls us-faddists and the
Hke-~we are used to them. Neither
VIII We cali any bad names ourselves
For although "Southside" does not
give as the pleasure Of addressing him
by name. we are prepared to admit
that ne Ii an intelligent and usefu
citizen seeking for the truth. What
interests US about the attitude o.
"Southside" is that he. just as We do
desires some kind OF survey and hs
wishes facts about the work a tbs
New York Bureau OF Municipal Re-
search in other cities In order that
our friend may give us the pleasure
OF giving him such information. we
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09
People s Forum


Edttor Richmond Eirg MAN,
Sir: have read with much interest
~ the movement among our Colored
sn4pple Of the city TO esta blfsh home
lNof the aged and needy Of our eolnred
51p3k, and = seems 10 me It should meet
e1&h ready response from the white
Eroopie of our city ana no doubt VIII,
6MD they remember the olden DAYS when
S 'sblnck mammios and the old
e{<1ncleg'' OF the old-tirne homes meant
much TO them. These people are.
ny of them. now helpless and home
A and dependent on charity for the
4essities Of life We owe them In
ny cases. debt OF gratitude far
tond that Of dollars and cents 20
~, and We should be glad OF an
0rtunity 10 help them In their
a.
1nch we feel could be said Of their
An upon us from sentimental
ndpclnt. but sofnethinE more than
~ sentiment IS needed now, and
- this Christmas time in the name
Inn who said. s'Inasmuch as ye have
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09
Mayo arrested.

New Haven. Conn. Dec. S.-Vtr-
cinIus !. Mayo was arrested in Ham
d en-. near this city Yesterday, charged
with assault upon Z Il. Shoemaker,
superintendent Of the radiator plant
that Mayo once owned. Mayo is the
radiator manufacturer whose comph-
Gated personal affairs became public
gossip after the suicide of his stem
ographer, Lillian Cook, in February
1915
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09
Mrs Mnry Eta Donovan.

HarrisOnburP, Va, Dec. S--Mrs
Mary Eta Donovan, wife Of the late
d. r. Donovan. OF near Singers Glen.
died late Tuesday night in Rocking
ham Memorial Hospital. She became
III last Friday. and was brought TO
the hospital for treatment.
Mrs Donovan was a daughter Of
the late Mr. and Mrs James Humes
and was in her ffty-third year. She
had been a faithful member of the
United Brethren Church for more
than half of her life. Mr. Donovan
died two years ago,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09
Mrs. SalIiC 4. Jones.

Mrs SalHe y. Jones. eighty five
years Old. a native of Appomattox
County, died Tuesday in the home of
Mrs Albert Drinkard, of Concord.
Campbell County Most of her life
was spent in Appomattox. Her flu
neral took place at Concord.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09

done IT unto one at least Of these" as
sist them as we are able and can
do go. Many are the calls that come
to us AT Christmas times. but these
feeble old slaves are a legacy left
us from the dear old times. and in the
name OF their dear old "MarEter' and
"Missus," let US help them And a
home in which to end their DAYS
MRS. d. 81 BURGES
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09
Mrs. Mary 7. Iaiss.

Charlottesville Va. Dec, S-Mrs.
Mary +. BASS. aged SO years, wife of
w f. Bass, of Woodbridge. this coun-
ty, died Wednesday at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. J. \. Rhodes. near
Buckeyeland. she was a daughter of
the late Joel Crenshaw. of F1uvanna
County and besides her daughter IL
survived by her husband and I'VE sons
y ". and o. y, Bass, this city;
Barclay p and Edward A. Bass,
Sttarnes. Ky: Reuben 3. Bass. Knox
Vile Tenn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09

Of Ministerial Relief and Sustentation.
Of a gift Of 100000 to the permanent
funds of the boards by a resident of
New York whose identity was not dis
closed.
The boards for the last four years
have been conducting a campaign for
n fund Of $4,000 Gee, which now
amounts to about $500 00o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09

a large number of John Frederick
Stutz's relatives and friends assembled
here yesterday 20 attend the funeral
services over his body ut 3 o'clock
r. NJ. in Christ Episcopal Church. the
rector. Rev Charles w Sydnor, be-
ing chosen to conduct the obsequies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09

Washington, Dec, s-The State Do
parthent has instructed American
PHYSICIANS In France and England. who
nave been observing the treatment of
the wounded in those countries. 10
add to their duties the insnac,ton ~
prison camps
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09
-H-s7-=----
George w. HAmInitt.

Bristol Va, Dec S,-George w.
Hammitt. 70 years old. who came
here with the first railroad, died
Thursday. His widow and eight chill
dren survive. One son. Harry, Is an
auditor in the service of the South
ern Railway.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09

Philadelphia, Dec. S-An announce
ment was made here Yesterday by the
Rev, William Hiram Foullees. general
secretary Of the Presbyterian Boards
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-09

The Cuban government has ordered
all bakeries to use bread making ma
chinery on the ground that mixing
the dough by hand is dangerous to
public health.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-20
in Der @eiifesss is0rtbsit
Griranite iidJ Sraa annis ".
Setlder in elmer 6iiterne in
SarriiOu, 9.

Sn einem 9(nfaa BON @siitsseeIt0ris
belt ma9ts In Der gla9t BON Don.
nerftug gum 6reitag bic 45 Sabre alie
5rdu 2lnnie Ul. getlber ibrsm 9sben
Elm Gnbe, inbem lie iid IN elmer Giitsrs
ne auf bem 4nDeien ibres S6ipaeers
Seorge Menses, 3ipsi Meileu liibli9
bon 6arrifon, g., srtrdHtts. 5rau
getider lpar i4on ieit eeraumer 3eit
i9Dermiitbig sepeisn unb in Der
9pffnuHe, bab Idnblihe llmge6ung
einen eiititigen Ginflub auf i1rsn
9emiitbsSuitonb bGben niirbs, ipdr
ibr 9atte Srant 8siider bou Der 2ote
Strabe nit ibr nah 5arriion, ..
iibergeiisbeit unb lieb bort elm Wobns
bans erriaten, pdbrsnb er unb feiHe
9attin in Der 3pii6enSsit auf bem
bena6barten 4nneien hires Sbtpas
gers George Ulen9es ipobnten.
5rau 8etIner fpurbe, bo iie bersits
Dor einiger 3eit einen Selbitmorbpers
fu6 eemadt bate, bon ibren qlnges
borigen f1arf iiberipd6t aber es ges
lang ibr troBoem in Der Na9t BPM
DOnneritag gum 5reitag ii9 uubs,
merit BON ibrem Eager gu erbeben
uno ods 5aus 81 berlnIien unb ibr
8eri9pinben parOe erIt entbedt, als
George Wlenges bura ein @erGui4
arIfpn6te, bab iich anborte als Oh Elm
i4perer &Drper ms @aher sefalen
mar.
@r tpedte unoer3iisli6 feline Sat-
tin Iopte 5rart @etIher unb ba es
iib ferausItelIte, bab iyrau 8etider
periApunben mar, bsguben iid bic
brei, pun 65ien 9lbnunqen getrieben,
nnber8iialt4 auf bic @u6e Der Ser.
f6tuunbeuett unb h0rten benn audi,
baB ii4 jemanb in Der gt'terne Bee
faHb. Marges tparf fofort Elm Brett
ii6er bte gtfterne, bdnb ein Seif
barait, tpdbrenb er fi9 bds dnbere
gnbe nm ben 2eib tniipfte unb iih
bdna NIT SiIfe 8etf&rs berablieB.
@s asfung ibm aud bic ertrinfenbe
Sruu gu fafen unb er ipollte re
beraussieben, dber iie tpe6rte iid biers
gegen, iobab Menges fdiieBlib felbit
IN 9efubr mar unb Tid banu BON iei'
mem S6naser In bic S0be sfe6en lieb.
gun perTuate BetI6sr feline Jrau gu
retter. a6er audi fetne 8emiibuneen
ipuren persebens, benn iie mar in5tpis
f6en in bic gtefe seiunten unb bic
2ei6e turrte erir 6et Sngesanbrua
nit SiIfe anberer In ber gaahbdrf6dft
po9nenber 6urmsr geborgeu tperben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-20
@Oit elmer Wamer
stiir5te Der feds Sabre alte grtfur
Sprnbudl beim SnbianeripielsH,

Ser ief)s Sabre aIte s(rtblir Sort.
6ad), pom go. 1906 Bremen StraBe,
lit Der itoIse BETTER zines politdnoi.
gen Snbianertoitiinls unb biefsr
ltntitano murbe eeitern gsadyutittns
per6dngnibpoa fir ben &letneu.
sIls tpaicbedter SSnoianer nulbte
CT notiirIiD allf ldngere grpebitioneE
ans5ieben uno SSogo alif .s9labgelid,-
ter" MADDEN uno geItern oebrlte s[r-
thur feline StreifSiige BIS nady ,9etb-
lebcm" aus lIno fletterte i6IieBlidJ
an Ser Chill ino 2oth StraBe allf
eiue Maner, llfit gtllsifau mad r9laB.
geIidtcrn" 81 baIten. Sierbei aing er
jeooG nidt init Der uotbtgeu @oritd,t
81 @esfe mo itiir5te oils elmer Sole
non etlpa feds SUB alf- bas StroBen-
pilaiier, ipobet CT iitb cine iiefe aopf.
wmOe 5u3og Der gerlm9liifte lpur-
sc, nad)0em ibu ein in Der 9tdbe
lppbncil0er gtr5t einem geotbperDaaio
an9clegt batte., naa Dem Ct. @iaricn
SoIpital iiberfi!brt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-20
gsrfanOt iDd9rsnb b.rfelben 3sit:

Rinbpftb. Die 3ufubren
iparen mdbig unb fanben bic 9sitdns
re f9nslIen 2lbiab; bic preife martin
ipsnis berdnbert. Til6ii6e parsn
feit unb bic Ra9frass gut. Stodsr
unb s5sensr iparsn i'm preiIe fsff.
Wlittlsre unb f9pere Gtiere $500
-9.25; Jleifder Stiere $e.50-8.75;
auserleiene Big erfra $9.OO-9.25;
Seifsrs $6.50-8.50; auserlefens Bis
ertra $9.75-9.0O; &ii6e $500
700; auserleeIns Big EXTRA $7.10-
7.5o; Gamers $4.o0-475; istte
Mil9fiibe $6.00-7.OO; ertra $40
7.5O; Mil9fiibe $35.O0-90.OO; Stos
dsrs unb Geebers; Stisre $3.50.
500; 5eifers $5.5O-7.oO; &iibe
100000.
gullsn = Die Sufubrsn iparsn
tlein unb Der Wartt feIi.
5stte BulIen $7.25-7.75; gotogz
na S6.50-750; mussrs uno lsi4ts
$5.OO16.25.
&dfbeL Die 3ufu6ren tparsn
rei4Iid unb bic prsiie Toe big $100
niebrissr.
Bette aalbsr S11.OO; einise .rtra
s11.25; fair big CUTE lsi6ts $3.50
1875; OrbiHdre unb srObe $500
1850.
99peine. Die 3ufubren
fparen rei4lih, bic Rd9frage isbr
gut unb bic pretie infolse b0bsrsr
Mslbunssn non austpGrtissn Wdrts
ten etipas bober.
Gute Bis auseridsne @srfanbts
unb Jlsiideriprisn $9.95-10.00; 3es
miihte @erfanbtIortsn S9.75-9.95;
auserlelsne mittlere 160 Bis 18O pfb.
S9.75-9.90; lei9te gerianbtfOrten
120 Bis 155 pfunb $9.5O-9.6o; orr
bindre Bis CUTE 5srtel 10 pfunb uno
peniser S5.00-8.75; orbindrs BIB
auserlsiens idtpsre fstte Sdus $500
-9.35; Stass S6.00-700.
g dafe unb 2dmmer. = Die
3uiubrsn ipnren lei4t. 9ute unb aass
erleisne fetie S6afe iparsn in Ra9s
frdse unb faroen bel 25c b0bersn
preiIen ifnellen Qbfas, 2dmmsr pas
rem 25 Biz SOC niebriger.
Sfafe, ertra, S7,75-8.oO; quite
bis aussrlefene $7.00-7.75; orbinds
,e Bis fair $4.50-6.5o; 9dmmer.
srtra, S10.15-10.25; quite big aus
erlsIsne $9.50-10.00; orSindre big
fair $70o-9,25; Griihia6rs 2dmmer
S10.O0-13.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-20
IlaksNad3ri6tett.
g a m Il a a, 20. Mai.

Sami itag, 20. Wai.
Sm gincinndtisr Diitrift pirb Der
ObiofluB fpobl itationGr bleiben. 9e'
fern abenb bate Der Glub bei bieiis
ger geseHb sinen Daiieritanb bon
1872 SUB.
Die fOlgenbsu 9spef4en trafsn see
tern bier elm:
pittsburg, Pu.-7.9 5uB, iteist.
Dbeelins, 80. @a.-10.O SUB, iteigt.
partersburs, 80. @a.-7.4 SUB, itsist
aanntubu Soils, 80. ga.-2.0, fdllt.
Gbarlsiton, 20. 8a.-6.3 SUP. fdlt.
portsmoutb, O.-11.4 5uB, fdllt.
2OuisDille, ap.-84 5uB, fGGt.
eponsOiae, Snb.-14.7 SUP, fdIt.
RafbDias, 5enn.-8.4 SUB, fdat.
Chattanooga, aenn.-8.3 Sub, fGnt.
aanfas Gitp, Mo.-13.7 SUB, fdat.
Wempbis, Seun.-23.8 SUB, iteigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-20
Csc sGrla,tbxikiebeine.

(SoTep6 8. Rot6ert, %, W2t. Seal.
TIN, Sbip.
(Mabel g. @ingan, "a, 646 Barr
StraBe.
(Surrp gedman, %, 1913 grem.n
1 Strabe.
l@plOte etifel, 10. 1890 Central 9lOs.
fSacob Sbsrman, %, Detroit, Bid.
I Sdbel &apIpn, %, 429 Belts Str.
(@m. 5. @iner. 40, 317 0f 1s.
I StrdBt.
lWlarp 9. 5tuten6ers, 2s, bessI.
(@m. 8, 8e6tptb, "a, 1907 Qenblss
! ton Sttabe.
(8OTa 9entOtte, 19, 322 OF u. ctr.
(@itef 6. Seer, %, gelIebue, ap.
l9ermine @rosjean, q, SO 20. Z. Ct.
(mtariDn =. Satborn %, 4582
I Gaitern Gberue.
lMdpfle ghpeitert, 20, besgl.
}Rpser 8. 9anton, Serraee pdrt.
(Nettie 6. srtmbIe, 420 Stanlep 2lpe.
(Sof. SOrftmann %. 27e2 20. 8.
/ Strhbe.
lMaris arupfeIO. .19, 1867 IiIitaa
Strdbe. 4
(Maurice asO9. 33. 1884 CrasbOn
@benus, Il
lebit4 SaI. 20. 4262 aausfanb afDe.l
fgprpn Sut4ias. 81. 796 @9ittispl
I StrdBe. y
(RodasI parrptt. 20. 1928 GsharI
gtpenue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-20
FIRST CALL :. ''' s'dA
SECOND CALL
0elb, Bombs nnb slftien in g2elu yOrf,

UeIdaitspapiere Dwrosn ~ 34S Biz.
fsntirt. @shiel auf 2oHbon saren fietis.
sjlr % 9ass A.7a1, Si&t s4.7s; XabeI
GRusiiuuosn $A76x, 8sanss Sidt S.siK.
&atel 5.91. Narf 6iAt II, aobsi TN,
srsnsu Sidi 1917. kabsl l34, gire eidi
e.32. Aabei s.8i, Nutsl eiAt sf1s; Rabsl
s1x; 6ilter. Barren 7sXe, Rslifanif4e
Isasrs 5SX.
aftisunarft.--gie Giienbatn.slftIsn
paren aud ttuts pieber tsnaHgebeHo unb
fsjf i'm Yleiie, beionbers Meaoing. Ger
Narft idiob harf uas bic S45ubnoiirun.
cen fanosn uisiiiens iibsr bsnsR Don &c.
iiera.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-20
QofQl 8eridt.
Mms ben OeriAtsbSfen.
Senrp Srep's 8siites5nitano aber'
mnls Gesenitanb einer Inter
indmng.
Senrp Greo's Settles.
auitouo.


Ter Spitenbdiloler Senrb Srep,
Der befanntliG i6on Dor eirigen $50.
6en. neil er elmer aourteiane &c.
mems @aoaline 8eiior $4,000 in
Bombs, Die er bon ieinem Sater cr.
crbte, gum @ei6enf eeniaft unb aud,
bes Srauefi5iuuners pegen feline Ja'
mile perIaiien totte, i'm 8oli5eige-
ritt uub i'm grobatgerift figurirtc,
uniBte iif aeitern IN bem lesterelt
SriGunol abermnls elmer ltnteriuG.
|ung icines geiitigen 3litnnbes inter.
ipericn. geine Satin 2eona 5rep,
Die 7. 81. aIs feline gormiinberin er.
nannt tporber mar, bot am RithpO9
einen sipeiten glntrag geItellt, odB
Siren. neil irrfinnig. Dem 2ongoiGu
9lipl iibcrlpieien iperoe. Die gerbailo.
lung fmirae eeitern Aahntittag pcr
Tid'ter 9ueocr5 begonnen, na6oen
Der 9cstere einen antrng Der anlpdl-
ie Sirens, baB Der sSaIl elmer Sslirp
urtcrbreitet iueroe, abgetuieien bate.
9aralifbin neriudten Die slnudlte ei-
nen gufiduib bis Deontag 81 erlan.
0en, itanoen ober 6coon ab, als NidI'
ter 2ne6ers erfldrte, oab Siren bis
oa6in unter O6bilt oes Sberiffs 6lei-
ben miiiIe. Die Satin Sirens, wie
au6 feline Stiefnuttter, madten bic
ielben alsiagen, ,tpie bel Der erlten
8erbdnblitng. Or. 8. S. Scope, DER
,Sren i'm @eridltsaebillbe unterilId,te,
erflirte ibn fiit irriinnig, ipdbrsno
Or. 8aIph Reeo, Der i'm ebenfaas
unterIu6t bot, erfldrte, baB ser
Wam eesenipdrtig i'm pollen 9eli5cI
iciner geiitiaen SSdfuItdten lei. Ga
isreps slrriDdlte nod ipeitere Seugcn
pcriiibren poller, lint nadBlnueue:L
eaB oerielbe ni6t irriiunig 1T, puroe
bie &Seiterperharlolltng auf bellte
8ormittag 8 llbr bertalt.
SSn ScrieIben gerbinolmg itrenate
euf Sas SrolierBimmer WfoSeline
Reiior, benz Die @ouos, reldle 5rep
ibm geidenft bdtte, onrd ole Toli3ei
obaenonlmen mlrben. cine HepIepiI-
flaae eeacn 9fihter 2uebers, Der lie
iett i'm 8er,pabr bot, oil, lim rpieocr
in ben @eiis oerieIben 5li aeTangen.
gbefhetbungs. sale.
Sacob 6. Groslep mill pot
gffie Groslep, Die er am s. glpril
1913 beirutbete, gcid,ieben ieit, neil
iie ibrc 9flihten nernahldiiigt uno
ibn oerIaiicn bat, ieit tuelher 3eit Tie
Sniaifin zines 6rcubenbauies geruor.
ben lit.
Tic StcioungsfIage Ser s[liceI
i Ii r Il e eeeen Senrp s. 5iirite, pcl.
DE con ocm 2ebteren NIT elmer &C.
beaiit1portet tporSen mar,
,pur6e eeitcrn sur @erbanoIung &C.
braft, bod neri6ob Der &idter ieine
entiteiruna, bis ibm Die betoerieiti-
gen InapaItc ihriftIidle argirmeitte
,tutertreitet bahen.
Sarab 6. Suebess 1925
&ine slpe., @oripoob. iuurSc pcr oeml
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eier. = wlnrft b0bsr; 3ufu6r 49,
TSP aifisn. Girfts 21F21ac; Orbis
narp firts 20--202c; auf BEN Diartt
20-21ac.
aartoffeln. = Wartt b0her; Su'
fubr 1s Cars. Wiaisan, WiscoHiin,
Minnefota unb Datota fueibs Doc
$1.OO; MineTota unb Dofota S9iOs
$3.50.
@efliigsl. = 2ebenbes, Martt boz
Der; Sdbne 1876.
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Gbicaso, 10. waai.

gDeissn. = Jiir SuIi Sill
13b; an S6luB $1.12b. Sir Sept.
H.11a-1.13g; am Sdlub $1.12s.
Wslidiorn. = Sir Suli 734-
74c; am S6Iub 73ae. 5iir Sept.
III 72ac; am S9lub 72c.
9dfsr. - Siir Suli 41a-423c;
ON S9lub AT. Sir Sept. 39I--
S94e; am SdluB 39se.
Roggen. - Ro. 2, 99ae.
@erffe. - 61-79c.
Gimoibp. = $5.50-8.OO.
Rlee. --S7.50-15.0O.
porf. = Sir Suli $23.60-23.s
20; am G6luB $23.60. Sir Sept.
$23. 3.3O-23.47; an Gdlub $23.T.
GdmaI3. = 0iir Suli $12.9O-
1900; am G4luB $500. Cir Sept.
$13O0--13.12; am S4lub $13.12.
Rippsnisitsn. - ssiir Snli $12.T
-12.87; am S9luB $12.87. Jir
gspt. s12.90-12.97; an SdIuB
$12.9T.
Butter. = Murti b0ser; CREAMERY
26h 29as.
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gbteaao. 10. Moi.

g dpsiae 3ufubr 1900;
Martt f6ipod. Butt $9.95-101o;
lsi9te S9.65-1O.1o; ssnii4ts $9.70
-1015; i9iuere $9.65-10.20; robe
S9.65-9.S0; Geriel $7.50-9.55.
Rinbpteb. = 3ufubr 1000;
Wlartt fsit. RatiSe Beef Stisrs $50
-10.25; StOders unb Jeebers $500
$50; aiihe unb 9eifers $40
$50; aGlber S8.O0-11.25.
g d afs. = 3ufubr 5000. Martt
itetig. Wstbers $7.75-10.O0; gtpes
$6.0O-1o.Oo; 2dmmer $500
1890.
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