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The Washington times., 1916-01-18
DR.. Liebknecht's Attitude
Endorsed by DR.. Rueble

BERLIN (via wireless TO Sayville>,
Jan. ls.-Dr. Rueble, Socialist member
OF the reichstaP, has indorsed the at
titude OF DR.. Liebknecht. who was ex-
PEELED from the Parliamentary party
because OF his repeated criticism OF the
governments war policy. It is under
stood that he. too. will be expelled from
the Socialist organization.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18
c. F. Nesbit to Speak.

Charles F. Nesbit. insurance corl-
missioner. will talk on the proposed
changes in local government at the
Garrett School torSSht. The meeting
il to be held under the auspices of
the Central Northwest Citizens Assoc
citation, OF which Joseph II. Johnson
is secretary.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18
Anti-War League to
Discuss Militarism

The Anti-War League of the District
has arranged for a mass meeting on
Thursday night to discuss "Militarism
MiscaIled Preparedness
Congressman Warren Worth Bailey of
Pennsylvania will preside, and the ad-
dresses will he delivered by Oswald
Garrison Willard and Hollings worth
Wood, OF New York.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18
Marriage Licenses.

"'r'.' Frad'"rl AMI Lillian I'.as
r''s Ni'h". Da'rin,"r~. md Mary L.
e. rrl... - ,rnr,. ,rtVark Y / AMI nov
.'' " rr....'
~ r. g." ,',.t.r Tm.n,.., tu" "a and
"..' y ''"v an T'mrsr.tlc
'"'n W li"ha and M'Llr"l 4 christian.
'' .lrI hiu
" ~ -. r"wrrr and Mahr, Z Ncnley. i3al-
james \. SULLIVAN and c, Ellzabetn Smith.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18
Woman Spy Comprised
Truly Human Document

ZURICH. Jan. C Cby mail.-What was
termed nv Swiss officials truly a
human document" was barred" D.
secret service agents in the arrest Of a
woman. an alleged Austrian spy. whose
back was covered with indelble writ
ing-militnrv secrets
The Swiss agents are also reported TO
have arrested another woman with a
broken arm" The cast. removed, re-
v"aled perfectly good arm bandaseI
with military documents.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18
ROCKVILLE.

John c. Lydard, sixty-six, farmer.
died Sunday at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fillmore c. King, near King 8
Valley. Three daughters survive. The
funeral took place this afternoon from
the Upper Seneca Baptist Church.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18
ANACOSTIA.

The financial abatement OF St. To-
resa's Church was published yester-
day by the Rev Charles NJ. Bart. IT
cost $2,173.So to operate the parochial
school. and the debt on the school was
reduced $1,000. leaving the total debt
S23 600. The money received during
the year was S6,66S.23.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar B. Johnston
have moved to South Dakota, where
MIR. Johnston is engaged in surveying
work.
The meeting of the Bradbury
Heights Citizens Association was held
last night. A new school was dis
cussed.
Anacostia Tent, No. 7. knights OF
the Maccabees net last night.
Anacostia Chapter, No. 12, Royal
Arch Masons, met last night
The Washington times., 1916-01-18
NATIONAL UNION OF
ALEXANDRIA ELECTS
New Officers Installed BY Fred
Strickrott, of Washington.
Miss Moore Wins Prize.

ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 1S.-Members or
Alexandria Council, No. G65, Of tho Ma
tional Union, elected officers for the
ensuing year and banaueted last night.
Among the guests were Fred Strickrott.
president of the Washington Cabinet
Arthur Bugden, district deputy, and j.
Harry Jones.
The following officers were elected:
Charles II. Davis. president: N. T.
Snyder. vice president; ]. e. Sampson.
speaker; c. A. Howard. secretary; A. IL.
Smythe, financial secretary: II. Fried
lander, treasurer; J. II. Bartlett, chap
lain: James McCuen. usher: L. f.
Thompson. sergeant; NJ. r. Norris,
doorkeeper; ]. L. Sampson. K. r.
Thompson. and NJ. r. Norris. trustees.
The officers were installed by Fred
Strickott, of washington.
Miss Rebecca Moore, a member Of the
first year class of the high school, won
the prize offered by r. E. Lee Camp of
Confederate Veterans for the best essay
on the life of Robert E. Lee. The prize
will be awarded tomorrow night at the
annual banquet of Lee Camp.
The board of police commissioners will
meet tomorrow night.
The, Republican convention Of the
Eighth district will be held here Feb
riary 90 for the purpose of electirs
delegates to the national convention
pose Charles c. Carlin, tho Democratic
Congressman from this district.
Miss Virginia Stewart. widow of the
late W. A Stewart formerly OF this
city. died this morning at her home, in
WASHINGTON Her remains will be
brought here for interment.
HAYDEN. widow of John r. Hayden. who
died In Washington Sunday. we're held
here this afternoon from the home Of
her son.
Chief Of Police Goods and Serges Mt
Wilkinson have recovered five-pas-
.onEcr automobile that was stolen
from T. F. Gruver. OF Washington and
Saturday.
Lord and Lady Aberdeen spoke last
night at a meeting in the Elks' Audi
Lady Aberdeen Is doing for the chill
dren Of Ireland. Mrs Kate Waller Bar
rett presided. Vocal selections we're
given by Miss Katherine Brill and Mrs.
OF the meeting Mrs. Barrett gave a
reception in honor Of Lord and Lady
Aberdeen at her home.
A prohibition rally was held last
night in the First Baptist Church. and
was addressed by John G. Woolley,
former candidate for President on the
prohibition ticket. and DIR. George w.
Morrow. Of Michigan. The Rev. l.. NJ.
Ferguson. pastor Of Trinity Methodist
church. presided. The meeting was
held under the auspices of the Virginia
Anti-Saloon League.
The Saventh-dav Adventists have pro-
cured the Odd Fellows Hall, on North
Columbus street, in which to hold their
Sabbath school and services.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18
EVANSVILLE.

II. Winship Wheatley last night
smoke on Minor Jurisprudence" before
the Hyattsville Citizens Association.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

Mrs. NJ. Whitecraft. OF Lutherville.
Nd. Is visiting her cousin. Mrs. A. B.
Stockman.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

Judge Peter has signed decree
granting to Mrs. Ellen Wilson an abSo-
lutte divorce from Lawrence Wilson on
the ground of desertion, the decree also
awarding Mrs. Wilson the custody Of
two minor children
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

The Rev. Samuel r. White offiCiated
at the marriage here yesterday of Miss
Mary Amelia Martin and Frank Eugene
Butterfcld, both of Washington.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

Miss Rose Patton. Of Kingston. Tenn.
Is visiting with her sister. Mrs. A. J.
Baker.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18
MT. RAINIER.

This town is to submit a new charter
to the legislature for it's approval. It
provides that the corporation be gov
crned by a maYor and four councilmen.
each to serve two wears. the new mayor
and councilmen from the Second and
Third wards to be elected the first Mon
day I'm May this wear and the council
mon from the First and Fourth wards to
We chosen on the first Monday in May.
lol7. Until the elections under the new
rh1 rter the act will name those who are
to fill the offices. The office Of town
clerk and town treasurer is combined
and tho person to fill this office is to be
elected for two years instead Of being
apDCinted.
The tax rate in the new charter is
limited to 20 cents on the S1OO
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

BY the score of II to = the girls
ba skctbal team OF the Rockville
Academy defeated tho girls quint OF
the Montgomery county ht2h school.
Misses Higgins, Geneva Reed, Sorgcn-
frei. Rabbit, and NcirS composed the
academy team, and Misses Edmonds,
Onutt, Dawson, X Reed. and Mcu cncy
were the high school players,
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

New York Stocks.

All transactions In stocks are IN the tass
81 dollars and fractions thereof
Cos, members OF New York Stock Exchange
Hibbs Building.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

Nr. and Mrs. Thomas HAYDEN are re-
ceiVing the CONGRATULATIONS upon the ar
rival of a boy
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

The program for tomorrow's session
Of the short course in Poultry hus-
handry." at the Maryland Agricultural
college. will include talks on "Incupa-
tlon," by Prof. Roy II. Waite; Grow
ing Green Feeds" by Prof. w. T. l..
Taliaferro; Exhibition Poultry and
l'ouItry Exhibitions" by j. Harry
disease OF Young Chicks" by Prof
" ate.
The Ladies' Card Club, OF Upper
Marlboro. was entertained at the home
Of Mrs. l.. A. Griffith. Luncheon was
served. after which five hundred" was
enjoyed Those present included Mrs
\. T. Brooke, Mrs. T. Van Clagett,
Mrs. Charles Hil Mrs. Harry Gore
Mrs. Brunn, Mrs. p F.. McManus. Mrs
Allen Griffith, Miss Louise Clagett
Miss Josephine Wilson, Miss Christine
Erliemyer. Miss Madgie Corrren. Miss
Elsie Haupt, and Mrs. l.. p. Felie-
meyer.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

The Mt. Rainier volunteer fire depart
mont has elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: Chief Frank
Crown; assistant chief. John Klein
chief engineer. Clarence Moore: secre-
tary. Morton c. Hartman: treasurer.
Julius Reiners: machinst. William J.
Waple: assistant machinist Otto Ger
bardt
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth
Hayden. widow of John r. Hayden, who
died In Washington Sunday. we're held
here this afternoon from the home of
her SON
The Washington times., 1916-01-18
Many Are Indians.

Tho people of MEXICO aIe larcaIy
Indian. They arc respecting. in
dustrious. eACitsole, and cruel They
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

Anacostia Tent, No. 7. knights OF
the Maccabees, net last night.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

Miss Virginia Stewart. widow Of the
late W. A Stewart. formerly OF this
city, died this morning at her home, in
Washington. Her remains will be
brought here for interment
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

Anacostia Chapter, No. 12, Royal
Arch Masons, met last night
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

Chief of Police Goods and Serges Mt
Wilkinson have recovered five-pas-
-cnEer automobile that was stolen
from 7. F. Gruver, OF Washington and
which was located in garage hero
SATURDAY.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

The Republican convention Of the
Eighth district will be held here Feb
ruary % for the purpose of electlrG
and the selection of a candidate to OPP
pose Charles G.. Carlin, tho Democratic
Congressman from this district.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

The board of police commissioners will
meet tomorrow night.
The Washington times., 1916-01-18

Miss Rebecca Moore. a member Of the
first year class of the high school, won
the prize offered by r. E. Lee Camp of
Confederate Veterans for the best essay
on the life of Robert E. Lee. The prize
will be awarded tomorrow night at the
annual banquet of Lee Camp.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
FRANCiA

PARIS. Julio l5.-La aigulcu,c
COMMUNICATION Official fuc pubIicada
esta ncchc por c! Ministerio dc "a
Guerra: FL da de aver fua de re-
latiya CANA en- TODD cl frente dc Ia
Inca de bataila. Despucs de los
lriunfos ohtenidos aver por los in
gle>eS. tanto SOS como los alemancS
SC han ocupado Ell organizar sus
fucrzas en- las nuevas posicioncs c..
donde &c ]encucntra ahora.'
En- vcnganza del bombardeo que
hizo cl enemigo sobrc Ia ciudad i'll
defensa de Lunevi'!c. uno de nues.
tros aviadores arrojo gran cantidad
de DombaS de grueso caiibre sobge
4Iunheim."
'El informc Official del Ministcrio
dc II Guerra de BcIgica dice que &c
cstan librando intcnsos duclos de
artilleria Ell los alrcdcdorcS dc
Stccnstracrc."
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INCLATERRA

LONDRES. Julio Is. Tcrrihies
coatra-ataqres han Sido hechoS por
los alemancs con objeto de recorquIs-
tar las poSiciorcS que fueron capJu-
radds ror los teutoncs aver. Y en-
los dias ~antcriores. En- todo, cso>
contra-ataqueS. de acuerdo con la
inrormacioncs pubIicada> por c. Mi.
historic dc Ia Guerra del @obicruo
iHg.eS. han s:do rechazados con per
GiGas de gran consideration los teu-
tones. Fl tcXto de la COMMUNICATION
Official g Q, siguientc: Sc han re-
cibido en- este Ministcrio dc Ia GU
rra dctalles mas amPlios de las ac-
clones libradas por las fU@rzas de Ia
Gran Brerana en- e. teatro occidental
de Ia guerra q dia de aver en- IA ma
mana. Diccn las informacioues que
Sc acaban de recibir que el periodic
comprcndido entire los dias II ' i2
de Julio fu& empIeado por Ia a~rtilIc-
ria in@laSa en- hombardcar sin deScan-
50 las liueaS aIemanas mlcntraS que
Ia infauteria iba ganaudo palmo q
paImo las posicioncs que 81 encon-
trabm adelante de la seguuda linea
dc dcfensa. For fin. cuando s. com
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LIS iHgIesss. atacaH la ter
eera l,nea de defeasa
dc los sIsmsaes
Cuatro miilas han ayauzado los in
gleses desde que dierOn prin-
cipio a 81 ofeEsiva
EN- E MISk6 PERIOD0 DE- TEMPO HAN
GiPTIRiD0 10000 PRiSiOkERGS

LONDRES. Julio I5.-Los Ingge-
sc, han reaSumido su ofensiva des-
putS De consoIidar las posiciones que
capturaron anJier. FL Ministerio tie
IA Guerra Ell 81 informe Official anQn-
cia que .os alemanes So yleron precl-
Saio> q retirarse 4 ST tercera Inca
de detensa y estan siendo atacados
ali por las tuerzas de Ia Gran Brc-
taHa. F. informe Official. publicado
q las Use del dia de hoy. esta con-
c-bido en- los >iguientes terminus:
Ia ofensiva emprendida por nue
,ras iuerzas c]cmtiuUa con TODD eNi.
20 y Ell cleric puntos los aiemaaeS
nan tenido que retirarse I su terce-
"a Inca de- iefensa Y estan siento
batidos ALI. Esta nueva retirada sig
aifica una perdida de uat' mi!l@s
lie terreuo. de, punto donde one
70 Il fuga de los ya!emaneS. en- los
nosques de tricourt Y Mametz.'
En- las ultimaS - horas hem">
cupyurado 1000 prjsioneroS. eutre
los que - encuentra un c~omandante
de regjmicnto De a tercera division.
Y e. total numero de prisioneros To-
maGos ror nUesJras ~fuerzaS deSde Il
principle de Ia ofeUSiva eXcede de
10000. Graudes c~anJidaies de Mate
rial de guerra han caido tambitn ca
uuescraS maGoS.'
- prensa d Berlin. Dor prime
"a vez. hubla de que los ingIeseS
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ALEMANIA

BERLIN, Julio l4.-El informe
Official publicado esta mahana por
Ell Ministerio de Ia Guerra. dice que
st han eStado librando violentos com
bates en- ambos lados del-rio Soma.
:, oricnte del Meuse los ~frauceses
iutentaron cipturar algunas de las
posiciopes que habian sido tomadas
ror los aIemanes aver, peco fueron
rechazados con grandes perdidas.
Cerca de los fuertes de SouviIle eI
ataque de los f~ranceses fue anuiado
por Ell violento cahoneo de Ia a~rtiIlc.
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ANUNCIO

LA PRENSA esta autorizada barn
~anunc:ar Ia c%andidatura del senior ia.
co0o kublola, para Comisiorado Gcl
PrecInto No. ] del Condado de Bexar,
9uJeto a las primaries dcmocraticae
Juno y. Respetuosamcnte Sc soiicjta
el voto de- los mexico-texanos.
(Pol. Adv.)
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ANUNCIO

LA PRENSA esta autorizada para
lnunciar Ia candidatura de recollection
dei I. j.. H. Clark, para juez dc T.;
oorte Civil del Copdado, sujeto a Ia
%eGlon de las primarias democraticas.
Julio %.
. pol. Adv.)
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RECORTE listed y guarde esta direction,
para que Sc las mucStre i Sus amigos que
suTren de caliOs. mczquinOS. zIZOicS y graz
nos de lie piel, con 25c. en- ilcmbreS poSIa-
les que me remitl, les mandD 4 vuelia dc
C0rreo, franco dc porte, una caIiia de Po-
estas Intermediates. DevuelvO Ell dinero a
ia persona que Sc cure Y no sane.
ESPiRlDION GONZALEZ.
!. o. Box s.. LAREDO, Texas.
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AVISo A NUEsTRos
5USCRIPToaEs

: Los su%scriptores de LA PREM
: sA no deben olvidar, cuando
cambien de residsacia,g darnos :
Ia direction que han ten:do y la 4
que Sesesn tsasr en- adeIarts .
pues sin este requisite no pode-
EOS snstsr el cambio en- nues- 4
tos Hires. 1
D o . o q o o {
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-07-16
ANUNCIO

LA PRENSA csta autorizada nara
anunciar "a. ~candidatura del ST.. G.. N.
Chambers, PARA Fiscal del Dis;ritc,
SuJcto a las primarias dcmocraticas.
Julio y. Solicita atcutamcntc cl vote
de los Mexico Texanos.
(Pol. Ndv.N
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Trsvia
TTLEPOROS SsHz
NusyS

II PRENSi - Ell peTidGjeO meNitano lie
mayor CirruiaciHa 60 los ESiadUS IniaoS-
y pur Ia taHto, Ct E!cior para los anunrian-
tcS.
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Horoscope

Pideme tn horoscope 2 sabras lsl
signi de tn persona : la suerte de tn
porvenir. El Horoscope tie comunna
la buena ventura en- Ell amor, ell Ca
samiento, ell juego = los negocios. En-
viame 2 sellos y recib;ras tn hoT6aso-
20 gratis.
Prof. OSCAR RODRIGUEZ
Gale D., No. IL. :
Pe2olotti, Marianne, Cuba,
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TRANSPORTE Y ALMACENAJE..

TRANSPORTS Y
C0nlamos con los meiores elementos para
llevar Y aIrer carga de las cStaciones. hsps.
Cial taencion en- cl dcsembarque de E:3rcan-
ciaS Y en- Ell manejC y:cmpaQue de ca!as
fueries. calderas. ingcnios. etc. Tcncn0s NJ
maCcneS con COneXioneS. ,errocarrlleras. Ma
calnbiamOS caSas. E.
MERCHANTS TRANSFER 60.
Sl0-5Ii D0lOrOSa ST. AmbOs TeiSf0DOs ;S.
--,sJDE
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DLARID POPLAR INDEPENDENTS.
PRCCIGS De SUBSCRIPTION

snI0S E>Iaa0S Cn:Gos. Mexico. CaHada Cu
IA, Puerto Rico. vaGama ! las Islss
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-27

ipedlieln Nir naiBten fort; ifleu.
nigit D,IrOe unier Worier auseebmtt,
nno fort ging's nit inn. canals
fonnten mir nid)i eriabren, iper uns
gerettet bate.
Ils mir in lfes unieren W0rier
ipieoer berridten lieben, erfllbren
mir crit, Onb Der &aiieriOGn, Der bic
90nigsgreuaoiere gum Sturme &c.
fiibrt bate. grir5 GiteI Srie6ri6
mar.
Bon WeB ipurben mir mad Soul
geid)idt; bort baben mir Bel Saint
Wihiel Oas Sort 2ionoif bombarbirt.
Snr Sebruar arbeitefen mir bereits
in ben 9lrgonnen, i'm Mui tnmen mir
mad Der S5ion5ofront, bier S;ion3o.
id)lo6ten boben mir nriteemaft lmo
oiele, oiele Shiiiie nbgegeben. 9Iber
ons itGrfite grIebnib ipor bod jener
9lunen5lid, ou uns9Srin5 @ifeI 6rieo.
rid an Der Spibe ieiner aonig5gre.
nabiere gerettet bat. @s rDiro ms
efpig uiIOer5eBlifl iein.
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asrlanbt lpaArsnb bedslbsn 3sit:

gsrlanbt lpdbrenb berfelben 3sit:
Hinbp. Sdtpeine S6afe
IL. Wdra 80. 865 5000 134
Is. Mdr8 !. 1912 5689 -
Is. Mirs -. 1921 5241 -
Ginopieb. lie beiieren
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glabfrage inio itetig. mdbrenb bic
nitoeren langiam tparen. Stoders
une 6eebers iinb Iangiarr, CUTE
WiI6fiibe iinb itetig, anbere idtpa.
der I'M preiie.
Ulittlere unb f9fpere Stiere $3.50
S4ien $4.O0-7.00; Gleis
I6er Stiere $6.OO-8.O0; auserleene
Bis ertra $8.15-8.65; 5eifers $500
300; aussrleiene tis sr.ra $50
$50; aiibs $3.50 500; oussrleiene
bis ertra 1925 6.85; Gamers $4.00
-4.5O; fetts GlirD aiibe $780,
85; Wlil9tiibe $35-85; Stoders unb
s5eebers: Stiere $5.50-7.75; Seifers
$5.5O-7.00; aabe $5.0o-5.75.
9ullen. 9ie 0adfrnge mar
cine CUTE uiio bic Sreiie itetis bis
felt.
;5etie gullsn S7.Oo-7.25: Bologna
S6. 6.OO--e.85; srtra $6.90-7.00; ma
gers unb leidts S5.00-6.0o.
4GlGer. Die 3ufubr bon
adlbern mar cine 5iemli9 srobe uno
bic preiIe itsbn I'M 75c Big $1.OO
m1ter oenen pon Der porigen 8ohe.
geiis adiber $9.75-10.0O; fair
BIS quite leidte S70O-9.75; Oroindre
unb srObe $4.5o-9.50.
2 6peire. - Die beiltiae 3li-
ilthr mar nift groiH Die geadfrage
mdBig ino Die greiie itetig.
Gute Bis auserleiene 0erpadilngss
uno Sleii9erfortsn $10.00-10.05;
gemiI9te unb mittlsre 1915 - 10.'
90: lsi6te gsriaa6tfortsn, 120-155
gfunb, $9.00-a.25; prbindre Biz au'
te 1ertsl, 110 qiunb unb barunt.r,
S5.50-S.O0; Oroindre bis auserlsiene
fftpere fetie Educ S7.0O-9.35;
Gtaes $6.00-125.
9 dafe uub 9Gmmer. =
lie 3uirbr mar gering uno bic
0reiie Der beiieren GunIitaten felt,
auSerer itetig.
e6nfs. gtra s7.75-s.oo; CUTE
biz oussrlsisrs S6.75-765; orbindrs
6is FUR $4,000. - admme,.
ertra S11.35-11.50; cine partts
S11.75; quite bis auserlsienc $10.5O--
lips; orbinGre big fair $8.0o-10.'
90; ssIf,orsns eimmer $7.00-10.'
40.
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mente abnitbt. Ger sIr6eiter Iegt ieinc
@crsSeuge glbenos IN oas nit Der
'saure geidnpdngerteMaiicr uno 5iebt
lie, naboenr iie cine babe Shiuoe Da-
rim acLgen baben, ob. 90 lit er Des
folaeroen Iaaes aIles slrrfeiItbdlteS
ourdl Sd1rfen ii6crboben. Iieic bill.
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Ser lanopirtbid)aftIid)cI S6neioe.
pcrt5euge 81 enrpfelGeH.
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. utr. - pretjt teif. - HdTlfs
nirt.r Gut 2oaf $3.50; ppipbereb
SIPS: Cubes S7.55; eranulirter ST.,
10; GonfteiiDnsrs IL S7.15; of
" $3.50; ipeiber ertra $6.70, eytra
.g1 $3.50 per pfunb.
MoIaifes IN iietig. - Neip
Srlsdns Open Getle 45- -65e; Centric
fuanl 25-34e per gallone.
Reis. - aouifiona, Gonep Seab
Gz-6ac; prima 54-5ac; crbindrs
4-4ae; Sopon 43-5ac per pfunb.
Dairp sBrobufte.
Batter. - Wdrit siemlid3 Iebs
BAIT unb fsit. t.-Wbulsmilt srira, 40c;
etutraIi5eb egira 37ae; Geniruliaeb
ftrits 34e; Seconbs Sic; Gonrp Oairp
29t; padins StOd 21t-23c per
pfunb.
adfs. - Rarst itstig. Obip 1876,
RorbueRIi4sr 1s--19Ae. glsp Dori
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ls,Ip, Bombs uno aIItitn in y glori.

geidattsparisrs surosH u s--s;ls5 biz.
fsntiri @iffsl auf apnooH pares ftttis.
aar 80 Iass s4.72X, Sift s4.763S; aobe.
Anwsiiunefn t4.77. Stanes Siti 5.96h.
aabsI 5.95A. glori SiAt 7iK. aabd NJ,
afonen Sthi 1240. Rabsl l24s. Sire siGi
e.69. RABBI a6s. Hubel Sidt Sl.55; Rabsi
Si.C0; SiibsrSarrsn 6oHe. Rsriiantits
Solars 484.
Wtfieumarit.-Ssr Rarit mar beait
fstr rubig uns bic 2ursiawaniunatn nnr
unbsoeuisno, bic Drais itanoen aber IN ben
msliien bdltn inter oensH BON esitern.
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S6peiue. = 3ufuh 5000. Wtartt
feit unb unperGnaert Biz &c bofer. -
Buff $9.70-9.85; leibts $9.35-1O.s
oo;gemiIhte $9.55-9.90; i4rpsrs
S9.45-9.90; raufe S9.45-9.6o;
i5ertel S7.50-8.60.
gainbpieb. 3ufubr 300. Usdr't
fietig. GipEsaifde Beef Stisrs ST.
75-10.05; Stoders uno 5seoers
$6.O0-8.25: aii6e unb 5eifers $4.'
1o-9.oo; aGlbsr $8.00-10.5O.
S6ais. - 3ufubr 500. Wartt
fietis. W.tbsrs s8.50-9.25; epss
$6.35-s.S5; aGmmer $9.75-11.'
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nisber 70 itrsdIib lesr mar. fon ia
sinsr bsr 3ufdnuer ssiitsssranf ess
iporben fsin!4
.Gon3 riGtig. Or Iitt an gerfols
eunssipdbn unb biIbsie ji& sin. ss
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Hippsnfeiten. - Giir Wlai 1877
1907 am S4luB 1907; fir Suli
12.15-12.27, am SdluB 1926.
Butter. - Wartt niebriger; Grsa'
merp 283-36e.
Gier. - Warft unperGDbert.
Rdrtoffeln. - Wartt unperdnbert.
Gefliisel. = 2sbsnbes; 6iibnsr 16e;
Sprinsers 171e.