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The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

WOMEN WANTED Full time. SIS;
spare time 2Sc an hour selling
guaranteed Wesrprouf Hosiery 10
wesrer Experience unnecessary.
Enormous Christmas business.
Wear Proof Mills Norristown, IA
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
Falkenhayn { h G C k e d
and Repulsed, Is
London Report
GREECE STILL
ON THE FENCE
Constantine Holds to
Program of
Delay

PARIS. Oct t4.-The Ger.
mans succeeded IN reoceupyina
part OF Ablaincourt village In a
violent attack, preceded by
screen FIRE. south Of the Somme
last night, ana also trenches
northwest Of the town, IL was
officially announced today, The
French immed ately counter-At-
tackled and drove the Teutons
from the positions
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
c. f. BIRD a. co.
Funeral Directors

~ West Hancock Ave.
Phone Grand AIS Detroit Mich.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

LONDON. Oct. f4.-The Aus
TRANS have lost $4,000 men in
the last two days OF fighting on
the Carso plateau, said . wire
less dispatch from Rome today.
The battle continues with undI-
mlnlshed violence.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
ron SALE-vACANT Tors
six DAYS IN THE WEEK. '-
NORTHWEST SPECIALS
HOMER WARREN & co.

NoRTHV ESTERN REALTY
-0i4 Grand River-aNe Walnut 22
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

HELL wANTED-FEMALE
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

Prfnting--the plsin neat kind--thst
10 viRht--Times Job Dept..-Main APO.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
HELP wANrED-sALE

CARPENTERS
wanted hrst-class men. Msclean
Bldg Co. q, Broadway sixth floor
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
TO RENr-POOMs
HOTEL FRANKLIN

Cor. Larned ana bates--ony q block
from Woodward and Jenerson-aveA
And only half "a block from the Dew
Intsrurbun waiting room. Extra
enc rooms al Zoe, 81 and $3.50 Der
day
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

MONEY TO LOAN
ON VACANT LOTS
Liberal loans on real estate. Second
mortgage roalt' loans
EBERT. 800 Majestic Bldg.
LAM, CONTRACTS BOUGHT
LIBERAL LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
MONEY To LOAN ON VACANT LOTS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REALTY
EQUITIES
REAL ESTATE .NCHANGES A
SPECIALITY
EBERT. 300 Majestic Bldg.
WILL BUY equities in vacant
lots, improved property or real
estate under foreclosure.
EBERT, 500 MajesticsBldg.
Liberal Loans on Realty.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
OPEN SUNDAY-2-5 p. NJ.
206 HAZLFTT AVE.
MODERN BUNGALOW

: looms. $1,000 terms w" are build .
ers have others Wlllis-Collver
Realty co. 1922 Grand River ave
walnut An.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14
FOR SALE--FARMs.

goo WHITNEY RlpG MAIN 7i7z.
90 ACRES two miles from town. rs
from Detroit, black clay loan. we'll
TILED s-ryom house 32N50-ft hip
room harm worth &12S per acre
but owner nust sell and viii In
CIudt about 81 500 worth % person
al property an s. 500. VIII consider
house In Detroit.
kiNGHN REAL ESTATE CO,
tui WHITNEY BLDG MAIN ATS
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

MONEl 10 LOAN
CONSTRUCTION LOANS Liberal
amounts J. y Wsber, 1ot oratiet
WE BUY LAND CoNrRACra
Detroit Land Contract Co.
tll-gig Hammond Bldg cad este
ron SAIE-II MBEU
LARGE o.. ANrfTv pF r.TMRFR and
fHfts rf r~n-hRif price Lathe Lhf
r.r bundle ~ ~ Dickinson CO.
-Hr Hr'HH Hvr..uNe
LIVE SIOrK-POI-ITRY, ETC.
r.NBGr WORK HORSE for sale
gF.qr Must hr sTif " ~ Dicts
iuspn Co 9q00 Grand Eivsr-ave
The Detroit times., 1916-10-14

5-ROOM HOUSE. 1928

Complete material for building q
hve-room cottage, S2ss Save four
prohts Cali BO7 Ford bldg. or
phone Main $3.50
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-05-11
BOXING CONTEST.

Friday nights program at the Au-
ditorium will be a boxing contest. Two
interesting preliminaries between
contestants who entertained the
crowds In the free-for-all contest at
the fair will precede the main event.
The first OF these will be Jack Heber-
line and Kid Joseph; the second, Fred
Novotney and Bish Dutro. Heberlipe
and Novotney are good amateur ath-
letes In monst any field. Not somuch
is known OF the others. The main
event will be between experienced
men who are said to be equally skill
led, both having boxed men OF ma
tional reputation. They are known
as the Boston Bear Cat and Jack
Gales. That they will keep each
other and those attending interested
for the full ten rounds Is not doubt
cd.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-05-11
+. MCCULLOUGH FINED $50.

Sheriff Jeffries landed #. Mccullough
in Jail Wednesday after a long delay.
Mccullough is one Of the boys that
was apprehended last June by the de-
tectives Kelley and Clayton, but on
arrest Of Reeves by the officers. he
skipped the country and was picked
up by the sheriff the first of the week
Wednesday he was taken before
Judge Guheen at Pocatello and plead
guilty and drew prize to the tune
OF $3.50. with the fatherly advice OF
the judge that II he came before him
a second time for this offense he
would draw pentitentiary sentence.
There Is still one OF the trio, who
escaped with Mccullough, shorty"
the plumber. who worked for Elgin
Watts, that still believes that the
sheriff has nothing on him, however,
this man Shorty" Is still short
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-05-11
DEATH OF GRANDMA STARR.

Grandma Starr, whose death has
been imminent for some time, passed
away at the home of her son, DR.. o.
F. Starr, May 6.
Adelaide Starr was born February
9Th, 1880 at Ticonderoga, n. Y, and
died at the home of her SOL, DR.. o. F..
Starr at American Falls, Idaho with
whom she had made her home since
93D May 9Th, 1916. aged SO years
and 3 months.
Mrs. Starr was married to F. j.
Starr about 1855 and to this union
there were born seven boys, the older
tSo, Frederick and Joseph having de-
parted from this life some years since.
Mr.. Starr died in Minnesota August,
1899. Sister Starr was a life long
member of the Presbyterian church
and parted this life with her faith
strong and fixed in Him who said
Come unto me all ye that labor and
are heavy laden and | will give you
rest"
Among those who are left to mourn
her loss are her five sons-George, oi
Cambridge, Mimi; John OF Dakota
Nate, of North Yakima, Washington
Robert p, of Loup City, Neb., and
DR.. o. F. Starr of American Falls
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-05-11
COMMUNITY FAIRS.

Community fairs will be hold at
Cedar Ridge and Rockland on Thurs
day and Friday OF next week, May
18th and 10Th respectively. Miss Amy
Kelly OF the university will give a
canning demonstration and Miss
Whistler Will talk on "The Health OF
the School Child" for the women.
County Agent Kjosness, assisted by
government experts will Judge stock,
grain and seed potatoes.
o. ID. Center will give an illustrated
lecture for the entertainment, an In
struction to all OF US as TO the work
being done by the Boys and Girls
clubs and county agents, north, south,
east and west.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-05-11
". y. CHURCH NOTES.

Our sympathy goes out to DR.. and
Mrs. Starr in the loss OF their beloved
mother.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. Unger Thursday. Mrs. George
Strong assisting in entertaining.
The contract for the art glass for
the church was awarded to the Mid
land Glass company OF Denver. Mon
day and the glass Is to be delivered
June first.
The morning service Sunday viii
be a Mothers Day" service. There
Will be special music by the choir and
the pastor, J. Wesley Miller will pay
a tribute TO Motherhood. Everyone
not attending divine services else
where should come and wear a white
carnation In honor OF mother There
will be special music by the choir.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-05-11
NEW DRUG STORE.

Il. A. Allen, recently from Coeur
d'Alene, will open drug store In the
building adjoining the Golden Rule
store. about the 18th. Mr. Allen was
formerly resident OF Blaine coun-
ty and is no stranger to this part OF
the state. He comes with the high
est recommendations and selected
American Falls after Investigating
many points. Matthew w. Quay, we'll
known to American Falls people. will
be behind the prescription counter.
Mr.. Allen will have a handsome store.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-05-11
HIGH SCHOOL BEATS POCATELLO.

Last Friday afternoon the local
High school baseball team defeated
the Pocatello High school with the
score of TO Ii. A fair sized crowd
was in attendance and the cheering of
the High school did credit to the num-
ber of "rooters," This Friday the
team will cross bates with Aberdeen
at Aberdeen
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-05-11

Summary-Two base hits, Booth,
Barnard. p. McDougal 8, Alfred. Three
base hits, McDougal Struck out by
Alfred 13, Buckner 8. Runs, respon-
sible, Alfred 3, Buckner s. Stolen
bases, Terrence 3, Booth, Evans s,
Barnard 2, Franklin, McDougal. Base
on balls, Evans 3. Alfred 2. Passed
balls, Pierce 2. Wild pitches, Alfred
8. Umpire Faust Time OF game,
two hours and thirty minutes.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-05-11
BASEBALL.

Ball game Sunday, May IA at ball
park. American Falls vs.. o. 8. L. ball
team. Game called at 2:30 .. m.
Admission to grounds 25c. grandstand
10c.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-05-11
NOTICE.

Be sure TO secure tickets to
the Electric Luncheon Lectures
at least two days before the
date OF the lecture. This is
necessary In order that Mrs.
Brokaw will know how many
TO provide for.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1916-05-11
MOTHERS DAY, MAY 13.

Next Sunday, Mothers Day,
will be featured at the NJ. e.
church. Wear a white ribbon
or a white carnation.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10

Home Mission Auxiliary

The Woman's Home Mission Aux
Hilary Of the Methodist Church held
their meeting Monday at $3.50 p. m.
Mrs r. II Curnutte conducted o
business session
The ladies decided to have dinner
Monday March "a and to meet at I
p. M from now on.
Mrs Bannister led devotional
service
Mrs Harris read % paper on 'our
Hospitals"
Mrs Many led discussion on
why I believe In Home Missions.
Several ladies' followed with good
reasons for the much loved work.
The FIRST quarters work is nearly
done and the president especially
urges that we get good report,
Everyone Is cordially urged to at
tend the meeting next Monday
-supt Of Publicity
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10

and set apart the fourth Saturday of
March. 1916. being the 25th day
thereof. as the regular annual clean
mp day for the city OF Snyder Tex
las.
And in order that this movement
may be general throughout the city
most urgently appeal to all resi-
dents to enlist their own and the
services OF their children and com
mence at once to aid In the work and
that all rubbish Of every description
be carried to the property line Of all
premises. where the city wagons will
gather and remove same without cost
to the residents.
Given under my hand and seal Of
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10

Mrs Joe Cation was hostess Tor tho
IN Follz club at her hospitablo home
Friday. March 10Th
After tuHnoss session gracefully
presided oycr b. Mrs. Hugh noren, a
81 Patrick Contest was onlBJcd.
Later several games Of the ever en-
loyahle game Of ~ were played.
The charming hostess, still honor
ing good old ST. Patrick served O.
most artistic green and white lun-
choon to the club members and Mrs
W W. Nelson, Jr. and Miss Relt1
Harris of Comanche
Mrs. Weldon Coats will be hostess
for the Club Friday, March "a at The
home Of Mrs. Dr. Howell
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10
\ PROCLAMATION.

whereas my tenure Of office as
Mayor Of the city OF snyder. Texas
will soon expire. and whereas Il Is
my earnest desire to leave these pleas
aut duties with the knowledge nat
tl' 90. liary gcadt'io Of Ju' ~
will be as clean and wholesome as the
legislative and financial conditions
thereof. and whereas. under former
proclamations Of this kind. the poo
pie Of the city Of Snyder have re-
spoudod most heartily thereto.
Now, therefore, by the authority
vested in me as the Mayor Of your
city. do hereby appoint, designate
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10
AltrnrInn ActIyltIcs

Mrs. Whitmoro was hostess to the
Altrurian Club March 18th. The roll
call was responded to with quotations
from "a winters Tale"
The civic Committee reported that
two hundred and ten trees had been
placed on Clairemont street and a
vote OF thanks was rendered to Mes
srs W. l.. Gross. Ward Gross and E,
]. Anderson for their valuable ser
vices and interest in the work. A mo-
ton carried to assist In every way we
can In securing the chautauqua for
snyder
Mrs. F. L. Hutchinson rendered her
resignation to the Club and Mrs. Ham
ilton was unanimously elected to I'LL
her place.
After the regular business had
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10

been attended 10. the following pro
gram was carried out.
Paper Character Study of Hermit
on" Mrs. q. l.. winston
Music Mrs. Wilsiord
A winters Tale, Act II, directed
by Mrs Grimes.
Round Table on Current Events,
lead by Mrs Whltmorc
The hostess served delicious cream
and waters to the club members and
Mrs johnson
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10

on Saturday evening, last the coy
little home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Il Grimes on Colonial Hill was open
ed to a few fr lends for social even
ing. Progressive forty two, inter
sperscd with delightful conversation
whilcd away several hours, at the
conclusion Of which a delicious re-
freshment was served MIR. and Mrs.
Grimes are truly, charming hosts
and It Is pleasure to be In their
home.
Again on Monday evening, several
couples again enjoyed their never
failing hospitality, 40 being the prln-
clpal pastime of the evening. A deli
clous course was served.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10

Call for sunday School Convention
REV J. n. Kerr who travels ex-
tensively In West Texas ns Sunday
School Missionary has furnished the
Signal with a lengthy article telling
how and why snyder should be made
a great city advocating material aud
moral effort to that end
In this connection as president OF
the Sunday School Association of
of scurry county he has called for a
mass convention Of all Sunday School
people to be held at the Baptist
church In Snyder, March seth at s
O'Clock p m.
Keep this In mind and be there.
brother Kcrt's article will appear In
the signal next week
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10
GOLDEN GLINTs
New subscriptions and iencwas Last
Week

NJ II, Stewart Route 4
70. u Reneau, Route 3.
ia Burns, Route 2,
C.. u. Burns. Celeste,
y. G. Alnsworth, Arab.
Thos l.. Blanton. Abilene.
N. NJ. Brock, Hermleigh,
Joe Church, Hud,
u. % House, Ira
d. Nation. Snyder,
g II. Wright, Route I,
n. r. DeLoach, Ira
]. II Thrilklll, Georgia,
r. r. York, Route 4,
Rev II. r. HALEY. Route /
NJ, H. Simpson, Route Q
y. n. Rain. Humble.
Il. Gable, Snyder,
H. T.. Rcnken, Snyder
r. - Harris, Gallitin, Tenn.
g. l.. Armstrong. Hermelgh,
Mrs Emma Bibbee, Snyder,
d. C.. Arnott, Snyder,
u. c. Taylor, Arab,
II. l.. Wren. Snyder,
c. W. Davis, Snyder,
H. Il. Greenfield, Tatum, N NJ
j -. scriynor, Tatum, n NJ
W =. scrlvncr, Tatum, N. NJ.
Mrs. W. a, Watkins. Snyder,
NJ W. scrlyner, Dermott.
John Weller, Snyder,
u. r. Bright, Ara.
A. u. Jones, Abilene.
y, n. Wolcyer. jenkins, n. NJ
Rev W. W. Werner, Snyder,
II. Il. d. Smith, Dunn,
Horace Holley Ira,
G.. II. Brown, Dunn.
Elder j. p. Nall, Snyder,
]. r. Ellerd, Alternately,
c. II. Fellmy, Childress.
A. N. Woodland, Route .
|. W. Norris, Blundale,
n. Il. Davis, Snyder,
W. II. when, Route /,
W. s. Cllnkenbeard, Route 3,
G. h. Boiling. Dunn,
Haywood Patterson, Roscoe,
II. G. Blnnlon. Knapp.
G. c. Patterson, Snyder,
J. r, Massey, Montana,
l.. S. Treyey. Ira,
j. W. Jones, snyder,
W. II. Wilson. Cap Rock,
W. p. Smith. Arab,
II. u. smith,, Ira,
II. c. league. Route 2.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10

Before you send your wife or
daughter to the asylum come 10 DR..
McLarry at Snyder on Saturday and
get medicine that cures-over five
hundred cases cured sep
DIR. McLARRY.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10

Don't fail To be In the Snyder Nov
ing picture films. also big auto pa
rade. FREE. 40
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10

Office this the 14th day OF March. A.
H.. 1916 Al
j. \. NOBLE,
Mayor
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10

The Methodist Ladies' will serve
dinner, Monday. March 81. ~
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10

The Methodist Ladies' will serve
dinner. Monday. March a. ~
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-10

The Methodist Ladies'. will serve
dinner, Monday, March 81 Il
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Mnsmdrtige NNdrfte.
81 E ~ q prt. q 9esember


Ms6l. Uldrft unregelmdbtg;
Sprins patsnts $9.0O-9.25; Nine
ter patents $8.40- $40; Minter
Straisbts $8.15-8.40.
Wei3en. - Utartt beina6e itetis;
go. / 9urum $2.064; so. 2 barter
$1.S4f; SO. l 0urtbern Dulut6 ST.
964; glo. ] Rortbern Manitoba ST.
SO I. o. 3. ReD gprf.
Weli6torn. - Martt itetig; SO. 2
selbes, $1o3s c. /. I. gfstD gOrt.
Sufer. - Wtartt ftetis; StaHbarO
589 500.
Ssu. W3artt fietig; go. 1, 81
Is; SO. 2, $1.10; No. 3, 95e; 8ers
Idnbtiorten 75-80c.
5Opfsn. = Wartt itstis; Stats
orbin6rer bis auserleiener 1916, As
SOC; 1915, 8--14c; qucific goait
1916, 13-15c; 1914, 8-11c,
Sdute. - Uturtt felt; gOgOta a.
45c; Central Qmsrtca 44c.
2eber. - Wartt isit; SbemIot
firfts, SIC; ieeoHbs 55c.
pOrf. Mtartt unregslmdbia;
Wsb 1.5o-32.OO; 5amiIp $1,000
$500; fbOrt clear $30.0o-32'0
Beef. Rartt ftetig; WeB $23.00
familp $25.50-27,0O.
Sdmala. Ulartt itstis; Usiobls
Meit $17.10-17.20.
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minsa; Gountrp 1144-1l2t; ipeeial
114c.
@on.. Weartt fst; Somsitic
fleece XX Sbio 39-40c.
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5i-5ac; blue rois 41c.
RuluNss. = Martt fistis; Nelp
SrIsans 40-50t.
3udsr. - Rpber, Nar,t itstis.
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raffinirter, Wtartt itetis; Gut Goat
$3.50; gruibeb $3.50; Wtoulb U
$500; Cubes $500; .XXXX1 potp'
bsrsS $50; pofpoersb $3.50; fsin
granuIirter $3.50; Diamond u ST.
so; gonietionsrs u S7.4o; go. l.
S7.35.
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STE; am s6lub $1.62I. Sir yIai
s1.715-1.754; am S4lub $1.72a.
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I-91ac; an S4!ub 9oac.
Saier. - Cir Deg. 51t-52c; am
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am S6lub 553c.
Rogeen. - go. 2, $1.48.
9srite. - 90c-S1.24.
simOt5p. - $3.25-5.5o.
alee. = $12.0o-17O0.
BORT. - 5ur San. $26.5o-26.so;
ON sdlub $26.75. Sir Nai $3.50
-26.30; am S6luB $4,000.
s6mal,. 5ir San. S15.97--
1922; an S6luB $16.1O. Sir Mai
S15.70-15.95; am S6lub $15,S5.
Rippenisitsn. - Sir San, $l3.95
-1402; am SdIuB $13.97. Jiir
Wai S1422-14.30; am S6luB
plf.EG.
Butter. - UIartt uiebriget; Grsa'
msrp $3.50.
Gier. - Tlartt itetis; 3utlt9r 3,048
aiiten; firfts 3Sk-39c; Orbinarp
ftrfs 37-38c; oui Dem Ulortt 33-
383c.
aartuifeln. - Martt ftetis; 3uiu6r
SO Gars; Ni9iSan, DiscOHiiH Dlins
nsIota unS Satpta peiBe $l.5O-l.=
So; NinnsiOta unO 0atotu Obios
$1.5o-1eo; Sbobo unO BaIbingtOn
psibe S1.65-175.
Gefliieel. - 2ebenoes, Wtartt nie'
brisser; 6Gbne 13-15r; Jrabiabrs'
biibner 15e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-05

- W Gdenfen an Die . ps
brubi9a= Grme @eueraIfelcs
maridaII D. Mdtenieu bat am 26.
Sttpber Huhitehenoen qrmeebefebt CT
bic ibm untsritelte 0obruoi9a 4fs
NEE erldiien: Bel Meogioia, &c. Cts
tober 1916. Solodten Der mir uns
teritelIten 6eeressruppe! Seiue Wtaje'
itGt Der 9euti9e 8aiIer bat mid be-
ouFtrugt, Sud nit ieinen 9riibrr
Seine 2lnertennuuq uno Seinen Dart
aussufpre4en fir @urs SbateH in Der
Dobruoi6a. Sbr babt bieie eetront
bur9 bic Ginuabme bon goHitanBu
unb gsrnuppba urb gerfolgung oes
barber 9inous gefIidteten @egners.
8ie babt i6r bic RumGnen BEL Srus
tratdn uuo Siltitria uberrai4t, tpie
bel Dohric ibuen uno RuiIeu 9alt &C.
botsnl gei Utuiubei uuo apiaat babt
Sybr lie 10 gefalagen, odb Tie in lbs
ren ibon i'm 5rieoen porbereiteten,
pom S6par3eu Weer bel 5u3la bts
CUR 0ondu bel RoIopa reihenoen fs.
ten StetlUuqen SbuB iu9en mubten.
gei 9opratidr unb GObaoinu, Ibren
SauptTtiiBpuntteR, empfingen iis nod
basu erbebldpe gerftdrtunsen. gtler
ob lie aud pom Wleere Der unb iiber
bic 0pnou binpeg @uere 5louten II
bebroben Oeriu6ten, in orettGgigein
beiben Ringen babt Sbr Ruiien, Ru-
mdnen uuo Serben aus ibreu Gelo-
befeftigungen pertriebeu, ily. unermiios
libem RahbrGngen lie iiber Die 8ras
jansrpGQe gejagt uub ourd bic uorcs
Iide Dobruoi6u Deriplst Sin ooIler
Sisg III @uer qeporoen, piiroie oss
pafieNbriioerlthen Dettitreites nIler
@ofien, piiroio bes 9reubumoss, Der
IN Gurer Reiben 9sutite, Sulsoren,
CsmaneR uno Oeiterreit unsdrH
pereint. SoIoateu, rpte Sbr, 3pins
gen Das Duffeugliid auf tbre settle.
@prndrts oenu nit Gott 5u ueusn
Sbdteu fiir ben Rubm, bic SIherbelt
uno Treibeit urierer Seimutbldnberl
Wit @usreu alIerbOditen &rieesbers
ren uno &uren 9aHoIeuten babeim
iebc ou6 i'd ais @uer SberbefebIss
bober bouterfiiLIt uno poIl 9uperiidt
peiteren GrioIaeH 9uersr Sriegsiliobs
tisieit eRtsessn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-05
Ghftaap q. Oeaem6er.

S9peine. - 3ufubr 10000;
Martt f6pad unb SC b0ber als I'm
lestsn Samitas; Butt $9.20-9.SO;
lei4te $3.50 $40; senliT6ts $91Or-
1000; i6pere $9.N 1000; robe
$9.40-9.55; JerteI $6.25-8.40.
ainbpieb. = 3ufubr 10000;
Martt f9pa6; Ratipe Beef Stiere
$6.90-1260; Meitern Stiere $500
-10.50; StOders unb Sesbers $3.50
-7.75; &iibe unb Seifers $3.85-
1000; &Glber $9.75-13.25.
Sdafe. -3uflibr 10000; Martt
felt; Wetbers 1925 10; Gtpes $4.s
1880; 2Gmmer $9.9O-12.65.