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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-02

man who is "for Wilson" This man
cares nothing for any of the objec-
tions mentioned above, or for any OBJ
jections whatever; to all objections he
has one invariable threefold reply. This
he repeats with his lips as 1t has been
taught him, without ever examining it
with hiss brains: Mr.. Wilson should
be elected because: 1. We are pros
porous. 2. One must not swap
horses while crossing a stream. 8. He
kept us out of war.
Now, a despotism where the people
don't think can go on; the government
is thinking for them; but democracy
where the people don't think will stop;
they are government. The unthinking
who repeat those three reasons why
Mr.. Wilson should be elected might
precisely as well say they are for him:
/. Because we are Mormons. 2. Be-
cause there are no eggs in the last
years nests. 3. Because he won the
Battle, of Manila Bay.
Some of us are Mormons, and some
of us are prosperous. but Mr.. Wilson
is responsible for making us neither
the one nor the other. And were many
of us prosperous before August, 1914?
Have they forgotten the thousands of
unemployed in 1914, starved by Mr.
Wilson tariff, fed by charity, restored
to wages by the war? Do they con-
slider Mr.. Wilson as a horse pulling us
through a stream? Mr.. Wilson Is the
driver who has nearly upset the coach.
But these things are being daily ex-
planned by many. And by nobody so
we'll as by MIR. Roosevelt has 1t been
explained that our state of peace"
with Mexico has cost more lives and
misery and millions than our war with
Spain. But there is something be-
sides this that needs very much to
be said. and 1t can hardly be said
ent time.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-02
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE

General Carol A. Devoo, who has
just retired. was stationed at Camp
Meade for time.
Walter j. Christy, the Pittsburgh
political writer, has been touring Ohio.
Henry X. Boyer, former State
Treasurer, injured in an automobile
crash. was not seriously hurt.
H. w. Armstrong, the president
of the Pennsylvania State Real Estate
Association, formed here last week,
was given a luncheon by Pittsburgh
real estate men.
John T. Dempsey, Scranton min
ers' leader, says that miners are not
having any more holidays than for
merly.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-02
THE NEW PRESIDENT

THE new president of the Cham
i ber of Commerce. David e.
Tracy, assumes the leadership
of that livewire organization at an
auspicious moment. The Chamber
has just completed the most success
full year in the history of trade organ
izations in this city and it starts out
the coming twelve months with an
enlarged membership. a well-illed
treasury and determination to make
itself felt for good in the activities of
the community.
Mr.. Tracy fits into the presidency
niche very well. He is admirably
suited for the duties he will be called
upon to perform. He is an able
businessman and one of the Industrial
leaders of the community. He is
public spirited strong believer in
the future of Harrisburg and a man
whose energies are on a par with the
breadth of his vision. There are big
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-02
THURSDAY EVENING, NOV. 2
Difficulties are meant to rouse, not
diScourdge.-
WHERE CREDIT Is DUE

ME had been told SO frequently
w for so long that the middleman
is responsible for most of our
high-cost- f-living troubles that we
had come to believe it. The middle
man we had come to see in the light
of the consumers bugaboo-a crea-
ture with horns and tail and a never
satisfied appetite for money. We be-
held him snatching greedily the
profits of the poor farmer on one hand
and our own surplus change on the
other.
Perhaps the picture was modelled
more on fact than fancy, but be that
as it may, all middlemen are not built
on those lines. Take our own milk
distributors, for instance. The farm
ers would have forced nine cents a
quart, retail, upon us. That we are
paying only eight cents is due to the
stand taken by the retail dealers
against extortionate prices.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-02

The Deutschland's cargo is valued at
two millions, but the value of her crew
is beyond price. They are the type of
hardy heroes that the whole world
loves.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-02
The Colonel's Energy
kansas city Times.l

Colonel Roosevelt is So years old
and the disappointment of those who
have looked to the time when he
would take to chair. wristlets and a
hot water bottle at his feet Is getting
almost pitiful.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-02

Whatever your political convictions,
you must admit that Governor Hanly
is a good fighter and that he can talk
quite as well as he can fight.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-02
things before the Chamber and it is
fortunate that big man : heen
selected to direct them.
LEST WE FORGET

six more Americans lost on the
Marina" But, he kept us out of war.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-02
REPUBLICAN TICKET


For President,
Charles Evans Hughes, of New York
For Vice. President,
Charles Warren Fairbanks of Indiana
For Auditor General.
Charles A. Snyder, of Pottsville
For State Treasurer,
Harmon NJ. Kephart, of Connellsville
For Congress-at-Large.
Thomas S. Crago. of Waynesburg
NJ. NJ. Garland, of Pittsburgh
Joseph Mclaughlin, of Philadelphia
John r. X. Scott, of Philadelphia
For Congress-1Sth District
Aaron S. Kreider. of Annville
For Senator,
Edward e. Beidleman, of Harrisburg
For Representative.
First District
Augustus Wildman and ]. w. Swart2
Second District,
Ira L. Ulsh and David j. Bechtold
For Mine Inspector,
Charles ]. Price, of Lykens
Nonpartisan Ticket,
Supreme Court
Emory A Walling. ot Erie
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-02
DO YOU KNOW
That Harrisburg sells large guam
titles of castings to contractors?
HISTORIC HARRIsBURC

The first State arsenal here was in
warehouse on the river front and it's
contents were later removed to Capitol
Hill.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-02

"The West is afire for Wilson" Crazy
with the heat!
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-02

great war. During the last two years
the rapidly increasing Republican
vote in Philadelphia has been such as
to indicate what has materialized this
year. The registration is the greatest
since the passage of the personal regis
tration law, as is the enrolment for
the Republican party. Patriotic Am
ericans are desirous of having a per-
son to head the nation who will give
us peace with honor, prosperity with
out war and protection for our work.
ingmen. With this in view it tSbehooves
all to vote for Charles E. Hughes for
President.
Charged with making false state
ments against Charles A. Amber, for
mer Speaker of the Pennsylvania
House of Representatives, George d.
Porter, eX-Director of Public Safety
Philadelphia, was indicted by the
grand jury yesterday on charge OF
libel. The alleged statements were
made during the campaign prior to
the Spring primaries.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-02

Virginia has gone dry. The mint julep
is in danger of breaking into the dodo
class.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-02

(To Be continued)
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-02

You don't need to go outside of
Harrisburg to prove it.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-25
Der aommaHbant uHb feline 9s,Ite
iofort na4 sinem @efansenen>
lager ii6erfiibrt.

Gonbon, %. Septem6er. - Der
&ommanodnt uEo 3panoig Mann Der
Yefabung bes 3eppelina, Der se3puns
gen seipefen iuar, in Der Rd6e Der
&iite bon Giier gu lanben. tpurbsu
bon benz &uuita6ler sines bena16ar=
ten DOrfes feitgenummen, als iie in
Der tiefiten 9unteIbeit bic 2anbitrabs
ertIans mariairten. 60 ,pirb peniss
itsns in bem iiinsiten 8eri9t bes
~IusenaeugeH' bebauptet.
sd bin Der &ommanbant zines
Seuti4en 2uftidiffs, bas ioebeu gs.
ldnbet 1T, unb biss III meine Taanns
i4dft". iasts Der Gii6rer Der Seute,
aIs iis bonn aonitabler anseipro6sn
fpurbem Der Sffiaier fiists bann
ttu5u:
.9eftatten Sie mir, bite, mid rad,
oem ndditen poffant gu bsssbeu, bas
nit t9 irssnbiemanb in 2onbon teles
p6Oniih aufrufen fann. Der meins
Satin bauon peritGnbisen tanrt bab
i6 In Giderbeit bin
Scr RoHitabIer bemertts benz Sffs
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Ginbrndsnoa
@eitaltetc iid bic Seier bes iiini.
jabrisen amtsinbilamms pun EaitOr
81. MOeqerins an Der Gp. Gutb.
Greiialtiafeits Stride.

4uberorbentli6 einbrudspoq geital.
tete ii4 eeitsrE a6enb hie Geier bes
fiinfjdbrigen QmtsIubiidums bon
Serrn paitor 8heobor Moeaerins an
Der @pang. Sutb. 8re!faltigtstisge
meinbe.
Sir ben SsItsOttesbienii mar bas
@otteshaus IN prd4tissr 8eiie aus
gef4miidt tporben. es itrablte i'm beG=
ten ai4terglan3 uno es batten Ii6j
natiirli9 Die glnbG9tigsn in GROCER
3abl singefunOen. Ot, SSeftprebic!
bielt 5err paitor @eors 3issler poa
Der gp. 2uth. gmdnusls STRIDE in
9amilton g., Der iih aIs Cert bas
Sdrifttport pbilipper PIT gepdbli
unb in treffli6 bur6oa6ten BOrten
bic uria6en Der Jreube anIdbli9 bie=
les Subeltagss fir bic GemeinOe uno
ben paitpr i9iloerie.
Die sottssDienitli4e SenbluHs tpurs
be bur9 bii6I4s 9eidngt bes Mdns
ner6ors, iotpi. beg gemif6ten Gbors
unter ber brlodbrten 2eitung BON
9errn profefOr s. 20. !6dditsbb. osrs
id6nt uno Der Wldnnsr6or brodte in
muiterg;iltiser WeiIe r5reube er6ebet"
gu 9sb0r, ipd9relb Der eemiIate @bot
in Der Ourdfiibrung hes berrli6en
gborals .aobst ben Ssrrn1 eius mus
ftersiiltiae Gsiitung BOT.
Cine Reibe bon beralihen @liids
tpunI6i6rei6eH, bic Serr paitor
Moelsriits gu jsinem gbientase 5uses
sangen iparsa, eelangten 3ur 8erlez
Jung, barutter Shret6e1 bonn Gene
raIprGiss paitor s. pfoteHbauer aus
gbicago; DiItrittprdiss 9efel BON
glspelanb, 9rofehor 2uede bonn
Sbeolosii9en Seninar III sort Waps
ne, Jn1., Oitrittiuperintenbent ge.
der Dom ss!parb, He6rustd, Der in
friiberen Sahrsn nit 9errn paitor
WoeGering 5uiammen an WtiIiiOnss
tommittee fir Rebrusta geipirtt bate,
Don Der friibsren 9emeinbe paitor,
Chickering's IN Samton. Re6., uno
beren eegeHnirtigem GsslIorser go,
flor 8rornmer uirb ppn 2s6rer 8. Cues
der aug glepelonb, Der betanntli9
friiber on Der S4uIe Der SreiIGlttgs
feits Gemeirlb. sspirtt 9atte, unO beu
9emeirlbe Elm treues 9lnoenteH be-
tpdbrt bat.
On BEN Jeiteottesbisnit falob ffn
eine seieqise syeier m ben unteren
RGllmli6teitsn Der &irne an, BEL pel'
der bic Domsg Der 9enetrroe m lie
benspiirbiser Weiie grfriIdursen
ferpirten. Iuberbem Durbe Serrn
paitor Mpsastins ols 3e!6eu Der @nz
ertennuis isiRsr erfoIsrei6en 3bdtiss
felt bon Seitsn Der Gemstnbe stn bib
iGes @ei6ent in 9eitalr elmer g0rie
nebif Snbalt iiberrsidt. Die lIeberreiz
6ungsrebe belt profeior Saditebbe
unb Serr paitor MoeGering, Der pb
Der DG9renb O.s @beHbs gu 56eil gse
porbensn gbruns tief e-griffen mar,
bantte In turssu berSlt9eH Worten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-25

5isr, er fei obne Srage D0llig iiher.
Sn Der 3piihen5eit tamen mebrers
SpeotnlzGoni itabler bin5u unb bic @es
fangenen ipurben nun nd6 benz nd6s
ten Sefansenenlager ssbra6t, ipo es
iid berausiteIte, baB psri4iebena BON
tbnen beripunbet tparen. Sie trupen
idmmtli1 puntcl6laue llniformen unb
S6pimmlpeiten. Seiner bon ihnen
mar betpaffHet.
Ter Oorffolitabler erjablte Ypdtet
bci Ser S6il6eritng oer &anbung Oe*
i}eppelins, odb er oas @eraui6 6es
.Notoren in Ger 2uft gebGrt uno 6c,
ohaftet babe, lpie Elm Zeppelin m et
ner SGbc Don etipa 300 fSirB nah Der
See 81 flOg. 9loelid5 fe6rte bas Sult'
id)Iff, afs CD Der GolumanOant ori
Dem gSaiIsr etlpnS beiiirdtete, tpieoer
Inn llnb iuenige Wtinuten ip6ter larl-
oete Dos &uitidiff IN oeln Sbitgartcn
altes Sarmcrs, etlpa 80 SUB BON BEN
Nobnaus entferlit. @s erfol9ten barn
3lrei Idltte 9etonntionen init elnel.l
:uenige Sefunhcn fp1Hrenoeu blis1bn-
lidenl 9eudtcit. Ger aomnlalbant
hes Slus3eltges marifirte nit ieincll
2cltten na6 oeln @Obitbauie ees
Farmers, aber Die 9elpogner oes
Sarjes paren oernrt oerdn9itigt, bob
iie auf Sas BodJen oil Der Gbiir nidi
antruorteten unb Die 9euticten mar
i6irten Doroufbin Die 2anbftraBe
entlano, Biz iie auf BEN SonItabler
trafer.
Mon glalt6t, baB Der Zeppelin
0urG Sftuierigfeiten at ben Waafti.
neu sur &an0arug ge5iullngen puroc
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Serringert
b bic Gage aller beat
i9en Sffistere Dom
l. Sftober ab.

Berlin, "a. September. (auf
bra6tloism Wegs nad Sapoiae) -
Utit benz sriten Ottober, meIoet bic
lleberIee Nu9ri9tsngageHtur, tptrb bic
Sage aLler beutf9en Offi5iere Derrinz
CERT tpsrben- Die 8saiise bes Sriegss
miniiters unb aIIer armeetommanz
bsure perben monatlth LIN tauf fenb
Waart sstiirat perbeu, pG9reno bic
Gage Der 2eutnants I'M fea5is Wart
Derrinsert tperben uirb. @erbeiratbete
Offi5iere, fotpie iolae, beren GIterH
auf ibrs llntsrftiibuns ungepieien fino,
erbaIten beionbere 8esiise. I'm Die
obigen aiirsunseu mar i'm perfloHenen
Sesember ieitens bes Rei9stass nadz
seIu6t tporDen.
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Gbteaao. %. @eptembsr.

gbteago, %. Geptenber.
Mkiaen. - Sir Dessmbsr $1.5A
-1.56, am S9lub $1.55s; fir Mai
S1.54a-1.56, am G6lub S1.55s.
Wei9torn. - Sir Dsem5er 79i
-74sc, am S9lub 735c; fir Wlai
77t-77a, am SdluB Tx.
9afer. - Jiir DECEMBER 49-49sc,
am S4lub 49ie; fir Wsoi 52-52sc;
am SdIub 521c.
Roggen. - Ro. 2 nominal.
@erfie. - 75c-$1.16.
simotbp. = S3.50-5.OO.
Slice. - SILL 1.O0-14.0O.
port. - Giir De5ember $23. 30
23.97, am S4lub So. .95; fir Sanuar
$23.7O-23,75. am Gdlub $23.7o.
S6mala. - Sir DeSember 14.07
-14.12, am S8luB 1410; fir Sas
nudr 13.62-13.65, am GdluB 15,'
go,
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gfippsnfeiteu. Sir Ssaem6er
14.17; fir Sanuar 12.72-12.77.
am S9luB 1915.
Butter. - U}artt unptrdnbert.
Ctr. - Ul1rft unnerdnbert.
aartoffeln. - Martt unperGnbert.
Serfeps $1.20--145; Sbios $1.20--
--1.25.
Gefliigel. - Ge6ellbes. Wiartt uns
berdnbsrt.
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9ss 3areH 2ieO.
IHfanss mar mein Ssra erbobeu,
&ii6u gum 9immel blidt i'd bin;
p2lller Seseu tomnt bon oben,"
S9pra6 Der 9rubsr Rasputtn.
.Sieb, i5 flsb oes Stmmels 9nool
Damn uff Sein seiaIbtss 9urpt.
Sas ii4t fatdrtenbe pomabe
Jor E Seoen, ND es glaubt."
Ieno, inbisb, mel armies brangen
Dor GnO ben pie tua sebauit,
Oof bann ipuroeu iie gefangen,
Snssihpuuuen dnb entlauit.
SimneI, baI4t Su teine 5Itnte!
aaum tunnt' id benSdmerS ertraseu.
9o6 Der Rasputin, Der grtnnte:
nDu muift glauben, Su muf4t pa'
gen."
Sinnerm 9lduben mid peri9anScn,
S6ien mir aud gang angebra9t,
SGtt' Der 3ui6tunb Der 5inan5eu
Wiir net Ihpere 4nsi9t gemaht.
S3teueru aus ben grannttpeinbuoen
9uBs net mehr, bas merit iA M,
2l9, Gno meine liebe Suben
!9ielten fd bic Saiden gu;
ON nein Bitten, al mein 9eten
War in tpe6n, mar for bic @dB,
Shmdbler tpurben bic Wlpnneten
Seoen Sag in netrem Shas.
Bis id na9 manh fdtperen proben
9elber fano an Gnglanbs S1tranb,
lIff &olldtorol er5oben,
Senn bic 9Dtter leib'n tetn 8fanb.
Sod en- biefes Srisss @pnenbuns
Wtit Siege glau6t ih faum,
Senn er na6m bDie N}enSins.
gtus pdr's nit benz Gieeestraum;
Sn 9alisien CAB es &eile,
guh in Polen ging es i9tef,
Ienb iptr fpurben naa { Meile
Sitptdler befenfo.
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polen sins total Derloren,
Dieie Deutitrn orangen Durb
Wit Seipalt, anb DOR ben Sbprell
Diinaburgs f4tuno Soinoenburg.
SoA mir CAB e 9offnungsi Atnnlsr
8dsputin dlf mcine &iagen:
vWunber, Serr, eeideb'n nod INNER,
gtur Elm Wunber fam Did tragsn."
Biele Willionen 5obte
Hub'n f6pn in Der Groe Sboob,
Uait bem lebten llffgebote
9ehen ipir nun nod nal los;
2(ues giIt's 5uTammenSuraffen
Das uns nod an Wtufhtts blsi6t,
Damn pirb 8ruifilotp es f9affen.
gBte er Superi ii6tlih TGreibt.
46, i6 trodne meine Sbrdner,
0enn ib CLAUDE, es ipiro tpabc,
S4on berI9tdrten bic Rumdnen
llnIrer &rieger SelbenIhaar;
gtenb i'd Ieb' ben Simmel gIdn3en,
Sch, tpie mir nit Moro uno gr1nt
9rirgen ii6er 9eutfAlanbs 9rsn5en
sSn bag f9one Munberldno.
6. b. Sartmann
i'm ,9euti6en Spurnal".
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0iebu,arft.

Cincinnati. 90. eeptenber.
3ufubr unb @erfanbt ipdbrenb Der
perfIoiienen @ode, bergIiden init
ben borbergebenSeu slpei @oden
paren suie tpIgt,
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Q.eIs. sonDs anS glfti.n in gs,p yOr'.

GeiAdftsyapiere pxroen ~ 8HS bis
iontirs. WsdIel auf aonSon waren ftetia.
sns..ilas:s T.. sG nsss Z a s1s atss: g a.s sss
sISneH SsS' mab.I sassi e, sss eaS. %
ba e2s<; eiIber' Barren s71fe, Neriiauii&e
9vnars b3I.
aittenmssit.- - 9ie guipdrisbeue.
aung Der letien Ease wuroe aud heute mics
Der fortgsfeBI unb 6er Wartt f4lOb feit.
QtIsuSsts Qfslss.
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gtseinnsti. q. gskt.. 1919.

0IuttNW0t1 W 49, OsysY A~s~
Die 8aHlsn snb end bic Wlaller uarsn
esste 5tsmfi@ ftari bsl&dfttet, bed " Deb
0inio, benn bic DaHfen b6bsn osnheenbs
e5snn an canb. Cir 1arfsten .on taq
nhybsn BON ben Banien - 4H% be-
rs&nst, wdbrenb Wsf4ditspapisre 3n o.
w bisfontirt psrben Jm sffsnsn Narfte
Uufbsn DarIsten -cn canS ~ 81 -4ee6 unb
suf 8sit ~ q 4Ke6 pIaesri.
ssAia ssf Rss uss
DusDsn ~ Carl 5ptitsn Banfen uer fauft.
Dis GeuHtesrste terdst 50r $rdnis Der
1900.
eidt. @edfef saf aonbon murseH ~
AIS bro pfs. Sterlinl quutirt. Sar s3eh.
fel auf 0enin ungoeu zoe bro Niarf, be-.
re&net, |iir WeAiel auf yariS IKE pro
syrane, auf Nmiterbam ACC bro Uuloen
unb aut Wim l5c pro Krone, 2ires i5e,
Rutd 90. Stodbolm pro Krone $3.50,
JraHes (S&Seii) lsHe.
0nubss ctiIssttsssa
vasH rutis uno fsii,. Die 1anisa quo.
tirsn ME foIsi:
Gintaui. Beriaaf.
~ HoHbs 1875 Goup. .fl0H III
S9S Bombs, 1918 .1so1 1e2
2,S YonSs 1880 49,. 80 s9H
~ panaMa .... 981 ---
~ panania Coupon .101H -
dissrtra Sssie iinIsss
Die unidye int bIejIssn Gtearinabaus be-
lieten 4 b ttnte aaf e5.477.100. Die I'm.
idss or uerapfenen Nohe belsien iid auf
sS5, l40, 200, ssgen t24, 735, ,050 In Der for.
rsiponbrenoen DoHe oes porig,H 5abrss.
asfsiisfnsItatsa
Der Rarit mar aud bsuts tpisber an Der
B6rie Ytdt lebbait, bod fparen bic greiie
niht 70 fsfi sls ~ anians Der @ode.
RaHiisbeabs gtrfduie iiRb 5u bsridten:
Nm her 01rte.
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finiraer Gut aOaf $3.50; poiubsreo
$7.30; gubebs $7.70; sranuIirter ST.,
70; gonftetipners ~ $40; of
~ $6.80-6.9O; ipeiber extra $500
-6.70; sgtra g. $3.50 per buHoert
pfunb.
Wofaffes IN iteiig. - Rem
Orleons Open aettIe 45-65e; Gsr
trifugot 25-34c per GdIlons
Reia - 2outiianu, Ganep 6eao
63-7t; prima 53--5ac; orbtndrer
lA&s7 Sapan 5-6ae psr pfusA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-25
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8irb tnfolge Der gut n
Grnte Der 9aferpreis
in Oeut19lano.

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bra9tloIem Dese na6 SapOille.) -
SnfOlge Der ausge5ei4neten grnte 1T
Der 90aitpreis fir Safer um 5tpun8ig
Start pro Sonne berabgefest toorben,
pie bic ueberise Raari4bensassntur
msIbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-25
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| Die nadfolsenbsn Quot:ranaen 6es
3lshen iih MIR auf gngros 9ranss
attionen. Bel fIeinersn Geiddften
ipsrbsn etipas bobere preiie berednet.
propifionen
g 9maI3. - prima eteam
14.60--14.7o; Jamilp 14.Oo--
14.5O.
Sro dengsfalsents Gletf3.
- Gbort clear Seitsn Ioie, 1544--
1916; Gytra ibort clear Ssiten 14a
--153e; fur5e Ripsenieiten 14a-
l5lc; Bellies 16a-17ac.
Bacon. Sbort clear Seiten
16a-17e; ertra fbort clear Seitsn
15a-16c; ibort Rippenieiten 15s-
16c; Bellies 1s-18ae.
sugar Gursb Jfeifd. =
Sainten 20a-21c: pienic S@uItern
15-15ae; grsaifait Bacon 23-25c;
S6ultern in padeten 15-15ac; Refp
gort Gut 15a-16c; trodene Beef
S6iiten 9t-30ae per 9funb.
Sii Siibsep6teftesGfeifd. =
S6inefn 17-17te; pienic S9uItsrn
12a-134c; Bellies 17a-1sc; Gdrls
tern 133-144c; S4uItsrn q. q. Gut
144-14ae.
GrifdssGIetfG. - Sdintsn
16a-17ie; g}ienic GdnItern 12a-
13c; Gaultern 123-13c; fort Rips
penieiten 13-13ac; fbort clear rip
penfeiten 13t-14e; extra fho-t
clear Rippenieiten 13-13se; Bellies
lei@ie 18a-194c; Bellies. i9pers
17-18c.
Webl unb getreibs
Mebl. - Dintsr patent $7.75-
500; Winter faneb $7.25-7.5o;
Winter familp $6.75-7.OO; Winter
ertra $3.75-6.0O; Minter orbindrer
$5.25-5.50; 5artes Wei5sn patent
$8.00-825; 5artes Weiasn faneb
S.50-175; 9artss Wei3en familp
S6.O0-6.25; gfDsasn, Ror!bpeitsrn
semifdtes $5.75-5.90. Rosssn gttp
reines S5.75-5.90; Rosssn, Gitp se.
mii9tes $5.50-5.75.
Weisen. SO. 2 rotber Winter
I.57-1.5sa; go. 3 bo. S1.47-|
1.55; Ro. A DO. $1.25-1.46.
Welf 9torn. - go. 2 tpeibes
s9a-90e; RO. 8 bo. s9-s9ae; Ro.
4 bo. S7a-88te; go. 8 bo. Soy
S6ae; go. 8 DO. 82a-S4ac. - Ro. Q
.selbes 8Sa--89e; go. 3 bo. S8-88ac;
80. a bo. 86-87r; go. 5 DO. So
86e; go. 6 10. 82-S4e. - go. 2 gee
mifbtes Ss-88ie; go. 3 bo. s7a-
ssc; SO. a bo. s5a-ssae; SO. 5 DO.
S4a-55ac; Ro. 6 bO. S11 -83tc. -
Weibes &olbentorn 89-90e; aelbes
&olbentorn 89-90c; semtf9tes
Golbenforn $3.50.
5afer. - 30. 2 ipeiber 491-|
50c; Stanbarb iusiber 49-49ac; Ro.
8 ipeibsr 48-4S}c ;glo. A tpsib.r A.
4Sc; giO. 2 semiiater 4s-4Sse; go.
3 semiidter, sinbeimiider 47-4Se;
30. A semii4ter 45-46e.
oggen. - Ro. 2 $1.23-1.n5;
Ro. 8 $118-l.22; Ro. a $1.10-|
1.18; probe 95-S1.08.
Wbtatep.
Dertauft tpurben 724 gbls. . I,
filters Ginifheb goobs auf Der Bats
bon $1.40 per GaIIons.
Groceries.
aaffee. - SABA 23-30e; Mo. |
@a 29-S0c;; Guatemala fanep 19c;
bo. gutter 17Ac.
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