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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-11

ventives tina can be given to fowls to
guard against the many diseases they
are incident to. and it can be procured
very cheap and on every farm. \ very
excellent charcoal can be made by
burning corncobs til they turn red. eX-
tingushing The fire and when dry
grinding small enough for hens to eat.
Chickens are naturally more prone to
disease when confined than when ut
large; therefore all possible preventives
of disease should be provided y dust
box. as well as plenty Of grit and char
coal, are essential to good health, SO
also is Il plentiful supply Of pure wa
ter Water is sometimes withheld I'M
Ill the chickens become very thirsty;
they then drink too much. which is liza
bic 10 put them ont of condition.
Green food not only aids in the di@es-
ton of other foods. but is necessary to
the good health of The flock. Cabbage
and beets are probably the best green
feed when led raw and turnips and
small potatoes for cooking. Mix lit
tie meal and bran With the latter
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-11
SOUTH SALISBURY

s. f. Hawkins has returned from a
business trip to Syracuse, n. Y
Miss Vera Fleming OF Adams, Mass.
is with her sister, Mrs II. l.. Wyman.
Friends of Mrs. Frank Harris are
glad to know that she is some better.
There will be a business meeting OF
Crescent Rebekah lodge Friday eve
ming.
The Ladies Aid will serve at 10
cent supper in the church parlor
Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs L. j. Rabner and Mr..
and Mrs. w f. Unwin have returned
from trip to New York.
Miss Mary Gordon of North Ben
nington spent the week end with her
sister. Mrs. Clifford Hawkins
Mrs. Slocum Lane visited her moth
er, Mrs. Nellie Mcdonald, who is Ill
at her home in Dandy, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Vaughn of
Arlington visited Mrs. Vauglin's grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David Hill Sat
urday.
Joseph Gunason has returned TO
New York after spending the holt
days with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
William Gunason.
Both A. B. and C. II. Hawkins had
the misfortune to lose their COW re-
Gently The COWS got into the grain
and over.ate.
The Lend-a-hand will have a 10
cent social in Cole hall Friday eve
ming. Short program will be given,
games played and the chocolate and
toilet sets that were to be given away
at the fair in December will be dis
posed OF.
At the annual election of officers OF
the NJ. E, Sunday school the following
officers we're elected; Clifford Hawk
ms, superintendent; Ralph Moon,
secretary; Miss Bessie Niles, treasur-
er. Mrs. Norman Bottum, assistant
treasurer; Miss Edith Harris. organ
list; Miss Mildred Smith, assistant or
ganist,
At the semi-annual election OF
officers of the Ladies' Aid the follow
ing officers were elected Mrs. Chas-
+. Salmon, president; Mrs. Thomas
Dunlap, vice-president; Mrs Edward
r. Percy, secretary; Mrs Peter Hell
Ter, treasurer; Mrs \. b. Hawkins,
first director; Mrs. Francis f. Rice,
second director; Mrs. Herman Niles,
third director; Mrs. Edward NJ. Hawk
ing, fourth director; Mrs. David b.
Hill, fifth director.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-11
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

Hon. Clarke C. Fits of Brattle-
boro is in attendance upon county
courS.
Have you seen that Dutcn come
dian at the opera house? Don't miss
him. He's Il scream. Adv.
James Silk, this morning, began the
work of repairing the interior of the
store on North street which was re-
Gently damaged by fire,
Changes in the county Jail are near
ly completed The work of putting
in the new steel cells is finished and
the painters are now well along with
their part of the job.
The supper, which the officers of
the Bradford Hooks had planned to
has been postponed because of the
death OF Frederick 7. Hopkinson.
There will be a meeting of the
Methodist Brotherhood Wednesday
evening in the lower rooms of the
church. There will be a business and
social program, and an address by
Rev Peter Heller of South Shafts
bury 1t is desired that every mem
Der so far as possible be present
Miss Eleanor Brady, daughter of
Judge J. J. Brady OF the New York
supreme court who was fatally strick-
Ell with pneumonia last week while
on his way from Atlantic City to
New York, has been a frequent WISH
tor in Bennington at the home of b.
A. Quinlan. Miss Brady and Miss
Florence Quinlan We're schoolmates
at New Rochelle where they formed
close and lasting friendship.
Frank Greenslet's horse figured in
somewhat spectacular runaway
Monday afternoon Hitched to a cut
ter the horse made its appearance on
Main street shortly after O'clock
going in an easterly direction. At the
corner of School street the animal
was headed around the turn. 1t
made another shift at the corner of
Pleasant street and after running
around the square again appeared on
Main street. The cutter remained up
right and no damage resulted to the
ris
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-11
Forest Culture.

Forest culture Is as much of an art
rs is corn culture. A good wood lot
like IL good coinlicld, is the result Of
applying intelligent methods TO pro
with fail spots, empty hills. feeble
stalks and half filled ears is neither II
credit to the farm nor II paying invest
menl for The farmer No more is Il
wood lot half stocked with inferior
trees. The department of agriculture
says that when timber is cut is the
time of all times to apply forestry. The
way in which the cutting is done viii
determine what the subsequent condi
tion of the wood lot will be-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-11
BLACKSMITH

Some time ago ! was taken with
Kidney trouble which caused me to
give up my work as blacksmith.
lost my appetite and could not sleep
from the dreadful pains that would
come over me. from my kidneys. /
was treated by physician for about
three months. He could not help me
so finally he prescribed DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp.Root started taking same
and before | had finished taking The
first bottle ! began to eat and sleep
better than | had in long time.
continued to take same until / was
entirely cured and took on consider
able weight.
| am now back working at my trade
again and never felt better in my life.
| appreciate what Swamp-Root has
done for me and will recommend it to
anyone who suffers with their kid
neys. When physicians fail to give
relief and then prescribe Swamp
| am,
Very truly Yours,
S. A. HALE,
Henrietta, n.
State of New York
County of Monroe IS
S. A. Hale. of Henrietta, ~ Y. being
duly sworn deposes and says that he
is the person who wrote the foregoing
testimonial letter TO Dr.. kilmer &
Co., and knows the facts stated there
in to be true.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 20th day of July, 1909
Morris n. Griffin.
Notary Public.
Letter to
DR.. kiner & Co.,
Binghamton, NJ. ",
Prove What SWamp.Root Will Do
For You.
Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co,
Binghamton, n. Y, for sample size
bottle 1t will convince anyone. You
will also receive booklet of valuable
information, telling about the kidneys
and bladder When writing, be sure
and mention the Bennington Evening
Banner. Regular tifty-cent and one
dollar. size bottles for sale at all drug
stores.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-11
. TABLOID POULTRY WISDOM

You cannot expect success in the
poultry line and have Il dozen mixed
breeds. Select the kind YOU want and
don't mix.
Geese and ducks destroy weeds and
thus tighten the expense of cultivation.
Turkeys are especially voraciouS IN
sectiVorous birds and always pay in
destroying insect pests. This alone
sometimes pays for keeping them.
Charcoal is one of the. very best pre-.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-11
NORTH BENNINGTON

State Secretary BOYD was IN town
Monday.
William Bromleys youngest child
George, is ILL.,
Hiland Dyer has started meat
route around town.
Cornelius Mccarthy is assisting in
the work al the freight house for a
time.
Miss Isabel Patten CT Hawks ayen-
ne is confined to the house by sick
ness for several days.
About ten members of the Congrega
tional Sunday school attended the
Institute in Bennington.
Miss Amy l.. Surdam left Monday
noon for New York city to visit her
aunt, Mrs L. E. Fuller at the Plaza.
Mrs. J. G. Mccullough and daughter
Esther Mccullough, returned to New
York city Monday. having spent the
holiday season at Hall farms.
The ice on Lake Paran is sufficient
ly thick for harvesting and the work
of cutting it and filing the local ice
houses will be commenced this week.
The adult Sunday school classes of
the Congregational church expect to
enjoy seigh-ride Wednesday eve
ming, followed by refreshments in the
social rooms of the church.
Martin Shanahan is quite seriously
i'll at his home on Main street. the re-
suit of an injury from one OF his
horses in his livery stable falling
against him one day last week.
Mrs. Henry Walbridge quietly cele.
brated her eighty-seventh birthday
at her home on Pleasant street yester-
day, Jan. 10th Mrs. Walbridge is en-
joying very good health for one so adj
vanced in years
One week of the time allowed for
the contest in reading the book "Iiy-
ingstone, the Pathfinder has result
ed in fifty-two readers in the Baptist
S. s., eighteen in the Methodist and
fifteen in the Congregational
Special meeting will be held at the
Methodist church each evening this
week, except Saturday All are cor
daily invited to attend these meet
ings Sunday next is quarterly con.
ference, and Rev Mr.. Kent of Rut-
land, district superintendent, will be
present.
The North Bennington correspond
ent for The Banner tries to send cor
rect items only. but when she fails.
she is very glad to be informed OF the
fact, and to make corrections. I'M
the list of Sunday school officers OF
the Methodist church, Harry Dun.
hams name should have appeared as
superintendent, and Mrs. Earle Lewis
as organist.
The following clipping from a New
York paper is of local interest
Albany, Dec. Ex-Governor Whitman
today announced this appointment
James A. Delhanty, New York. as
Judge of the Court OF General SEES
sions for New York city and county.
He will succeed Edward Swami" Mr.
Delhanty's many friends here will be
glad to hear OF his appointment Mrs.
Delhanty was a sister of the late Rev.
Thomas Schafer, and the family often
spent their summers here.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-11
WINTER FLOWING.

!. Don't plow sandy soil in the :.
4 winter if it is ut all likely TO :.
:. blow. :.
= Winter blowing is hard on boil :.
= worms, corn worms, cutwormS !
j. and all kinds of harmful insects !
!. that pass the winter in the soil. :,
= If you are interested in pre- !!
!. serving the lives and increasing :.
X the number of these pests don't !.
:. do any winter blowing at all. !,
= If you want Il big crop in 1916 :.
i You had better winter pillow if !.
!. possible. Oklahoma Station. I.
!. !.
= = :. !. !: !. = :. 4 + j. !. !. !. !. !. !. !. i
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-11
A Stern Chrse

The Ioulh-Yes. I'm in business for
myself, but | don't seem to be able 10
meet with any success.
The Sage-Nobody ever meets with
success young man. He must over
take Philadelphia Press.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-11
First Aid to Golfers.

What would you do if YOU had a
stymiei'
Call doctor at once Judge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-01-11
Holding Up the Earth.

According to East Indian mythology,
the earth is supported by eight white
elephants.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-27
G:e Bentige 2ase.

No6 Den lettengeribten miro onI
Dem meitIiden uno Dem liiolidell
gdladtfeso mieoer lebbafter 9e-
fdmpft mabreno es i'm Often nod,
oGes it'd 1T. Die 0euti6en babel1
bel geelpiae eine11 @rfolg errlfgerl
uno Die GMterreider BET Snslopla.
Sci 9itt-@l4mara baben Die eng
Idnber ipieher einen Miserfolg al
per5eidmen. Sort uno i'm iiioliden
arabien I6eint, es ibnen lebr i6ledt
81 geben.
Sn Montenasro bat alles Ieinell
rubigen sSortgattg genommen. Die
8ertreter Der 8eeierung haben jebt
bas Mbfommen aber oie @ntipaff=
rtltttg beg 9eeres s1tnter5ei6net. @s
mar oies eigenti1d nltr nod eine
Sormiade, BENT satidbli6 lit Bic
gntpaffnle ia idon nabe5u poG5o-
gen.
Gas enelii6e 9arloment bat
iie) iiber Die Sbee, eitte groBe 9lof-
faoe einauribtpn, abfpqedenb eeais=
Bert unb bos 8roieft fbsro porlau-
fig ni1t CUR 9litsfiibrute fommer.
gs 1d@eint ben ~gngIanoern lelber bei
Der @elhihte bange 5n rperben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-27
senator Gnlberipn tit aansioat.

8unoesdeeator g~uIberlon filaoigt
an, BOB er mieber als &unoioat fir
oos bon ibnl befleioete Mmt zines
8unoesienators auftreten miro. @s
madt feline naberen @ngaben iiber
iein politilbes 8roeramm, ionoern
iagt, gang ri6tig, oaB man ieine
Steaungnabme in 8e5ug auf Die
groBen poIitiiden Sraeen ia femme
utto er ieinen bisberigen u6ecoro"
our @riinoIage lei1ter aanoioatur
made. 9as III, tpie gelaet, boilfom=
men rihtigx aber iiber feline 9altung
in Der 9robibitionsfroge moften
mir benn oo6 gerne cine ipe5ieae
@euBernng baben. gltlberlon mar
bisber anti : 9robibitionilt nno Elm
ailsgeiprodener @egner Der Staats-
prohibition. Sn Ser lesten 3eit bot
er es ieoo6 permieben, irgeno mel
de @euBeruneen iiber Die 9robibi-
tionsfrage 5u MAIDEN uno leinen al
ten 5reunben Die 8eriiherung 5u
geben, oaB err nod oenielben Stano>
punft einnebme, tpie friiber. Man
bot nber BEL uniern 8olitifern, gera-
DC in ge5ug auf oieie ssrage, 10 pie
le @anolitngen erlebt, baB man pom
ieoem aan0ioaten, lelbit menn er eit1
after Holitifer iii, ausoriifIife Or
flarungen baben muB, ebe man
nit 8eitimmtbeit iagen fam, mel
den 5tanbpunft er eirnimn1t ga
aber Die Grobibitionilten Die 9robi<
bitionsfrage mie0er nit aller @enalt
in Sic 8olitif binein5erren, sinbem
lie erfIarett, oaB tie aIles oaran iete.l
miiroen, unlern Staat biz gum gne
&c oes Sabres 1917 ytroden" 5u le=
gen nno oa ferner Die 5raee Der
Observation-Disclosures i'm aonereB SIT
elmer brennenoen 5u peroen ideint,
10 miiien mir bon einem jeoeit
&anoioatens go1l5 b~elonoers aber BON
einem &an0ioaten fir bas @mt Ser
guaSesienator, geflali piiiett, peldle
Steaung er IN oieler 5rage ein-
nilumf,
Senator Gulberion erflast, bab
or Elm entldiebener glnbangar Der
iebigen giinoesregieritng iei uuo lie
nod &r1ften unteritiiben mer0e.
0as NOR ia idon alIgemeill be-
fannt. Sobiel mir piifen, fat iidj
fisher au6 feiner bon Ben 8anbion-
ten fir ons Genatoren : 9lmt. init
arsnabnte golquitt's gegen Gle
@ilion'ihe Administration erflort.
am SdluB leiner anfiinoigunJ
Iagt glil6erion, 6aB er nidt itari
genug iei, einen @abIfampf sii fiib-
rem. 0as miro leine Code mol
foum beeintrahtigen. Da5u lit et
81 befaitnt iino au popular.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-27

Santa Sc 6. &, o. u. NepofI
Nntltnft -
$50. 7-@pm 4oroen. 1000 born;.
go. 1-gom Nprben. 1926 a6enos
Mbfnbrt-
SO. 6-gtad Dem @orben. 1855 nadim
SEQ. 2-Gad Dem Norben. .9:15 form.
e. 81, II. & g. Is. & g. %. 2epot.
no. 2Eson Corpus g6riIti ano Ga,riso
i5prin9s. ........ 4:55 hadn't.
go. 4-@on Corpus gbriiti. 100 bonn.
SO. 1~nad Corpus ebrifi unb garri8o
Gprinas .......... 1920 bonn.
SO. s-RoG CORPUS Gbrift $3.50 nberbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-27
yMIanN

Sn ben CARDS Der Rorfolf &
@eitern gabn 5u gluefieIos, SO. So,
erplooierte Elm nit idmar8em
SdieBpulper belooener @iienbabn-
lpugen. SIS bru6 in Solge Der ST.
ploiion 5ener aus, bod fotnte es-
geloidt meroen, ebe eS mebrere nit
onoeren @aaren belooene @iitbab0t-
pagen 5erftorte. 9u6 mebrere NIT
9pnamit 6elooene @aeen muroen
Dor elmer @rploiion betpubrt. 9rei-
Big Berfonen mltrben berlest. Ser
angeridtete S6ooen lit ober, oa ser
Srt, an Dem Die grplofion 1tattfarto,
ore1 Wetlen bonn Centrum ser
Staot entfernt, nt6t groB.
General Groaier, Der Gbef I'M
leres @efdiibtpelen bat fid Dor
Dem Senatsfomite fir militdriide
Ingelegenbeiten gegen Elm Geaie=
rnnesmonopoI fir Sic Seritelluna
BON &riegsmaterial ausaeiprohen.
Inh Iebte er Dem &omite auseinan-
Der. oaB cine 5abrif, oie nngefabr
400 Wi1ionen 8oaar foite nnos
100000 9rbeiter 6eiddftige, notig
lei Inn cine Milion Monn I'M Telbe.
mo cine WiQion Gefruteft arssnrii=
item ltno NIT &riegsmaterial su per-
iefen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-27

auf Dem Sabres Dinner Der
Getelee Soeietp in Stem Worf bieIt
@iainm Gbur6 Osborn, @oriiben-
Der bes oemofratiiden S~taatsfoni-
tes, cine gnlprode, IN Ser er IL. a.
iagte: aNtr BADEN Die Smmigranten
eingelaoen. Drum miiiien mir If.
neft einen 9lab in inherent 2anoe
sufifern uno anes permeioen, Ne
BON iirs ab8uitoBeu ooer ab5uion-
bern. Sd perablheiie Die anl6Blid,
oes arieees begange1en @erbredeit
slber oiele plroen BON @usldnoert
b%egaiigen, oie bon fremolGnoiifen
@oloe betort pare1t. @ir oiirfen oiG
Gatiade ni6t perfennerI baB oil
9entid : amerifoner iid in ibren
&anoeln ftrift innerboI6 Der @ren.
sen oes @eiebes bielten. Iidt:
oeutet oorauf bin, BOB iie nid)t IN ie
Dem Sample Die @affen fir oir
Ser. Stanten erereifen piir6en. cd
perablhere ieoen @ngriff niif oel
9inoeItrif,, Der unfere @iirger mi
mad Ser 3otionaIitdt ihrer @bfltnf
unteri1eioet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-27

eanta sc 6. 4. 6. q. 8epotl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-27

tion angefil1ten n2lliitanta" ibr Be-
ben %perloren. Cine foI6e @arnltne
bate Tie BON BEN 5oIgen ibrer Sor-
belt retten fonnen, aaein Serr 8il-
Jon tot feline 8flidt ni6t. Sn ieiner
erlten Aote an 9euti6lano erfldrte
SER @ilion, OnB 3aud : 8oote
gegen feinoli6e Sdiffe, Die Muni-
ton fiibren ni6t pernenbet merber
oiirfen, neil bas @olferredt oaour6
berlebt lperoe. Iaein Ieine SSnfon=
Ieqnen5 5eigt ii6 in ieiner lebtert
8otl6aft an ben 4ongreB, mo er BEN
gou iol6er NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8riegsmal6inen onen1pfieblt. @as
fur Nnben fornen tie uns Ieilten,
penn mir 0nmit Die feinoliden
Sdiffe, Die Murition nf0 8offen
gegen unS trnnsportieren, nidt an
greifen oiirfen2 @ir baden 9eutif<
lano ~perurteiIt, neil es Gorberei=
tungen fir ben &rieg in oen Iebten
pier5ig Sabren ~getroffen bat. Ml-
lein iett fomn1t Serr @ilIon l1no
empfieblt benz &onereB gerlau oas-
felbe 81 TIN, mas DeutidIono qe=
ton bat unb mas mir pernrteilt ba=
ben.
@enn Die 8riten in oielem arieqe
1tegen loaten, meroen Tie lire See
madt nod beritarfen nllo Seem gorf
uno nnlere gan8e 9ii1te nod mebr
beoroben, als es iett Ser ssoa lit.
9ie Golafen peroen IN &onitan=
tinopel iein nno pieqeidt in Berlin
uno Die Sapaner, oie Maiierten eng
lambs, Die uie gnglonb 5ngab, au=
frieoengeite0t meroen miiiien. bepor
Der Srieoen abgeidlo1en meroen
bari peroen Die Serren oes 8acific
fein. @as fir gorteile miro oies
Mmerifa bringen ieIbit men1
Sdpab, DUPONT nnb Morgan oa=
onr6 an Heidtum sunabmen?
8enn Die 9eutlden iiegen, bann
miro oller @obrf6einlidfeit nod
&anaoa NIT BEN eroBen Seen, Ben
Manitoba : @ei5enfeIbern nno Dem
ct. 2afprence Suite, oas aanaoo
oaS ltnS Die 8riten IN oen oemofra-
tii6en Saeen 8oIfs eeroubt baben,
it'd Der Union ani6lieBen, anl6lie-
Ben miiiien, 90 es ii6 anoers nidt
gegen feinolide @ngriffe berteioigen
fonnte. 9as, mas CHARLES Carroll
tDohren6 Der Hebolution erreihen
tpolte uno erreidt batte, mern Sic
aanaoier nidt oie Mel=Gnalmo-
B1iritaner 10 eebaBt batten, Dos
miro errei6t perben. @enn oieIe
3eit fommt. uno fe miro fomnren,
Damn tperoen- Die gereinieten Sfao-
ten bon @merifa tatIddIid einen
Sentiment umfaIien nnb Ole 8e-
idiffe Der Menl9beit Ieiten fon=
men. Sbr Heeieruneslpftem miro,
90 ii6 Die unf1biee Monordie als
Mnahronismils ertpieien boben miro,
bon ENGLAND nooptiert iperoen. l1no
mir meroen oann uniere gefreiltng
bon Dem engIii6en 6daoling ouf
ben Weerett ltnb bon Ser @efabr Sic
nnS i'm Rorben itets beorobt, ni6t
~uuierer eigerlen giniift ntlb Satig=
felt, fenbern Ser ser 9entIden 5u
her0dufen hobpn.
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dfp!

@naoiael sd iebe i6on pieoer,
oab Sbr S6at Sic beute belud)t
batln
9ienitmaoden: naber uiefo
oenn2"
@naoige: Scum, oas ein5iae,
mas i'd bier ~aufgerdlmt Finoe, 1T 6ie
Speiiefammer."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-27

8eites Del uno @aiolin erbGIt
man BON Ser Slimp Oil So. 400
Sit=Gommeree Str. Neues Gel. gra=
big 2252.
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MarFt sBeriht.
8anmiuoae.
Untt1niU0Ile.
Gan 4ntnnio. 11% @ents.
@albeiton, geitern, 1925 Gents.

Snn Nntonio. 11& Gents.
@albelton, geffern, 1925 Gents.
Gottpnfamem- Trobnfte.
San Antpnip, Ser, 81. San. 1916
Grime Gribe Cotton 6eeo Oil, SO
Gents Der @n[Ione
Stem gurf, 81. ssan. - Sppt 1905
big; Sarlar, 1910 II. $9.40; Sebrllar,
$9.0S nnb 1910; Ntdr8, 1913 nflo
1915; @pril, $9.12 unn 1918; Wlai,
$9.17 ltnb $9.1S; Sumo, 1922 uno
1926, Suli, 1929 uno $3.50; Muguit,
1892 unb $685..
eSarm-s4rpbnfte.
San Mntorlio, Ser, 81. San. 1916
Sntter .15e-18c per Yfuno
@ier (nur frifde) .24c Der 9nbeno
5iibner .......1 2c II. 19c rer 8flno
Curriers' ............ 15c per 8funb
&orn .75c per 8nSdel
@ei8en .$1.22h per 8uidel
9afer ..............50 SOC per 8rid)el
Sen 5000 Der Soltne
Wemiite.
aartoffeln, California, $40 nno
$3.50; Colorado, $40.
9iibe @artoffeln, 2onifiana, $1.75.
3piebeln, GaI., 1925 Ii. $3.50 per
100 8frnb.
gobnen, CALIFORNIA gabons, 800;
MeritanI6e gabors, $500; Rints,
5000; Gina 1925; Nabh 1925; gIad
'g1es. 1925.
gomaten, sesos, 4 SCRIBE, $t.25.
8ltmenfobl, $3.50 fir 10 Gtiid.
GeGerie, SOC II. 85c per 9utenb.
Stra, $3.50 fir elm @ufdel.
@ierpflan3en, 75c Ii. $500 per 8iidel.
Gptnat, 3Rc Ii. 4c per 8funb.
@riiner 8feffer, Seras, zoe per Bfo.
8eteriiIie, Acc per 9bb. sSiinbel.
ao6l. $3.50 per Crate.
9ppfialat, $500 per Crate.
9fabiesden SOC II. 35c fir ein Sso.'
giinbel.
8ur5eIn. per Bfb. t2Ke
9eeten, 40c Der 9bo. s@iinbel.
@eG6e 8ur8eln. 85c Ii. 40c Der 9tb
@riiIieler Sproielt, &c per 9flno.
SauaIb $500 per 8uidel.
gieb-Marft.
Gan @ntonio, ger. 81. San. 1916
ct. Qouis. OF. San. 1915. - Stub
Gii6e 1925 bis $3.50.
Gdlber S4.65 biz $7.b5.
8uIeu $500 bis $500.
. Sdlen. $500 bis S7.36.
| Gdiueine $500 lnb $3.50.
f;eb Seros<gSieh $50 rs Biz So. so.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-01-27
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