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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-05
MONROE DOCTRINE NOT TO
Be VIOLATED BY KAISER
Imperial Chancellor Won Dethmann Holweg Outlines the
Policy Of Germany in Notable Speech Before Reich
stag, and Asserts That Submarine Warfare Will Be
Continued Against The Allies With lnabated Vga

our first province" continued the
chancellor. This Is the silliest Of all
the imputations invented against US.
There are equally silly reports that
we have contemplated acquisition Of
any territory on American soil,
either in Brazil or In any American
country whatsoever.
1--WE fight for our existence. for
our future. for Germany, but for no
foot OF foreign soil In either Brazil
or any American country whatsoever.
Germany's sons are bleeding and
dying on the battlefield. Every one
of us knows this. That makes our
hearts strong. our nerves strong. Its
morale strengthens our will. not only
in order to weather the final storm
but also for the final victory"
The allies response to my offer to
discuss terms OF peace was demand
that Germany's military power be
crushed. To these peace conditions
only one answer is left-this must be
given by our sword.
III our adyersaries want to con-
tinue slaughtering human beings and
want to continue devastating Europe,
let theirs be the guilt. We win have
to face II out like men,"
Hollweg admitted that conditions
of life In Germany under the strain
of war were not easy at present. but
declared all classes were bearing up
admirably, particularly the poor. In
executing It's starvation program, he
charged England was violating the
law of nations and the precepts of
humanity.
I'm the note to America, Nov s,
1915. gave an exact description Of
English violations OF international
law. but so far as | know 1t has not
been answered" said the chancellor.
Our recognized right and duty is
to use all means against this policy
Of starvation. which is a leering in
suit not only to us, but to all nations.
1t is the plainest duty of humanity
that we fight this policy.
"No serene minded neutral, no
matter whether II favors US or not.
can doubt our right to defend our
selves against this war of starvation,
which is contrary to international
law. Nobody can ask us to allow
the arms OF defense to be wrested
from our hands, We use them. and
must use them"
He pointed out that on Sept. 9
he had declared his readiness to en-
ter peace discussions, but said the
enemy declined to do so.
LET us suppose" said Hollweg.
that | suggested to Asquith that he
sit down with me at a table and ex-
anime the possibilities of peace. AS
auith begins with claim for definite.
complete discussion Of Prussian's mil
ltary power. You see. the conversa-
ton would be ended before 1t be-
gan" /.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-05
NEW STEAMSHIP LINE
FROM SAN FRANCISCO

San Francisco. April 5--Eleven
steamers win soon be placed on runs
between San Francisco and far-east-
ern ports. according to the statement
today OF Peter D. Milloy. president
OF the Oriental Alliance Steamship
company, a sio.oOo.ooo corporation.
The new fleet will have an aggregate
tonnage OF $4,000, Two steamers
may also be placed on the San
Francisco-New York run.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-05

Berlin. April Announcing that
Germany had no intention OF making
war against the United States after
the present conflict ends. Imperial
Chancellor Won Bethmann- -Hollweg
addressed the reichstag today.
He asserted that the kaiser did not
contemplate any violation OF the Mon
roe doctrine and would make no at
tempt to seize territory on either Of
the American continents.
Germany. declared the imperial
chancellor, win vigorously continue
Its submarine activities. In this way
II VIII fight the British attempt to
starve the central powers. Legitimate
representatives and shipping OF neu-
tral vessels affected by the undersea
warfare viii always be given con.
sideration. he said.
After having reviewed Germany's
victories. Hollweg said his country
would never willingly consent to re-
turn Poland or other conquered Rus.
sian provinces 10 the csar. He con-
templated the formation after the
war OF a new Belgium, In which the
representatives Of Flemish speaking
people who sprang from German
stock would receive fullest consider
alton,
II was folly. he asserted. for the
allies to talk about starving Germany
and Austria into submission. In this
connection he called attention to the
coming crops, which, he said. were
most promising.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-05

Berlin, April 5.----In the most com.
Iprehensive speech Of the war, deliv-
cred before crowded reichstag. I'm.
perial Chancellor Won Bethmann-
Hollweg today reviewed military and
political situations. the means OF con-
ducting further warfare. and Ger
man relations with the United States.
He explained the kaiser's attitude
toward different European nation
alities-B Belgian. Polish. Lithuanian
and Flemish.
II was doubly necessary, he de-
clared, TO guarantee Europe's peace
after the war. so that these peoples
would have chance for free evolu-
ton. speaking their own mother
tongue and developing their natural
individuality.
"A spirit OF union shall lead u.s."
he said, as his speech was concluded
amid great cheering. "and 1t shall
lead our children and grandchildren
through their struggles towards a
future Of strength and liberty"
Since l last addressed YOU" said
the imperial chancellor. "our ene-
mics enterprise at the Dardanelles
has failed. With our Bulgarian and
Austrian allies We have brought the
Serbian campaign to q victorious end.
Montenegro and Albania are like
wise in our hands, The British have
vainly endeavored to relieve their be-
sieged forces at Kut-el-Amara, Rus
slams occupied Erzerum with supe-
rior forces, but strong armies OF our
Turkish allies checked further ad-
vances. .ts, At
N"Russian attacks against Aus
trians In eastern Galicia, and Italian
attacks all along the Isonzo frontier
have been beaten back, The Russian
columns broke down before Field
Marshal Won Hindenburg and his
heroes, The enemies reports that
Germany's military power is exhaust
ed are erroneous, as our victories and
gains around verdun prove, Opera
tlons there have been managed with
profound foresight and the bravery
OF the Germans continues to gain ad-
vantages for us"
"The last offspring OF the campaign
OF calumnies against us Is the report
that after the end Of this war we will
rush against the American continent
and attempt to conquer Canada as
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-05
GERMAN SQUADRON MAKES
DASH INTO NORTH SEA

Copenhagen, April 5.-Dashing
from the Baltic,a German squadron
steamed into the North sea and
fought minor skirmish with British
torpedo boats OF the coast Of Nor
way, reports from two sources de-
clared today.
A message from Kullen, Sweden.
said that following a heavy cannon
ade a damaged German destroyer was
towed past Helsingborg.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-05
COMMITTEE FAvoRs
ARMOR PLATE Bill,

Washington, April 5.--The $t1.-
100000 government armor plant bill
was reported favorably today by the
house naval affairs committee by a
vote Of Is to 6. II was passed by the
senate week ago. m
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-05
CHANGES IN ITALIAN
WAR MINISTRY

Rome. April 5--General zupelli.
Of war. and General Ella,
under-secretary OF war, have resign
ed, 1t was announced today. Their
successors will be respectively Gem
erals Morone and Alfieri. l
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-04-05
j. P OVERLAND
TRAIN HOOpERzED

Cheyenne. Wyo,, April 5---A young
business man was suspected today OF
being the bandit who robbed pas
sengers on Union Pacific train at
coriett Junction last night. and was
guilty OF holding up Union Pacific
trains at Rock Springs. Wyo.. and
Rye, Utah. recently. The same des-
cription has been given the bandit
In each case. Posses hunting the
Corlett robber have n theory that he
returned home last night before the
alarm spread Two men saw a sad
died horse near where the bandit
operated. Some officers believe he
Is the man. who held up a party OF
Yellowstone Park tourists last July.
Cheyenne. Wyo., April 5.--Sher-
IFS posses secured ahe country
around Corlett Junction today hunt
lHk hnt iuHV uduui WIZ AdSt uiSHt
took $1,000 from passengers on
Union Pacific Overland Limited, NUM-
ber 4. The robber appeared on the
train when II neared the junction.
Ave miles west OF here He went
Systematically through the Pullmans,
flourishlng a gun and collecting
money.
II. o'Brlen. San Francisco coffee
broker. surrendered "a wallet con-
tanning s546.
When he finished his task, the ban
dit Jumped from rear coach and
Three posses closed In on
the scene shortly afterward, two in
autos and one on speeding switch
engine, but they found no trace OF
their quarry.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-19

3uder. = preiie feft. - Rafs
finirter Gut Coat $3.50; poipbsrsb
$3.50; Cubes. $50; eranulirter $8.s
20; gonfeetioners 81" 1910; off
r4" S7.S0-9.00; tpeiber EXTRA $3.50
ITO; egira g" $3.50 per bunbsrt
pfunb.
Wsolaffes 1T Hetia. - gl.tp
Orleans Open aetile 45-65c; Gen.
trifusaI 25-34c per GaIlone.
Reis. - 2uuiiiana, Jancn Ssab
6a-6qc; prima 5a-5ae; orbindre
4l-5e; Sapan 4s-5ie per pfunS.
Dairn probuite.
Butter. - Wlartt rubia unb
grsiie iietis. = @5olsmilf, .rtra 33c;
gentrali1eb srira 30ae; gsniraliss6
iirfts &c; feepnbs 24e; Janep 9airp
24e; padins Gtod 21-22ae per
pfunb.
aafe. Mlartt ii.tis. Sbio 1876;
9orbipeitli9er 1Sc; Saeu gort 20c;
Sdiuei3er 32-39t; b0. 8rtd 1sae;
2imburger 17a--18ae per pfunb.
eier. - Wsarft ifeiig; prima
firiis 9iibnereier 22c; firits 21ae; or.
bindre firits 2Oae; fseonbs 19c per
Dubenb; Gnteneier 22c per Dubsnb.
@efliigel. Martt 3itrnli1
febbaft. prsife feit. 9roilers BON 1n
pfiinb 27e; iiber Ii plumb 29e; uts
ter II pfunb 26e; 9dbue 11Ae; Gih.
rer 17ae; Srutbiibner 21e; bc. nit
irummer 9ruit 10-12e; Gu1 Csc;
iuHee Gnten 1S-20e; dIte bo. IL
14c; @dnfe s-9e; qllte aauben|
$1.50 bas Dubenb.
z Obftunb GemHfe
Mepfei. - garIp 0nrptit $1.5oI
800 per Crate Don feds sf5rben.
4itxo.rten, - Gaufospjn 400I
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GbieasO. IT. 5uRi.
gDeisen. = Jiir Suli $1.00s-1.'
01s, am S6Iub $1.0Oa; fir Septems
Der $1.02s-l.03s, an S4luB ST.
02a.
71ac, am Salub 71te; fir Septsms
Der 7Oa-702e. am S6Iub 7oac.
5afer. = Sir Suli 3Ss-3SEs,
am S6lub 3Ssc; fir September 38i
-3Sse, am adlub 3S4c.
gosssn. - go. 2 nominal; go. 8
97ac.
@erite. - $500.
Simptbp. = $6.Oo-75o.
Slice. = $6.00-7.5O.
port. Siir Suli $22.67-23.'
90, am Sdlub $22.90; fir Septembe,
s22. .20-22.65, am S9lub $3.50.
S1nal,. = Cir Suli 12.75-12.s
s5 am SdluB 1880; fir September
12.90-13.OO. am Sdlub 1897.
Mppenieiten. - Siir gulf 13.O2--
1925, am SdIub 1917; fir Seps
tember 13.1o-13.35. am SaIuB
1927.
Butter. = Martt perGnosrIi4. -
CREAMERY 25-28Ac.
Gisr. Warft unperGnoert.
aurtoffsln. - Marit perdnosrli4.
alte: Wtseoniin unb MtHneiotd
ipeibe $1.20-1.25; RinnsiOta unb
Dafota Sbios S1.05--1.15. - Reue:
Seras unb Oilubomd Sriumpbs ST..
@irsinia nnb Carolina u
par God UrgtpiazpyR,
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0iebMarft.
gtncinnati II. 8

Cincinnati, II. Slmi.
3uiubr unb geriolot pdbrenb Stc
pergangenen ISOLDE, bergliden nit
ben porcbereebneoen jipei @ohen ma.
rem tpie foIgt:
3ufubr lainbp. S9peine S&dfe
3 Slini (. 1852 22.276 92l1
10. Suni 1923 20,2S4 S3S4
II. Suni !. 4446 23,69s 19,503
@erfanbt ipdbrenb berfelben 3sit:
9ainbp. S9tpsine S1dfe
8. Sum- q. 795 14,023 5731
10. Suni =. 1853 1906 673.
II. Sini !. 703 1927 1922
minbnieb.-Die beiieren aua.
Iifdten paren tn 5ienilia gutter gsad.
frage unb bie preiie iporen i.etis; bic
eeiu5bnlif,ne aber ftanben I'M TO-.
15c nie6rieer nls Dor elmer Woh,.
@ute Wailhtiibe fauen MIR wenig tn
ben Maarft.
Niittfsre nn6 idpere Stiere $3.50
--1050. EIeiifer Gtiere $500
$50; atiserIeiene BE ertra 1915
1925; Seiiers $5.50-S.25; aiiser.
Ieims-bis fztxo- eS.50--9.t5ssSfiibs
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F$4.75-7.O0; aiiserIeiene bis ertra
$7.25-7.75; Gamers $4.0OE4.75;
WhIdfiibe $3.50; Stoders un6
Jeebers: Stiere $5.50-S.OO; Sci.
fers $5.25-7.00; siibe $500
I'6.0O.
9nIIeu. = Die 8uiubr ipar
er5Ber. Dsarft fInu uno Die greiie
nm 15-25c nieoriaer als Dor elmer
@of)e.
sSette guIlen $7.25-7.75; 30.
Iogna $6.25-E.25; masere uno
Ieidte S5.00-5.75.
a1lber. Der Wearft mar
laueiam uno nm 25c niebriser als
am 9onnreitng, a6er I'M 25c bober
als Dor elmer @O6e.
Bette Stdlber S11.25-11.50; fair
Bis quite leihte $S.25-i1.25; orbi.
nare unb srobe $5.O0-11.0O.
g d D c in e. = 9ie 0adfrags
mar beute febr mGbis unb es blisbeu
ulele Sd]IDeIHe uhoertdll1f III oe.l
Stallen. 5leiiferiorten iteben u.l
10c nieoriger aIs geitern. 2eidte
9erianotiorten o6er iinb itetig.
Cute bis au5erleiene 8erpadunss.
unb 6leiiheriorten $9.65-9.75 aus.
seilfte mittlere, 100 biz 1SO piune,
$9.45-9.50; Iei6te geriaubtiorten,
120-155 DfunO, $9.45-9.50; Ger.
fel, 110 pfuno un0 meniser. $3.50
900; orbinare bis auserIeiene ffipe.
re fette Sdme $7.00-9,00; StaJs
$6.00-7.25.
9 ba re unb Ga mmer. =
Ter Warft mar buete itetis uno Die
preiie ungefdbr bieieIben als an DO.
rigen Saniitag.
Sdaie, ertro $7.00E7.25; eutc
bis auSerleiene $6.00-6.75; orbi.
mare biz fnir S2.5OI-5.75; 9Gm.
mer. erira $t1 25-11.40; quite bic
auserIeiene $10.50-11.t5; orbinGre
big fair S7.00-l0.00.
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ain5ern fomrte 'ieber BON ms feline
onteIbaften Reisungsn unb Salsnte
10 aisgiebig pileaelL als er 2uit
Gattc, inlo es iino gan8 appetitlidF
tleinc 5relultidniten babel suitaaoc
sstommen. @etpib, bic ainbsr ma.
dlen feline s;olitif. 9lber bab liid)t
atlc nlenifli6eu ge5ieblngen 6crtre,
ten ooer geiperrt uno Denieitens leiie
luieoer nogIih meroen, 1T bod bofi-
nulgSooI, uno 10 neGlne i'd aud;
oieie lm6eoelitenbe fleine 9riiiieler
tStra5eHi5enes ais ein irobes Bor5ei.
den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-19

Der &rieg nom @laier.
il q nopuuft. Gin poetiiher Selo-
poltgruB, Der Die 3eritorltngeu ees
&rieges in bumorpoaer 8eiie itntc-
einem neirartigen @eii6tspilnft be.
trnbtet, pirb IN Der 3eititrttt tiir
aIte unS neue @losmnlerei oeroffent-
libt. gr 1T non Dem &eeierlnesbali.
meiiter 81. gaeripaIo, einem Der lei.
tenben arHiteften beim Reubau Der
8erliner agl. gibIiotbef, Der aIsSrei.
piIlieer Die Sample I'm stut1perpen
nitgematt uub fitr ieine Gapierfeit
bos gtierue &rel,s erbuIten bot, Gn
bic 9erIiner @Iasmalereifirna J,
Sbnlibt eeri6tet unb Ialtet:
s. Sdmibt, o tuenn oeirt slnge ldbe
Was bier TN sSerne inlo ge6be
9lu G%sibetl 1T faputt gernaht,
Damn sherlih betrt Serse loft. -
Ob { 6ier ben. OBJ iiberfungen,
SIT dnes bier fapItt eegoneeu,
Sb inmdrseelotet, Oh @riiai1e,
Seri1oiIen bates bic aanniAe. - W
gSas4bdIt- oenu iGhit Die SIeiDerglns
hing
@ei 70 pefpoItfeer gereafnne,
@en1pne StnhIgrannte pInet.
'DobnlIes lit total berrostl
ESrssmidl betrlift. i'd bin nod bu,
1inb gr,iBe Did unS ben gapal
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gbtcaso II. ssuni

Sdweine. = 3uiibr 10000. -
Warft ifipod; 9uIf $9.65-9.S5;
leiflte S9.25-990; gemiidte $9.40
i6pere $9.35-9. 80; railbe
$9.35-9.50; 6erfeI $4,000.
Rinohieb. : 3ufubr 500; Rarft
itetis; GinbeiHiiae Beef Stiere ST..
S5-11.40; Stofers unS JeeberS
S6.00-8.S0; Stiibe unb Sellers $d..
90 1000; SaIber $S.50-tt.75.
Sdaie. - 3uiIbr 5000. - Wartt
ihpah; @etber5 $7.00-s.10; gpe3
$780, 40; gGmmer $7,50-10.'
10; Sprinaers $S.25-11.50.
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(Belb, Bombs anb Nftitn in glelu y)ori.

WeI6, WDnb6 Hnb NtfItn IN Weiu y0It.
0siddiispapieu purssn ~ sK-8h%
,isfsntih. Bsdid aaf 9oHbsn waren ftetis.
nar 80 9aae tA72sS, Sidt s4.T51S; Rabsl
Epp.iiua9sn M-7eH. 5yanss 5idt 5.slss.
RabeI 5.9lIs, glarf Slit 754; fobsl 751,,
aIoren Sitbt l8K. Rsbsl I31t. Sire eidi
6.s9tS. aabsl 6.8sh. Ruba St4t 81 n; NJ.
ba Gin; siIber.Ssrrsn sa1se. NsIiiani'
its 3olats 49X.
Gttienmartt.-Eer{rubsl In Rerieo
bate sur Joiee, baB Der Narit fdpah
wuros uub bic Yrsiis ~ lsiben batten. 9ie
Sflubnotirunaen iiaHben in ben msiiisu
Gduen unter bsnen bon aeiierH.
gileutatn afsisu.
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|-4.5O per aifis; aimss s1.oo-1.1O
|psr siits.
Orangen - @alencia $3.50
$50 per Riffe.
Wrapegruit. -1loriba $4.00
800; California $3.60-4.00 pee
stifte.
pfirfi9e. Georgia glinss
$2.0O-2.25 per Crate.
9etbelbeeren. $685.
80 per Crate Don "a Dts.
Riri Den. - gintimifds $1.75
200 per Crate bon "a Quarts.
Sta4etbeeren. - $3.50
1.75 per Crate bon "a Quarts.
grbbeeren. - ganbp $1.50--
200; aroma $1.50-2.00 per Crate
DON "a Quarts.
OeDbeereE. - Porb Carolina
15-20e per Quart.
4nanas. = $1.75-2.5O per
Crate.
&drtofteln. - Gaifern Gdbbs
lers $4.75-5.25 per gbl. Widisau
$1.25-1.3O per gu. auf bem Gsl.is
ie. Sunss fiiDlide $2.40-2.50 per
Sad pom so plumb.
Sabtarioffeln Wiiiiia
iippi $1.00-1.25; 5snnsiiee $1.20--
LAO per camper.
Mbabarber. = 10-15c per
Dubsnb giinbsl.
@urfsu. GlOriba $685.
30 per Camper. - ginbsimii4e 60
75e per Dubenb.
1omateu. syioriba $500
ESQ per Crate BON feds a0r6en.
Blumsntobl. - gtnbeimiidsr
75c-$1.00 per 9u.
Sunge Grbfen. - einbeimis
fde tleine $3.25-3.50 per 9l., Eel
$4.00-4.50 per 2 gu. Sad.
sraut. - WiIiiiiippi $1.75--2.s
90 per Crate.
3niebelH. - glusndrtigs gsls
be $3.50-4.00 per Sad bon buubsrt
pfunb. Grpital Weibe $2.00-2.25
per Bu.
Spinat. - Ginbsimii6er 65-
75e per 9u.
Crime 9nen. - MiIiiiiippi
$1.25-1.40; gIlabama $1.25-1.40
per camper.
Rarotten. ginbsimii9e ST.
1890 per gbl.
Ganbprobutte.
Seu. - Ro. / aimotbp $21.00;
SO. 2 9imOtbp $500; SO. 8 2is
mOtbp $16.00-17.0O; g9o. 1 eemii4s
ter Glse $3.50; go. 2 aIee $3.50;
Ro. l aIee $14.00; Ro. 2 &bes $12.s
90; Sieiises alfalfa $11.50-14.00;
Meitli4es $17.00-19.00 per Son.
Wei3enitrob $7.50-8.00; Rossens
itrob $10.50-11.0O; 6afsritro6 81
per Son.
Miblenfutter. lit rubig unb
itetig. - aIsis $2150-22.OO; Ribb.
Iings srobes $24.50-25.O0; DO. fsi'
nes $27.00-2s.0O; gsmif4tts gutter
$23.00-23.50.
Sdmertfen.- Martt Itetia. -
alseTamsu $6.5o-s.4O auf benz @s.
lsiis unb $S.50-9.5O per 9u. bonn
Store, 1imotbp $2.S0-3.50 BON
Store; Deuti6er WilIet $1.40-1.75.
$1.30-1.4O; gu9pei5en
95c-S1.o0; Glaasiaamsn 1886 per
gu.
@erf9iebenes.
Dele. - Wartt itetis; 2sinol,
robes 69e per GalIons in partisn ron
IA g6l. Geto9tss 1c mebr; 9lo. /
2arb0l 74c; Cotton Sssb Oil. raifis |
nirtes ssc per GalIoHs. Ssrpentin 4sc
in partisn BON / bis 5 iyab unb Gle
In pariisn bon 10-25 @aaonen pe;
trolsum, Sbio Carbon 120 Grab Sc;
DO. 100 Grab SIC; Seablis6t 175
Srab 9a-1oie; Rsb Grupn SaiOlin
24e; Tapbta 28e per GaIIons in par,
tien bon Is Gbls.
Gals. Der Martt III rubts. -
Ohio Riber $1.10 per gbl. Don 2S0
pfunb. syubrlobn binSussiiist.
5alg. = Warit ftstis. prina
sitp 93-9sc; DO. gountrb S-9c per |
piunb.
&oblen. - Marft rubig. Yous
,biosbenp $3.50-3.75; Rub unb
Glad 1925. aanaipba Stiidtoblen
S3.50-3.75, RuB unb Slad 1925
,sr 7onne Gbeelisfert. gtau6Ioie
Stiidtoblen SAFE, bp. Nub unb SIat
1925. 9lntbraeite $7.75-S.o0 per
sonne dbpsIieisrt. Cote toitst $500
!. 20 per Spnne nbdeliefert.
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Die fiddfOlsfnben nuotirunssn be4
oisben fi4 MIR aiif gnsros 9raus'
aitionsn. Bel lteineren Gef4dfter
iptrben etiDas b0here preiIe bere@net
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GdmaI5. - prima Steam
12.35-12.45; Gamtlp 13.25-13.'
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- Sbort clear Geiten, lofe 13a--
14e; Grtra ibort clear Seiten 133-
1876; trrss RippeHieiten 13a-1Ssci
Bellies 15-15te.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Seiter
14a-15Ae; eytra fort clear Ssitsr
141-15e; fbort Rippenieiten 15h-
16e; Bellies 16a-l7c.
sugar Gureb Gletfa. =
G6inisn 19-19ae; pienic S4ulterr
14-14ae; 8rsatfeit Bacon 20-22i;
Snulisrn in padstsn 14-14ae; ylsir
ypri Gut 14-14ac; trodene Beef
Sdintsn 27i-2Sac per pfunb.
SabgepStelsss Glsif3. =
@9inten 1e-16Ae; picnic S4uIieru
12a-123e; Bellies 15-15ae; S@ui.
tern 12a-13e; S@ulteru q. q. Gui
bo. 12a-13e.
Grif4esgleii@. s&inten
16a-17ae; pienie Sduliern r.,
12ae; G6ultsrn 12-12sc; fbori
RippenIsiien 12A-13c; ibort clear
Rippsnieiisn 13-13he; EXTRA ibort
clear Rippsmeitsn 12t-13e; Bellies
lei@te 17A-1sae; Bellies. i4lpers
16A-17ae.
Mebl un6 Gstreibe.
Mebl. Wintsr patsnt $3.50
SITS; M,intsr fanep S5.00-5.25;
Minter familp S4.5o-4.75; Wintsr
srira $4.OO-4.25; Wintsr orbinarsr
$3.50-3.75; 9artss Weissn patsnt
$5.50--6.OO; Sariss Weiaen fansq
$5.OO-5.25; Sartes WeiSen familp
$4.0-4.25; Roessn, ylortbpeitern ses
miidiss $5.00-5.10; Rosgen gitp
reines $5.00-5.25; Rosssn eitp ses
miIdtes $4.75-5.W.
Wei5eM - SO. Q rot6er Wintsr
T.07-1.O9; S SO. 3 .bo. 97e-$1.02;
Ro. 4 bo. S5-9G.
Wtlf9forn. - g2o. / ipeibss
&C; 30. 2 bo. 77a-7se; 80. 3 DO.
T-77ie; Ro. a DO. 75a-76e; Ro.
5 DO. 75-75at; go. 8 DO, 72a-74ss.
= go. l selbes =; 20. Q DO. Tt
TIC; Ro. 3 DO. 76a-77e; go. a bc.
75-75ac; glo. 8 30. 74a-75e; no.
8 bo. 72-74e. - go. 1 ssmif3tss
&C; 30. 2 bo. 76a-77c; go. 3 DO.
76-76ac; go. 4 DO. 74A-75e; geo.
8 DO. N-74ac; gtp. 8 bo. 71a-
73sc. aoIbeniorn, tpeibes. rs
Tic; 2olfsn!orn, sslbes. 7b-77c;
aoIbeniorn, semii8tss, 74-7ee.
Rosgen. - go. Q 95-97e;
gao. 8 DO. s2-94e; 30. a bo. s2--
9Oc.
Safer. - glortbpefiern go. 2
tpeiber 44a-45ac; giortbpeitsrn
Stanbarb tpsibsr 43i i-44c; @oribs
tpeiiern. Ro. 3 ipeiBer 42a-43e; Ro.
8 ipeiBsr sinbeimifher 39a-40ac;
90. A ipeiber 1886; gao. Q semifd.
ter 39-40c; go. 8 semifdter, einbi.
mifder 38-39e; go. A semif4ter 81
--38c.
Wbfsfep.
9ertauft ipurben 500 @bls. Di.
ftilers Giniibeb GooSs auf bsr Bats
bon S1.N per gallons.
Groceries.
Raffee. - Sapa 23-3oc; Mos
t,a 29-30e; GUATEMALA fanep 19e;
DO. gutter 17as.
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