davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
DIVISION IN DrMocR,TIc RAMS.

THE thirteen Democrats in the House of Represen-
tatives who refused vote for the restoration Of
the duties on sugar have revealed the point OF at
tack which Democratic rebels will make upon the VIII
son programme OF legislation this year. They will
attempt to hamstrng the administration ty refusing
to provide the which will be required to meet
the Democratic deficit the Treasury and to pay for
the military preparedness which White House will
urge
In this it is believed they will find good many
coadiutors in Democratic ranks. Indeed it is now
whispered the advice which Bryan gave his
when the McLemore resolution was under considera-
tion was TO all their strength for the supreme
test Of the schemes which the administration
will be compelled to present. The number of those
who will be amenable to this advice is variably reck-
oned from forty to seventy-but at any rate it is
sufficient cause a good deal OF worrment to the
party chieftains
The sugar bill by far the least biectonable Of
all the measures which will up under the head
Of revenue legislation Il contained provisions TO
which the Democrats have voted adherance in every
tariff revision until the last one yet a sufficient num-
Der Of Democrats refused to support it to have de-
stroyed the party control the House if the vote had
proceeded along pfrty lines AS it was, however, the
Republicans could and did vote with eageness for
this piece Of Republican policy endorsed by Demo-
cratic committee and the bill easily passed.
The forthcoming revenue bills will not be of this
nature however and the Republicans will be justified
in Withholding their endorsement unless their views
considered in framing the legislation. It has al
ready been demonstrated that the Democrats cannot
accomplish anything Of their own strength and the
control Of the capital legislation Of the session has
passed into the hands Of Republicans.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
GEMS OF THOUGHT

Reason should direct and appetite obey.-Ccero.
.-.-.-.
The slender debt TO natures q6icky paid-Quarles
states are great engines moving sowly.-Bacon
t-.-.-.
It doth not at all follow because God is incompre-
ssule 20 our mite and narrow understandings that
He is utterly inconcevable by them so hat tev On
NOT frame any idea Of Him ALL and He may there
ioie De concluded TO be nonenty. For il is certain
tnal we cannot comprehend ourselves and that we
nave not such an adequate and comprehensive knowl
cage OF the essence Of any substantial thing thai we
even body itself, which the atheists think tber,eeiy
so well acquainted with. because they can feel H. win
ueir fingers, and which is the only Substance thai
acknowledge either In themselves or in the universe
hath such Duzzling difficulties and ontanelemcnte IN
the speculation OF H. that they can never be abe In
extricate themselves from.-Ralph Cudworth.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
VILLA never knew
OF This Peril

vINELAND. N j., April 4.-When
15-year-old Joseph Cereno drew his
weeks pay Saturday night, he remem-
bered an invitation he had received
from a chum in Delaware to go to
Mexico and catch Villa. Joseph was
soon on the train, but his parents dis
covered the chum's postal and tele-
graphed to the Seaford, Del. police 10
watch them. Joseph is now on the
road to Vineland. while his father
awaits his coming in the woodshed.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04

dent near West Chester. Luckily Mr..
McDermott returned home shortly
after the report became circulated
and was able to refute the rumor.
Mrs. McDermott had been informed
by man over the telephone that her
husband had been badly injured but
was being brought home.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
Thrown OvERBOARD IN REyENGE

That he had been thrown into the
Christiana River by a highwayman
after he had refused to give up his
money. was the story told by Harry
Whitcraft. No. 1901 Bennett street,
when he entered the police station yes
terday- He said he could not identify
his assailant
Evening journal., 1916-04-04

Mr.. Mcawber said Annual income twenty pounds;
annual expenditure nineteen and six; result happi-
ness. Annual income. twenty pounds annual ex-
penditure twenty pounds ought and six: result mis-
cry" It is noteworthy fact that in these days vast
majority Of the people seems to prefer misery.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
MIR. McprRMOTT NOT INJURED.

City Councilman Joseph L. McDer-
mott, Of the Eleventh ward, is seeking
the persons who caused his wife and
relatives much uneasiness on Sunday
night, when they made Mr.. McDer-
mott the butt of joke by reporting
him injured in an automobile acci-
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
DEMOCRATS CLAIM UNDUE CREDIT.

ID GOODWIN RHETT, newly elected president OF
Az the Chamber Of Commerce OF the United States
has been doing little commercialogue in the Mid
die West. In one Of his speeches Mr.. Rhett asked
the audience III they realized that change in
banking laws. coming at a critical period in his
tory saved this country from disaster which would
have been felt in every section Of it,"
Just to refresh Mr. Rhetts mind let it be said that
il the Aldrich- Vreeland emergency currency
measure enacted by the Republican party which pull
ed the country OF danger the time the European
started The Federal Reserve Act ponder
and unweldy that it did not get into operation
until long after the war began.
1--WE keeping in close touch with the situation"
said the Treasury Department on July 81. 1914 "The
Aldrich- -Vreeland Act is still in force, and
the terms upon which CURRENCY may be issued under
that act are now so favorable that may be made
quickly and effectively, to II to meet any emergency"
And resort made to that act From August
to October I. 1914 emergency currency issued to
thee national banks OF the country the extent of
s370OOOOOO The report Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury for the fiscal year 1914 written under date Of De-
cember T. 1914 stated;
"There is every why the country should look
to the future with confidence far its trade
merce, and industry concerned. This has been
accomplished Notwithstanding the fact that the Fed
eral Reserve System authorized by the act Of De-
cember %, 1913 at that time (when was de-
clared) only in process of formation and there
fore unable TO render any service in the situation"
Here was proof OF Republican far-sightedness.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04

If, is reported Bandit Francisco villa is wounded
and suffering from broken leg his capture should be
merely matter of a short time With the main body
Of his followers signally defeated and many of them
killed and with the remnants of his force being closely
pursued by American and Carranza troops the bloody
minded leaders career seems to be drawing to in
glorious close
Evening journal., 1916-04-04
GEORGE A. WILLIS DEAD.

George A. Willis who died in Cen
treville, Del. a few days ago was
buried on Friday in Sloan NJ. +.
Cemetery, Bethel township. He was
a former resident of Chester where
he was well-known to many of the
older residents and a brother Of eX-
Councilman c. d. Willis, of East
Broad street. He is survived by a
widow.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04

Former Governor McCreary. Of Kentucky. says
has read all he speeches which the President delivered
his Western trip. Some job thatl And he finds
that Nh Wilson repeated himself once. by way
OF explanation submit that the President try
ing TO adapt himself to the audiences which he adj
dressed II he thought they were to any degree
pacific he spoke in that vein II he thought they
highly belligerent he GRATED accordingly In short he
was making speeches for Wilson and wanted them to
ht Jay Gould said that he Democrat in
Democratic county, Republican in Republican
county. and an Erie Railroad all the time.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04

Hardware dealers announce that prices have ad-
vanced 10 to 200 cent because Of the high cost Of
copper zinc. steel and other materials due to the
in Europe This is one phase of the kind of pros
perity" of which the Democratic party is boasting.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04

Secretary Of the Navy Daniels says he is opposed
10 large submarines That being so the probability
is that II is one Of the best why we should
have them.
Evening journal., 1916-04-04

I'm The Associations Of Amer
kslAIsI lean Advertiser has ex-
W@W aminsd and certified 60
the circulation Of this pub
uoation. The figures Of circulation
eontsined in the Associstion's ~
port only are guaranteed.
Association Of American Advertisers
No. 4iy Whitehall Bldg. Il 7. City
Evening journal., 1916-04-04

The Association Of
American Advcrtia.
ers ia composed Of
all the great ndver.
tisers Of tnis coun
try. The Assooia-
ton endorses only
such papers as sub.
init 20 itr eKamina.
tion AZ any moment,
and positive proof
must be submitted
The accompanying
cert ii6cate. No. Aibi.
has been issued 10
this pAper.
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@rnnoefeentmms : nebertragnngert

6. g. @otpnro, MbminiItrator, an
Charles Selfers, @runb1tid oli ser
8otuie StraBe; ut1O all Der @de Ser
Yereiba unb Hefueio Ctr; $4,000.
Garter &. Sommers an George 6.
5our, @runbltiid in Ser Mount 8leaiant
| Nbbitton; $500.
Sgnab 95ier8anofpsfi uno Srdl an
Beter Spro lnab Srau. so Mter 2ano;
| $1,000.
Iarooret 6agmotu1 an emma Cog
ST. So. er''"8'fi'd il" eif'>Sl0f 1885,
6. S. 2econtte an @orp SO. Sdipims
n,er, 20 Ider Qailb; $4,000.
@runbfiid am Gueensboro gloce, 1925.
Charles 8. Shmtbt unb Srau an @nb
q. 8idel, @runbitiid on Der 8ierce
@benue; $500.
Gus &oidmid II. 81, burd 56eriff,
! an eSar1es Goutlebge Ii. 2eonarb 8rofpn,
@rnnbftiid ON Der Nort6 Salaoa Ctr;
| $500.
Sranf Gdelher an Srml E. Winlih,
@runb1tilf al1s benz NadlaB bon Sralt
8. Shel6er; 81 Ii. q.
$. e. Gtt unb 6. 3. Gfabben an S.
6. 8ren, @r1tnbitiid in Sos @ngeles
Set9gt9, 9o4O.
q. 6. appling al 8. S. 8aIace,
@runoitiid on Der 9el Hio StraBe;
5000.
Ttife 5dfpimmer unb Srau an S. 6.
sS{ua''S 5000 S'"'0''na a." "000'0o'0
8. 6. George II. q. bur1 6beriff,
an 6. s.. It9elt, 8runoltiid III 2aurel
5eiabts; $500.
Gina 6hgbes an Clara Menger,
@runbitiid an Der Igarita 4pe., Beacon
Sfa; $500.
q. 81. uno @auo IS. 5effel an Gam
fsrieoman, @rrnoitiid i'm @itp@8lod
ST.; 5000.
Spbn aenneb an IS. 6. Sitter,
@rnnbftiid in 8iperiioe Barf; 800
Ii. 81.
Sout6tpeftern 2anb Corporation an
Srau 30. 8. &iQian, @runbitiid in 2afes
bieip @arbens SO. 9; 800.
Sout6meftern 2anb Corporation on
Sruu sc. 8. &iuiar1 @runDitiid in 2afe@
bietp @aroens $50. 2; $1.00.
81. g. &ilian nnb Srnu an Sobn s.
6eifer, Grllnbftiid IN 2afebiep @aroens
$40. 2; $4,000.
q. 56neIe If. an q. @rieienbed it,,
@runbftiid in Cos Gnseles Seigbts;
$40 Ii. q.
q. 8. Sdnene If. an u. 9riefenbef
IT,. @runbftiif on Der 8igsbb Ibenue,
@itte Terrace; $40 II. 81.
@. 9. Grnolb an 90. M. Smith,
@r1nbffiid in Ser S%etntng's Suboibiz
iion; $40 II. 81.
Gabmonb @otparbs, Sruitee, an Nls
bert unb @rnit Stebes, @rrno1tiid i'm
nelIen gitbzGlpd 593; $500.
Ilguit 2%imburaer an @niton Sinfsa
berner, 8runoftiid an Riper @nenue;
$500.
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Die oemofratiIde staatsfOnoentton

8ereitS BET Der Mabl eineS
~ten1porGren goriibertoen 8etete es
ftdL oaB sic oemofratii6e Staats-
fonpention, oie geitern Wittog in
Soufton a~ulammentrat, bon ben an-
ti-8robibttioniiten beberri6t meroe.
Ser &anoioat Ser Anti's, Der Iopo-
fat 9efer aus Guanab, Ser ol1gen=
blidlid inn Seer itebt uno bon 81
8dIo fam, I'M an Der 8%onbention
teil5unebmen, muroe nit 6351a
Stimmet gegen BEN Ganotoaten Ser
Bros" 90. s. @olfe BON Dallas,
Ser 1902 5timmen erbielt, gemablt
Nah ser @obl bes tempordren Gor=
iiberoen tprroe bic &onbention bis
berte morgen I'M 5ebn ltbr bertogt.
@ol1perneur Serguion ulo Ieine
Srernoe baber bole &ontrole iiber
tie. gs beiBt, ooB Die &onpention
feline Stellnng in Dem Son1pf nm
ons Senntorenamt nebmer miro.
Die @onbention miro ii6 auh nid)t
fir Sltbmiiiion erflGren uno nidt
fir @eibebaltuna oes &obertlon=8e+
iebes.
Die oemofrotiide Staotsfonbeft-
ton trat beute morgen nm balb elf
ltbr 5uiammen. Das &omite fir
Wanoate empfobl in ieinem 9eridt,
oie gntl6eioungen bes Staatsfomi=
tes IN 8e5ng auf bic ftreitigen 9ele-
gationen gut 81 beiBen uno oamit
ben Sieg ser Maioritdt 81 ii6ern.
IS nuroe iiber oieien 8eridt ourd
Hamensruf abgeitimmt nno ct
muroe, mie man borber malBte, nit
GROCER Waioritat angenommen.
Die 8latfprm miro cine @l1tbei=
Buna ser merifanii6en Holitif 8iI=
ion's entbalten, miro DIE ipeitgebeno-
ite Seffentli6feit BON 8eipiaigungen
uno @nsgaben foroern; miro cine
Briifung oes iesigen n@areboule"-
@eiebes empfeblen, INN gepiiie ltebel
ob5ulte1en; miro einen @bt-Stltn
ben-Sag fir aGe Irbeiter empfeblen,
miro Ole @rflaruna entbnlten baB
fremoes &apital in Serns mill
fommen beige uno ibn alien S6ub
peripre6e; miro Den gau zines neuen
StaatsirrenbauIes befirporten; miro
cine 8emiligung BON 5Dei Wiaionen
Collars fiir Die 2anbI6ulen berlnn-
gen, cine Antomobiliteuer empfeblen
II. 81. M. Son Submiiiion miro iie
ni6ts iaqen.
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II r uett3.

@r erinden nnfre Seier, beren announcement a6selanfem 1T, redt
Srinaeno, Sen Idnloisen getrae nmgebeno ein5nienOen, ba es inns nm=
mSsli5 lit, sen san3em Staat 6ereien SIT laHen.
0imano ioae bas @latt .entsesenme6men, Der bas announcement
nht fortSuietem mlnidt. 1tnb nit Ser IbbeHennng ioate Die Ginienonng
Ses reiierenben Setrages erfolsen.
Die 3eiuns lit eun 8ei6aft me ieoes anoere nmo besbal6 erianben
mir mms, aelesentlid &ednnnsen aassuidifen, af beren prumpe 8ee
sa6lumg mir bei6en maien, benin obne Self laft Tb fmn @eldaft fiji
rem.
Sic Grpebitinn.
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sa
sc
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-08-09

= @eItern abeno falto i'm 8eetbo.
ben-@arteit cine gut beltdte Ser
fammlung i'm SntereIie @ouperneitr
Golquitt's itatt, Ser iih befanntlid,
troboent er in Der Brimarnabl iiber
10000 Stimmen erBnItcn mo Dem
linn 5nrt16it fommenocn 3anoiooten
UNI $1,000 Stimmeu porails lit, am
26. 4rguit nod elmer WoDl unter.
tuerfen muB. Die Beriammlung
uuroe bon ben 9errcn Sacob @ag-
ner, q. 0eIpb mno @. 81. Spielba-
gen geleitet. gs ipuroe betont, DAB
cine agitation orinserto no~ttpenoie
iei. oa febr biele fih nod nidt flor
barber Ieiet, 6aB SOB. golquiti
nod niht Die Domination gum Bun.
oesienator erbalten babe, lonoern
nod cine 8abl ourbmadJen miiIfe
rno oaB feline @egner Die groBter
@nitrengungen madten, i'm in Die.
Ter @abl, Die am &c. 4usuit ltatt.
finoet, 5u idlagen. Gs puroe oes.
balls bcibloiien, Elm &omite gu bil.
ben uro oieIem Die @gitation fiji
nttier @onntp gu ii6ertraeen. Sc
fpi'roe aud ipe5iea oarauf aufmerf.
Jam gemadt, oaB es ~nottpenoig lei
gcIoer aui5ubringen, ga Die Gam.
pagne 5onos golquitts, BET ser er.
iten 8abl eridopft ieien.
Die bier eeitern abgebaltene
republifanilde Staats . aonpention
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Hplitiides.

Die Brobibttioniiten limo ent
1dloiien, tros ibres Wiserfolges It
ser oemofratiiden Transformation
babin 8u orbeitett, uno 5tpar nit al
lem @a6orud, oaB i'm na61ten Sabl
cine 8olfsabftimmitng itber Brobt
bition Itattfinoet. @offentli6 tper-
oen oie Mnti's inn Stonoe iein, oiei(
M"bitimmling 81 oerbinoern. Sat.
ldflih lit bic 3obl oerer, oie feine
iolde M%bitimmung baben molen
GROCER, als Sic 3abl oerer, Die fin
cine iol1e lino u1tb es mare unreft,
oem 8oIfe cine iol6e anf5u5tpin'
gen. Sir iinb aleroings iiber5eugt
Oobon, baB Die @nti : Yrobibittoni-
ften bei Ser Mbitimrnung lieger
iperoenL aber mir mohten Der 9e-
boIferung bon Seras Ser @ufre.
aling uno bie maBIoie grbitterltng
crIparerL oie 8robibitionsfampfe
INNER nit fid 6ringen. l1ebrigens
baben Die Sreunoe gul6erion's es
gei9idt bermieoen li6 5u Sen
Bros" biniiber5iebeh gu laiien. 9ie
uBro's" iudten Inn ibre Siilfe in
Der Transformation naf, tire @n-
erbietltngen miiroen aber abgepie-
fen. grotbem meroen Die u8ro's"
ihon gu Dem Sbren fommen. l1m-
ionit unteritiisen iie CHARLES Gulber-
Jon niht unb fie uiiien AUDI gan5
aeilau, 6aB er obne lire Siilfe nidt
gemGbIt meoren fam.
ssn Ser @eoe, in ser err Sen pro-
bibitioniitiihen Braiioenti6aftsfon-
oi6aten Sanlep BON leiner Nomi-
nation in 8enntnis iette, Iagte So
bert $. Yatton, ser @ortfiibrer oes
Ioeenanrten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !:
Cine Minipn Marner unle-
reg 2an6es bat iih, mooerner
Wihenldaft gu Solge, cine aranf-
belt Suge5ogeit, Die iid in einem
untpioerIteblifen 8erlangen nab
ltorfem @etranf duBert. 9ieie
aronfbeit legt INN Die BON ibr Sc
faaenen mieber Die Setter, Die emit
ser ldtpar5e Mann bes Siioel,s
trua." 8looiinn bon @nfang Biz 81
groe. grItens lit oas Serlangen
nah itarfen @etranfen rur in ielte-
men SGlen cine &ranfbeit, 5. b. es
lit franfboft geiporoen, mie oes Ser
1ongen nod irgeno elmer Speiie
ooer einem @etronf franfbaft tper-
ben fam; 5peitens lit Der Ser
glei1 Der 9rinfgewobnbeit nit Den
Sflabenfetten oes Siioens olbert
nno un5utreffenb uno orittens siebt
es unenolih bel mebr MGnner IN
nnierm 2an6e, Die Sreuoe on alfo'
holbaItigen @etranfen BADEN, a(s
cine Wi1ion.
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3oit mad ser alien 9ei1not,

9ie nddlten neutralen 9ampfer,
Sic 8oItiaben fitr Deuti6lono uno
Seiterrei6=llngorn bon Seem Oorf
mitnebmen limo:
Oscar H." om WittDo6, 16.
@ltgult, iiber 0anemarf.
uStodbolm", @otbenb1rg, IL.
September.
IS lit nottpenoig, BEN gfomen oes
betreffenoen 9ampfers groB uno
oeutli9 auf Dem griefumidlag gu
bermerfen. Sober 9rief loate Der
art marfiert mer6ert, 6a er ionit oiel-
lei6t al1f nelttralen 9ampfern befor-
bert miro, Die englil6e 5dfen anlau.
fen.
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s E / q ..

@ns @on5ales miro beri6tet,
oaB ser I'M 8an begriffene Damn,
lpel6er Die Guadalupe aufitauen ioa,
innerbalb 5mei ODER orei Monate
beenoet fem miro, ttenn ni6t unbor-
bergeiebene @aturereigniiie entire
ten,
@Is elm &ompliment fir Die
3eitungs5unft bot Sreo @. Saois,
Staats : @ferboufommiIidr, ben
molbefannten 3eitangsmann Sarrp
Sampton @iGiams als StatiItifer
leines 9epartements ernannt, fir
meI6en Soften er tpegen ieiner gro
BEN @rfabrung Defenders geeignet
fein foa.
Die probibitioniitii6e Bartei
bat in Der In Dallas abeebaltenen
Staats 8onpention elm eigenes
Sidet aufgeiteat; 9aitor s. SO.
2emis bon Dallas itebt als @cuper.
neurs : 4anbioat an Ser Spite oes.
lelben.
Im IS. gliguit miro Ser ga.
loon in @bite 8oint, i'm Bresinft
go. A bon Batricio gountp, gei6fof.
fen. Der Saloon, Der in Der Wa6s
Der groBen @asfeloer Iieet, mar felt
etnigen @oden Der ein5ige @lat
IN feds Counties, mo nod elm Sdlud
an baben tpar. l
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COMPANY g%eborigen Mai6ine. 9o5
Dal(aIer @utotnobil muroe ourd)
oen 4npraG ltmeeporfen, ood pl1r-
sen oie orei Snialien p~oaitdn0i9
u~nperleet unter ibrer Gor beroorge-
3ogett.
= 3man5ig iunge @&anner, mel
fe bon Ser &oli5ei in 9iaoroboGen
ser @eitieite oufgegriffen porert
mitroen bonn 8oli5eiri6ter 5u ie S.
Strafe %berl1rteilt; 8ebn an0ere, BE-
rem @erbre6en oarin beitano, bob ie
in 5oloons geleifen batten, befa=
men $40 a1ifge6rantat.
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Sas fagt aenns.

80, Oh oarfit mfrs slauben, lie
Der 5reuno, in meiner langiGbrigen
ebe babe ib MIR elm ein5iges Mol
elm utianftes @ort SIT meiner Srou
geiagtl"
80, mie lit 6as nur mogIi6?"
~No, id botte gIeid am eriten Mol
geraoe aenugl"
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Suns XII uerrenten.

9as nntere unb o6ere Studiuerf
bon Oh. 218 O~it-Gommeree Strase
lit ST. berrenten. Nabere ausfuuft In
Der Office Der yTreiem TreIis".
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Sagnvet 8eribf,
Banmmplle.
Gan Intonio, Ser, 14as gts.
@nlbeiton, oeitern. 1850 gts.
GptrunTamen. Trpbnfte.

>~cttN1
@albelton, eeitern. 14.5O gts.
GptronTamen -TroSnfte.
San 4ntuutp, Seq, 9. 4uguIt 1916
Rrime CRUDE Cotton See0 Oil, SO
GeiItS per @nllons.
9tetu Yprf, 8. @ueuit. = Spot, $9.15
bib. Inguit, 1919 unb 1920; Septem@
Der, 1910 nnb 1918; Ottober, $8.68
uno 1911, Nopember, $3.50 unb $8.42;
9esetn6er, $40 unb STAT; Sar1ar,
$8.42 rnb $9.43; Se6rrar, $9.44 unb
$3.50; Mdr8, 1856 uno $3.50.
aarm.Srpbufte.
Gan Gntonio, Ser, 9. Gl9uit 1916
@ier (rnlr friide) 3o. /, 23c Der 9so.
SO. 2. 12e per 9bb.
Sibner ........ 12Rc-17e per Rf6.
Surtebs .......... lac per Yfunb
Beisen .......... $t.20 per @ufdel
aorn 85e per Buihel
6afer ..............4 8c per 8ufHel
3eu .......... $500 per Sonne
# Uemiifc.
&artoffeln, Weue Segas, 1925; gas
Iiforntn, $2.75.
Siibe aartoffelm, 86ite Gam, $1.75;
Bumpfin gam. 1925.
3tpiebeln, California, $500.
> 8niebeln, grim, per 9bb. 8iinoel 45c.
8obnen, Crime, 1926 Der guidei.
@a6ies6em Acc f, / STD. s8iinoeI.
8~luunentobI, &c unb Il per, 8fb.
@obl, $3.50 per Crate.
@riiner Bfeffer, 81 per 8uidel.
Senerie, 60c per S1benb. +,
Reterflie, 85e per ,9b6. sNiinbeI.
geeten. 40c per ghb. sHiinbeI.
. geIbe @ur5eln, 40c per Snbenb.
Reerrettig>B urseinY per BIB. 12ht
ga1talolpes, Stanoar6. $3.50 per
grate; Snrubo, $1.25. Der Crate.
Somatent 8eras.'4 SCRIBE. 85e uHb
gierpflansen. $t.00f per 8uiAeI.
Squafh, SOC per l9ufbeL
&opfialat, $3.50 per Crate.
@nrfen, per Crate $500.
Spinat. Toe per Bufdel.
ORA, $1.00 fin 8uf6ef.
gieh.Narft.
San @ntonio, Ser, 8, Guauit 1916
&iibe $3.50 biz $3.50.
&dlber $4.25 biz 1878.
O6ieu 1896 bis 5000.
ct. 2ouis, 9. Niie. 1915 = gfinoz
bieb Seras<@ieb, $3.50 biz 5000.
S6tpeine, 1915 bis $10.t5.
Geae.
BoIf un6 Euds 30 gss
ansorasSieeen, Der gfb. 10 Ga
anepra>8ieaen beiddoiet -. s gH