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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-07
CHILD LABOR DAY POPULAR

Thousands to Join in it's Observance
Child Labor Day has been observed
for the past ten years, but January
%, 1916, will be the greatest Child
Labor Day of them all, according to
bulletin just issued by the Nation
al Child Labor Committee. At least
1850 promises to observe the Day
have come into the Committees ofic-
es already from school superintend-
ents, teachers, clergymen, women's
clubs and other organizations, and
more are pouring in every day.
1T is fortunate for us that Child
Labor Day falls in January" said
Owen R. Lovejoy, general secretary
of the National Child Labor Commit
tee, because it is going to be a big
factor in the passage of the Federal
child labor bill now before Congress-
We are asking all who are observing
the Day to emphasize the need for &C
ton in behalf of the bill and the result
should be an overwhelming demand
for its enactment
"The bill will not pass the House
this year as easily as it did last year
because our opponents were not
awake then. The only opposition to
the bill came from cotton manufac-
turers and only three of them appear
ed at the hearings. This year ad-
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-07
For Rent

l have a lumber of choice
residence property and bust
ness houses for rent at a low
price. Also nice rooms for
light housekeeping. See me
at Ben Hill National Bank.
146-tf E. N. DAVIS.
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Call or phone The Leader. Enter
prise office the local news of Fitz-
gerald and Ben Hill county; the COM
ing or departure of friends or rela-
tives weddings, deaths, births, etc;
Such favors will be appreciated by
the Editor If
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PEARCE & BATTEY, the Savan

PEARCE & BATTEY, the Savan
nah Cotton Factors, are substantial
reliable and energetic. Their ex-
tensive warehousing facilities and
superior craftsmanship are at your
command. They are abundantly
able to properly finance any guam.
tity of cotton shipped them. Isn't it
to your interest to try them? Do
it now and be convinced. fri
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-07
UNION SCHOOL

A new year has begun and a ne "
month of school. We have all re-
solved to do better work this year
than last year.
Miss Kate RUSSELL of Abbeville
spent Christmas with her sister,
Mrs. G. A. Royal.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Ragsdale
spent Wednesday with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w.
Bruce.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Pope was
the guest of the latters parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Harris Sunday
Miss Lula WraY apent Sunday
with Miss Ora DoIminey.
The Christmas party given by
Miss Eva Mae Royal Saturday
night was we'll attended. Various
games were played throughout the
evening. About 1880 fruit SALAD
and cake was served.
The invited guests were: Misses
Leila Peugh, Mamie PauIk, Jessie
and Ina Lou Harris, Irene, Iva
and Ora DormineY, Alice and
Daisy Russell, Eva Mae and Ethel
Royal, Kate Russell and Miss
Keller, Messrs Cecil Harris, Lewis
Wilcox, Paul and Curtis Willing
ham, Rov and Watson Deese, Jack
Peugh, Clifton and Leon PauIk,
Roland Stone, Will Elliott, James
Dixon, William Parson, Quincy
Robitzsch and r. 6. House of At.
lanta.
Mrs. q. w. Harrington spent
Thursday afternoon with her
mother, Mrs. Brigntman.
Mrs. Lewis McCook Of Mystic.
was the weekend guest of relatives
here.
The dinner given by Miss Min
ME Bruce in honor of her sister,
Mrs. K. G. Ragsdale was we'll at.
tended. Those present were: Mrs
s. Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. B.
Bruce and family, Rev. g. A. Co.
zart' Mr., and Mrs. Vester Will
bingham, Mr.. and Mrs. K. G. Rags
dale, Misses Jessie and Ina Lou
Harris, Nellie Willingham, Lee
Garrison and Minnie Bruce, and
Messrs AshburY Rakestraw, Ray
mond Ragsdale, Cecil Harris and
Robert Bruce.
Misses Eva Mae and Ethel Roy
al, EVE Russell and Fife Mccall
spent Saturday night with Miss
Alice Russell.
Misses Eunice Collier and GLADYS
Vickers spent Monday night with
Miss Mamie Paulk.
We are sorry to learn of the
illness of our teacher Miss Eunice
Newton. But hope she will soon
be able to take up her work again.
blue Eyes"
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Notice

If you have on hand one sack or
more Muriate of Potash or Kainit,
write me for prices. NJ. E. Burts,
Dublin, Ga. 1876 3t.
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Hon. J. R. Smith and State
Game Warden Charles Sterling
Arrow were the guest of Drew
w. Paulk and T. J. Luke at a
hunting party Thursday.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1916-01-07
Straved

One small light colored Jersey
COW, any information as to her
whereabouts will be appreciated by
W. G. Wilkerson, Fire Chief. 1t.
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Farm Loans

Low Rates Payments car
be made at any interest.
period when borrower pre-
fers to do so.
Cobb Jessup & Co.
Macon, Ga.
139-tf-f.
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ASHTON NEWS

OF Mr.. Lon Peterson.
Mr.. 7. N. Middlebrooks attend
ed business near Alapaha Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Master Alvin Ball fell Wednes-
day while playing and broke his
arm quite seriously. All medical
aid is being rendered however and
we hope that he will soon be able
to use his arm.
Mr.. Henry Nipper and wife and
baby from west of town we're Wis
itoIs here Sunday.
Miss Nellie WiIbanks was de-
lightful hostess Friday evening.
Various games were played. Miss
Fannie Lee Dickson's instrumental
music on the piano added much to
the occasion. At ten o'clock am
brosia and cake was served by the
hostess and Miss Beatrice Rob-
itzscch.
Among those enjoying Miss Will
banks hospitality were Misses Fan
ME Lea Dickson, Esther Tucker,
Ellie Middlebrooks, Florence Kill
patrick, Beatrice Robitzsch and
Blondine Wilbanks, R o b b e
Fitzpatrick and Florence Peter
son; Messrs Roger Dickson, Carl
Peterson, Quincy Robitzsch, Bu-
ford Robitzsch, Walter Thorpe,
Arthur Wilbanks, Prof. Barnes,
and DIR. Mcmillan,
Mr.. Roger Dickson, left here
Sunday night for Athens where he
will resume his studies in the
University.
Every good thought and kindly
deed adds something to life-your
own life and that of the one you
help.
Masters E. F. and Leroy Mead
ows of Vidalia spent the Christmas
holidays with their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Dickson, and on
Sunday they were accompanied
home by their father Mr.. Eliza
Meadows.
School opened here Monday for
the New Year with an enrolment
of two hundred. Our school con-
tinues to increase. This beats the
record since Ashton school was
erected.
A fine baby kboY was born to
Prof. and Mrs. j. Gordon Holt
Wednesday.
Mr.. 0. S. Middlebrooks and
family from near Roanoke were
visitors here Sunday, coming in
their new Ford.
One of the most enjoyable New
Year parties was given by Miss
Florence Peterson Saturday even.
ing. The day being given partly
in honor of her seventeenth birth
day and for the birthday of several
of the Ashton school boys. The
rooms were prettilY decorated in
holly. Many amusing games were
played such as, clap in and clap
out, aud cross questions and
crooked answers. The boys de-
manded Leap Year proposal of
all the girls which caused gener-
Gus amount of merriment. At ten
o'clock the guests were invited in
to the dining room where various
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Bicycle Found.

One Rugby wheel at Christian
Church. Pay for this ad and iden-
tify your property. Crawford Myrick
512 E. Suwanee 1-2t
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Mrs. R. J. Prentiss left for
Chester S. C. OH account of the
illness of her mother.
PLANT
Fulghum Oats
WHY?

VIII
BECAUSE
1st.M They..are earlier by 5 weeks
than the Texas Red Rust Proof, and
are thereforeg Gathered before the
other oats are ready.
End. They are drought proof.
3rd. They are adapted to all
kinds of soil and conditions.
18th. They are rust proof.
5th. They are beardless.
9th. A bushel will seed one
fourth more than other oats.
7th. They are a Georgia pro-
duct.
WE HANDLE BEN HILL COUN.
TY FULGHUM SEED OATS
GROWN BY E. K. FARMER. Price.
85c per BusheI.
Davis Bros.
If
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-16

eiefer iddfft ben RaHm fir ben Hahs
ipu9s ME 70 DoltOmmen ais bos grss
den, 5ubsm 1T cine YerIsbung Der
nabe itebenben, nd6ipaflsnbsn Siels
gel ausgsidlOfen.
lie eiaentlite @rnte bes Rhdbdr.
bers fon nur bis etpa gum SuIi an
6alten, neil ionft bic gflanssn su febr
esifDddt Derben, bod fam man
re6t iippigen pflanSen cone Gdabsn
uno nit Der notbiesn 8oriidt Ihlie6,
li6 ben aan5en Scmmer 6iHbur6 ets
nigc SlGtter unb Stsnesl entnehmen.
mir fol man gu teiner ,2eit bic pflan.
Sen Dollig unb gang toaf abl6n.iben.
8ie 9ermebrung bss gfbabar6ers
aeftlebt am 5ipedmibiafien burh
Wuraeltbeilung i'm 5riihja6r. 9e:
Der 3ertbeilun1 III barauf su ahten,
baB jebes 8ur5sliiiid eiaen 5rieb pber
cine auge bat. Sine 8ermebrund aug
Sdmen 1T ni6t nusuraiben, neil iih
Die eieenart Der Wlutteritanbe auf
bic ben Gamer gesooen
iino, nur febr Speifelbaft Dererbt unb
oieIe pflan5en i'm Sur6i6nitt bic
CUTE qrOouttion Der Mlutterpflanse
laR9e niht erreihen.
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0rb 0pDos. s.Warft.
gtncinnati, 15. W1ai.


Der Warft mar in Der psrfloHenen
Wo6e re9t Iebbaft unb bic preiIe
feft. 4m Sdlub Der Wo6e parsn
bieieiben tpie fOslt:
granHer DiusIin--Greai Jals g sike, Soofer
91ec, Gagie g. g. 6Ac, 6eIoerfon f5GmiIb 90. C.
unieH 6Ac, BrtabtpH e. e. 02.c, Soutbern g.
4%t ynro stid 7Ae. UlGsuolia Sc, Repperea
i0.4 26c, bo. a-4 24C, Utica 1914 32jze, DO.
20 300, Mofemcoo 10'i 25c, DO. 9,4 23c.
BrtabtoH i0.4 25c, 30. % 23c
BebIet tfsr in-Bmfntta 1915,
grui 81 i9e Coon s%e, eonsoaIe 0t4e, waaton'
yearbel tx, Cl6 @IOrh 74e. 9iamonb s TGc.
rorgoi. Wesgsot 75ac, Ganebrdfe 6&c, Snudta
6hc. goauetfe 6ke. 9eppereq 1914 2se 30. e.4
26e, lliifa f0s4 3be DO. 32izc. Aofeipoob
1904 27e, bo. o. 25e, srisbioH l0s4 27e, bo.
gs4 25e.
rinf1gimerienu ebriina &c, Central
Wnrf 5hc gmerieaH Inoigo IL, mourning 6ize
grabs 6c. SimpioH YoHrHing ec, Simpfon
Bldin Elnf 6izc, Gtabs &c, 9aeiiic unb Ga.
milton 1wia saobes G.. HaiiOnaIs &c, gertibire
Sc. Eeli1nee 6Isc.
-gSaIben Sc. g7oripoOb SC. cGf.
Ians aoO.45o ionS ,Pontas iohe. suIto,n
xx Ice. SnsdnetaHna f7hc. GoBeftoga y
lie
@tnabnm s---eImoseaa stapIe &c, q Il.
q oc. Gbereff Glnifie INC, aancaiter siaple
Sc. 1892 IKE, aiuafior 8isr, Dictator &c.
y La D s-Cur 9eii SIC, RohdI Blue &c,
afabnma eIze, cIb girsinia 7ke, 9ocabon'
tas &c.
Herippl bhc.
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NaSsartise W&rtte.
q e ip gorf. Is. Mai.

| Msbl. - Wartt ftetis; Sprinq
patsnts $5.90-625; Winter ga.
tents $5.s0-5.So; Winter Straigbta
$5.50-5.65.
Wei5en. = Martt ipillis; so.
9urum $1.10; No. 2 barter $1.26a;
9lo. / Qort6ern Duluth $1.35; $40. /
Northern Wanitoba $1.343 (. o. b.
Rep yorf; fir Wai 81. .23a.
Wsli6forn. - Martt pillig; go.
2 gelbss 87sc c. |. {. Stem gOrt.
9afer. - Wlartt tpillig; STANDARD
52e; gio. 8 tpeiber 50-505c.
5eu. - Marit itart; yiO. l $1.45
--1.50; go. 3, $1.35-1.40; Ro. 3,
$1.9O-1.3o; @srianbtiOrtsn $1.O5-
1.10.
Sopfsn. - Martt ftstis; Stute,
orbindrer Biz auserleiener 1915 13--
23c; 1914, 5-Se; pacific Goait 1915
12-15c; 1914, 8-10c.
5Guie. - Martt feIt; 8osota 80
-34e; Central glmeriee 33e.
asber. Wartt feit; 9emlOd firlts
BIC; iseonbs 26c.
port. - Martt itetie; DleB $685.
50-26.00; GamilD $26.00-28.OO;
G4ort CLEAR $23.00-26.00.
Beef. - Wartt itetig; Wsb $3.50
1900; Jamilp $19.O0-20.00.
S4mal5. - Wartt feit; Wtipole
Weit $13.15-13.25.
9als. Martt itetig; Gitp 104c;
SpeciaI lie; gountrp 104-104c.
gBoIle. - Wartt itetis; bomeitic
fleece, XXX Ohio 34-35c.
Rsis. - Martt feit; fancD beab
5r5ae; Blue Roie 4s-4ae.
MolaNes. = Wtartt feit; Hstp
Orleans 40-50c.
3udsr. - Rober, Martt ru9is;
Centrifugal $6.52; Molaiies S5.75;
raffinirtsr Marit feit: Gut 2ouf, So
80; gruibeb 1855; MoHlb u $8.15;
Cubes $8.15; xxx, potpbereo
$3.50; gopbersb, $7.75; fein gras
nullirter $7.65; Diampno u $7.65;
Gonfsetioners u $7.55; Ro. l $3.50.
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ierffanb Don 1873 5ub.
Die folseHben 9speI6en trofen ss'
fern bier Elm:
pittsburg, qa.-3.S SUB, fGllt.
gBbselins, 20. gu.-5.7 Sub, fdllt.
partsrs6ure. %. 8a.-8.7 CUB. tdat
Sanaipbu Sails, 80. @a.-2.2, talff.
@6drleitDn, 90. @a.-6.9 GuB. fiat.
porismoutb, S.-15.1 SUB, faat.
9OuisDiae, ap.-9.4 SUB, fdnt.
gDansDille, Snb.-20.1 SUB. fdlt.
gGibDille, 5enn.-8.8 SUB. fGat.
Chattanooga, Senn.-8.2 5ub, iteist.
aonias Gitp, MO.14.5 CUB, iteist.
Mempbis, Senn.-24.2 Jub, fGllt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-16
gbieaap. Is. wQai.

S4peine = 3ufubr $1,000;
Wtarft, fart; Buff $10.10-10.25,
lei9te $9.85-10.30; semii4te 1896
-10.30; f4pere $9.80-10.35; robe
$9.80-9,95; Gertel $7.50-9.6o.
GiHbpieb. = 3ufubr 14,0o0;
Martt felt; giatips Beef Stiere $50
-10.25; Stodsrs unb 5eebers $500
-8.85; Giibe rho 6eifers $40
$50; adlber $7.10-7.50.
S4afe. 3ufubr 10000;
Martt tart; Wetbers $7.50-9.85;
GDes $5.70-9.70; 2dmmer $8.75-
1880.
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OsIb, psnbs sns aItisn in Nsp Dsri.

WeiHdItSpdVitre purbtH - 8HH biS.
fsntirf. Bs&ld anf 2oaoon saren hetis.
Dtr 90 Taes $4.72,f, Gifi s4.76X; AabeI
Nnpeilunoen tl.76X 6ranes Si4t 6,s4H.
Rabel 5.9SH. Harf eidt 76h<, aabsI ~,
&rsnss Gidi 1881, Raba 13H. 2ire si4t
$50. 3atel s.8S, Mutsl eiAt 81; &sbef
sik; eiiber. Barren 75Ke. NsytfanifAe
2snsrS 58.
Gfttenuarft.-Ysr R art mar bsute
slsid Don bsr GrbHnuus an tart uno bic
greift ftiegsn, iooob bic S4Iubnptirun8tn
redt annebmbare Geip inne ~ psrssitHen
taitsn
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Suder. pretfe feit. - Ndfs
finirter Gut Coat $3.50; poDbereb
$3.50; Cubes $50; srduuIirtsr $S..
90; GoufettioHtrs .gI1 $50; off
az $7.80-9.00; fpeiBer srtrn $50
ITO; e1tru e. $3.50 per bunberi
pfsnb.
MoIaffes III ifeiIs. - Rem
Grlsans Open ReiIe 4565e; Gen,
trifusaf 25-34c per GdlIone.
Reis. - 2ouifiano. Gdnep 6edb
63 6gc; prima 5i53t; orbindre
442t; Sopon 4i-54e per plumb.
Dairpsprobufts
Hhtier. - Rorft rubia unb
pysiie niebriasr. - @9olemiIt tyiya
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Metal Waarft.
q G ip gorf. Is. Mai.

aupfer. - Martt feit; @lectrplbtic
Tlartt bsinabe nominell; fir glusuft
unb ipGter $29.00-30.00.
Giisn. - Martt rubis. go. / Rors
fbern $20.75- .25; go. 2 $2o.25--
POTS; Ho. l Soutbern $2O.50-
21.oo; go. 2, $2o.25-20.75.
3inn. - Marit rubis; $4S.75--
1925.
8lei. - STATES.
Spsltsr. - Marft i1pa4.
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e4afs. srtrd, $500 -s.25; CUTE
biz auserlefene $7.00-8.00; orbinas
re bis fair $3.50 $50; gd6orens
Sdafe $6.00-7.50. 2dmmer. ertra
$1O.25-1O.35; CUTE Bis auserlsiers
S9.5O-10.15; orbindre Bis fair So
Jriibjabrsldmmsr $1,000
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SiebMarft.
Gineinnati, Is. Roi

~ ~ " - - : y Aos 1900
3ufnbr unb ysrfanbt tp1breno Der
lsbisn AS etunben, psrsIitsn nit
berislben 3eit Der lestsn Wo4e. lino
mie fplst:
3uiubr Rinbp. S3tpsine Sdafe
8. Wai 1773 4391 296
15. Wlai +. 1880 6339 2130
YerianSt ipdbrenb berfslbeu 3eit:
Rinbp. Shpeine Sdafe
s. Wai :. 80 1884 -
15. Usai :. 14S7 197
Rinbpieb. Die beutise 3us
fnbr mar bic geringits bes Sabrss,
bic Raffraae mar cine CUTE unb Der
Martt fart. Die prsiie itebsn nm
10-25c bober dls am Samitag. Gan;
ners paren in Rahfruss un6 iietis.
StOders unb 5ssbers iiHb in Yesebr.
Mittlsre uno f9tpers Gtisre $500
--9.25; S6isn $4.50-S.00; Glsis
i9er Siiere $6.50-8.75; auserleiene
Els ertra $9.0O-9.25; Seifers $3.50
$50; aussrleiene bis sytra $S.75
9.15; aIbe $500 90; auserlsi,ne
bis erira $7.25-7.5o; fsits Milts
tiibe $5.75-7.25; srtra $7.35-
.750; Ganners $500 -4.50; Mita>
tiibe $35.00-90.00; Stodsrs uHb
iyecbers; Stiere $5.50-7.75; 9siisrs
$5.50-7.0o; stiibe $5.00-6.00.
GuIfem Die 3ufubr mar
'nidt srob, Die 9a9irase cine quite
iinb bis prsiis I'm 10-15c bDber.
Settle 9ullsn $7.25-7.75; golOs>
ma $6.5O-7.25; ertra $7.35-7.50;
mnssre unb Isiats $5.O0-6.25.
adIber. - Die Rddfrase mar
cine quite unO bic preiie itetis bis
iidri.
Bette salbtr S1075-11.0o; fair
bis CUTE lei4ts $8.75-10.75; Orbi
mare inb srobs $500 HOBO.
G dneine. 9robbsm bic 3us
fubr aieInIi6 sroB mar. itiesen bod
bie preiie I'm ettpa 10c per 100 pfo.
9ie Hahfrnss mar cine quite.
Gute Bis dussrlefene 9erIanbts uno
JleiiherIorten $10.15-10.2O; ees
ntii6te werianbtiorten $10.00E10.s
15e; ouserIsfene Bis mittlere, BON
100 Biz 1s0 pfunb. $9.85-10.0o;
leihie 9erfunbtiorttn $9.50-9.60;
sep5bnIi5e bis CUTE Gertsl no
pfunb nnb lpeniaer $500 $50; prs
bindre Bis auserleIene f9pere fetts
Gdue $S.00-9.50; Stags 5000
TOO: ertra $7.25-7.50.
Shafe unb 2dmmer. - Die
heuiise 3ufubr mar grob. gllis S4dfs
iparsn itetig bis ftart, aGmmsr truren
Iangfam uno ungsLdbr tstis.
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gbieaao, Is. mai.

Wsissn. = sir Suli s1.16s- :
1.175; am S9lub Sligo. Sir Sept
$1.16t-1.174; am S3lub $1.16h.
Welfdtorn. = Sir Suli 73ss--
74sc; am Sdlub 74c. Giir Sept.
72a-73ae; am Sdlub 73e.
Safer. = Jir Suli 42s-43s:;
am S9lub 42st. Sir Sept. 39as--
40te; am S9lub 39ac.
ROssen. Ro. 2. Wartt nomis
nell; SO. 3, 96c.
@erffe. = 62-Soc.
1imotbp. - $5.5o-S.0o.
alee. - $700-15.oO.
BORT. - Sir Suli $23.75-23.s
So; am Sdlub $23.75. Sir Sept.
$23. 3.35-23.42; am S6lub $23.37.
S9mals. - 5iir Suli $12.87--
1900; am G6luB $12.S7. Sir Sept.
$13.O0-13.12; am Sdlub $500.
giippenisiten. - iyiir Suli $12-75
-12.s2; am S9luB s12.T. 5iir
Sept. Sl2.S5--l2.9o; am S9iuB
$12.87.
Butter. - martt feit. Creamery
26-2SAc.
gisr. - Martt ftetis; 3ufubr 90
495 aiiten. iyirits 2oa-21c; orbis
narp firits 19-194; auf bem Tsartt
19-203c.
startoffeln. = Wlartt niebriser;
3ufubr so Cars. Wi9isaH, @iscens
fin, Wlinnefota unb DatOta peibs
S5-93c; MiHnefotu uub Satota
Sbios 80 S8e.
gsfliisel. - 2ebenbes. Martt nies
trigsr. Sdbne 17ae.
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fsft. RaBgeial5sns go. l 174-
17ie Der pfb. Po. 2 DO. 164-16ac;
per pfb. 9th Builders frifhe II
174e; bo. gDuntrb 13-14c; friI4e
aaI6feLe 23-24c; go. j gulIen 12e;
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ueberF9t bes Cincinnati
MfarfteS,
eir bic NsntaG bsu 10. Wai
1915 snbiesnbe 0s4s.
Gfntinnati 1h mai

eIHeIH HdIt 10. Ufdt.
Tte nahfolssnben Quotiranaen 6es
sitten iib MIR auf ensros aranss
cftionen. Bel tlsineren Geiddittn
iperbtn ettpas b5bers preifs bsre4net.
propifioutm
G9mals. = yIrima S!sam
t2.30-12.40; GaniIp 13.50-14..
90.
sroden sefalaeuss gIeii&.
- Sbort eIear Seiten, lois 13i-'
14e; gytra fbort clear Seitsn 134-
1896; furSe Rippenisiten 134-133e;
Bellies 15-151e.
Bacon. Sbort clear Ssiten
14a-15ae; srira fbort clear Seitsa
14A-15e; fbori Rippenisiien 14a-
15e; Bellies 16a-17e.
Sugar gureb GIeif4.
S4intsn 19-19ae; pienie SHultern
14-14Ae. Breaifeft Bacon 20.
22c; @Guliern in padstsn 14--
14se; gleb Dorf Gut 14-14ae; tros
d.ne Beef edintm 27a-2sae per
pfunb.
SHBsep5teItssGfeif&. -
Sdinfm 16-16ac; pienie S9uls
tern 12a-12ae; Bellies 15-15Ac;
S9uItsrn 12i-13e; Ghultern, z.
y. Gut bo. 12A-13c.
Grif9esTltif6 d. - Sdintsn
16t-17ae; pienic G9uitern 12-
12ae; S9ultern 12--12ft; ibort Rips
penfeiten 12s-13e; ibort clear
Rippenieiten 13-13ae; ertra hort
clear Rippenfeiten 12a-13e; Bellies
lsidte 17a-1Sae; Bellies. i6pers
16a-17ae.
Webl unb Getretbe
Webl. Winter paisnt $5.S5--
$6.1O; Winter fanep $5.65-5.85;
Wintsr fanep $5.10-5.35; Wintsr
syira S4.5o-4s0; Minisr Orbinarer
4.0O-4.25; 5aries Weistn patsut
$5.S5-6.25; 5artss Meissn fansp
$5,35-5.75; 9artes Wei3sn familp
$4.60---4.85; Rosgen, Rortbpsitsrn
semifdtes $5.00-5.10; Rogstn. Gitp
rsines $5.00-5.25; Rogsen gitp ses
miIhtes $4.75-5.00.
Wti3em Ro. 2 roiber mintsr
$1.20-1.2 .22ae; Wo. 8 bc. $1.15-
1.19; Ro. A bo. $1.02-1.10.
Welf9forn. - go. ] tpeibes
t; 30. 2 DO. 78a77t; SO. 8 DO.
7e-76ac; go. A DO. 73a-74Ac; Ro.
8 bo. 71-73e; 80. 6 DO. 69-71e;
30. / ssIbes -; ylO. 2bO. 76A-77e;
9ao. 8 DO. 75a-763; SO. 4 bo. 73a "a
74ac; 30. 5 bo. 71-73e; No. 6 DO.
gio. 8 DO. 71-73e; No.
6 bo. 69-71c; - glc. l esmidtss
--e; To. 2 DO. 75a-76c; 30. 8 DO.
75-75ac; Ro. A DO. 73a-749e;
g2p. s DO. 71-73e; go. 6 bo. Co.
Tic. - aolbentorn. ipsibss, 79-S1e;
aplbeniorn, gslbes 81 83e; aoIben'
form, ssmif9tes. 79-S1c per Blu.
Rogsen. - go. 2 SO 98e; Rc.
8 DO. 80 94e; go. a bo. $500.
5afer. TDrtbpsitsrn, gio. q
tpsibsr 51A-52Ae; glorthtpefisrn
Gtunbarb iueiber 501--51tc; Wcrtbs
tpsliern Ro. 3 tpeiber 491 50Ac; go.
8 ipsiber, sinbtimifster, A-44ac;
80. 4 ipeiBsr 43Ae; 30. 2 semiiGier
AZ AZ AZ; SO. 8 ssmifttsr, einbeimis
fhsr 42-43e; 30. 4 semii&isr A.
42r.
Whisfeb.
Dsriauft ipurben 733 g6ls. 0is
Killers f5inifbeb gooos auf Der 8uiis
BON $1.40 per GuIlone.
Sroceries.
3affee. - Sopa 90 soc; Mos
na 29-3Oc; Guassrpdla foncp 1se;
pO. gutter 17ac.
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