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/ CHAPTER TX. Two Birds of Passage.

I where the Mail office was sus- pected of being they groped CJ about determinedly. No sign of any nature proclaimed San Marcos only morning paper. A solitary light, shining through transom, beckoned. Boldly O'Neill pushed open the door.
 To the knowing nostrils of the two birds of passage was waited the odor they loved, the unique inky odor of newspaper shop. Their eyes beheld a rather bare room, Q typewriter or two, a desk. In the center of the room was a small table under an electric lamp. On. this table was Q bottle and glasses, and at 1t two silent men played poker. One of the men was burly and beard ed; the other was slight, pale, nervous. From an inner room came the click of notypes-lonesome linotypes that seemed to have strayed far from their native haunts.
 The two men finished playing the hand and looked up.
 Good evening" said O'Neill, with a smile that had drawn news as a mag net draws steel in many odd corners. Gentlemen, four newspaper men meet in strange land. perceive you have on the table a greeting unquestionably suitable"
 The bearded man laughed, rose and discovered two extra glasses on near by shelf.
 Draw up," he said heartily. "The place is yours. You're as welcome as pay day"
 "Thanks.'' O'NeilI reached for a glass. "Let me introduce ourselves" 1" And he mentioned his own name and Howe's.
 Gall me Mears," said the bearded one. 'T'm managing editor of the Mail, and this is my city editor, Mir. Elliott"
 "Delighted!' breathed ONeill. "A pleasant little haven you have found here. And your staff? I don't see the members of your staff running in and out"
 "Mr. O'Neill,' said Mears impressive the Mail"
 "You two?" O'Neilrs face shone with joy. "Glory be-do you hear that, Harry? These gentlemen all alone .on the premises!' He leaned over and poured out eloquently the story of the tragic flight from Mobile. II call this iuck," he finished. Here we are, broke, eager for work, and we find you minus a"- <, ) O'Nein stopped, for he had seen sickly smile of derision float across the face of the weary city editor, and he saw the bearded man shaking bis great head violently. "Nothing doing" said the bearded man firmly. Sorry to dash your hopes. Always ready to pour another drink, but there are no vacancies here. !! No, sir; two of us are plenty and run ming over, eh, Bill?" Plenty and running over," agreed l the city editor warmly. l Into their boots tumbled the hearts of the two strangers in strange land. l Gloom and hunger engulfed them. But the managing editor of the Mail l was continuing, and what was this ha | was saying! "No, boys, we don't need a staff Have just as much use for mani cure set. But you come at an oppo' tune time Wanderlust-it ticbles l.. soles of four feet tonight. and tho% four feet are editorial feet on Il
 Mail. Something tells us that we a
 going away from here. Boys. ho l would you like oU"
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here. She's herewith the letters. to study them as they strolled up San Sebastian avenue toward the plaza. But had you been so unkind you would never have guessed that frequently, in various corners of the little round globe, they had known prosperity, the weekly pay envelope and the buyers crook of the finger summoning a waiter.
 One of the strangers was short, with flaming red hair and in his eye the twinkle without which the collected works of Bernard Shaw are as sound ing brass. He twinkled about him as he walked at the bright lights and spurious gayety under the spell of which San Marco sought to forget the rates per day with bath.
 ''The French" he unused, fare a volatile people, fond of light wines and dancing. So, it would seem, are the inhabitants of San Marco. White fannels, Harry, white flcnnels- they should incase that leaning tower of Pisa you call your manly form" The other-long, cadaverous, inn
 mersed in a gentle melancholy groaned.
 Some day." said the short man
 dreamily, when I am back in the
 haunts of civilization again am going to start something's society for melt ing the stone hearts of editors Motto, Have heart, have a heartr Emblem, roast beef sandwich rampant on cloth of linen. Ah, well, the day will k come"
 / They halted in the plaza. In the round stone tub provided the town al ligator dozed Above him hung a warning sign, 'sDo Not Feed or Other wise Annoy the Alligator" The short man read and drew back with tragic groan.
 Feed or otherwise annoyv he cried
 Heavens, Harry, is that the way they look at it here? This is no place fol us. We'd better be moving on to the next town" But the lean stranger gave no heed Instead he stepped over and entered into earnest converse with citizen o1 San Marco Tn a moment he returned to his companions side. "One newspaper he announced; tae ] Evening Chronicle Suppose the office is locked for the night, but come along let's try
 Feed or otherwise annoy" mutter ed the little man blankly. For the love of A1lah-a1msr They traversed several side streets and came at last to the office of the Chronicle. It was a modest structure verging on decay One man sat alone in the dim interior, reading exchange. | under an electric lamp. Good evening"" said the short mar
 genially. Are you the editor?"
 ''c huh responded the Chronicl' man without enthusiasm from undel
 his green eye shade.
 Glad to know you. We just drop
 ped ina couple of newspaper men l you know. This is MT. Harry Howe l until recently managing editor of tn, 1 Mobile Press. My own name is Rob
 ert O'Neill, humble editorial write l on the same sheet.''
 "Uh-huh. If you had jobs, for God
 sake why did you leave them?"
 T suppose" venSured O'Neill, mos of the flash gone from his manner there is no other newspaper here?" "No, there isn't. There's a weir thing here called the San Marco Maj "a morning outrage. It's making nor
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ey, but by uiiierelt methods than I'd care to use. You might try there. You look unlucky. Perhaps they'd take you on."
 He rose from his chair and gave them directions for reaching the Mail office.
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Lost and Found

LOST-Bill fold containing s20 bill between West Avenue and John St. Finder please return to Postmas- ter's Office.
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Stoves Repaired

STOVES REPAIRED. all kinds sup plies. all makes. pipes. grates. bricks. etc. Charges reasonable 1715 Main St. Phone 2349-4. c st8
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Help Wanted Male

plumber and 2 ap- prentices for plumbing shop, $9 per week. Address Plumber, Care of Farmer.
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Automobiles

AUTOMOBILES OWNERS ATTEN- HON: We cen save .ou money on your automobile. fire and liability Insurance. Give us a ckacce to II. gure before you insure elsewhere Zalmon Goodsell & Co.,. No. 1OSA Main street. Phone No. 3t.
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AlllisasSSaNceS

aalBULA ULANCES-Invalid cars and AElousines. Charges reasonable. James T. Rourke. I2S5 Main street Phone, Barnum 5409.
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Awnings and Sail Maker

SAILS. AWNINGS, COAL BAGS. Spray Hoods. Canvas Covers. Rope Splicing. Geo. [. Harrington. 171 East Main street. Tel 6sAS.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Double, single, two family houses. lots and the best shore hotel on the sound. Estab- lished twenty-five years; land with out the houses worth more than ask for the whole plant. Easy terms. c. H. Fleming, 95z Main Street, Phone. Bridgeport. Conn
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FOR SALE--1,000 it. soft bessemer wire. S-16xS it (straight) lacquer finish. Special Machinery Co.,, 1S3 John St.
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Doctor

THE MODERfg ana scientific meth. eds employed in my practice such as electric light rays, neuropathy. ehiropractic.. Dfassage. hygiene. hre tn accord with nature and will i'm. prove and restore your health. Dr. Adolf O. Steinfcdt. Douglas prao- titioner. Security Building. Tel s7ss: consultat:~:, frsA
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INSTRUCTION

LESSONS IN SHOP - Mathematics, how to use tables of sines, tangents, and logarithms. spiral gearing, the slide rule, etc. Your chance to learn much at small cost-$1.00 per month. Custer, S19 Broad St.
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Foot Specialist

Dr. MANSFIELD. FOOT SPECIAL IST, HOT Main street, over Dillon's.
 cures bunions. callouses pared. 50 cents. still practice the famous Mansfield Method which cures. Open aftcrnoocs and Sundays. DIS dss
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L.. 0. BOLTON, D. O., Chiropractic Specialist, Newfiel6 building, 11Ss Main street. Bridgeport. Conn. Hours, 9:30 to 12 M.. to 4 D. m.. except Sundays and holidays. Mon day. Wednesday and Friday eve:1- ings z to 8 D. m. P5 ef
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BOYS WANTED-With bicycles, over fifteen years of age. Permanent positions. good pay, and advance msnt, ST Fairfield avenue.
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For Sale.

elegant new six room cottages in Stratford, $500 down; easy terms; beat the rent proposi- ton. CaA 605-5 Barnum, for ap- pointment
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I4ABORERS WANTED at the Wheel CT & Howes Co.,, steady employment and good wages.
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PIANOS FOR SALE-Bradbury up right $90; Mathushek $50; Fischer $35; Player piano $275, cost $55O; over two thousand violins, all sizes, $3 and up; Cello $10; Bass $35; Electric piano $250, cost $500. For cash and easy payments. Fotch, 844 Noble Ave.
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AUCTION SALE, Nov. g, 10 a. m., rain or shine, $7,000 worth of horses, mules, motor truck, hacks. carriages, contracting wagons, tools. ice wagons. ice tools. Write for bill. A. Brazos & Sons Inc, Middletown, Conn. H 3 s%p
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WANTED-Jig and Fixture Designers American and British Mfg. Com
 pany. Gl6W"
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Female Help Wanted

WANTED-Intelligen white girl as nurse maid. 2070 Main St., Strat- ford. Tel. Stratford 475.
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WANTED--GirI for general houso- work-smaH family. Apply 105 Brooklawn Place. c 2 If.
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BUILDING LOTS for sale near East Main street $550; near Fairfield avenue $650; Connecticut Avenue, $1,00O; Lordship $1,500; River cliff $500; corner lot in Devon $500; all 50 100, on payments. Fotch, 844 Noble Ave.
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new room house, all modern Improvements, extra large lot, with very little extra can be made into 2 family house, s4500; } $500 cash. Box E. B., Phone Bar mum 7485.
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Furniture

ECALLY EROS, 10S STATE ST. Largest dealers of second hand fur niture in the state. We pay morc than others: we have no rent to pay. z 10 ale
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$S,95O, $500 cash buys a IS room 2 family house with improvements. This is the biggest bargain in the city. Must be seen to be appreci- ated. L. Weiss, 975 Howard Ave. Tel. 74S5.
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Cairvoyants
ChiropraCsOr

AND MEDIUM Marie Davidson, Ph. D., has thought for some time of leaving Bridgeport. But her business war rants her to remain. If sick or perplexed consult Mrs. Davidson at once. 404 State St.
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shoe Repairing

SHOE REPAIRING O., 76 John St.. and s46 East Main street. No connection with other so-called Goodyear Shops. We call and deliver. Tel 1881. Win- xield 6. Black. Prop.
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NORTH END-Sacrifice. $500 down buys new two-family house; 13 rooms; shower baths; latest i'm provements; large lot; electricity: garage; driveway; near Main St. John McAulay. Meigs Building. Open Sunday.
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To Rent

TO RENT-Nicely furnished rooms with board for two or three girls, $500 per week. 47O Stratford Ave.
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BARGAIN SACRIFICE Beautiful talking machine. 1916 model. Large mahogany cabinet for $11. Call till 3. 319 Atlantic street.
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Inventors

WANTED--Inventors to send for one o. my booklets on U. s. and Foreign pstent. Mercer D. Blondel, Patent Solicitor. Conn. National Bank building. B 2I "tf
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BARGAIN-$400 down buys two- family house; 12 rooms; improve ments. Price $3,300. Central loca- ton. John McAulay. Meigs Build ing. Open Sundays.
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LOCATED furnished room house at great sacrifice, fully occupied, including furniture. Full price $1,500. Long lease. John Me- Aulay; Meigs Building.
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TAR AND CEMENT SIDEWALKS and roofing. blue stone and cement eurbs. sand and gravel. Estimates cheerfully given. Thomas Broderick contractor. Phone T139. 1S04 North Ave.
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CARPETS cleaned, and up to date cleaning. ready for business now. Fluff rugs made from old carpets any size you want and made right. Bridgeport Steam Carpet Cleaning Co.,. 28O Fairfield Ave-, Tel. Barnum a6S5. Call us by phone.
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Gerite. = 60-78c.
9imotbb. - $5.00-8.00.
NJ OF M 10 M

Gerite. - eo-78c.
9imptbb. - $5.00-8.00.
Slice. - $7.OO-13.O0.
PORT. = Cir Suli $24.10-24.25,
am G4lub 24.1O; fir September
23.65-23.9o, am S4luB 23.70.
Shmai3. = Siir Suli 12.92-l3.'
90, am G6lub 1892; fir eSptsmbsr
13.07-13.15, EN- S6lub 1907.
R~ippsnTeitsn. - aiir gull 13.4O-'
1855, am Sulub 13.40; fur SEP.
aember 13.47-l3.62, am ShIAB
13.47.
Butter. - Wartt unDerdnoert.
Gier. = Wlartt un~berGnbert.
aartoffeln. = Wartt niebriser. -
9tlts: Wi6tean, Wisconiin, Wtnne1
Iota uno 0atotu fpeibe $1,OO-1,lo;
Minneiota unb 9atota Shios 90c--
81 90 pc Dbl. - Neue: 4rtanius uno
Stlaboma 5riump6s $1.25-1.40 per
Sod; Birsinia uno Carolina $4lo
per Dbl.
@efliigsl. - 9ebsnbes. Midrtt nlso
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res 1866 mar bas 8. preuBiihe 9lr.
meeforpS unter benz General Don
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boiler Stdrfe beran.
Gs iit bier nift Der Srt, bas etlua
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iiibrIib gu beldreiben. Die preub.-
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nit greCen Spferu, einen gI1n3eu,
cen Sieg. Ter Gag ~toitete lie 90 O.
~iisiere unb 1882 Iltann an Serlplul-
beten itnb 2ooten. lie S%eiterreid,er
aber oefloren orei SabHer, iefs Sc.
ihiise, $500 8eiauaeiie uHo minee.
items 5000 2oote uno 8eriuulIoete
Ger aronprii5 BON YrelBen, unter
bejien Glger bas Beieht itattgeiuH.
ben bate, mel6ete init Nedt barber
an ieinen foniglid)en Batter: Ser
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Dem 8eneral b. Steiunlee mo osnt
5. armeeforps CUR @bre. SSd fam
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Bereepobnlihe &ube Der jungrtl
5ruppeu iagen. allie 8aiien BADEN
in Griiiaung ibrer Sdulotgteit
riibmli6it setuetteiiert. Gas Blind.
naoeIgetpebr bat beoertenoe Gerbee-
rungen anaeriftet uno ale ieinoli-
den Ingrifie, Die nit GROCER grl'
pour unternommen iplroen, idei,
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benz anfanes bebeutello ii~berlegenen
feimoli6en @eibiisfeuer cine ieltene
ausoduer bepieien, unb Die aapal
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TlnksNaHribtems
Gnmifn "a :

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Der Sbioflub tpirb ii6 i'm Gin
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SUB.
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tern bier elm:
Vittsburs, pa.-9.3 SUB, idat.
WbeeIins. 70. ga.-13.O SUB, itei9t.
partersburg, 70. ga.--15.3 SUB.
aanapba Sails. @. @a.-2.9 SUP.
gbarleiton, 80. Bats SUB.
portsmoutb, Sbio--23.3 SUB.
Gouisoille. a.-11.O 5uB, Iteist.
gpanspiGe, SnD.-2O.7 SUB, ftei9t.
Raiboille, 9enn.-11.4 SUB, ftsigt.
Chattanooga, 9enn.-11.8 SUB.
Cairo, Sa.-33. 4Jub. itsist.
Mempbis, Senn.-26.6 5ub, fGat.
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3nder. - prtiie feit. - Raj
finirter Gut Goaf $3.50; pptpbereb
$3.50; Cubes $50; sranuIirter S..
90; GonIGiioners "a" $3.50; Cff
u. $7.8o-9.00; peiber srtra $3.50
40; srtra &c" $3.50 per bunbsrt
pfuub.
MoIaffes nj ftetis. - Rsip
Orleans Open asttls 45--65c; Gene
trifusal 25-34e per GaIone.
Meis. - 2ouiiiana. Ganeb 6eao
prima 5t-5ac; protndrt
4s-5e; Japan 4s-54e per pfuuo.
.D0irp probutts
Butter. Martt rubig nnb
preifs ftetis. - WbolemiIi, eytru
S2ae; grntroliaeb ertra 30t; Gent,p
Ii3eb ftrtts 26Ae: iseoubs 23As;S5anet
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Gbteaap. @. Stunt.

sdpeine. 3ufubr 5000.
martt f6pa6; Built $9.6O-9.85;
lei6te $9.25-9.sO; s.mii4te $40
$50; idlpsrs $9.35-9.95; raube So
$3.50; Gertsl $7.5o-9.1O. =,
@inopish. - 3ufubr 1000. ytar't
i6pad; Ginbeimiite Beef Sttsrs
s7.50-11.50; StOders unb Gssbsrs
s5.75-s.7O; aibe unb 5sifsrs So
75-9.75; adlber $S.50-l2!W. :,
staf.. - 3ufubr 1000. Wartt
felt; @sthsrs S7.0O--S.00; snss
S4.7O-7.5O; admmsr $500
90; 5ratjobrs : BANNER $500
lilo.
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Rep gorf, %. Sunt.
Ms6l. - Weartt idspdder; 5rhbs
iabrs ; patents $5.4o-5.70 o; 8intsr
g;atents S5.10-5.35; Mtntsr
Gtraiabts 4.90-5.U.
@eisen. = Martt iapud. No. i
3urum $1.1of; go. 2 barter 81
104; glo. ] ROrtbern Duluth Sl,193;
gto. l GOrtbern Wanitcba $1.23a I.
o. E. Retp Yort.
@elt6tonr. = Wiartt f6pa4; No'
2 gelbes Sage {. /. 7. Qetp gprt.
Safer. = Rur.t fpilis; STANDARD
48ae.
Seu. = Martt faum ftetis.
Sopfen. - Wartt fIau.
6dute. = Wiarit piuis; gosptu
32a-33c.
Qecer. - Mlartt ftft.
Qori. - Martt fef.
Beef. - Martt feft.
G6maIs. - Wiartt tpiIis; Rtools
WeIt 13.2o-13.30.
salg. = Wartt feit; Gitp SIC.
Wcle. - Martt itetis.
Reis. - Martt feft.
WolaNes. - Mdrit ftstig.
3uder. = Rober. Martt ftetig. -
Centrifugal 1927; WsolaFeB $3.50;
raifiuirtsr, itetis; fstner sruHalirtsE
$7.65.
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Metaasmarft.

9sp gorf. 30. SUM.
&upfer. - Martt flau.
g~lectrolptic. - Wartt nominal; -
fir September unb ipdtsr $27.O0-
1925 nominal.
giIsn. = Martt ftetis un0 unpsr'
dnbert.
3inn. - Wartt feIt; $4l.OO.
glsi. - Sfferirt $500.
Spelter. - Martt i9fpa6.
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FIRST GAIL
SECOND CALL
WeID. Bombs anb 9ltti.n in @.lu porF.

Uei&aftspapi purssn ~ 8K-8MS
pisisntirt. Dthiel aHf 2onesn waren fteiiS.
BUR 80 9ase t4.72A, Si&t s4.754; Rabsl
a~nrsjunofn *4.76K, francs sidt 5.9lT,
Gatsl 5.961S. glarf SIAt TAX. AabsI rs.
Nronsn Sidt 1919, &absl 1884. Sire eidt
e.88K. asba 8.85H, Rubef Sidt 81; aa.
bel SlH; Siber'parren e5Xc, 1lsyifsniide
Soiars 50L.
attien m arft.-T1 Narlt NOR beuts
iAwad unb perbIitb NIT mar iur5sn uMtet.
brsHuHgsn 10 bio sum S4!uB.
Qtjsueahn +. aittsu.
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DER Strettor) ertennt foebeu g. UT
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lid bineemorDete 2sOHore. @r ptl,
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.ausbrshen: ,Spieselfedterei Der 5Ole.
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ter elmer &uliGe, pie feline 5ruu 'if
feline bon ibm beitente 2eib> unb Sieos
iinasIpeiIe i9meten IdBt, LIMB num-
iibermannt Don Samer6 unb 3orr,
ruff er nit fur9tbarer Stimme:
vSpieaeleier Der 90Ge. iest ibt T msiH
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Gintinnatf. q. our

Gtneinnati, %. 5uni.
Die na9folsenb.n luotirunsen be-
5isben fia nur auf gnsros : 1ranss
~altionen. Bel ilsineren 9ei4dften
fpsrben efpas bDbere prsiie bere4nst.
proDiftonen.
Gdmaf3. prima Stea:u
12.s5-52.95; Gamilg 13.50-l4.-
90.
srodsn sefatSents GIsifd.
b. Sbort clear Seiten. lois 13a-
14e; grira ibort clear Seiten 13l--
1896; turae Rippsnieiien 134--13se;
Bellies 15-15tc.
8aepn. - Gbort clear Gsitsn
14a-15Ac; srtra fort clear Seitsn
14a--15e; ibori @ippenisiten lob
16c; Bellies 16s--17e.
sugar gureb Jleif4. =
S6inten 19-19ac; Dienic SduIterr
14-14ke; grsaif.h Bacon 2o-22s;
Gdultern In padsten 14--14ae; Rem
yort Gut 14-14ae; trodsne Beef
Sdinien 27t-2sae per piunb.
Sibsep1teltes Gtei 4. =
|G4ins.n 1e-16Ac; pienic Sdultern
12a-12ae; Bellies 15-15te; Sdni.
tern 12A-13e; S4ultern y. .. eut
DO. 12A-13e.
Srif4es Gf.if9.- g4inten
16a--173e; pienic S4ultern l2-
12ae; Sdultern 12-12Ac; fhort
Rippenieiten 12a-13c; ibort clear
WippsnIsitsn 13-13ac; ertrd ibort
clear Rippenieiien 12t-13c; Bellies
lsifte 17a-1Shc; Bellies, ittDers
16a-17Ae.
Webl unb Getreibe.
WebI.-- Winisr pat.nt $3.50
5.75; Dinter fanep $5.00-5.25;
Minter iamilp $4.50-4.75; Winisr
syira s4O0-4-25; Winter orbindrer
$3.5O--3.75; 5ari.s Meisen patsns
$5.50-6.OO; 5artss Weisen fancg
$5.O0-5.25; 5artes meisen fami,p
$4.O-4.25; Rossen, 0ortbpeitern ges
miidtes $5.0O-5.10; Rossen Gitp
rsines $5.00-5.25; Rosgen Gitp Sss
miidteg S4.75-5.o0.
Wei3en. = 80. 2 rotber Wint.r
81 Oslo; NO. 8 mo. $1.OO-1.'
o.; Go. 4 DO. S0-S5c.
Wetf9torn.- - go. Q tpsibes
77--78e; go. 8 DO. 76-77e; Wo. 4
DO. 75-7ee; go. 5 DO. 74-75c; Rc.
6 DO. 73-74e. - go. 2 gslbts II
78e; 30. 3 DO. 76-77e; Ro. 4 DO.
75-76c; go. 5 DO. 74-75e; No. 8
DO. 73-74c. - 30. / semii4tea n
|-78e; 30. 3 DO. 76-77c; Ro. 4 DO.
75-76c; Rn. 5 DO. 74-75e; Ro. s
76-7Sc; aoIbsntorn. mum m I'm nj
DO. 73--74c. - aolbentorn, tpeibss
76-7sc; a~oIbentoru, selbes. To-
78c; aplhsntOrn. semii&tss. 70
78e.
Ross.n. = 90. 2 9sc
Ro. 3 DO. 92-94e; 30. A DO. 81
90c.
6fer. - Roribpeitern No. 2
tpeiber 4s-50e; R%ortbpefern. Stns
orb ipeibsr. 46-47c; ROrtbpeltern
9io. 8 peiber. 45-46e; No. 8 tpe'ber
einbeimiIdsr 39b-40ae; SO. 4 ipets
fer 3s1-39ae; no. 2 semiftter 38a
--39Ae; no. 3 stmii4ter. einhetmis
fiber 375--3sac; SO. 4 ssmii4ter
38s-S7ac.
Wbtstep.
Uertuft purben 879 Bbls. Die
FILTERS Ginifbeb Gooos auf Der Bats
BON $1.40 per GaIOne.
grotertes.
aaffee. SABA 23-30c; Woe
&a 1896; Guatemala fanep 19e;
DO. gutter 17ae.
sio eartoS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-24
ebieaap. %. aani.

weisen. - SIR SuIi e9sc-$1.
02s am @tlub 992e; fir Septsmber
$1.02s-1.O5s, am Sdlub SLOPE.
Welfdtorn. = sir SiiIi 71sc-
733c, am S4lub 71sc; fir Septem'
Der 70s--72le. am S6lub 70sc,
Cater. - Cir gull 394-oe. an
G9Iub 39te; fir Septeubeg So
39se. am e4lub 38e.
.Rossssu, - Ro12 9ec.