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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-04


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| @nitcid)eiben 5u erieten, nm ons
afeinigen Der seihtiider 81 erjparef.
Otefe als @atteiilter befannten INTO
III mnnnigialtigen ,SGrinen fonitrliir.
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terbiloung.
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9nb oafiir folgcnoe statbifldae: I
mat ieet benz Sabrn etipns Butter.
Mild ju aui 10 Quart 9fabT |
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Niabin etlpos fliiiiige Butter III;
3. ucun Der 9tamn oid uno ha5
g9etter morn hit, fest man oem er'
itcrer etluaS fnItes g2aller 3u; l.
man icBt Dem gta9m einc flciie
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fleinc Niengsn oes 9taGms 5lnl 'Se
riunen bringelL 70 oaB iif einjslil;
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terfilgcld)cn oiencn, 3. man brIiB
III oc1 Jtabm eiuise rotbe 3lpicbel
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nidJt oen geringiten Neiaeidlmad
6. man nilrmt alf 100 Guar
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tct Dleie in oas gutterfaB; Z. man
iebt auf y Quart 9tabm 2 uiEer
lem gepulperten gllaum 5u
l1nrubiae aiibe.
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beim ReIfen nitt ltiulteben, beitdp
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alcs iibcrpiuoet. Wan gebe Del
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slI ihr, reid)e ibr etlpas 9roo uni
Gals, uno lpenn man nit @iite nidy
greife man Slt Strafnlit.
teIn porausgeiest, ouB Die Storrig
felt beim 9felfen aus ireeno fpeIher
frauten geituffenbeit oes Cutters
nid)t berriibrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-04
@6itooO 2 Q(pril

S9tpeine. 3ufubr 1900. -
Dtarti f4pad. Butt 1886 9.75;
leitts $9.25-9.S0; gsmiIdie 1896
$50; i9ipere $9.25-9.85; rauE So
25-9 $40; Gertsl 800 $50.
Einopieb. = 3ufubr 5000. Warft
fen. einbsimij4e gesf Siisre $7.60
$50; Stoders unb 5eebers $3.50
$50; aiibe unb 6eifers $3.50
8.S5; aGl6er $725-9.25.
S6afe. 3uiubr 1900. Wiarft
l6pa4. Betbers $3.50 a.
Gpes S6.20-S.65; 2Gmmsr $500
11.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-04
FIRST CALL
lgeIO, yynSs mnS sIttirn in ylslu DOri.

Geiddilspapire suro,n ja s--s;1sS biz.
Isnilrt. 8:f.A aui HonooH nasea itsiig.
Sar 81 Iass s.,.2H, Siht s4.7sK; Rabsi.
NEpsl .uaen t477. 5rancs Sid,i 5.97H.
Habel 6g7. Tari 6i6t ". aabd 72ts.
4fensH Sitt 12.+0. Rabel i2.45. Sire eihl
6.52. Rsbtl xoO. Rubd Sidf Si1i; 8sbel
ylH; SIIstr barren e0He. RsJianiit.
Scusrs Ak.
Nftitn M rit.-Ter War!t mar tsute
fart, bsionoers bic jtrisas aiitsa. uno bic
SalIbno. rnHgsn tidHoea in ben msiiieH
6au.n an S1ln5 tobsr ais am Samiias.
Qi.sHsatH afiisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-04
GbitagO 3. 2tpril.

y " ~ ~Nr'"'
Dsijsn. - Gir Utai $1.16a-1.'
POI, am S6lub $1.20s; fir 5uIi
S1.15s-1.19g, am s6lub $1.19.
WsliatOrn. - Sir Wtai 75a-
76sc. an S6lub 764c; fir SuIi 763
-77st. am S4Iub 77sc.
Safer. - Fir WIai 45t-45zt, an
SdIub 45gc; fir 5uIi 43i-44c, an
SdIub 43sc.
Roggsn. = g2O. 295-96e.
0erits. - 62-77c.
simptbp. - $4.5O-8.Oo.
Rlee. - $10.O0-18.50.
BORT. = Giir Rai 23.15-23.3o.
am S6lub $23.15; fir Suli 22.95
-23.1O, am S6lub 23.00.
S8mals. - Sir Utai 11.42-11.s
so, om S4lub 11.42; fir SuIi IL
67-11.75. om S4lub 11.67.
Rippsnisitsn. = Jiir Wlai 12,22--
1890, am Sdlub 1929; fiirSuIi l2.-
35-12.45, am Sdlub 1926.
Butter. - Wartt unperanoert.
gier. - Mattt nisoriger. firit 1of
-19ac; prSindre firits 1876.
&artoifeln. - Wdrtt nteori9er. -
Mi6isan, BiscOHiiu, MinnsiOta
unb Satoia ipsibe 1886; WsinHes
iptd unb Datoto Sbios $500.
9efliioel. - 2sbsnbes. Wartt uHs
rsriuhert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-04
WetaA &arft.
Rsp gort, 8. 2fprit.

Wefp y orf, 3. AplII.
aupfer. - Wartt fsit; $2S.O0 =
29.oo; fir Suni uRb Ipdtsr $500
2I.50.
GiIeu. - Rartt fsit; 30. ! giors
iberu $20.75-21.25; SO. 2 S2O.25
-2O.75; Ro. l Soutb $20.5o-2l.s
90; Ro. 2 $20.25-20.75.
3inn. = Martt fart; 5000
$500.
glsi. - $775.
Spelter. = aeine Quottrungsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-04
Siebmarft.
Gfnrinnnti 2 OfnriI

Cincinnati, 8. glpril.
3ufubr unb 8sriaHbt tpGbrenb be,
pereaneen 4S Stunbsn, Dergli6en mil
serielbsn 3sit Der lsbtsn DO6s parsr
ris fo!st:
3ufubr EinbS. sdpeine G9afs
27. MGrs 1853 1926 233
3. april 1905 5126 "a
9srIanbt tudbrsnb bsrfslben 3eit:
RiHbD. S3psins S6afs
n. Wdr3 151 573 -
3. atpril =. 21s 81
RinbDisb. = Die 3ufubr ma.
beute 5iemIid srob, Di. RG4frass
ni9t Defenders unb bic prsiie Der
bsfsren Qualitdien fielsn um 10
l5e, Der anbsrsn Inn 25c. Die bsFes
rsn Wlil9tiibe finb ftstig; Stodsrs
unb 5eebers .aum iietig.
WittIsre uno I9rpsre Sti.rs ST.
8.85; Sdfen $4.0O-7.0O; GIsis
i6er Stiere $6.00-S.OO; uuserleIsnc
sis ertra S8.10-8.75; Ssifsrs S6.s
00-I85; auserleIene Bis srtra $8.s
00-s.50; aib $4.5O-s.0O; aus.r.
lsieHe bis sttra S6.15-6.75; gans
ners $3.50-4.10; fette DARN aiibe
S5.50-6.75; Wil9tiibe $3.50;
Stoders unb 6esbers: Gtiere $3.50
7.65; 6eifsrs s5.00-7.00; &iik $5..
00--5.75.
8ulIen. - Die 3ufubr mar nrr
mdbis unb bic preiis Itstis.
Jette 9ulIen $7.00-7.25; goloss
no $6.00-e.85; massre unb lsi9ts
&.75-5.75.
aGlber. - Die 3ufubr mar 3isms
lid groB. bic Radfrase gut unb bic
preife I'm 25 b0ber als am Sdm's
flag.
Bette adlt.r $500; ertra 1926
$50; fair bis CUTE lsi1te $685.
90; crbindre uno srobs S4.75-s.'
75.
Sdpsine. - Die 3ufubr tpa-
beute 5iemlid grob, bic Ra9frugs elm,
CUTE uno bic preiie iiiesen lin 1oe per
100 pfunb.
@ute tis auserleiene 9erpddungss
unb Gleiiteriorten $9.S0-9.85; sss
miihte unb mitilere $9.55-9.S0;
lsi9te @srIunbiforten 12O big 155
pfunb $500 9.25; orbindre big CUTE
JertsI. 10 pfunb uno bariinter S.
orbindre Bis auserleien.
Ifipere fette Sdue $7.25 5-9.20; cine
partie 1925; Stass $5.50-6.5o.
S4afe unb 9dmmer.
Die QuaIitGt mar cine siemli3 CUTE
unb bic preiis itetis.
Sdafe, srtra $7.50-775; gut.
5is dussrIeIsns S6.50-7.50; orbindre
,is fair $4.o0-6.25; sef6Orens
Shafe $6.0O-6.50. - 2Gmmsr, err
IA $11.15-11.25; quite big uusers
eitne $10.25- -11.0O; prbinGre bis
Iair $500 10; sei4oreus admmsr
200 $50. !
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-04
1dglid)er Nysarft- Serid,t. !.
lleberifht bes Cincinnati
Marftes,
xfr bic NsnfaL ben 8. april
1916 smbiasaet sss5:.
Gintinnati. 8. 9lpril.

y INC II II natf, 8. Npri.
Die nahfolssnoen QuOtirunssn be'
3itben il9 nur auf gkgros 1rans.
attionen. gsi ilt;nersn @sI9diter
irsrb.n etrpas b6bere preiie bsiednst
proDifiontH.
g dmala. prima Si,dm
10.s0-10.e0; GamilIp 1900 1880
1rudengefal3eHes GIeif d
5bort clear S,iten, Iois 12a-
13c; erira ihort clear Seiten 124-
1916; tur't giippenisiten 124-125:;
Bellies 14--15e.
Bacon. Sbort clear Seiteu
14-14lc; srtra i6ort clear Stitsn
132-14tc; fbort aippsnieiteH 13a-
lac; Bellies 16-16tc.
Gugar Gursb GItifd. =
S6inttn 18-1ssc: picnie Sdultern
13-13Ae; grsatisit Bacon 18a-
20ac; s9ultsrn in padetsn 13-13a;
Peu Dorl Gut 13--131e; irodsns
Beef Sdintsn 26--27t per pfunb.
GiiB9ep0teltesHtetfd. =
G9inisH 15a-16e; gienic Sduls
tern 11-l1le; Bellies 13a-14e;
Sduliern 11-11tt; s6ultsrH, n.
.. Gut DO. 11-11l per pfunb.
Trifdes Nlsifh, : Shini.n
152-164e; g|icnic S6ultern IL
1lst; eduIt.rn 11-11ac; ibori
Rippsni.itsn 11a-123e; fort clear
Rippsnisit.n 12-12ac;; sytra fbort
clear gippsni.iten 11a-12ac; Bellies
lsihts 16-1sc; Bellies, ibip.rs. Is
Isle.
MehlunbGttreioe
gasbt. - @inier ydisni $50
clio; 9Dinter fanep $5.5o-5.7 20;
MiHisr familp $515-5.25; minter
trtra $3.50 -4.so; Bintsr orbinGs
rer $4.o0-4.25; Sart.s Wsissn pa'
,eni S5.20-5.60; 6artes N.i,en fans
ep $5.20-5.60; Sortes Wsi3en fas
min $4.60-4.S5; Rosssn, Rortbs
ipsiiern ssmiT6t.s $5.35-5.60; Rpss
gen, Gitb, rsines S5.45-5.70; gitp
eemif6tss S5.35-5.60.
Beis.n. 20. 2 roiher Winfer
$1.22-125; go. 3 bo. S1.15-1.21
g2o. a 90. $1.05-1.12.
Wtli9tOrn. Tp. / iutibss
e; SO. 2 DO. 76a-77ac; Ro. 3
DO. 75s-761c: Ro. A DO. 73A--75c;I
SO. 8 DO. 71A-72ae; gto. 8 DO. SO
lie. - go. l s.ltes &C; glo. 2
DO. 761-77be; Ro. 8 DO. 75a -76As;
Ro. A DO. 73b-75c; Ro. 5 bo. 71a
go. 8 DO. 69-71e. - Ro.
/ semiiGiss -e; SO. 2 DO. 76-77e;
Tr. 8 DO. 75-76e; go. 4 DO. 73--
745c; 30. s bO. 71t-72ae; Ro. 6
ro. 69-71e - aol6snt0rH. peibss,
aplbentorn, ssIbts. ID
75c; aolbentoru. semii4tss 73-74e
per 8u.
Rosgen. SO. 2 CSC 90;
go. 8 DO. 91--94t; 30. 4 DO, S2--
sec.
Safer. - goribpsiiern 90. 2
r.ib.r 491 50ac; Torihpeitern
siannlrb fpeiBer 4S2-493t. Rortbs
p.Itern 30. 8 ipsiber 47l-48ae; 10.
ipsib.f, sinbsimii4sr 45h-46be; |
no. 4 ipeiber 44-45c; 30. 2 ses
miidt.r AL 45ae; Ro. 3 semi'9ter
.inbeimiid.r 43 44e; 30. A semild)s |
et AZ -43e.
Mbisteb.
@ertauit ipurben S1S gbls. Dis
i;lIsrs GiniTb.b @oobs auf Der Bats
BON $1.40 per Guapne.
groeeries.
aaffss. - SABA 23-30c; mo-
pa 1886; Guatemala faHtp 19e;;
N ,,tfsy 171e
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station %. A.. .i05Hl. |, 0. g .rsi.&J1h, SAY
nfnnitt Il. Sr. szssA sa. beb. d. -. 1ists
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Y. 4 g. %. ~. ssiss.. q. efnfs ~ :. trxu
rffbIebfm e. tsf.. .Aisi q u gsu. Obi. 81. q
eionon. srdnitf 81 .islNs'sIf.&yB. %. ~ IN
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sris.g9.& stF.cp5io7M7 p.zcHftr .fon.lr fsts
IN y y .nu. thi02 SfGb. n. g. nbi. 5r. ssh
g.h y.&p.rtf.rt. ssAl7a. Tnf. u. %. fsst
qblf. 4 Roritiv. 90 nH 20. qas. raj. Dr.. Nk
Cat& 20. rel. ~. slxlep Eailip. 81. :. is2bs
Lsno. .tf.&t. .rtf.5t. 7sIlss slailfp. gen. tr 7os.
zlf Sfcur.fifs bt. 73tt.r, 90. %. 81. issLs
erie %. irEeriese. IL 11fr & qas. -. esN
Lrts lfn. tr...... T6Nsbirs ube al. &c.. e.
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w. qortt. In. j. srs.Iricr pae. %. tr. ,zn
Nn. Qsrttai rel. II. ssNl e. Hutbsr 6r. .isgE
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noai q. Z. RET. br. szt tni an 1. 81. assu
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pferoe itns ONamIeiel.
Ginetnnatt, 3. alpril.

Die 3nfnbr mar beuts aiemlitb
sroB. Die Ro6frage cine CUTE unD
bie preiis ieit. IS ipuroe piebers
I'm fart fir bic fran55iiide armsc
setaruft. Die Auoiiruussn patsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-04

5duie. - Marft mar ruGiG lnD
fstis. NabseinIssns 10. l 15a =
16c Der pfunb. go. 2 DO. 14b-15c;
FER pfunb. Gitu Builders friTfs 141
--15e: DO. gouutrb 11-12c, ftifHe
aolbfdas 20-21c; Ro. l gullen 12r,
No. 2 DO. lie.
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4 ~.
3itronen. California $2.2t
I-2.75 per aiife; aimes S1.00-1.1(
rer aift..
Orangtn. - Ndpefs $500
$50; Gloriba $3.00-3.50 per aiite.
erb6eereu. Gloriba 20
30c per Quart.
Grdpt Hruit. = Jloriba ST..
50-3.25 per Crate.
aartofftln. GiHbsimiIt,
$325-3.50; Mi4igan9lo. ] 1926
$50 per gbl. unb $10s- .lC
ouf bsm GsIsiis. = Sunse glorioa
$750-S.00 per gbl. unb $2.25--
2.30 per 5amper.
SlBtartoff.fn. - 9.latpar,
Soc 81 90; Seuneiiee 75-s5c per
Camper.
Gurten. GlOriba $3.5o-4.0C
psr Camper.
9Omaten. = SFloriSa $1.50-
200 per Crate BON feds a0rbsn.
MsibeRiiben. = $1.25-1.oO
PER Ybl.
et.drHben. $500 per g6f.
per gbl.
8fumentobl. California
$1.50-1.75 per fades Crate.
Sunee grbfsn - California
Telephone $500 per Grate; Suns 81
50-3.00 per Camper.
araut. = Worft itetig. 9d.
nif6es ioiiet BON $17.00-1s.00 per
Son auf bem Gsl.ife unb S1.65-
1.75 per gbl. pom Stor.. Rotbes 81
80 per gbl.; 5loriba s2.40-2.5o per
Samper.
aobL. S1.5O per gbl.
3ntebsIn. - Ginbeimif5e ssls
te $2.00-2.25; tpsiBs s2.75-3.25
per Sdd bon 100 pfuno. Sessrpiebeln
gels. $2.35-2.50; wsibe 1926
$50 per gu.
Spiuat. 1.ras $1.5o-1.75
per gu.
Grine go5nen. Gloribo,
S2.00-2.50 per camper.
aarotten - Ginbeimif6e eoc
800 Der gu.
Rotbe Riibtm - giiblihs
5000 per Dubsnb giinbsf.
2anbprobutt.
Seu. Rp. ] 5imotbn S21.00;
Ro. 2 aimOtbp $500; go. 8 9imos
TIN $1700; glo. l semiidtsr ales
$500; gso. 2 DO. $3.50; go. / aIse
$3.50; Ro. 2 RIee $10.5o; 9isIises
9fIfalia $10.0o-12.50; Weftli9es
$17.O0-19.OO per 1on. = Weissns
iirob $7.00-7.50; Rosssnftrob $3.50
Saferitrob S7.00-7.50.
Wiiblenfuiter III rubis unb
feiis. - alei. $21 90 -21.50; Mib,
lings sros.s S24.O0-24.50; bo. fei.
neg S25.oo-26.0o; ssmii9tss Gutter
500. 80 -23.00.
GGmereien. - Wor!t itsiia.
- al..iamen $7.75-10.50 auf benz
geleiie unb $11.25-12.5O per gu.
bonn Siore, 1imptbs S3.00-3.60
bonn Stors.
@erfdtsbenes.
Dele. - Wlartt itstig. 2sin5l,
robes zoe per GalIon. in partien BON
Ia Dbl. G.iodtss 1c mebr; 80. 1 4
oarb5l Tat; Cotton Seeb Oil, rafiis
nirtes S2c per Gollone. 5erpentin 60c
In partien BON 1--5 galIonsn unb
Tic in partisn ton 15--25 @alIonsn
Petroleum. Sbio Carbon 120 grdb
I0c; bo. $50 Grab 10t; 5sablisbt
l75 Grab 12t; Heo Grotpn @aiplin
24s; Rapbta 28c per Gallone in pars
Hen bon Is Ebls.
Calf. - Der Mdrtt IN rlIia. |
= 0bio Riper $1.05 per gbl. BON |
80 pfb.. Gu6rlObn binsusefiiet.
Sals. = Martt iisiis. prima |
siip e4-9ae; DO. gOuntrp 81 &c
YET pfunb.
9pbIen. Marft ruhia. g)ous
Ibicsb.np s3.50-3.75, gluB unS |
5fad 1925. aarapba GtiidtobIen
$50 -3.75. RaB unb Glad 1925
,er Sonne dbgsIisfert. Rauhloie
5tiidioblsn $4.75, bo. gsub unb SIad
1926. glnibrdrits $7.75-8.00 per
yonne abseliefert. Cole ioitet 5000
Loo per spnns abeelisftrt.
Wolte. - Der Wartt mar siems
i4 Isbboft unb bic preiis itetig.
Gepaf&tne
ym 3ubsr eeipafhene--
80. ] unb auseripdblte :. 40-42e
Grobs =. 39-40e
linsemaf&ene.
arb Oelaine !. 3032e
Rebium Clothing .. % SOC
,raib 2425r
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Sssupfis i
5uper unb Qnmm 36-39t
5esdmmie 40--42c |
bssssn-glarii ,ismli4 Isbsaft /
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uder. 9reIIe Ielf. - TdTIIs
nirtsr Gut 2oof S8.75; poipbtreo
IS7.55; gabes $7.95; sranulirier ST.
10; gpnftctioners .a' $7.35; Oif
.aa $7.05 -7.15; treiber ertra $685.
-6.s5; srtra &c $6.75 per pfunb.
Mofaffes lit iteiis. - Reip
Grleans Open aetlt 40 Soc; Gentris
fiiaoI rs 34c per gollcne.
Rsts. - aouiiiana, Janeb Geab
6a SIC; prima 54-5se; orbindrs
az; Sopan Al -53t pet pfunh.
Ddirp .Brobufts
HntteS. Marit aismIi& Iebs
taft unb feit. MbuIsmiIt sytras 40s;
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@ebdntens Spdne.
Der unsliidIide erbofft an jebsr
Isstriimmuns 6as @uHesr.
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Die llmIdss im pisiigsH glssrins9sus bs.
-listeA I'D ssut. aui e6,3oo. $50.
rsfai esinriiafsn.
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Chic Stnis Telephone com. parn btuie IN
Rautraps unb bic Yreile bsrislbsa paren
itli- Ohio Siatt Telephone iitegsn aui
80 HHb jh!siisH ~ AZ pehansf. Der.
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gfvftuuott. A Np,if ,

etsttrmaft. 9. Gptif. 1910.
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bfiiss nbsrlaosn, aph mar bic padirogt
nod Sadsben eiHe CUTE unb Gjtlb III pilig.
brr 3anebeH -cn cau- wuroen pon ben
ganfsn 4 = lK% bsre&nsi, pdbrsnb De-
ltdhtpspiere Ja f--6es bisfoniirt peroen.
I'm oIfeafn Warfie purben Tarlebsn ON
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placlrt.
Hr6isf emf asp psd
nuroen 81 10t 9isionto Der $1,000 spilfsu
panfen perfauff. Die Gounterrate bstrdgi
/. s0s Yrdmis per $1,000
9safsf ssf gsfsys.
eidi. Weafa auf qoHbpn wurbsa iu
lJ7T-4.e0 psryfo. Sterfina suotirt. syir
0ebid ani Berlin pureen soc fiir 4 Mari
esrsd1si. far 1e4fd aHf paris 1THr yrs
Svsnf. auf Nmifereom l3c bro Dulbtn
uns aui sSien l4e per Krone. 2ires iss.
Hnbsi a. Grsnes lStusij) 1915.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-06-30
BUSH PRAIRIE

The families of NJ. 4. Meek and E.
j. Hodge spent the evening Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. brewery, it
being their 18th wedding anniver-
sary.
Mrs. w. White and daughter Mar
garet were Olympia callers Friday.
Miss Frances E. Seeley of Gen.
tralia is spending the week with her
mother, Mrs. K. J. Hodge.
The Misses Molle and Belle Bush
spent Friday of last week at Sey-
brook.
Mrs. Hanna Kinsey visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Burntrager, and brother,
James Kinsey, last week, and Fred
Reichel and family were callers there
Sunday.
Misses Frances E. Seeley and Alice
S. Hodge were visiting friends in
Olympia Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. E. J. Hodge called on Mrs. C.
e. Beach and Mrs. Dora Phillips of
Olympia Tuesday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-06-30
SOUTH BAY

Miss Viva Johnson of Olympia
spent the weekend at S. T. Mad
den's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott of Portland
autoed to South Bay to visit Mr.. Ell
liotts father, Mr.. William Elliott,
and Saturday morning, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. William Elliott and
Miss Mary Elliott, they motored to
Tacoma. returning in the evening.
Mr.. Pickett made business trip
to Tacoma Thursday of last week.
The Needle Craft society met at
Mrs. Roses last week, the last meet
ing until after the canning season.
The picnic Sunday was a great
success in spite Of the bad weather.
At IL o'clock dinner was spread on
the hay in 8. T. Madden's barn, and
there we're 20 present. In the after
noon the crowd proceeded to the bay
where a number Of the party enjoy
ed themselves swimming or wading.
Miss Ethel Pickett went to Taco
ma Sunday evening, where she has
taken q position in an Office.
Mrs. Alma Dibble spent the week
end at South Bay with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parse.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stearns spent
Sunday at Mr.. Wilson's, of Lacey.
Mr.. Frank Hall had never mar
row escape Monday when his horse
ran away, throwing him out and bad
ly demolishing the rig. Fortunately
he received no serious injury.
C. A. Rose is busy these rainy days
making new shakes for his barn.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Barnhart June 20, at the
home of David Barnhart.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Flint have
moved into the Stockwell house near
Mr.. Halls place.
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ED INLET

Mrs. Minnie L. Swan, who visited
for several days with her sister, Mrs.
Ahearn, has returned to her home.
Mrs. Thomas of Kent is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. William Swan.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c.. Campbell of
Tacoma will be guests over the
Fourth of Mrs. Campbells parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ahearn.
Mrs. Comstock, who has been ill
for several weeks, is on the road to
recovery.
Mrs. William Swan, who visited
several days in Ellensburg, has re-
turned to her home.
Mrs. B. ]. Shannon and baby are
visiting friends in Elma.
The rain was great benefit to
hay, grain and gardens.
Mr.. Charles Wages of Seattle, who
spent several days here recently Wis
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1916-06-30
Additional
County News
SOUTH UNION

Mr.. ana Mrs. James McCorkle Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Ball
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hanse and son
were in Olympia on business Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Walker and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Ball were in
Olympia Wednesday.
Miss Esther Bergh visited her pa
rents Saturday and Sunday. .,e~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Walker and
sons motored to American Lake Sun
day.
Mr.. M. D. Haight left Tuesday for
east of the mountains, where he has
obtained q position.
Mr.. VIII Schulze, who is logging
in this vicinity. has purchased a new
/ $1,000 motor truck, its capacity be-
ing six tons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Schulze and
little daughters, of Montana, are Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. Schulze's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schulze.
= Miss Carrie Hansen spent the
weekend at her home.
Mr.. Conrad Hansen has the pros
pect of prosperous summers work
with his new engine.
There was a very pleasant party
at Mr.. Pearson's grove Saturday ev-
ening. About so took part in games
and the usual good time was en-
joyed.
Mesdames George Mcdowell and
M. D. Haight were in Olympia Sat-
urday on business.
Miss Mildred Ball spent the week.
end with Miss Eunice Gunstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gunstone and
daughter autoed to Olympia Sunday
Sunday, July 2, there will be cleo
ton of officers at the South Union
Sunday school. Everyone please try
and be present.
Mrs. Ferguson and daughter visit
ed several days at Mrs. Ferguson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. White of Olym-
pia.
The Young Ladies' club met with
Mrs. Raymond Abbott Thursday az
ternoon.
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ting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Her
cd Wages, has returned to his home
in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burns and daughter and Miss Dora
Arnold called Oh Mr.. and Mrs.
Ahearn Saturday evening.
The Mud Bay sewing circle met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Herod
Wages.
Mrs. Arnold was on the sick list
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bremen
called on Mrs. Swigart Friday even
ing.
Mr.. Charles Wages and Misses
Ethel and Mabel Wages fished one
day last week at Summit lake and
brought home so trout.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-06-20
THE ALASKA INDIAN.

Much has been said and written a1out the Alaska Indian, and about the work of the United States reau of education among t1cn.
 Much criticism, of it unjust has been aimed at the c forts of c bureau bring the Indian from to of sayag W t point where he will be self respecting and at the same tine selCsupportine.
 It frequently is asserted in Alaska that the Indian is gvrn too atenon and that money which might be cmpoycl in ;e building of roads and trails for the development of the conntrv wasted in vain effort to educate the lndan
 While it is that much money might be spent to advantage in the bcttermen of Alaska roads yet there is reason why the natives should be made to suffer in order to get this money.
 While the Indians coddled by the gov enmcnt, in Alaska he has had a hard row to hoe
 He been brought in contact with the white at his worst in consequence has suffered both in morals and heah His of livelihood have been encroached upon and the native left in ignorance has suffered greatly as result
 The principal need of the Alaska Indian is system of manual training schools, where he be taught to work with his hands After he has learned support himself there will be plenty time in which he may be taught to read and enjoy the benefits of higher education.
 This fact recognized by the bureau of educaton and ef forts have made repeatedly 10 get funds for the establish men such schools In the meantime small force of devoted men and women spending their lives in Alaska doing their best for the u)H of Uncle sam charges