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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24
"RAIlR0hD EXPANSION
TO REQUIRE BILLION
DOLLARS EACH YEAR.
Continued from Fage One. J

the country has been increasing at the
rate OF 8 or Q percent a year and the
same ratio OF increase has held good a,
TO the demand for transportation.
"As the forces which have affected
the growth and development Of the pas;
apparently still continue in full opera
tion and may reasonably be expected To-
continue for the next ten or fifteen
years at least the Improvement in rail
road facilities to meet the large re.
quircmentS of the future must conse
qncntly grow at corresponding an
nual rate of increase"
Nothing for Extension.
The estimate OF Sl2S00O0 900 for ad
dliional transportation facilities in
cludes nothing for extensions into new
territory
Where is this money or sum ap .
preaching 1t to com, from" asked Mr..
Thorn This problem is one of vital
interest to the public because on its
successful solution depends the com
mcrcial facilities OF the country. Would
II do to confront the investor when
asking for this great investment with
situation where the revenues OF the
railroads are not subject to the control
OF the investors. but are fixed and lin
tied not only by governmental au,horit, !,
but by MANY unco -ordinatcd state au
thoriticS and where the railroads canno,
control and the government cannot and
does not limit the expense account"
New York Central Tax.
Mr. Thorn referred to the recent case
in which the New York Central which
has not over iorty-two miles OF line
in Illinois was taxed 100000 by the
state OF Illinois as condition to the
consent ot the state 10 the issue of Ger
tain securities. He asked why the state
Of Ohio New York and Indiana and
the others through which the road rum
could not with as much reason cxcr.
else the same right
III they did" I've continued. Com
merce as whole would he most oncr
ously burdened Then their own com
merce must help 10 bear the burden oi
this tax placed upon the road by the
state OF Illinois, contrary to their views
OF the Justice of such tax.
New Haven Sale Failed.
"As another illustration OF the con
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24
ENTENTE FORCES
CAPTURE SEVERAL
DOBRUDJA TOWNS
(Continued from Pare One.)

AuStro- German forces are announced
as now approaching the Alt valley. 1T
is along this valley that the Rumantafi}
have apparently elected to make their
stand.
Bucharest yesterday announced the
withdrawal OF the Rumanans from the
jul valley and stated that they were
holding their own in the Alt valley
where a Tedtonic force is driving from
the northern Rumanian border ip,
cOnverging attack with the forces ff+dn
the west Simultaneously movement
has been made, presumably by the Bul-
garians which may prove OF notable i'm
portancc.
Attempt to Cross River
Bucharest reports an attempt by hos
tile forces to cross the Danube at Zim-
nitza, thirty-fiye miles southwest OF,
Giurgu, on the railroad leading to
Bucharest. This move If successful,
would mean cutting in far behind
the present Rumanian line along the
Alt. Zlmnitza is seventy miles south
west OF Bucharest.
BOth east and west OF MOnaStlr on
the Macedonian front the entente arm
les are pressing the Germano- Bulga-
rian lines hard and making further ad-
vances, according to the French an
nouncemcnt Berlin announces the re-
pulse OF local attacks by entente troops
northwest and northeast OF Monastir.
Neither Paris or London feports any
infantry activity on the iron, in france
and Belgium. According to Berlin the
British attacked in the Ancre region
but failed to gain ground
Second Hospital Ship Lost.
Closely following up on the sinking
of the gian, White Star liner Brittanic,
British hospital ship, comes the an
nouncement from London today of the
loss Of another British hospital steam
er, the Bracmar Castle, a 6,280- ton
vessel She was mined or torpedoed
in the Aegean Sea while on her way
from Saloniki to Malta with wounded
on board, says the Official statement
which reports all on board saved
All the nurses on the Brttanic were
saved, It is announced only s,okers and
deck hands being drowned.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24
Colds Cause Headsch. and Grin.

LAXATIVE BRoMo QulNlNE re.
moves the cause There is only one
"Bromo Qunine" +, w GROVES sig
nature is on box. 2Sc ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24
REWARD OFFERED FOR
BOSWELL BANK ROBBERS

Governor Williams has issued a proc
lamation offering a reward OF $3.50 each
for the arrest and conviction of each
Of the men who held up and robbed the
First National bank OF Boswell
Wednesday afternoon. The reward is
payable for thep apprehension OF the
men deadoor alive
In addition to this there is a standing
reward OF $500 by the state banking
board. which is payable from the guar
anty fund.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24
Second Hospital Ship Lost.
Greeks Refuse to
Evacuate K atesina

LONDON, Nov, A.-The Greek
royalist troops have refused to evacu-
ate Katerina as demanded BY the en-
tente authorities, and General Sarrail
in command Of the entente forces has
warned the government, a, Athens tha,
unless an order for immediate evacua
ton is given he will proceed to use
force, says an Exchange Telegraph
company dispatch from Athens today.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24

fGct Of state action, the New York, New
Haven & Hartford in the summer OF
1915 arranged for a sale Of $4,000 600
Of convertible bonds The states Of
Rhode Island and Connecticut gave
their approval, but the approval OF
Massachusetts, could not be secured.
The result was tha, the issue failed and
the consequent inability of the railroads
to furnish the proposed facilities in the
way OF new equipment and enlarged
terminals is largely responsible 'or tn"
great congestion OF business and intcr.
rupting Of commerce throughout the
whole OF New England and surrounding
regions"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-24

Marriage Licenses.

q. T. Mitchell, 2i years old, and Irene
Osborne. ~ years old, both of this city.
J. II. Collier, % years old, and Cath
crime sullivan. rs years old both OF this
city.
Matt Anderson. rs years old, Gussie
Henderson, ~ years old, OF okmulsee
Births.
Mr. and Mrs x. q. Martin. t21 West
Elm avenue. glrl
Deaths.
Ruth Harness, 4 years old, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Harness, died yes
tpday at her home. 1900 West Twenty
NTH street Funeral services were con-
Quoted from Perrine q Hahn's chapel
yesterday afternoon by Rev Edward r.
Lane, pastor of the University Place
Christian church, interment was made
at Falrlawn cemetery.
p r. ColGsn, ~ years old, local hos
pitsl
eulldino psvwslts
e. L. farrimore, ii2l North Harvey
avenue, garage. $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15
aluminium i'm @uselsbsrs.

Gin Mtineral, bas fir OeutIhlanr
cine beiorbere Wt6tigteit rpGbreno bes
arieges seponneu bat, 1T Der 9aurit,
aug bem bas aluminium geponnen
pirb, oas auBer sum 8au oon 3spps-
linz Guftfaiffen aud ipnit fir Die peuts
f9e Seeres r&usriiitung mannigfa9e
8erpenoung Tinbet. Der gaurit lit,
ME Or. Raumann in elmer @eridmms
lung Der 9soIosiI9en 9ereinigung III
Jrantfurt urter Dem GbrenooriiB DON
YrofeiIor peterien ausfiibrte, Elm
Sbpneroe@Spbrat unb entitebt burh
3erIeBung Don GruptiOeeiteinen. Die
Ter 8organg lam gang in unierer
Ndbe auf pem 8oIult pes 9oeeIsberz
ses Ituoirt perben. 9luf ieinem giits
ten finoen ii9 in rptbe Sbonerbemdiz
fen eingebettet banOteqererpbe Stiide
bon Saurit. 9as Mtusrul, bas ieinen
Ramen ppn oem iiibfrar5Diiiden Orte
yes 9aur bat, purbe big gum &riegss
ausbruh BON allen europdlihen Wluz
miniumfabriten aus Siibfruutrei6 be-
sogeu. 0ieie Se5ugsquelIe bOrte baun
aber fir uns auf, unb es mare uns nit
Dem aluminium dbnlid ersaneen. ipie
nit oem &upfer, tpem nt4t in BEN
Sariteebiet Der Diterrei9iI9en @bria.
tiifte gduritz2ager entoedt poroen
pdren, bic uns oos nOtbige Robmates
rial fir bic aluminiur15 15abritation
liefern. Gs fpmmen bon bort ettpa
$4,000 Spnneu i'm Subr, fppraus ettpa
14.oo0 Sonnen aluminium aeippnnen
perben. 9lber duh bic 8auritpprtDm=
men auf benz 8pgslsberg rperben Jsbt
fir bic Mumiuiums5 s5abritatiDn ausses
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15

25; Ganners $4.OO-4.5o; fettc
Gairp Sfiibe $5.75-7.25; giiIdl
siibe $3.50; Stoders unb ;see.
oers: stiere $5.50-775; Sellers
$5.50-7.O0; sfiibe $5.0O-6.OO.
9nlIen Gie 3nfllbr par
lnr mdtig, Die yindfraee gut iinb
Der Warft itarf.
Jette guIIen $7.25-76O; 80.
Iogna $6.50-725; moaere uub
Ieitte $5.0O-6.25.
adIber. Qie Greiie iieben
nm $1.25--f.50 b6ber aIs om pori.
gen Montog oa Die &a6froae nur
mdbig mar.
Bette adlbcr $tt.00-t1.2 .25; fair
Bis giite Iei6te $9.OO-ft 90: oroi.
ndre unb grobc $5.00-t0.75.
9 hneine. - Cute itlpere
5Ieiideriorten fteben Inn 1Oc unS
leid'te gerianotIOrten I'M Sc bober.
Der Marft i6Iob felt.
@iite big aiserIeiene gerpadltnas.
nno Sleiiderforten $tO.O5-1O.fO;
geuIiibte gerpndllngsiorten 5000
1905; miseefihte mittIere, 16O bis
100 gflinb, $9.75-9.90; leidjte Ger.
fanbtiorten. 100 bis 155 8funb, So.
$3.50; oroindre bis quite i5erteI,
10 9flnb unb oarlrnter, 5000
$40; oroindre bis atserIeicne ifJtue.
re fette Sdue SS.0O-9.4O; Staas
$6.00-6.75; eytra $500.
2 hafe un6 QGmmer =
Cute fette Sdaie Daren in gaabfraae
unb nm 25--50c bober als Dor einer
ISOLDE. 5riihjnbr5 9Gmmer itanben
nm $2.00-2.50 me6riger aIg Dor
einer @ode.
S6aie, ertrn $S.OO-S.25; quite
Biz nuSerleiene S7.OO-s.0O; orbina.
re bis fair S4.50-6.5O; geidorene
Shnfe S6.00-7.5O; 2Gmmer, ertra
S10.t5--10.25; cute bis nuserIeiene
S9.50-t0.00 oroinGre Big fair
$6.00-9.00; Spring 2dmmer $40.
50-13.0O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15
Wiebmarft.

Cincinnati, 13. Mai.
3ufubr iinb gerianbt tpGhrenb Der
l.bten Wo9e, ptrglihen NIT ben por-
AersebenbeH 3psi Do4en tpdren pis
folst:
3uiubr Rinbp. s9ipeins Saafs
20, slpriI !. .413t 27,657 1893
6. Wtai 1866 24,501 765
10. @ai 1888 2l.206 1906
gsrfanbt pdbrsnb bsrielbsn 3eit:
gtinbp. S9tpeine S4afs
30. slpril SS5 12,t6t
6. Mai -. 1172 1920
IS Wioi :. 954 10,S03 20s
Minbbieb. - 9ie Nahfrage
mar cine red)t quite uno eie 9reiie
fisben lin 15-25e iiber benen bonn
porigen Roniaa @iIbfiibe fpnren
ebenialls IN gutter gsnhfraee, aber
rar.
geittIere itiib fdipere Gtiere $S..
00-9.25; Gdien $4.25-S.00;
gleiider Stiere S6.5O--S,5O; auser.
leIene bis ertra $S.75-9.0O; Set.
iers $6.50-S.35; aiiserIeiene bis
egfra $3.50 9.o9; aiibe $i.75-6..
7b. niiserIeienc bis egtra $6.S5-7.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15

beutst, unD 0as Nlinerul III isbsnfdlls
Derbrsiteter, ais man bis6er augsuonls
men bat. 9rObe Eager ipurben in
Imerita auigefunoen, ND iebt cine
ein3ige Jabrit 10000 Sonnsu 4lumi.
mum i'm 5a6r beriteqt. 70 piel, als
bi5ber Die Sa6resprobuttirn Der 5ans
5en Grbe betrug. Meift tommt Der
gaurit in erbigsr 0Orm unb in rrths
brauner 9bonfarbe DOR, er fiHDet iih
u6er in Sisbenbiirgen aud aIs feltes
8eitein uno peiB. gelb, braun, aud
I6Darj gefdrbt. gtu6 Der rot6e ga,
terit, Der in Stal6form rpeite 9s6iete
Der Sropengebiete bebsdt, purbe als
ridtiger 8aurit ertonnt. Qu Wuterial
fur bic aluminium 5atrttatlon III
oesbaIb tein Wangsl aui Der GrOe.
Der bette gaurit, Der franj6iiihs, eats
6Glt etnu 60 prO3ent gboueroe, Der
oes gOgeIsbergss "a grO8ent iInO Elm
4rp3ent &ieIslidure Die 5abriten
nebmen ri4t gerne 9ourit 3ur 9erar,
tung, Der me9r ais 95ro3ent alelel'
Idure entbdlt, benn nit pem SteiJen
bes &ieielIduregebalts fGlt bic Qlus
mIniumausbeute, bd iih bel Der Nus
i9eiounq Der reinen SbDuerOe, aus Der
Das aluminium geppnnen Dirb. oieIe
an bic Dorbanbene &ieiefGure binoet.
8esbalb 1T mDgli6't tieielidurearmes
Material erforberlih. Gum Sdlub
pies Or. 0aumann barduf bin, oub
Der 8orIiBenoe 9rofeiior ReterIen oor
elmer Reibe Oon SaHren IN Derfcbieoe'
nen piiIenfaaftli4en 3eitI6riften Ib'
bonblungen Iber bic 8ogelsbergs 8aus
rite erI6einen lteB. Sbm tomme bas
@erbienit gu, biefs 5uerit tpiiIeni6afts
lid feitgsitslIt gu baben profeFpr pes
ter len ma6te nod einige Mittbeilunsen
iiber bieTe llnterIu6uneen unb ieine
Wutbmabungen iiber bic @ntftebung
bes Wineralg i'm @ogelsberg. Den ere
item gaurit in bteIiger @egen fano er.
BON benz Sruntfurter 9eologen D. Rcis
na8 aufmertfum gemu6t, i'm 8dIaIt
pon Riiotgbetm BEL Sdnau.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15

SuQ Qer. - preile feN. - Ndfs
finirisr Gut 9oaf $3.50; poipbertb
$3.50; Cubes SS.7o; sranulirter $8..
20; gonfettioners ~" $50; Sfi
81" $7.S0-9.00; ipeiber ertra $3.50
ITO; sytra g $3.50 per bunbert
pfunb.
MoIaffts in isetis. =. gasip
Orleans Open aeiIe 45-65c; Gen,
irifusal 25-34c per @allone.
Reis. - 2ouiiiana, syancs Seab
at 6at; prima 5t-5se; orbindrs
4-42e; Sapan 4a-5ic per pfunD.
Dairpsprobufte
Butter. - Marit rubig unb
preiIe itetis. - MhoIemili, srira
34c; Gsnirali5eb ertra 31ae; Central.
i5eb firfis 2Sc; Snonb 25e; 0ancp
Gairp 24e; Yading Stod 2t12-23c
per pfunb.
adfe. - Wlartt itetis. Obio 18ac,
Norbpsiili6er 1Sc; Retp gort 20c;
Gdipei3sr $3.50; bo. Bird 18Ac;
2imburser 17a-1sae per piunb.
Gier. - Marft lsbbdfi. prima
firfts Siibnsreier 20le; firfis zoe;
orbinGre firits 19c; iseonbs 17ae per
Dutenb; Gnteneisr 19e; Gdnistisr
35c per Dubsnb.
gefIHsel. - 3ufuhr mabis;-
l1nvft fts4tn Na~n;fepa no, II 1ifh
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gsep Dorf, 13. Rai.
ailpicr. = Narft anbaIteno feit.
@lectroIptic. = Wfarft nominal.
eiicn, = Wiarft imperdnoert.
3inn. - @nrft unper1noert.
@lei. - Murft felt.
Gpelter. - Marft nominal.
Wloben finb oft BLOB epibemii9'
RraHibeitsn bss Gei&mads.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15

Sfpeine. = 3uiubr 5000. -
Rnrft itarf; Gulf S10.00-tO.10;
leidIte $9.65-1015; aemii6te 49,.
70-10.20; idncre $9.65-t0.2O;
ralIbe S9.65-9.S0; 6erfeI $40
900.
Ninbpieb. = 3ufuGr 500. 0artt
itart; ginbeimiite Beef stiere ST..
90-10.10; Stofers unb 3eeoers
So .90-S,S0; aiibe uno Sellers $4..
$3.50; a1Iber $7.00-10.50.
Sfafe. - 3uiuhr 1000. - Warft
ieit; 8etbers $7.35--9.7O; Gnes
$5.50-9.50; 2dmmer $S.50-t2..
Ok
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G6ieaeo, 10. Daai.

y lC D, 10. DtuI.
@ei3cn. - Siir SuIi $t.15%-
linz, am ShluB $t.179s; fiir
September $1,f5R-t.t7ss, am
Sd,lub $l.17ls.
g9eIi6forn : Cir caiIi 1875
7412c am SdllB 74asc; fiir Sep.
tember I3--733sc, ont Sdlub 1896.
Saier. 6iir Suli 43A-43%c,
am SdluB l312e; fiir Septeulber
$685. -4O1sc, am SdIuB 1896.
Roagen. 9to. 2. Wartt nouli-
nal; gu. 3, 95c.
@erite. - 63-S0c.
1imotbp. - $4.50-s.00.
alee. - $S.00-14.00.
Tort. - sir Snli $23.65-23.77,
am s6luB $3.50; fir September
$23.3oL25.45, am s6Iub $23.45.
SdmaIs Sir Ssuli t2.S0-t2..
ST am SdluB 1887; iiir September
12.90-13.oO, am SdIuB 1900.
9iippenieiter. - Sir SSuIi 1862
-12.80, am Shlllb 1915; fiir Sep
tember 12.77-12.90, am S6lub
1895.
Butter. - Rarft iuneranbert.
gier. - Wartt itetig s.
aurtpiieln. = @arft unnerGnoert
@eiIiigel. - Sebenbes. = @artt
iinperdn0ert.
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FIRST CALL
ts,Io, sonbs unb alitien in gle ysri.

@si&dftspayiere Surb,n % 8HS BIZ
Isntirt. @sdbiel auf 2onbon paren ftsiia.
Nlr 90 yaas A.72I6, Gift $4.T5x; aabet
anptiiunaen SA7eX. 5ranes Sidt 6.94.
Sa5d 5.Ss4, Mari Sidt TN. RABBI TIE.
Grones Sidat 1874, Rabel 18k. Yire ei4t
Sss. asbeI ss2, Stutd ei&t so1f: Rabe
BIZ; Gilbes. Barren 771se. NsIsiaasl1s
3eIsrS 59K.
aitieunarft.--Ser Rartf mar lsate
tart, beienbsrS aber bic Qrisgsanisn.
uslde bis 10 8oinis itisssn. Gud bic VI.
tieu Der giisubatn.2iiie faHbsn IN bmlen
SdlIen bobsr als ON 5rsifas.
0lIsnlsSn afttu.
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15e; @dnTe 8-9e; = alte 9nuber
$1.50 bns Dubenb.
Dbffnnb gemiife.
| aepfeI. - Cute gepf.l 1925
3.5o; setpDbnIi&s s2.0O-2.5o per
9bl.
3ftronen. - California 1926
-2.75 per aiite; 2imss s1.00-1.1O
per Rife.
Orangen. Hapsls So
$3.50; 5loriba $3.00-3.75 per aiite.
grbbetren. - Tenn. alonoifes
fanep S2.50-2.75; Tenn. ouserIeie.
ne $1.75-2.O0; Sbompions $3.50
1.75; 2fluboma $1.75-2.0O per
grate bon "a Quarts.
Grape Gruit. - Jloriba, ST.
50-3.25 per Crate.
Qnanas. = $2.75-3.00 per
Crate.
Rartoffetn. - ginbetmii9e
S3.25-3.50 per gbl. unb s5e-$105
per Blu. bonn Siore. - Sunse Tlorip1
S3.75-6.OO per gbl. - Widisun
H.03-1.05 per Blu. auf BEN Gss
Ieiie.
Sibiartpffeln. Delatpar.
s1.0o; gams S1.oo; Isnnsfiss e5-
S0cc.
Rbabarber. - 30--40e PEI
DubeHo 9iinbsl.
@urtsn. - 5Ioriba sS.oo-3.5o
rer Camper.
1pmaten. 5lOribd S2.25-
300 per Crate bon FEDS a0rbeH.
Wei Rlbsn. = $1.25-15o
per gbl.
Blum entobl. = ginbstmiidsr
1rei6baus $1.50-2.0O.
Sunge grbfen. - Sun.
81 5000; Gelepbone $685..
so Der SanIper.
Grnut. slabama S2.65-2..
Is Der Grate; y. y. Ganiib $275
per 8bl.
aobf. = 90c-$1.00.
3piebeIn. - ginbeimiide oels
Be $2.0O-2.25 per Cad bon 100 pfb.
grpItal Wetbe $1.85 per Crate.
Spinat. - gin6eimiidsr 75e-
$1.0O per gu.
Crime gohnen. - Gioried,
$2.25-2.50 per Sampsr.
4arotten. - Ginkimii4e 80:
800 per 9u.
2anbprobufte.
Seu. - Ro. / 9imOibp s22.50-
-23.O0; SO. 2 aimotbp $20.50-
21.OO; go. 8 simotbp S17.50--
1900; Ro. 1 semii4ter Slice $3.50
SO. 2 alee $17.5O-1S.s
90; To. / alss $1,000; No. 2
aIs $1,000; SisIiges alfaIfa $1,000
-12.5O; 8eitli6es $17O0-19.0o
per 5on. Weisenitrob $7.0o-7.5O;
Roes.niirob $9.50-10.00; 5aIsrs
itrob $7.00-7.5o.
WibIenfutter III ruiia unb
felt. = sI.ie $22.0o-22.5O; Mibs
blinas srobes s24.50-25.00; bo. feis
neg $27.O0128.00; ssmii4tss gut
ter S23. .O0-24.00.
GGmereien. - Wartt ftstia.
- aleeIamen $6.5o-8.4O auf BEN
GeleiIe unb $S.40-9.5O per Blu.
bonn Store, simotbp s2.so-3.5o
pom Siore; Deuti6er Wiaet $40
1.75, aep5bnli6er $1.3O-1.40; gu4s
tpeisen 95e-$1-00; Gladsiaamsn
$2.S5 per Blu.
Derf6iebenes.
Dele. - Warit ftstis. 2sin5l.
robes 78e per GalIone in partien bon
IA Bbl. 9etodtss 1c mebr; 30. l
QarbSf 74e; Cotton Sseb Oil, raffis
nirteS $50 per 0alone, 2srpsntin 46e
In partien BON Is @aIIonen uno
59c In pariien bon 10-25 9allonen
pstrolsum, Obio Carbon 120 grab
Sc; DO. 150 Grab sae; SeaoIigbt
It's @rao % a-10ac; 9feo Grotpn
8aioIin 24e; Rapbta 2Sc per @oIlc.
ne in Iartien bon is gbls.
GaIs. Der Wlartt III rubtg. y
Ohio Riper $1.O5 per gbl. Don 280
yib., JubrlobH binsussi;ist.
Salg. = Wurti itetis. g}rima
Gitp 10A-1tc; DO. Country TO-
l012c Der Yiino.
aoblen. - Martt rubis. yoa,
gbiosbenp $3.5o-3.75; geub unb
Glad $2.2o. aanapba Gtiidtoblen |
s3.50-3.75, 9luB unb Slad $225
per 9onne abseliefert. RauhlcTe
stiidtoblen SAFE. DO. Rub unb Siad
1925. anibraoite $7.75-8.OO per
5onne ahsslief.rt. gpte toit,t 5000 |
4 5( ner Snuue nbnelieferf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15

MONACO i'm arteo. 9aad)
Mittteilun1cn Der rEtrtes" pIro
bcrittct Monoco i'm ariea lit foitul
0eriel6c Grt mic Monnco i'm 6rie'
0en. Iic 9'cocthlnq, oie IS ais inter.
rationale Spiclh6lc 6atte, lit .pegge.
iaQcn Gaiiir RAT e3 ieiBc 2eioenidait
1 iiirs 3ipiI nod bcutlider 5um Mus
0tuf acbrad,t. Die ctliten 50 Mann
/ 0ic emit Die 9eibgaroc oeS sSiirlten
faritcQcL un6 Die lid ballptldhlib
aus &talienrrn unb 6ran5oien re.
frutittcn, Hno idpn l0ngit III
/ sen StruNcI oeS @elttriegcs geriiieg
lmG oos 2ano marc ifuBIos obGe
aieic Gruppe, Die suqleid) 8enoarnle-
rieoienitc periiebt, mefm ntftt oas
4 ireic @olf oon Wtonaco lrenpillig Den
9ienit iiberuontnen Bate, aQeroin9s
/ (als g(6neiglmg aceen Den OtilitariS-
mus mir in 3iotl, nit ciner rottarei-
zen 9lrln6iube. 9cnn Die Wtoneeallen
1raudcn neocr &ricqsOtenIt Sll tttH
nod Steuern 3u be5ablen. @or oem
iriiitlifcn Raloit prallgt iebt cine
einiame Sdilomafe, EN- ictjebrldb.
riqcr &uate, lencu aItc SSiinte, init
ciurr riciiacn 9'aionett perieben
me6rere 6uB iiter icin iungcS Smlpt
h;EansraQt Gr traQt einen alten 9In,
,ug, Der an oeu Gnien iafartiq ans.
qcbctlt 1T; G. iebIt INN Die Ratro'
ncntaifc, oafiu tlat cr Die rotb-neiBe
e(rhlpinoc. lroB ieincr fricacriid)cu
&cid,diti9uuQ hofit or, ocS ;Wpnaeo
nid,t in Sen Grieg ncrmta5lt pun.
Groeocnl lit Qionuco nldt Itreng netl'
traI Der Shroncrbc &riH5 Solrs oienr
in cincm iral5oiiiderl 9iuIenrc1i-
,nent @on oen Siidhelt DER Spielbanf
lit No5 @olo ucritapunoen 2Ran lpicIt
nit metBcn, rothcn ulto audi blouen
lParfcn. 1ic Spieler iinh lueiItens
9iirocrSlcutc ans Ser Rodbarihort,
SaGcuinhober, 6auslraueu NdtjI0
Gro,cut iin6 ,Sroucn. Gte Gffi}ierc
uno Solhuten ager 9eere, oh in llnt,
fprnt ODER 3ipil. irrb ltreng ans0c'
ithloiicn. @'cgen att llbr 4benos
itIicbt man bic 5pielidle ms mIf
Smei oocr orci &oulette' SiIdc, Die bis
Ntittcrnadt 3uaG1taIid bleibcn lleber'
cQ gcId)loiienc &1oen mn 0oteIS, nie
bcriltmte lerraIie itiimn uHo ocrlul-
len, sic hunte, cIegantc gSelt SER
Itrelit. ghlr Ser .3alIber Der iiiolIhcn
Qanbihaft, oie SdJonbcit Der boilgen'
BEN @Grten iiberm Wtcer bleiben Dem
0ltniatlrIGnOdcn, has BON lid iaGt:
@Ionaeo bn idl, ouf 6eLicn iib' idk
g8eoer iGen nod, ernten fam ib,
9Iber berno6 nluB i'd elicH.
0pfer bes gergfports.
.Sie buntpeln ia 70 - mas 1T So
men oenn pa'iiertP"
sd bin elm Spfer oes 9eraiports
aetpproen."
so. felt mann frareIn Sie oenn?%
sd frarIe oar nidt. alber i'd ipor1
ncuIidy mtf benz gobrbof, imo 6d Dat
mir elmer init 9taqelltieieIu a1lt oia
SlEe aetreteH."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-15
1dsIi@er Wsarft.8 eriaBt.
Cincinnati, f3. wsoi.

- ~ - - Aos -~tAtt
DIE no9fOlgenben Quptirunaen Be.
sitben iid mir auf Gnsros Srans'
dttionen. Bel ileinersn gsi4dftsu
perben etfpas bSbers prsifs bsre9net.
propiiiontn.
g 4mdIs. primd Stean
f2.30-t2.40; 6aiHiIg 13.50-14..
90.
Sro Den sefaI5euss GIeii &.
= Gbort clear Gsitsn, !Dft 13i-
14e; Grtra fbort clear geit.n 131-
1896; turse Rippenieiten 133-132e;
Bellies 15-15te.
Bacon. Sbort clear Ssitea
14a-154e; ertra ibort clear Seitsa
14a-15c; ibort RippenisiisH 14a-
15e; gelIiss 16a-17e.
|, sugar Gursb SIeifd. -
S9inten 19-19ae; pienie S9ultern
14-14ac. grsatfsit Bacon 20
22e; S9ulisrn in padeten 14-
14Ac; Rsb gOrt Gut 14-14ae; tro'
dene Beef S4inten 27a-28ae per
pfuHb.
Subgep6teGtesgfeif9. =
Sdinfsu 16-16ac; picHic S6ul'
tern 12a-12ac; Bellies 15-15ac;
S9ultsrn 12t-13c; S4uItern. q.
q. Gut DO. 12A-13c.
Grif 6es sIleii d. - Sdinfsn
16l l-17at; picnic Sdultern 12--
12Ae; S9uItsrn 12-12ac; ibort Rips
penieitsn 124-13e; ibort clear
Rippenisiten 13-13Ac; ertra ibort
clear Rippsnieiien 12t-13c; Bellies
lsi6te 17a-1sac; Bellies. i4pers
16A-17ac.
Webl unb gttreibe.
Webl. - Wintsr patent $5.85-
$50; @inter fantp $5.65-5.85;
Winter fanep $5.10-5.35; Winter
ertra $4.50-4.S0; Nintsr Orbindrer
4.00-4.25; Sari.s Wsi5sn patsnt
$5.S5-6.25; Sartss Wsiasn fantp
S5.35-5.75; 5art.s Wsi5en familp
$4.60--485; Rosssn, Roriblusitern
semiidtes S5.00-5.10; Rossen, Gitp
reines S5.o0-5.25; Rosssn Gitp ssa
miIdtes $4.75-5.00.
Wei5en. - Ro. 2 roiber Wintsr
S1.22-1.24; go. 3 DO. $1.16-1.2Oi
No. A bo $1.02-1.10.
Welj 6toru. Ro. l iueiBes
&; Ro. 2 DO. 76a-77c; SO. 8 DO.
76-76ae; To. 4 DO. 73a-74se; NO.
8 bo. 71-73c; SO. 6 bo. 69-71e;
Ro. / ssIbes -; Ro. Q DO. 76a-77e;
To. 8 30. 7e-761e; 30. 4 DO. 73a-
TAT; Ro. 5 bo. 71-73e; Ho. 6 DO.
69-71t; Ro. 8 bo. 71-73e; No.
6 bo. 69-71e; - Ro. / ssmiidtss
C; gfo. Q DO. 76-76ie; Ro. 8 DO.
75a-76c; go. A DO. 73a-74ae;
SO. 8 DO. 71-73e; go. 6 DO. 69-.
Tie. - aol6eniDrn, iueiBss. 79-81e;
aolbsntoru, eelbss 81-83e; aolbens
torn, semii9tes, 79-81c per gu.
Rosgtn. - go. 2 9Sc-$1.0O
Ro. 3 DO. 93-9oe; 9to. 4 DO. 90
Gle.
5afer. = gtoribpeitern, Ho. q
tueiber 52-54e; ROrtbtptiiern Stans
barb tpeiber 51-52c; Rortbpsitern
No. 3 reibsr 50-51c; Ro. 3 fpeibtr,
siubsimiider 45-45ae; glo. 4 ipeiber
44-44ac; Np. 2 aeniihter 43t--
44ac; go. 8 einbeimiiher 42a-43ae;
go. A semif4ter 41a -42ac.
bisfep.
@erfouit ipurSen 661 @bIs. 81.
FILTERS siniibeb @ooSs auf Der 8aiis
bon $1.40 per galIone.
groceries.
faffee. Sapa $500; Wos
9d 29-30e; 9uatswala fancp 19c;
DO. gutter 17ac.