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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT APPRE-
GATED.

The Star-Buletin wishes to acknowledge the
many expressions of appreciation which have
come to this office since publication was begun
of the daily stock market reports from New
York. The list of stocks was made up after
consultation with local businessmen and tour
lists interested in the market reports, and rep
resents stocks in which there is the widest
trading or which will best characterize the
market fluctuations. Several weeks. ago this
paper began to plan for this stock service but
only lately could an adequate report be ar
ranged The Star Bulletin will be glad to hear
from any interested persons as to stocks they
desire quoted, though on account of the expense
involved in getting the news. from New York
every afternoon, it is obviously not feasible to
handle stocks unless there is something like
general interest in them.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13
million
and HALF spent
FOR BUILDINGS

The building ins ection bureau re-
ports that 1883 building permits were
issued in 1915. and tat the estimated
construction cost amounted To ST .46S.
S33.S6. An encouraging tendency tn
an Increase was Noted toward the end
OF 1918 IN the construction cost. IN
the month of October building per
mits TO the number AZ 143 wn.e =
sued, while the estimated construction
cost was s123.o4S. a. During No
vemher leo permits were issued, the
cost Of construction amounting to
S162, 505.e2. Owing TO the wet waath-
er in December. building IVES neglect.
ed to a large extent. liz permits be
ing issued. with a construction cost
OF So, 2sS. As.
The record for the year 1915 is as
follows:
Building hermit applications fled.
1888: permits issued with fees. 1853:
permits without fees issued. $50. In
spections. 2135; estimated cost en- ner
mits with fees. S1.451.f75.59: estsnlat
ed cost ON permits without fees, SIT
1872: total amount of estimated cost,
$1,46S. 3a7 Sc; fees ~aid. s2eo2 90.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13
ARMY AND navy
PEOPLE BOOST
CHARITY BALL

With only IL boxes remaining M
sold. the charity bali to be given by;
the army felix of Oahu Is well under:
way Decorations resembling those oE
the governors New Year ban. such as
flags. red. white and blue buating.
pennants. palms and ferns, will atloru
the armory on the night OF the bali
January rs. With the promised sun
pert Of all branches Of the army and
navy in the territory. the event urom
Uses to be the great military social
gathering OF the year Arrangements
concerning the decorations. or any,
thing that may be in connection with
the ball. are under the charge OF Mrs.
Wiser, wife OF y, x ,dler1Irneraf Wis.
ser, Mrs, Chatfield. Mrs. Ellis. Mrs. AT.
kinson and Mrs. Coe.
Tickets for the hall ere on sale IT
Wall. Nichols. Wall & Dougherty.
Benson & Smith Co. and the Cham,
hers Drug Co.
ON Wednesday evening. January 10.
the enlisted men viii have priv.
legeS OF the arriorv for a ball
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13
EDITOR

ply with temporizing note and get by. =
The patience of the American people is at
an end This last savage deed is the climax.
Tolerance ceases to be, national virtue and
becomes national vice Forbearance is no
longer strength, but weakness.
American citizens on the whole have stood
stanchly by the president throughout his Mexi-
can dealings Congress has stood by him.
His course, most Americans feel, has been die
tated by the highest motives of sincerity, by
regard for all the American countries, by belief
in the final power of ideals. But 1t has not
operated TO redeem Mexico f..
Further "watchful waiting is nauseatlng
We should demand land not only demand but
enforce prompt punishment for the murderers
of chihuahua The day for note exchanges has
passed. The day for reckoning is here.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13
HERMANN'S SONS PLAN
REAL "HERREN- ABEND"
ON 10Th OF JANUARY

The Honolulu Lodge of the Her
MAINS Sons, recently organized, con.
templates inaugurating its 1915 pro,
gram of entertainments with genu
inc German 'Herren-Abend, meaning
according to accepted dictionary
usage an evening set apart for gen
tlemen.
The entertainment committee has
set the evening of Saturday, January
29, as the time, and the Knights OF
Pythias Hall as the place of gather.
ing and enjoyment The German
colony and its host OF friends are
cordially invited. For admission ane
reservation apply to Paul Scheid, Car.
Daub of the entertainment committee
or c. Bolte; secretary pf the lodge.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13
BILLBOARDS GO
down IOHEASE
OUTDOOR Circle

In response to a plea backed by the
| $50 members OF the Outdoor Circle.
Madame Eugenio de Folco has given
up billboard advertising OF the De
Folco Grand Opera season in Honolu-
Ia. and definitely aligned herself with
the city's women who are working for
tie city beautifnr idea and against
poster advertising.
Our opera season advertising was
Up on 10 large billboards." says Mad
anIe de Folco, who has been attend
ing to business details of the engage
ment while her husband, the tenor
was en- the coast assembling the COM
pany.
After a conference with Mrs Fred.
erick j Lowrey. president of the Out
door Circle, shall today give orders
that our signs be removed from nine
OF the places to which the Circle mem
bers object, and retained only the
big billboard beside sne Hawaiian
Opera House, where our season opens
Monday. ~. -
Heretofore we have always used
such advertising to great advantage.
L
them to this extent in their city beau.
tiful campaign, md have been glad
TO do SO In return members of tina
organization have agreed to help adj
vert sc the opera season. and make
OF ii an adequate farewell to the old
opera house, SO soen TO be torn down
TO make way for the new federal
building"
Madame de Folco will be the guest
OF the Circle at luncheon to be given
by the organization Saturday at noon
at the Young Hotel. RI. .=:-
Letter OF Thanks. .-.:.. -"
''Januarv l., 1915. !
MY dear Madame de Folco; Ill. Il
THE Outdoor Circle. was very Rap
py to receive vour message TODAY that
your billboard advertisement would h.
withdrawn not Later than SATURDAY..
January Is, and th7t under no circrm
stances would You use the biilbaards
again. excert those Immediately about
the Opera House.
I'VE appreciate fully that yop ID
not know of the sentiment ,n or CITY
against the use Of bUlboards. We are
uOuO-g Sidlrlui ~ N''tf .-tOf7FF Nefi Nv
not only helped the Outdoor Circle ip
its stand against the use of the bill
board. but VOL have made it possih'o
for many If ,1s to attend vcur opernq
who would otherwise lave hean de
barred because of the use of the bill |
beard.
Cordially yours.
'CHERILLA# l.. IOWREY,
3 president cf npt4oorf Circle"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13

Officers were elected at a meeting
OF the Hawaiian Philatelic Society
held in the public library last night.
as follows: Capt Clyde b. Parker.
president; C. ID. Wright. vice-presi.
dent; G. ]. Cooper. secretary. and f
NJ Ehrhorn, treasurer
Bylaws were amended last night
TO provide for only one business meet
ing a year, the monthly meetings be
ing turned over to display Of stamps
by various members, and to the trad
ing or selling of duplicates.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13

MALFORD H. DRUMM0ND, deputy
bank examiner for the territory, suf-
fered a fractured arm as the result of
a fall while visiting the volcano dur
ing the Tuesday visit of the Great
Northern at Hilo, according to re-
ports which have been received here.
1t is reported that Drummond's arm
has been set and that he is recover
ing rapidly.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS
SON JOINS BENEDlCTS

On December 30. the same day that
his daughter slipped away and mar.
ried well known physician in Texar.
kama. Texas, District Attorney Horace
w. Vaughan's son. Robert Louis
Vaughan, who is an ensign In the
navy. married Miss Eta Lee in New
York City. Mr.. Vaughan knew moth.
ing of either wedding until the arrival
OF his family from the coast yesier.
Cav =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13

GEORGE H. Wears of Hilo, g
member of the Hawaii Promotion
Committee, is in the city today, and
will leave on Friday evening for Maui
with the local members Of the com.
mittee. Word has been received stat.
ing that Lorrin Thurston would join
the local party at Maui, which will
give the committee nearly full mem.
bershiD On the Valley Isle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13

With the Austrians making Roadway into
Montenegro, it looks very much as if the Allies
had arrived too late on another war front. They
arrived too late to save Belgium, too late to
save Serbia; they bungled the Dardanelles ex-
petition, and they are probably not in sufficient
force to succor Montenegro. "Muddling
through" is certainly not method to be
proud Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13

JOHANNES F. ECKARDT. former
superintendent of the Queens hos
pital. expects to return to Honolulu
the latter part of this month from
New York City, where he went for
special medical treatndsn int. 1t is un-
derstood that his health has greatly
improved during the last few weeks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13

1t is no new experience for Count Okuma,
Japan Grand Old Man, = to be the taget for
a bomb-thrower He has lost one leg from the
activities of a would-be assassin. That was %
years ago. Incidentally, his infrmity has
helped secure his tremendous popularity with
the people.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13

An anonymous letter has come to the Star
Bulletin concerning the death of Mrs. Moore,
struck by an auto on the Pail road. The writer,
apparently tourist, is advised that no publ
cation can be given anonymous letters.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13
LITTLE INTERVIEWS

FOSTER l.. DAVIS: Persons de
string to travel in foreign countries
should read carefully the new pass
port regulations, which may be seen
in the local federal court clerks office.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13

HORACE W. VAUGHAN: A ru-
NOR has been going around Honolulu
to the effect that Judge Quarles is not
coming back to Hawaii / have pretty
good reason to believe that he is com.
ing back; in fact, he told me he was.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13

CIRCUIT JUDGE STUART: At,
toTneys and other persons who have
business in my court. and who insist
in getting there late, are going to be
made TO suffer for it. am going to
demand promptness, and there are
likely to be fines imposed against
those who are not prompt.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13
PERSONALITIES

WILLIAM H. HEEN, deputy attor-
ney general, and Mrs. Heen arrived
from Hilo in the steamer Great North
ern yesterday. They intend to make
their home in Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13

Note At this r'te the court ey.
nensos for the biennial period would
be four times the above amount
roughly speaking: this would hiring
the amount required to operate ND to.
about $4,000. as against the leg;sla-
tive appropriation of s29 n0n
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13

Hawaiian Philatelic Society to Continue, !"
says headline. In other words, the stamp
will stick
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13
EXPENSES
FALL HEAVY ON
CITY TREASURY

That the supervisors are up against
a stiff proposition" as one OF them
puts il. in trying to defray circuit
court expenses CHARGED to the munich
pality. is shown by the following fig
ures These were worked out at q
conference CT committee of the
board end circu't court judges;
Detail OF court expenses. first cir
cult court for the first six months %.
the biennial period ending I"ne 50
1917 showing the relation OF the ex-
penditures to the amount appro.
priated,
Trial jury fees -. $6,7?420
Meals. trial jurors. 209. 80 $ 6,934.10
Grand jury fees -. 1s1620
Mileage 5t700 2.334.O0
Fees, jury com'rs. 1000.
Office supDlies and
expenses 447.16
Exuense auto pro-
batiCn officers
for girls $3.50. IA00
Assigned COUNSEL. 5000
Salary, bailiff -. 3O9.Go
Automobile repairs
(Anderson's carr 1890
sro.g74s6
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-13

Every degree the temperature drops on the
mainland is a rise of one point in the tourist
traffic stock of Hawaii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-12
eslmBsNahritbem.
Oienftnn 12. Geptember.

0ienftag, IL. September.
Yer NaHeritanb i'm Ohio Diro iif
nur penig Derdnbern. 9eitern @beuo
betrug berIel6e 6ei bisiigsr Staot II
SUB.
Die iolgenben 9epei6en trafen
pdbrenb bes geitrtsen Sases bier
Elm:
qitts6urg 9a.-6.1 SUB, ffeitt.
Dbseling, SO. ga.-3.9 SUB, fdllt.
Yarfers6urg, -. @a.-3.4 SUB.
aanapba Sails, B 8d.-2.2 SUB.
G6arleiton, SO. 8a.-7.3 SUB.
GouisDille, Sp, SO SUB, fdQt.
GuansDiae, Snb.-5.6 SUB, ifeigt.
NaIbOille, 5snn.-78 SUB, fdllt.
Chattanooga, Ssnn.-8.0 Sub, fdllt,
Gairo. Sl.-11.6 SUB, fdlt,
Wemp6as, 9enn.-8.5 Sub, fdllt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-12

etiere $5.oo-7.00; Seifsrs $500
600; &iibe $4.75-5.25.
u[len. 2tnfanos mar Der
Wiarft itetis. sesen S6luB aber fielen
bic preife um 10-15c per 100
Pfunb.
ssette Sullen $6.75-7OO; Bologna
1915 $3.50; ertra $6.60-6.75; ma
gere unb lei1te $4.50-5.50.
8Glber. Die 3ufu6r mar
grob, bic Hadfrage cine quite uno BE
preiie itetig Big fart.
8ets lsi6te aGl6er $3.50; fair big
quite $9.00-12.25; Orbinars uno grOs
| Be $4.50-11.0O.
g 4peine. = Qnfangs mar Ger
Mart itstis, segen g4lub a6er TART
unb bic preifs fteben um 10-15c per
100 pfuno b06er.
9ute Bis auserleiene @erpadungs7
unb Sleif9eriorten $11 ,20-11.3O;
ausgeiu9te mittlere, 160-18O pfG.,
$10.75-11.OO; lei6te @erfanbtiOrtsn,
12O-155 pfunb, $1O.O0-10.50; or
bindre Bis CUTE 5erteI, 40 pfuno
unb barunter $5.50-9.00; oroindrs
Biz auserleiene iApere fette SdMe
$8.00-10.0O; Stags $7.50-8.50.
g 6afe unb Gdmmer.
Sas ansebot mar nur mdbig unb bic
Preiie iteti9. Ra6frase gut.
S6afe, auserleiene Big ertra $3.50
-6.75; CUTIE Big auserleiene $3.50
$50; orbindrs Big fair $200-5.0o.
- 2Gmmer, auserlefene big ertrd
$11.50-11.75; CUTE bis auserleiene
$1o.75-11.5o; Orbiuars Big fair
So .00-9.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-12
Musipdrtige Wdrfte.
Rep gort, II. September.

Msbl. = Rartt anbaltsub felt. -
5riibiabrs qatents $8,15-8.45;
Wintsr patsnts $7.55-7.9O; 8ins
ter Staigbts $7.20-7.5.
Wei3sn. - Wartt perGnberli9; -
SO. l Durum $1.75a; Ro. 2 barter
81 .69a; Rp. 1 NOrtbern DULUTH 81
81a; Rp. l Rortbern Wanitoba 81
TIA 7. o. B. Rep gort.
WeIidturn. - Martt i9pu6; Ro.
2 eeltes 97a c. /. {. Reip Yort.
Sofer. - Wartt piliger; Stan'
barb 53!-544.
9eu. - martt feit; 90 1 $1.35;
TO. 2 SIPS; Ro. 8 S1.15; 9eriaubi
9Oc-$1.00.
Sopf.n. - Martt itstis; Stats Ors
btndrer bis aussrlsiensr 1916 28-
32c; 1915, 9-15c; pacific aiiits
1916 13-15c; 1915, 9-13c.
SGute. - Rurtt itetig; SosOta 80
-33c; Central amsrita 32ac.
2ebsr. - Murtt fsit; 9emIot firits
BIC; ieconbs 36c.
Yort. - Wartt feit; Msb $1,000
300; familp $29.00-34.00; ibort
clear $2700-29.00.
9eef. = Martt felt; WsB $20.50-
II 90; familB $23.o0-24Oo.
S9mala. - Wiartt piqiq; Wiiole
Weft 14.50-14.60.
sals. waartt felt; Gitp s4c;
Gounutrp ss-9c; Special &c.
@Olle. = Wartt Itstia; einbeimi=
i9e 5lssee XX Ohio 36-37c.
Rsis. - Martt itetig; iancp 6eao 5
-5gc; blue role 4a-4ac.
ROIafss. = Murtt itstig; Reip
Orleans open peattle 40-50c.
9udsr. - Rober. Wldrtt feit. -
Centrifugal $5.14; MOIaiies S4.37; (;
raffinlrtsr, it.tis; Gut aoaf S74C;
Gruibso $7.25; MoulS u $6.75:
xxx pofpoereb $40; poipbereo
$6.35; fsinsr graHuIirter $6.25;
Oiamono u $6.25; GOnfsctionsrs u
$6.15; RO. 1 $6,10.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-12
gbicaso, II. September.

~ -. @~''~'
Mei,sn. - 5iir DECEMBER $1.52--
1.55f, ain S9lub $1.54s; fur Wui
S1524-1.55s am e4lub $1.55s.
@eGdtOrn. - Sir DECEMBER II /
-733, am S6Iub 72a; fir Miai
75ac-765c, am S6luB 76c.
5af.r. - Sir DECEMBER 47a-
48te, am SdIuB 4S5c; fir Mai 50+
-51ac, am S9Iub Sic.
RosseH. - Ro. 2 $1.25-1.258.
9erite. - 81c-$1.16.
SimOtbp. - Martt nominal.
alee. - $11.00-14.00.
Sort. - Sir Sttpbsr $26.05-
$3.50, am S9lub $26.50; fir Sa=
nuar $23.60-23.75. am SdluB
$23.75.
SdmaI5. = Syiir Sttubsr 1890
1920, am S6lub 14.12; fir Sa@
uuar 1S.55-13.72. am S9lub 49,
67.
Rippenisitsu. - Sir Sttober 49,
90-14.00. an SdluB 14.oo; fir
Sanuar 12.57-1276 ON SaIuB
1857.
Butter. - Rartt b5bsr. Creamery
27-32c.
Gi,r. - martt 5S6er. fsirits 27
Orbiuare firits 2e-2eac.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-12

man bur6 rubige llebsrlesiIna unb
nit @ernunit ben perfobrenen aars
rem fpteoer flptt 8u MAIDEN. syit nie
5nbre perIiiatsh 70 erube man 3u-
erit bic &Gber .oS nno tdie bann
NAL eigenbdlrgis unb trdftig in bi.
Spsi9en; gelinat's bunn nidt, 70
ldoe man tbeilreiie a6. bsopr iib Dds
pterb oOIig atgsradert 6ut unb T,
eri6opft 1T, tdb es aud nit eutsm
Willen bic Qr6ett nitt mebr leiifsn
tOnnte. Das 8ertebrttite III bns
2usipunneu, jie6er labe nan ipeits-
ab uub ldFe bic balblesrs SUBJ.
binausSie6en, Oumit bn5 pfsro elm
iie6t, bab untcr alien llmitGnben Das
5ubrpert los muB iIno bab feline
ardft bier3u ousrei6t. Spannt man
bagegen aus, 10 piro Der @aul balo
bic Quit Oerlieren, in fbpierigen Ca
gen feline 9an3e &raft un3uDenben
unD eripdrtet e6en, pieDer ausges
ipannt 3u perosn. 2lm heiteliten lo1
allerbings nd6 einem ulten WiBport
ods 5eitfa6re1 nit sinem leeren Bds
gen iein; oietpsil man nidt abldben
tann, uro es Ioq uu9 fol4e
pferoe 9sben, bic ben lssren Dassn
iteden ldfen. Sin betanrter Sarmer
bate einen IoEfen Rader BON Saul,
uno ipenn Der einmal bei Der 4rbeit
oerIagte, panote man folgenben Grid
an: Sin Stidhen Sett. fpurbe Dem
PierD ii6ers &reu3 llitter bas 8es
fdyirr geThO6en uno cine 8fpetrdbrig.
S1rre (@drt) moglihit fhtper ins
Areu3 9ela0en uno oann ods pferb
rubtg ite3en gefafen. Rad 15 Bis 20
Winuten lpuro. es Dem Sbier allmd6z
li6 ungemiit9f6, es pi;gte iiH DOH
etnem 9ein duFs aHbsre unb pl0blib
3Og es an, onb bic iSurten umbers
ltoben. Rad mebrmdliger 9Dieosri
bolung biefes @rperiments brdufts
oas Pfrb nur bas StudcbeH Sette
au ieben, oann tpnHte IS gar nift
ifnsQ genu9 an5is6en. OerartiJe
unihuloige Wan0Der pirten 5upeis
len redt erfolgreih unb iinb ieoene
falls e6er gu empfeblen, als einen
Derartigsn StaIrtopf 6alfioo 5u prii
geln oOer ibm Elm anberes pferb an
ben !6als gu ipanneH uno mas font
nod Der Ho66eiten 5umeilen anse'
Wanof peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-12
9rb Oppbs'Warft.
gincinnati, II. September

y nctn II al IL. SepIeltpet-
9lu9 in Der DerfIofeLsn Do9e mas
rem bic @ei6dfte iebr lebbaft, beIon'
bsrs in Serbfts uno 8iuteritoffsn. Su
einigsn JGllen purben bic pretle err
bobt unb bic Ouptitunnsen parsn ON
S9lub ber Wo9e pis folgt:
erauner @usliu Gteot Sails G
slse s 9oSiier 51as, SIsnn'css 9 7a.e; .eaOe1
7Ae, souibern Q &c, Darb Sti6 sc, Dlag
noIia % " u &C. Reppersl i0s4 27e, DO. o.
25e, lltied 10'4 32isr, DO. ess 30r. 9oiefpo0t
1914 s6ht, 30. 90 2a,ze erisRiou 1914 2e11e
GebfeiGter muslin - @amfutto
SsGfoHbine 1ic, pin 9hc, Sope sac. 05ie,
SC, Seipins ase SC. Gbelter 7&e. GtamOro
SAC. Gor giioer 7kc, eorsetUleglot 7Ile
9duebrofe TAG. Neoenter gikc, Reeo 63.c, gep,
perch i0.4 zee. DO 81 27e, utita i0.4 35e
DO. 9'4 32l9c, Rofepooo 1914 26he, DO. Sd
2oHe. sriebion 1914 2sse, DO. s,4 25he.
grtn, SgHsrtear ebirttns 90. Central
Gonrring 7e, 5inpfor RIain Elai 7e.
Grahs SIC, 9adiir unb 6nuiltor Tpiu Rnbes
&C., qaitonnIs &c, ser,fbirs &c. Reliance ehe.
Itdira.laaISen SC. Teripeos &c: Gai.
ane amos,saq Il & " iee, Queen of tie Rsii
xx Ice. eusausbanna i7isc. GonsftOsa 3 .
@tnebam s-Mmoseae eiasle Sc, a. 8.
6 1916, Goersii GIGHic Sc, pancniter Eta1le
&c. 1892 7ist aireiion 6Ist Dictator SC.
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ueberf@t bes Cincinnati 1
WtarfteS,
Jar bic Nontas, ben 4. esptbr.
1916 enbigsnbe @oHs.

Ginetnnatt, II. September.
Die na9folsenbsn Auotirungen 6e'
5iebn fi9 nur auf gnsros aranss
otttonen. Bel ileineren GeIhdfteu
tpsrben ettpas h0bere pr.if. ber.4n.t.
propifionen.
S9mala. prima Steam
14.35-14.45; 5amiIp 400
14.5O.
Srodensefalsenes JIeii5.
= Sbort clear Seiten loie, 15i--
15ac; G1tra fbort clear Ssit.n 14i
-154c; iurse Rippenieiten 143-
154c; Bellies 164-174e.
Bacon. Short clear Seit.n
16f-17e; ertra fbort clear Sslsen
15a-16e; ihort gfippeni.iten 15a-
16c; Bellies 18-18ae.
Susar gureb GIeifd. -
Sdinten 20a-21e; pienie G9uItern
15-15ae; greatfait Bacon 23-25e;
S4ultsrn in apadeten 15-15ac; 0sfp
Yort Gut 15a-16e; trodene Beef
S4ii.en 29t-3Osc per Dfunb.
SIbsep6teltesGfeijd.- d. -
Sdiuten 17t-18e; pienie SduIteru
13a-14c; Bellies 17a-1se; SduIs
tern 13a-14ae; SauItsrn q. .. Gut
14a-14ae.
Grifdes gfeifS. sdin,sn
16A-17ie; picnic Sdultsrn 12a-
13c; S9uItern 12a-13e; fort Rip'
psnieiten 13-13Ae; fbort clear rip
penfsiten 13t-14e; ertra Iho,t
clear Rippenieitxn 13-13ac; gelIies
lsidis 183-193e; BeIIies, iapers
17-1Sc.
MebI unb getreibs
MebI. - Winter gatent $7.75-
800; Winter fanep $7.25-7.5o;
Wintsr familp $6.75-7.0O; Winter
srtra $3.75-6.O0; Wintsr orbindrer
$5.25-5.50; 5artss Meisen patsnt
$s.00-S.25; 5artss Weissn faneb
T.50-7.75; 9artss Mei,en iamiIp
$6.O0-6.25; Rossen, Rortbpeiiern
eemii4tes $5.75-5.9O: Rosssn Gitp
rsinss $5.75-5.90; Rossen, gitp sss
mifttss $5.50-5.75.
Wetsen. - 80. 2 rOtber Mtnter
$157-l59; 30. 3 bo. $1.50--
1.56; Ro. A DO. $1.30-142.
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3abtungsausg fet6.

Sin &aiienbpte in einenl groBsn
Ssi9dfte lpat Osm guhbl.ier brsi
Dollars i6ulnig. Der gu6balter
itulbete bsm aaiIirer 3pci DolIdrs.
Ter Saiirer ftuloete oem adhenbr-
ten 3psi OoQ1rs. DIS Der &afen5ole
sllles Sdges einen 8ollor III Der 5as
ide bate, fii5lte er iih Jsorangt, ie:4
ne S6uloenlait gu oerria9eri, unb er
3ablte benz 8uhbalter, p,nl er bre:
Dollar Ihuloiq mar, eine'I Sollar dus
&bi6laJ. Der gu6balte-, burh oieIes
lpbensnsrtbegeifpisl anStfeuert, 5ublr
ts bem SuiIir:r, bem er 3pct Dollar
i6ulbig mar, sinsn Dollar auf ab:
itlaq. Der &1ftrer. Der hcln &aifen<
butsn Spei OoGars iauloig mar, sabl'
te ibm abfdldaia einen SoIlar. Der
AaiTenbote, Der 10 pieoer in ben geFb
Isines Dollars getommeu mar, sa6ftc
benz gu6balter bnmit oas 3peit.
Orittel ieiner Shulb al. Yer gudz
batter sublte zen Dollar an ben &dis
iirer dls ben Reit ieiner Sdulo. DIR
&afTirer beglt4 bumit ipf9rt Iein.
Stulb beim Ruiienbpteri, Ser &uis
isnbote, Der 10 gum oritten Wtdle in
ben geiiB Ieints Dollars lam, 5ablr.
ibn Dem gudhalter ais lestes Drift
tel ieiner Sdulo. 90 ipareI
idmmtli6e Rctnungen tegltaen, un,
nit einem rinSigen 81lInr pare!
Sdulben in o0be BON feben Dollars
be3ablt poro,n.