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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

II. Kendrick.
4:20-"The Kings Highway" A. D.
Williams.
4:40-"How 1t Works." the Rev. r.
B. Hudson.
5:O5-Discussion. led by DR.. War
rem H. Wilson, Miss Martha Z. Robin
son, Prof. c. r. Titlow.
Purity department Conference, Friday
Afternoon, Protestant Epis.
cOpal Church.
DR.. Harriet B. Jones presiding.
3:10-"The Need OF Purity Teach
Ing"
3:4o-"The Part of the Sunday
School in Purity Program" Prof. T.
W. Shannon.
4:10-"The Home. Our First Con-
Germ" DR.. Harriet B. Jones.
Discussion.
o. A. b. c. Conference, Friday After.
noon, Masonic Temple.
The Rev. William H. Fields presid-
ing.
Theme-"Program OF Service"
3:10-Opening service.
1920 ta)-"In the Class" the Rev.
E. B. Turner.
$40 (b)-"In the Local Church" DR..
s. w. Walker.
400 (o)-"In the Home" the Rev.
F. f. Brininstool.
1920 DIN the Community" DR..
Joseph A. Bennett.
4:50-Discussion, led by w. c.
iPearce.
Junior Conference, Friday Afternoon
First English Lutheran Church.
Mrs. w. d. Van Voorhis. presiding;
Miss Wilhelmina stooker. leader.
4:00-Devotional Mrs. A. e. Har-
mon.
Topic-"The junior Department
Standard"
a. Conduct; b. Aims; c. Means.
Discussion.
5:0O-Adjournment
Mass Meeting for Men and Boys.
CBoys under IA not ADMITTEDLY
Commencement Hall.
The Rev. Earle A. Brooks presiding.
4:0o-opening service, Prof. w. B.
Taylor.
4.1o-"The Boy, Ills Father and
Sunday School Teacher" Prof. T. w.
! Shannon.
Friday Night Sessions.
Past President the Rev. NJ. L. Wood,
D. D., presiding.
7:30-Missionary praise service.
7:45-"Living Lessons" Miss Will
helmina Stooker.
S:15-"A Church That Fits the Ma
ton to Survive" DR.. Warren Fl. Will
son.
Missionary offering.
S:45-Missionary object lesson:
In native Indian costume. with orr
entail setting, Mrs. Emma Moore Scott,
leader.
Scene one-Object lesson in village
work in India. Mrs. Emma Moore Scott
Mrs. George Barr, Miss Ruby Mason,
Miss Lulu Schlnh-l--
Scene two-Object lesson in high
class banana teaching, Mrs. G. Charles
Hughes, Miss Carrie Lutes.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Rev.iA. j. Hiatt, ID. D., presid-
ing.
7:3o-Mlssionary praise service, led
by Prof e. O. Excel and Prof. AL
win W. Roper.
7:45-Mission object lesson.
In native Indian costume with orien-
tai setting; leader, Mrs. Bmma Moore
Scott.
Scene one-object lesson in village
work in Indian. Mrs. Emma Moore
Scott, Mrs. George Barr. Miss Ruby
Mason. Miss Lulu Schlobohm.
Scene two-Object lesson in high
class banana teaching. Mrs. G. Charles
Hughes. Miss Carrie Lutes.
Offering.
S:2o-"Training World Citizens"
Miss Helen P. Patten.
S:45-"A Girls Anchor" Mrs. An
toinette A. Lamoreaux.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
DRILL URGED AS
BEST EXERCISE
FOR WEAK BOYS
Kansas City Judge Says Train
ing Will Help Youths
More Than Sports.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, April $50
find method of scientific improve
ment Of the physique of all school
boys is one Of the purposes of Judge
w. q. Bland, member of the board
OF education. in the Investigation of
ways and means for military drill in
public schools.
Our present system Of physical
culture in the schools neglects the
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
TO HAVE
GATHERING OF
WOMEN
Second District Organization
Meets in the Mountain City
This Week.

ELKINS. April 29.-The FEEDER.
ated Clubs of the Second congress
sional district will hold their
third annual meeting in the Young
Mems Christian Association building
Thursday, May 4. The following pro.
gram for the three sessions to be held
. is as follows:
Opening session, 9:3c a. IN. Pre-
siding. Mrs. J. NJ. Callahan, president
second district: Bible reading and
prayer. the Rev. William e. Craig;
addresses OF welcome-for the town.
Mayor A. N. Fredlock; for the Host.
ess Club. Mrs. Howard Sutherland;
response. Mrs. I. G. Lazelle, former
president second district; short re-
ports. club presidents Of the district:
vocal solo. Mrs. ]. V. Shipman; How
to Increase the Number OF Clubs in
Our district" general discussion, led
by Mrs. A. NJ. Cunningham, of Ell.
klns: Suffrage Talk" Miss Eudora
Ramsay. Of South Carolina; ~
o'clock. noon, luncheon by the hostess
Of the club.
Second session. $3.50 p. m.-Pre.
siding. Mrs. Howard Sutherland.
president Woman's Civic League. of
Elkins; instrumental solo, Miss Lena
Maxwell: address, 1.-THE Reward Of
Service" Mrs. Joseph G. Cochran.
president state federation; What
Women Can Do to Promote an Inter-
est In Community Civics," general
discussion, led by Mrs. B. NJ. Hoover,
Elkins; vocal solo. Mrs. ]. V. Ship
man; social hour, tea.
Third sessions p. m.-Presi-
dents reception, Methodist church
parlors.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Tennis Matches Arranged.

1o Hh1sVSneo III Hz1t5O1s
Two tennis matches have been ar
ranged between Davis and Elkins and
Wesleyan colleges, the first match to
be played at Buckhannon on May s,
and the second at Elkins on May %.
Wesleyan has had tennis team for
a number Of years. but this is Davis
and Elkin's first year Of this popular
sport and Athletic Director Mullen
mex secured these contests mainly to
create more interest In the game.
Speicher, Faw. Outright and Gould
are the local collegians who are max
ing the best showing.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Arba Harsh, of Glen Jean. and Miss
Dona Shatfer, of st. George, Tucker
county, were married at the home OF
the BRIDES sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Cozad,
this city, by the Rev. William II.
Craig. Following trip to Washing.
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Harsh will be at
home at Glen Jean.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

The body of E. A. Harper. of Da-
Wis. who died Monday, was buried at
Mt. Vernon, near Beverly, Thursday.
Mr.. Harper was 81 years old.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Miss Moro Entcrtains.

Davis and Eikins college will pre-
sent an operetta at the Grand theater
en- May IS and 10 under the direction
of Mrs. J. verus Shipman, instructor
in vocal at the college.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Auxiliary to Meet.

The ladies auxiliary of the Young
Mems Christian Association will con-
duct Sunday afternoon meeting to-
morrow. at the Young Mems Chris
tian Association auditorium. Miss
Constance McCorkle, Of Cincinnati.
will deliver an address.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Grated in the colors of the order, an
elaborate luncheon was served and
the occasion proved one Of the most
delightful Of these yearly events the
Elkins Elks have held.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Mrs. J. NJ. West entertained at a
surprise party at her home on Ran
dolph avenue in honor or'her brother,
Frank Kelly's eighteenth birthday.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Whetsel en-
tertalned at their home on Elm
street Monday night. the occasion be-
ing the eight birthday Of their little
daughter, Virginia.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Miss Fannie Mae Moore entertain
ed q large number OF her friends at
her home in Mill Creek. the occasion
being her birthday.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
To Give Dance.

The Young Ladies of St. Brendan's
catholic church will give dance in
Nathan's hall on Thursday night
May A.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Parsonage Wedding.

James c. Williams and Christina
Robertson were married Wednesday
at the Baptist parsonage by the Rev.
Henry w. Tiffany.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30

Leslie Moore, aged 20. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Eli Moore. died in the Elkins
city hospital, of an attack OF pneu'
moni;, and ccmplirat
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Elks Hold Annual Ball.

Elkinsy Lodge, No. 1875, Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks held its
annual Easter ball in Nathan hall,
Thursday night. The hall was dec
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Personals.


Miss Bella Tonry has returned 10
Westernport. after visit with Miss
Nell Adamson.
Miss Rose Wiebel. of Hagerstown'
Nd, is a guest of Mrs. Charles H.
Earle.
cerstown, Nd, have returned nome
after visit with Elkins relatives. !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Rodgers, o,
Clarksburg attended the Elks' Dali
Tuesday night.
Miss Belle White. OF CiarksouIs'
has returned home, after a visit Win
ElKins friends.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Ritter, are
in Clarksburg. where they were
co,led by the death of their cousin
Mrs. W. D. Newton.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-04-30
Tbon,ason Dead,

Ben H. Thomson, of Loda, died
Friday night of consumption. Mr..
Thomas was "a years old and was
preparing for ministry in the United
Brethren church.
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Saldmoiid,e 0a1rihtem.

$22, 900 S6eater6ei i.
sit in WiImautee. 0ieier Sage
funo i'm &epubIican Sollie Die Sab
resperiomnIing Der German Sbeatre
@onpanp Of 0iiImnutee itott Die SSr-
boter Der NntbeiIiheine oil bem I'M
terne6mcn oes oeutiten Sbeaters ira.
rem allt pcrtFtcn 5beaterbirettor
Sliolpig areik eritattete ben SSabres-
tcrid;t iiher Die periIoiiene Saiiop.
Gs lit notiirllh pieoer elm Serlliit 81
rer5eidlncr, aber i'm Iceten Sabre mar
or $4,000 geringer iuie I'M uorIester.
0a 6urd Die reguIdren uno beioube-
rem SiIisiones cine feite Sumlne 5ur
9eItreitung oes 8erIuites eeihnfieu
III, io ergibt nad) Seran5ielun9 oic-
fer beriiigboren Slmrnen MIR nod
cine llnterbilop5 non $5i4.34. Oo III
Ser fonimenoen Saiion bur6 sllS-
IhaItung Der Sperette NIT geringercrt
aeredInet neroen fam, ic
lit gliisiid,t porbmSen, bab Der Der
hit fortmn gal3 anseemer5t miro.
glns ocm 9eriht ocs Tirettors @rei6,
iDelher Der GerianurrIitng horlng, lit
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answabl Der Erdiioentidaits'
&anoioaten.

Die @srfaFung Der Der Staater
iagt nihts iiber bic 9tuspabl DON
prdiioentfdafts &dnbioaten; lie in
ftruirt bic Taiion nur, pie iie sinen
prdiioenten ertpGblen, aber ni6t, ME
lie aus 100000 Spsi uber bret
perionen berausgreifen tdnn, lbe>
bic abgeitimmt. peroeu ioG.
60 seitatten mir poIitiIben pars
teien. uniere 9iinitlinse 3u nomini=
rsn. grinnern bic 2eier Ii9 nod, Der
Sbatfdde. bub oisIs praris ni6t NM
mer angeipenbet ipuroe9
gliemunb nominirte WaI6inator
fir bas amt beg prGiioentsn. Du aa6
es teiHe aonOentiou unb teinen aau,
tus.
Sm Sabre 1889 taien bic geIebge=
benbsn aDrpsriduftsn Der Staatsn
prGiibenteHtpGbIer aug unb bieIe SO
WGbler tonnten fir irseub jemanben
als prGiibenten itimmen. Sic 6atten
iid an seine 9oridriftsn irgenb nels
der art gu baIteH. aanbibaten ba6
es niht.
Gs III inbeiien bs5sibnsnb fir bic
9opuluritai beg Mannss, Der der
srite i'm ariegs, Der erfe i'm Grisbsn
unb Der srite in ben Ser3en ieiner
aanosleute mar, SaB ale SO Ddb.
Ter fir Wuibinston itimmten.
Sm Sabre 1892 itimmte ipisoerum
isoer WGblsr fir 8ai5ington. gr
mar Der sinoige prdiioent, Der elm
ftimmis serpdblt purbs. Gin BdbIer
aus benz Staate Rep Sampibire Deiz
ssrts iid i'm Subrs 1920, fur Mons
roe gu ftimmen, aus benz einFa6en
9ruube, um Su permeiosu, bab er
ME Waibinston einitimmig gepGblt
piiroe; bic anbsren 231 Stimmsl
tuurben frsili6 fir ben Batter Der
Wonroes8ottrin abssse6en.
gu ben bdmaligeu 3eiten tonnten
bic prGiiosntsHipdblsr spiiftn irpst
YrGiiosntIfafts aanbibatsn lpdblen.
Derjenise, Der bic nsiiten StimmeE
erbielt, purbs gum YrGiibenten, Der
anbsre gum 8isss prdiiosnten erndnnt.
Sm Sabre 1895 itritten iih Sobn
abams unp 3bomas Sefferion nm
bas 4mt bss prGiioentsn, glber teine
aonb.ntion, tsin Sautus, teine Sc
eisiatur uno .eine WlaiIenperfammz
lung bate einen DON beiben Numiz
nirt.
Wlan itimmte g.raoe fur bic bsioeR
ab, neil tie iid Der 9rDbten 9elisbts
belt erireuten. Mis aus ben in Oar
risburg aufbefpabrteH @erSeihnihen
gu srIeben lit, erbieIt abdms BEL Der
in penrfplponil oorgenommeneF
8pltsa6itimmung 1852, SeiferloI
bagssen nur 1878 Stimmen; aber
IA prGfibsntsnpdbIsr bes Staates
qenniplraniu itimmfsn fiir Seiferz
ion unb nur elmer fir gloams.
Der 9eisr tpirb ii6 bierour6 iibers
seuseu, bab bic pr6iiosntsnlpdbler
sur bamalisen ;3sit tb1tsll, mas Die
@erFafuns Der Der. 'Sta1ten boa
ibnen perlansts, ndmli4. als freie
Teittelsperionsn ben prGiioentsn gu
ertiiren.
Die I6eilndhme an Der prdiioentens
ipabl mar IN friibersn 3eiteu iebr
Ibpu6; 10 puroen in pennlpIpanin
i'm Sabre 1889 fir Bafbinstou mi
$500 unb brst Sabre ipdter nur 457o
Stimmen abesstben. Der pro3entlas
Der .3ubauisbleiber" mar nett srOBer
ala 1site.
Der aompf spiifeu Burr unb
Sefferion I'M Sabre 1900 fiiRrte cine
9erbeferung Der 9erfahung berbsi
Die Stimmseber iuollten duaenitetns
lid barauf binaus. bab Sefferfon
9rGiibent unb Burr @iSeprGiibsnt
ipiirbe; ober Burr erbielt biefelbe ans
,abl NON. 6timmen ipie sSefferipn nnb
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Werfonbt pdbretIb berfelben can.

Rinbnieb. - Der Martt mar
bsuis lebbaft unb tart fir bic beTeren
Qualitdtsn, pdbrsnb bic anbsren lanas
fam uno faum itstis iparsn. aibe pls
rsn in gutter Raffruss; Gamers ipa-
rem rar unb itstig, CUTE Mlil6tii6e
iDarsn in 0a9frags, bic anberen Os-s
nadldFigt.
Wlittlere unD i4fpsre Stiere $3.50
--10.25; 5leii6er stisre S6.00-9.s
%; auserlefene big ertra $9.5O-10.s
90; 6eifers $6.00-8.75; auserleTene
bis ertra $9.00-9.25; aii6e $4.75-
100; aussrIeiene bis srtra $7.25-7.s
rs; Gamers $400-4.75; Mil9tibe
$50 s5; Stodsrs unb 1gesDers: Sties
re $500 500; 6eifsrs $5.00-7.00;
&iibe $4,000.
8ullen. = Die 3ufu6r mar MIR
mdbia unb Der Wlurtt tart Bis stipas
b0ber.
iSstte gullen $725-7.75; Bologna
$600-7.OO; ertra $7.10-7.25; MD
ssrs unb lsi9te $500 5.75.
&df ber. Die 3ufubr mar
er0bsr unb bic qrsiis besbalb I'm %
Bis SOC nieoriger. Der Martt i9loB
flau.
Bette aGfber $11.50-11.75; fair
bis quite lei9te $8.5O-11.50; orois
mare uno srobe $5.OO-11.25.
S6peine.-9 Die Ra6fraae ipar
cine CUTE unb Der Msartt ftart. Die
prsiie fir Glsiiheriorten itiesen bess
talb I'm 10--20t. 2ei4ts 8erianots
iO-tsn ftisgen I'm 2Ot unb Jsrtel UNI
25c.
9ute Biz aussrIsiens @erpadungss
uno 5ietfdgriortsn $9.35-9.4O; aus
edu6te mittlsrs, 100 Bis 180 Nunb.
$9O0-9.10; lsi6te 9eriaHbtIOrten,
120 bis 155 gfuno, $8.S0-8.90;
sJsrteI, 11O pfunO uno Darunter $500
-8.25; orbin6re biz auserleiene
idipsre Tstte SGus $6.75-8.75;
Stagg $5.75-675.
Saafs unb 2Gmmer. -
Der Wartt fpar langiam INN bic
Yrsife taum iietis fir alte S4ofe. -
9dmmer iporen iistis bis fart.
S6afe, ertra S7.00-7.25; CUTE big
auserlefene $6.25-6.75; Drbinare Bis
fair $3.00-5.75. = 2dmmsr, sctrd
$11.35-11.50; CUTE Biz aussrlelene
$10.50-11.25; Orbindre Big fair ST.
$4,000; Jdbrlinss $7.oo-s.5O.
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3u'd er. - preife feit. - Rafs
finirtsr Gut 2oaf $3.50; poip6ereb
$3.50: Cubes $50; sranulirter $s.s
20; gpnieeiioners .a- $50; Cff
.4a 10000; ipeibsr srira $3.50
ITO; utra sG' $3.50 per bunbert
pfuno.
WoIafiss III iietig. - Rem
Drfsns Open asttls 45-65c; Gem
trifugal 25-34e per golIone.
Reis. - aouifiana. 6aacp Ssab
63-63s; prima 5A-5ae; crbindre
4a-5e; Sapan 4s SIC per plumb.
Uairp- prcbutte
Butter. - Marft rubig unb
apreiie itetis. Mbolemili, sys
ira 33e; gentruIi5eb .srtro 301e; gens
ItralissS iiriis 27s, ixonss ~;
A. =
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Gbtcaeo, g. esuni.

S9tpeine. -3ufubr 5000. Rartt
iietis; Built S9.30-9.5o; lei4te $3.50
-9.45; semiiate $9.05-9.55; i6tpss
re $9.00-9.57a; raube S9.00-9.15;
eJrtel $6.90-S.40.
gfinbbis6. - 3ufubr 1900. War,t
feit; ginbeimiite Beef Stiere $500
11.30; Siodsrs unb Geebers $500
$50; aiibe uHb Seifers $3.90-9.75;
4diber $8.50-12.25.
G9dfs. - 3ufubr 5000. Mdrtt
tart; Detbsrs $7.25-s.35; gpes
$5.0O-7.s5; 9dmmer $7.50-10.50;
adl6sr S8.25c11.50.
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IlmksNahrih
sumitag, 10. SUM 1916.

Samftag, 10. SUM 1916.
@eitern 1T Der 6luB i'm obersn Gin.
cinndtier Diitritt gefallsn, BEL bieIiger
Staot aber 1T beriel6e nod etipas se.
itisgen unb bate am @benb einsu
MIaKeritanb Don 23.4 5uB.
Die folaenben 8epeI6en trafsu
pd6renb bes gsitrigen Sases bier elm;
pittshura. pu.-4.6 SUB, iteist.
QBbeelins, D. ga.-7.9 SUB, fdIlt.
partersbura, 80. Ya.-11.7 SUB.
aanatpba ssalIs, N. 9a.-3.4 SUP.
G6arleitOn, B. Bats Sub.
portsmoutb, S6ip-21.8 Gub.
QcuisDilIe, ap.-9.5 SUB, iteigt.
epansDills. Snb.-17.0 SUB, iteigt.
gaibDiIle. 5enn.-12.6 SUB. fdat.
Chattanooga, 5enn.-13,7 SUP, fdllt.
9airo S.G.-32.7 Jub, iteigt.
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eier. = Martt b5ber; firfs 2oa
fe; Orbindrs firfts 1920.
aartoffeln. = alie: Wi9isan
anb Wisconfin, Winnsiota unb 9aios
ia ipeiBe $1.10-1.20; Minneiota nno
Datota Sbios $1.OO-1.10. - Reue:
9riumpbs $1.75-1.90, Soma iDsibe
$1.70-1.85 per Sad.
@efliigel, lebenbss. : Siibnsr
181c.
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G9icaso. 8. Sunt.
Wei3sn. 5iir SuIi $106s-
1.08s. am SdIub $1.07a;; fir Ssps
tember S1.0S-1.09s. am S4IuB l.
09t.
WeIf9tOrn.I Iiir SulH1S-
72s,c. am S9lub 715e; fir Ssptember
703-71gt, ON SdluB 709e.
Safer. - Giir Snli 39E404c,
an G9lub 40t; fir Gspiember 3Ss
SOC, am Salub 39sc.
Roeseu. - Rc. 2 97a--9sc.
gerfte. $500.
Simotbp. $5.50-S.00.
aIee.c $1,000.
port Sir Suli S21, ,7o-21.s
81 am @9lub $21.S5; fir September
$21. .25-21.57, am GHIub $21.40.
9 9maIsB. = Sir Suli 12.47--
1851. am S6lub 1852; fir SepteHs
fer 12.6o-12,72. am Sdlub 1855.
Riptenfeiten. 0iir gulf
12.45-12.52, am GdluB 12.47; fir
Sepielnber 12.52-12.62, am Sdlub
|12.52.
Butter. - Marttfsit; CREAMERY
L25h-2sc.
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Gels, gOnbS unD gIttien in gl,lu glprI.

Wsiddiispapitre purbsn AZ 3H--3l4 &
ei1son'irt. B,diel auf lonoon uaren itefig.
biir 6y Iase s4.7234, Sidt A.76H; aabel
anptiiunssn s4-761s, Cranes Sitf 5.9fH.
xassi soy, Dlari Sidi 764. aabsl 76Is,
arontn Sids 1871 Aabd l8h, Sire gidst
$50, asba 6.SS, Siuba Si9t 81; asba
slls; SiIbn.8arren S61se, RsEifaniits
Zoaars 514.
dittenmsrft. = lie GiIsnba1n.at.
lien partn bfate ioHanssbeno uHb Der
Rarfi I'M ausemsinen iea, loeab bieSalu5.
iotranssn isit eurHuts @spIHns aui,l
irafen battsn
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Wtutter: y&dnn Der iun9e Nanm
benn ifberbaupt cine Gruu eruahren9'
gadfifd: .@elte Graee. WSumaf
Seitern bat er IN Der &oueitorei iies
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-10
mefaa MART.
Hep 9Dorf, 8. sSuI

Rem gOrt, 8. Suni.
aupfsr. = Wurtt feit.
Glecrrolptic. = Wiartt nominal, fiil
September unb ipdter $28.00-29.25
eiien. = Wartt itetig unb unDerdn'
bert.
3inn. - Martt pillis; $44.25-
44.75.
8lei. = $500.
Spelter. - Martt nominal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-10
4dsIiHer Nysarft. 23erid,t.
Gtneinnati. g. suni..

V NV " u ~ q. ,Suili''
Die nadfolssnben anotirunsen bss
siehen fid nur auf gnsros 5roH'
ditioHen. Bel ileinsrsn GeIhGften
perosn ettpo' h06ere preiis bere6net
prooifionen.
S6mdl5. prtma Siedm
12,35-12.45; 5amilp 1925 -13.s
rs.
sefal3snes gfsif4.
- Sbort clear Seiisn, !Ois 13A-
14e; ertra ihort clear Seiien 134
1916; tiir3e Rippenisiten 13i-133c;
Bellies 15-155e..
Bacon. Gbort clear Ssitel
14g-15Ae; erira fbort clear Ssiten
14l- -15c; fbort Rippenieitsn 15ac--
16e; Bellies 16i-17c.
Susgt gureb GIeif6. =
S9inten 19-191c; pienic S4ultern
14-14sc; geatfsit Bacon 90
22c; S1ultern in padsien n
14it; Rem gori Gut 14-14se; tros
d.ns Beef Sdin.en 27a-28ac pet
pfunb.
Sibgep0teftts Sreif6. =
Shinten 16-161c: pienit Sduls
tern 12s-12ie; Bellies 15-15st;
S4uliern 12a a-13c: S4ultern. y.
q. Gut DO. 12a-13c.
Srif6esgfsiih. = Sdinien
16a-17ac; pienic S9ultern 12-
12gt: S6uliern 12-12Ae; ibort RIP
psnfsit.n 12t-13c; ibort clear
Rippenisitsn 13-13ae; ertra ibort
clear Rippsuieiten 12h-13e; Bellies
l.i6ie 173-1sae; Bellies, i4psre
163-17ac.
Webf unb @etreibe.
Mebl. - Winter patsnnt $3.50
-5.75; Winter fancp $5.00-5.25;
Winisr familp $4.50-4.75; Dinter
srtra $4.00-4.25; Wintsr orbinarsr
$3.5O-3.75; Sartss Wsi,en patert
S5.50-6.00; Sart.s WsiSen fdneh
$5.00-5.25; Sartes Mei5en familp
$400-4.25; gtossen. glortbtpeiterI
semiiftss $5.00-5.10; Rosgsn 6 itp
rsin.s S5.00-5.25; Rossen giip ses
mifdtss $4.75-5.00.
Wei5tn. - go. 2 rotbsr Winter
$1.10-1.12; Ro. 3 DO. $1.O-l.09;
Qp. a DO. 93-97c.
Weli 9torn. No. / ipeibes
C; go. 2 DO. 76a-77c; Ro. 3 bO.
76-76se; go. 4 DO. 74-74ae; &c.
8 bo. 72a-73ae; go. s bo. 7ot-
72ac. = 30. / sslbes C; go. 2 bo.
761-77e; SO. 3 DO. 76-76Ae; Rc.
4 30. 74-74sc; SO. 5 DO. 72h -73A:;
go. 9 DO. 7Oa-72Ac. - SO. l ses
mii6tts --e: gto. 2 DO. 763-77t;
90. 8 20. 76-76se; go. a DO. IA
74ae; go. 8 bo. 72a 2a-73ae; Ro. 8
bo. 7o1-72ac. - aolbeniorn, ipeis
t.s, 75-77t; aolbsniOrn, selbes. 75
Tie; aoIbentOrn. semii6tts ID
76c.
Rogssn. = go. 2 94-96e; Ro.
3 DO. 85-90e; glo. A DO. So-85e.
Safer. - @ortbpsfern gac. 2
ipsiBsg 46a-47Ac; glOrtbipeltern
Gtanbarb, ipeiber 45l-46se; Rortba
peitern. gp. 3 iueiber 44a-45lc; Ro.
8 tpsibsr, sinbsimiider 41-41ae: 30.
a peibsr 40-40ae; go. 2 semii1tet
39-4oc; go. 8 ssmifdter, sinbeimL
ider 1856; Ro. 4 semifdtsr 36a-
37ac.
Wbisfep.
Ysrfauft purbsn SOP gbls. 0is
iiillsrs Giniikb Goobs auf Der Bats
BON S1.40 per @ollpe.
Groceries.
Raffee Sapa $3.50; Wos
fja 29-30e; Guatemala fanep 1sc;
bO. gutter 17ac.
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Gtnetnrdtt, 8. Jnnt.
3ufubr unb @eridnbt ipdhrenb Der
Isbisn "a Stunben. psrsli8sn nit bsrs
felben 3eit her pier porpergdnge1ten
Easen lparen ipie foIst:
3ufubr. Rib. Ghpetne S6aTe
, 8. auas 80 l66A 642o 500
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Dis perbalten Gle iih 81
rBein, @eib uno @3eIaus", Serr QUE
ber2"
Sang eulfa9: ia eeR bait immer
5ltm @etu, penn msin Deib nit ibrem
Seiane aHfaRgt!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-10

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rsno Sbrer gleiie bid gaporbeuI4
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-10

5Is llmils: i'm bisiissn Glsariusbaus BE-.
lfitn li4 bsa auf $s,65s, 200.
ssiaiidHrIiahm
Ebio Cities Gas prf. unb Columbia Gas
atilen iuoIsn beuie IN aa4irage, ionit absr
'ar Der gRa.tt tnu. Senautt wurbrn.
Au Der 9arje.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-10

GttstnnatL Q. auni. 1pfa

sttthhutb .. Jbhis IVA
Die Ra4frase nad 9asletsn nar sin,
fe9t snis unb bic Gfladite in bsn Banisr
Ino and bei ben &atlsrn siemlih Tsbbatt
Iie SiHsraten lino nsh pnuerdnbert ge.
sltftsH. jir Tanebsu .cn cals pur6er
pon ben Banfta ~ bertdnd. pdtreno We
ld,aitspaplert su 5--6s1 oisfoniirt Dsrben
Jm offensn Narfte wurben 9ariebeu or
sau' lnsH-4s uub auf 3,ii ~ 4-5x
Esafd ant ssp Dart
gurbsH 81 gari Spiiasn ganlen periauf.
Sit souaisrrats bsirdsI SOC grdmis pei
tsdid anf gHsspa
eds @eaIei sui 9onbsn purbsn ~
t.1s per Dic sifrlinl suoiiri. s5ir Wef,
lsl asi DerIin iuuratn SOC iir { usarl
srrsdutf. iiir Htaiel aui garis is Ke pro
HtaHf. nnt Amif,ream 4ze pro Wuiben
uHb aui Bisn l5f per Krone, qires i1He,
Stubsl -. Granss t5&ID,ii 1886.
gnnbss cslisaiiSHtn
varsn tuhtg unS astis 9is 8aalsn aus.
tireu Ute toldt.