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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-02-23
General Funston Dead.

San Antonio, Texas, Feb. 10.
Major General Frederick Fun
ston, commander of the south
ern department, United States
army, since February, 1915,
died suddenly at a hotel here
tonight a few minuets after he
had finished dinner. He COL
lapseo while seated in the lobby
of the hotel talking with friends
and playing with little lnez
Silverberg, Of Des Moines, Iowa,
a guest with her parents at the
hotel, when he fell unconscious.
Death came almost instaDeous.
General Funston was 81 years
old.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-02-23
Circular No 500
Stock Raising Homestedd-Act OF December
%, 1910 (PubIic No. 200 Instructions
Circular No. 529.
Continued from page y


(c) If final certificate has issued the first entry
be shown by certificate from the proper recording of
the county in which the land situated by satisfactory
abstract of TITLE that the applicant has not transferred any
interest the land sought to be econveyed and that there
liens unpaid taxes other membranes charged
against it, Moreover, reconveyance of the land must be
made by deed executed by the and also by his wife
if he be married. in accordance with the laws governing the
execution of deeds for the conveyance of real estate in the
State which the land situated The deed of reconvey
ance should accompany applications should
corded until directed by this office On acceptance of APP
pcaton of this characters the deed will be for
cordng and reflng your Office before the entry allow
ed
[d Where proof has been submitted but final certificate
has not issued the REIMBURSEMENT must be accompanied by
abstract of title certificate of recording officer above
specified.
[e Where entry for land already designated
under this act has been perfected and is enqushed you
will allow tie application for entry this act if
objection appears Where final certificate has issued
the former entry you will promptly forward the application
and accompanying papers for consideration by this office
1fl The land renquished reconveyed will become
subject to other appropriation until the entry allowed
and order for allowance thereof be made 10y this office
its receipt the office will Operate to the
public domain the tract originally entered
XXI An application under this provision of the law may be
accompanied by petition for designation under the of
land sought covered by the entry as
hereinafter explained
() entry allowed under this section govern
ed by the rules though it original entry
der this act.
ITO be continued
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-02-23
Washington E. Lindsey
Sworn in as Cover
nor of New Mexico.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Feb 10
ashington E. Lindsey, repub-
lican, of Portales, Roosevelt
county, is now governor of New
Mexico, having been cworn in
the supreme court room at 10 a
M, today by Justice . J. Rob
erts, succeeding E. G. de Baca,
democrat, whose death occur.
red at st. Vincent's sanitarium
here, at 1920 p. m. yesterday,
as the result of prolonged ill
ness with pernicious anemia.
The body of governor de Baca,
will be taken to the executive
mansion this afternoon. At 8
a M, Wednesday it will be re-
moved to the main corridor of
the capitol building, where the
remains will lie in state until 2
p. m. A special train will then
leave bearing the body to Las
Vegas, where burial will take
place on Thursday.
The house of representatives
met at 10 M, today and was
officially notified of the COVER
nor's death, recessing until 2, at
which hour both houses are ex-
pected to adopt resolutions and
take other appropriate action.
The new governor is IA promi-
nent attorney, formerly active
in the progressive party in New
Mexico, who has previously
held no state Office.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-02-23
BoAZ NEWS

Rev. Thurston of the Moth
odist church held services here
Saturday night. His next APP
pointment for this place will be
at Z o'clock p. M, March 10.
A. L Crawscn was quite bad
iy injured last Friday by falling
out of a wagon, the wheel run
ming over his arm and face.
Mrs w. G. Beatty and Mrs.
Miller Of Roswell were visiting
the Beatty home Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Michellet spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home near
Hagerman.
Mr.. Nicks returned to Acme
Sunday after spending a week
on his homestead.
Mr.. Nelson from Elida was in
town Tuesday buying steers.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-02-23
Against County Division.

On last Saturday afternoon
the citizens Df Kenna and the
north end of Ohayes county met
at the hall for the purpose of
protesting against the dIssecnng
of Chaves county.
j. A. Beavers was chosen as
chairman and J. a. Kimmons,
secretary.
The meeting was well attend
ed by representative farmers
and ranchmen, from Olive to
the Texas line, and it was the
sentiment of all that they want
ed the county lines to remain
as they now are.
1t was decided to send a dele
gate with the Chaves county
delegation to Santa Fe, for tie
purpose of protesting against
any changes in the county lines.
P. #. Bell and j. G. Creaves
ware elected delegates and w.
II Cooper, alternate.
Messages We're also sent to the
governor and representatives
protesting against any changes
being made.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-02-23
Don't order your suit until
you see my samples.
r. L Robertson,

P. e. Carter and Dan Vincent
of Elida and Lee Garter Of Por-
tales, were in Kenna on bust
ness Thursday.
Wednesday P. Il Bell and w.
II. Cooper left for Santa Fe to
protest against the disnember-
ment of Chaves county.
Wanted-A boys saddle at
once. No time to wait. Sec
w. A. Fry.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-02-23
General Perishing
Assumes Command of
Southern Department

Major General John j. Perish
ing last night assumed temper
airy command of the southern
department., filling the vacancy
left by the death Of Major Gen
eral Funston. He was kept
busy for some hours answering
official kilograms.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-02-23
Gov. E. c. de Baca
Is Called by Death
After a Long Illness.

AASSA q LsOAAS AAAAA$OS.
Santa Fe, N. M, Feb. 49,
Governor de Baca is dead. The
end came peacefully at $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon in his
room at St. Vmcent's santa
rum. Present at his bedside
at the time were Mrs. de Baca,
DR.. j. A. Massie, Mics Clara
Olson, his private secretary;
Elmer E. Veeder, his legal adj,
visor; Miss Johnson. his nurse;
Archbishop j, B. Pitaval and
two Sisters of Charity.
While it had been known for
weeks that death was a matter
OF only a short time, the end
came with tragic suddenness.
Last Sunday afternoon the gov
ernor had been given a trans
mission of blood, one of many
that had been administered to
him since he went to California
for treatment Immediately after
his election as governor. A
sinking spell followed and for a
time his friends were greatly
alarmed for fear he would not
recover.
BY Tuesday morning howev-
er, Governor de Bacca was so
much better that he was able
to transact official business, and
several official communications
were signed by him during the
week and transmitted to one or
the other of the two houses of
the legislature. Today he was
so far improved that although
it was Sunday he decided to
give directions for the trapsac-
ton of some official business,
and sent for Miss. Olson, his
private secretary, for that par
pose.
Miss Olson arrived at the SAN
itarium about 200 O'Clock this
afternoon and went directly to
Governor de Baca's room Short
ly after her arrival she and Miss
johnson, the nurse, noticed that
the governors respiration was
labored and threw open the
windows of the room in the hope
that he would revive. He did
not get better. however, and
hurried telephone calls were dis
patched for DR.. Massey. Mrs.
de Baca ard Archbishop Plta-
val, while Mr.. Veeder, who lives
in the sanitarium, was hastily
summoned from his room.
DIR. Massie was first to arrive,
and saw at IL glance that the
governor was dying. A few
moments later Mrs. de Baca
reached the sanitarium. The
governor, conscious to the end,
recognized her and spoke af
fectionately. to her. Archbish-
op Pitaval reached the deathbed
Just before. the end. Extreme
JUNCTION had been administered
to.GOvernor de Baca 10y the pre-
late several days ago when the
era seemed near.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-02-23

Dick Reagan came up from
Boaz Tuesday for John Minis,
the auto veterinarian, to go
down and treat his car which
was suffering from a case of
of acnte Indigestion caused from
an overdose Of naptha.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-02-23

Hugh McLaurin. Lamar Nc
Laurin, Olin Moss and Paul II.
Gooch all of O'Donnell. Texas,
were in town this week and
filed On $40 acres each of New
Mexico land.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-02-23

j. w. Sexton of Elida, was
in town on bushes, Wednesday.
w. A. Fry is rejoicing over
lie arrival Of q " pound boy.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1917-02-23

Most up-,o-cate patterns and
STYLES, r. L.. Robertson.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19
Die 6anbarb.it.
Gin mort iber ibren tie.
fen innereu Wertb.

Der fpeibIihen SdHbarbeit tpibmet
cine beuti8e Jrau uadtebeHbs Cob
reoe:
Die opeibli9e Sanbarbeit" Die DON
ben mppernen lleberrehtlerinnen 10
OFT uno 70 grurblps geitJnlGbt pirb,
Bot sinsn tiefen innersn Wertb, beute
nod ipie rpr bunbert unS msbr cSd6z
ren. sic 1T ein 9srubigunesmittel fir
aufgeregte tpie fir miioe Rerpen, lie
hilbert nit faufter @etpoIt bic Muf=
lebnuRs eegen briidenoss Sod uHb
iiberithpere giiroen, fie Iinbert bic
Dual Der Trauer, fie biIft iiber glerz
gsrnifIe unb RDrselsisn bes MlItags
hirapeg, iie gnItteIt uns t0Itlihe Srditz
me DOL urto begiinfttst bas 9auen Der
tiibHften 2uftItlofer turs, lie 1T
unp bleitt bic trrlsfte Treunoin elmer
5rdn. Sic bat iib tbr rnentbebrli9
aemaht, allen 2dheln uno alien
Ruierunpfen gum Srpb! Gs 1T cine
adr5 faITde Mnnablne, bas bic fsrerbe
on 6aronrbeiten bns 3ei9eR zines
rturaiittisen" @srftarbes fei. SIN &c
aentbeiI! @erdoe ssiftig rsgfamen
iSrauen unb foldsn, Die Tbr 9ebirn i'm
8eruf urifrengen uiiFen, bebeutst Iie
Elm 9eeenqsfpidt gu eeiItisem Shufs
ZEN. cine @rboluns, iiber beren Wirz
tune iid @ersts unS Yfpdlptoeen
Idnqfi tlar iiub. 81. pifen, bag bei
iurerIit urb GuberIi6 GbgeIpounten
Qdiieutinnen Elm eefGIIiqes Stitmuz
fter urb cine fh0n ihattirte 9lunte
urter llmitGnben better tpirteu tSrz
nen. dIs ale Stunee Elm GbI6ffel aus
Der Wtsoisirflafbe. 9eorue Suno, Der
eo6 pdhrIid9 Hismunb einen NeoH1eI
an SSnteuiuens ober nusoepr6qi bGus=
life Reiounuen nudreosu tnnn, mar
irnmsr mil elmer Stiderei befhTftirt,
.tveif iie Tehr fh6ue oinbe bot, meift-
ten Die GpStter, rtpeiI i'd odnn b-i.
fer an msirer GIebdnferuiiihle breheu
fdnu," pdt fte sur auttport urb itir
fsIts nurtsr tpetter.
Iuh WeGnnsr bubeH nit BEN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19

5reberif 6. Srtlan6 an 6omss
builbers 6. unb g. 60. $275o.
9erfelbe an Jrancss o. g. DalIb
$3.50.
Relie Raibt an Gin Strabe Subus
itrb 6. uno 9. go. $700.
Bertha @ebringsr an gbeOiot y.
uHb g. so. $500.
8laH9e Q. Robinfon an Deif IOrs
iDooo 3. unb 6. 60. $500.
@illiam 8. Sdul5s an Die @. u.
qSeters TsaliD 60. 5000.
Getilgte 9bpotbeten
pbineas $. grnbaru OF 9anf Ctr.
e. u. go. $1,000.
gbas. Woser an gbriftiHa Sburig
1857 SO. /,
96rtfi Gnssl an Srmoube G. uno
g. so. $3.50.
gOurab Dalbpogsl an aspubIic 2.
unb 8. 60. $2500.
&ioa 9bomas on @eitpooo 5om,z
iteab 60. $500.
Sames u. Snnnab an 56ereia Ges
de $1,000.
&ats S9ab an &msrican Gbriitinn
Wtifiionarp Soeietp $4,000.
DiesI6s an Canton W. Cooper
$1,000.
Ssnrp Gottman on Wt. aoaas
9Ibg. GO. $2400.
Barbara Rnon an Sune Strabe 3.
G. unb 6. So. $25o0.
Sarrb 6. Dagnsr an 2uat. ",
Stulep $500
graItus 9rice an peoples 9. rns
6. u. 60. $500.
5Ubn R. 9ibfOn an Roie 6. SuHt
$4,000.
gsIiie @HberfOn an Beftern rEn
SOutbern 2tfe SnI. 60. $1,000.
Qnnte garn6 on GumminsDius Z,
unb g. 60. $1,000.
6reb sGluetsr an aiHcpIu Sau
9srein $3.50.
SpbH z. Wbiie on 2oOelono Uaus
iunl 8. uRo 6. gp. $3.50.
JrGucss ar,ittel an 9enrp S6aeper
$500.
5homds GbmonbIon an Wlt. 2oots
out g. unb 6. go. $3.50.
W. S. Roe6Iine an 8. o. Grr
$500.
2inba g. Gerooino on @ictur 8.
Strpoel $45O0.
Bottle 6. Renner on 2tncolu gou
8erein $500.
Cha glhums an 7. Warb 8. uno
9. 60. $500.
Spbn ". Sumilton an Gam gcbn
S225.
Blonde Q. Robiufon an Sutton 3.
unb g. U go. 4 $1,000.
sIfiabetb sling 3o36 gurnst
Gbe.,
Warfba Rshsr. s7s9 Wiasbroe
Mpe.,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19

Striditriuupf in Der 5aHD pDlitif ger
trioben! go oer englrfhe Gtodtsmdnf
Beniamin Dtsrnsli, ben hos 2onbO'
ner @ibhfntt vpun9" bnrum oft uni
germ als .Shdfer" glDfirts. genf bel
DiniIters eiqeuer glnedbs eelang eI
tbm am faHeuiteu, iid gu fammsIn
irern CT 'tridte, uub ba er her Samm
ling auf isinsin poftsn bo6 reht iehr
beburfte, 10 ftridte er Inglaubli4
Wsnger ron gtriirpfen, b. 8. DOT
gelriSnaen, benn bab Der menf6lip
SSub cine 5ude beoiirfts, harauf ian
Der smfigs parldmertarier nift; ffir
aonmerbiensr tuuThte aber rsft3eitit
- r1eiitens iDenigftsns - Die oltt
Grbstt gsaen cine neus Elm, tDas Dis
r1eli eterictpeuig mertts, dls Denu ei
| beute aeIbc UNI moraer hloue ,,Gt0''
tingg" ber'ielIte. Ssine BsearfeH lent
fen ia irt5lpifasn bos sugliffe Stuats'
I6iff.
glu6 bic 9sDunten Der 5Iduen 9ef'
ten ii4 niht Iulmer an ibre 9auoar'
belt, ionit tpiirbe man fIb ia ui9t Il
oft persGbfen, etn bis9en fbtsf Hahcn
Diai6en fallen IaHeu, cine fdlid'
Garbe pdbIen pber dlerIei onner'
Dummbeiten MAIDEN. Dtan tdnr
I6perliCh bebaupten, bab bic mpbernen
Sanbarbeiten au5upisl DUn ben Ss'
barteu, bic i'm &0pfben berunIpnten.
fir iia in IHfprud uebnen. 4uss IT
i6pn pprgessi6net ober gar oorge6os
gen, bic StihSabl ppm0elih ubg.rs6s
net, 1arben angegeben, unb Wiobtls
3um Sppiren finb lei6rpetfe erbdltlih.
Die IuItie aufz unb uieberbiipfenbe
MoiAiuennabel biIft bnsu, ben @egens
ftarb f6nel 5u Oolenben, benr on Der
fytristsit bGngt belttSutuge beiua9e al'
les. Waun min ettpas Jertiees feben
unb fuGt besbarb ben 9enuB mehr IN
Der beorutipeu Wirtung ols IN 6sm
Reis Der SerFtenung - nit sinem
Wort, man urbeitet bufiir, fetue Bob'
nun9 pber ii6 ielbIt gu famiiden. Die
Mobe eeftuttst Gtitereten uller Dirt
auf @efrGnbern unb 9eTGgen. an arus
qsn, S6nIsn unb WdIhe, uno IN uns
feren 3irHmsrn fpielen geftitte Siifen,
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unb anbre NiiBIihteiten cine tpidtige
Stole. Sn ben S9duferfterr lpteu
perfdn5rfefte Wt1ifter m I9inernbeH
SsibenfGben, Init Der RubeI eemalt",
in ben Wtufcen reiSen forbeufreuoige
Saubferftgteiten frember BDlter gum
Ra6urbeften; pieIfab Iiub ss gsrobe
bic naipifen Sedriten, bic uufersm
iiberiattigteu @eIdnlad gefoaeu.
6d6en mir erit eiumal ben 4ufang
eema1t, uns pon ben 9aubdrbeiten
gu emau5ipirsn, bic raIIe WeIt" mu9t
Ober MAIDEN lam, baun bubeu mir Der
9abeIarbeit eiuen neiien @srtb Ders
lieben. gtur follen mir ri6t planlos
nuhbilben, nibt ettpa ein erDtiI9es
Reis auf eiuen beiniiheu Stanlm
pfropFeu unb audb niht iiber itilieI
SDnnen binausseben. llnIauber unh
uniursfaItis auseefiibrte 5anourbeitsu
iteIsn Der 8erfertiseriu ein idls9tes
3suenib aus, zines bas nit empfiub'
liaen alntIasen INNER BEL Der Sdnf
iIt, nenn man nGmlich bic Sanourbei'
ten nitt I'M S6ruut Dertpdbrt, ions
bern re, fposu Fs ia bo iinb, in Be.
nirIrnt.
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GruuSeisentbHm sSnpptbsfsu
0eue Sbpp tbeten.

1 ~ - ~ - -
9arrp u. See on Utpnar5 3. UNI
&. U. 60. $500.
Seize 5. Eeuball on Sisblarp Qpe
6. uno .. So. $3.50.
CHARLES u. Mlit9sQ an 4nua Die'
RaIn $500.
Charles Rober an urbana llutpsr,
iitp ron ur5ana, 8. $500.
Sloreure 2essman an gIlie u.
aO9 $1,000.
SaIsna 8. Rasuire an @iHifreoe
Quinn $520.59.
Robert Sturm an 8remen Strabe
6. unb y. 60. S4500.
Spfspb Sdpistsrins an Mt. ADAMS
gISe. 60. $1,000.
Inna 3. Waier on bic Sat!ep
gaHt $500.
@iuiam Sunetau1p an gaft Gno 9.
q. 60. S2250.
@eprgs ID. sserbpu on eagle g.
unS 8. u. $4,000.
&. Minim Sud on Sputbs II
Sbip 6. uub 3. 60. $500.
5reb S9lueter on 2tncoIu Ban
9}ersin $3.50.
Rinfreb s. RoebIiHg an D. n.
2aiprence $1,000.
Qnna R. SteDens on Sutton v.
unb g. u. Ip. 4 $1,000.
2inba e. Serpbiuo on Rprpo7o
Come g. q. $4,000.
Rarp @eisanb an Reaoing y. nuo
g. En- ROO
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Setn 9 q tein

Or. Robert gollner tpurbe bon elmer
llntueriitdt i'm Often gum @brenboftor
ernnnnt; oas Ntplpm mar fiinitles
rid ousaefiibrt urb in IoteintiCher
Sppo9c abgefaBt. Gollrer betrahtet
es nahoenflith, bann fugte er gu fee
ileu S:ainoe:
nSpffentltf ffebt oa nthts nnrehz
res liter mid brtn rretu gdn5es
9atein beItebt aug ben sDprten -st
tstera".
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atusipdrtise Mdrfte.
Rem gOrt, 18. DECEMBER.

WelI4toru. : Wartt iDtllis; p;In
brisp Ro. 3 gsIt<s S1.61. Is Gag.
gerfaHSt aoit,n nnb Sradt gferp
gori; grgsHtiuiss 1922 {. o. b. Cars
Retp gOrt bel alHtuuft.
5cfer. - Rartt fetis; Stanbaro
S9A-90r.
9eu. - Mnttt feit; RO. !, $1.3o;
Ro. 2, $1.25; go. 3, $L05-1.10.
Sdmals. - Rartt piIIig; WSSIe
WeIt $2450-24.60.
3uder. Sober, Warit itstis;
Centrifugal $50; WOIaiiss, i.ins
auotirung; ruffinirtsr 3uter. Rarti
iteiie; fein sruHulirter $8.15-8.35.
Der wtur,t fir bic uHbersu arti!si
mar urper6noert.
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Diebmiarft

Cincinnati, 1S. Ss3. 1917.
3ufibr unb BsrIauot fir bic lsBien
"a Stiinbsu, perslifen nit BEN pors
osrgangeneu Sage. Iino ME folst:
3ufubr.
Rinob. S9ipeins SGofe
Ia. Deg. :. 1926 1908 313
Is. Ss3. =. 595 1899 2S
0erfanbt.
RinoD. S9peiue SGoIs
|l7. 9e5. -. 133 4240 112
Is. 9sj. =. 266 1888 -
Rinbpieb. - Die 3ufubr mar
bsuis ni6t beiOnoers srOb, ssniisis
absr fir bic seriuss Ra4frnse. Ter
Rartt mar lanefam, bic prsie
iteiis. 0utss bis aussrlsienss leittss
G9laftpisb, Defenders Ssifers, pu-s
ben bisI bsssbrt unb sraieItsn itnrie
prsifs. Die sepObnIidsu unb einia.
den Sortm iparsn Iangam bel seftrf-
gen preiisn. aiibe uno GanHsrs bIiss
ben fetis. MiIdtiibe tparen nidt IN
seHiisenber 3abl DcrbonDen. I'm sins
Quotation su re4tfertigc, Der Rarit
IN Stoders uno Gesoers mar .sbr
ruhig. bic Rahfrase serins.
Wlittlsre uHo fhtptre Stisrs $3.50
--13.10; JIsiiaer Stiere $3.50
1000; alssrIsieus bis srtra $10.25-
11.75; Ssifsrs $6.50-9.75; aus:rIes
isns BIZ ,rtra $10.o0-11.50; aiib
$6-25-S.e0; auserIsisns bis srtra
$S.25-9.00; Gamers S5.o0-6.0o;
Rilatiibs $50.00-115.00; G.Odsrs
unb 5eebsrs $5.00-9.50
8uIItn. - Der Tlnrft mar
bsuie unDsrdnbsrt, bic preiIe Hstis.
Jsiie 9uIIsu S9.O0-9.50: gO.,Ira
$7.25-S75; srirn 1886 900; mn<
nsge uua kitts S5-50-7.00.
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oba unb gemaf.

y - - - - = y -
3itronsn. = California $3.50
800 per Rife; 2imss $2.75-3.oo
per Rife.
Orangem - Galiforrio yd'
Itneiss $3.5o-4.oO; GIoribd $500
$50 per ailfe.
Grape Iruit. - JIoriba "a
W-4.25 per aiftt.
4epfsI. = Jonatbnu $3.50
$50 pei gbI. Gmote6cuIe $3.50
500 per 8bl.; Hambo @epfel si.2o
-4.50 per B6l.; Baldwin $500
4.5o per pbI.; Grimes golben $500
ter SOL; MDlf giptr $3.50 per 85l.;
pippfns $4.50-5.0 per Ubl.: orots
mare Sor.sn 75c-$1. 90 per Dol.
Btrnen. - aiefers $1.25-l W
per gu.
tomatoes. - Srtibbous l5--
20c PER pfuno.
] aartoffelH. - Ginbetmll9t
I$2.40-2.60, Ridigan $2.b-2.2o
| per 100 pfunb Gnd auf bsm @ele:le'
SibfartoffeIn. - RaHfF
5al $2.00--2.25 per Camper.
Durfsn. - 5reibbnus $1.25-
1.5o per Dubeub.
araut. - ginbetmiI6es $500
$50 per B6l. unb $33.O0-35.0o psl
aon auf bem SsIsiie. Rothss araut'
S1.25--1.5O per Nu.
G.edrdbtm - $2.40-2.So
per Bu.
Weibe RabeR. - s1.75--2OC
per gu.; auf Dem GeIeiis $1oo-
LES.
3nitbeIn. - GeIbe $3.50
800; tpeibe $2.75-3.25 per buno'r'
plumb Sad aui bsm geleiie.
| Crime 9obnen. - Suolib'
$300-3.5o psr camper.
aarotteH. - Ginbsimii4s ST.
5000 per gbl.
aanbprpbufte.
| 6eu. - Ro. j 9imoibp $3.50
20. rs; gso. 2 Simotbp $29.25-29.'
so; 80. 3 1imotbp $28. 90
Ro. L ssmiidtsr stlee 29.O0-29.5o
80. 2 semii9ter Rlee $28.5O-2s.oo
go. l Rlee $29.O0-29.50; No.
Rl.. $28.5O-29.00; AlfoIfa $1,000
--332 90; Ro9genitrob S12.5O-13i
90; MsisenitrOt $11.50; Saferitroi
$1f.5O per Sonns.
| Mibtenfutter. = Wlartt ru'
big. = alsis S43.Oo-4s.5O; g!lo'
Iblinas braun. $46.5o-47.oo; w.ib'
s49.5O-5o.OO; semif4tss Juitsl
lS45.00--45.50.
Gdmertieu. Tartt feft
alseiameu $14.5o-16.5o; per Su
bonn Stors; 5imotbp $3.15-3.75
IJla6sidmsu $4.20 per Blu.
@srf&iebenes.
| Dele. - Rortt jtetis. - asino
robes $1.22 per Salon. in parti:r
BON IA 8bI.; 1--9 Gn[Ionrn &c,
tp9tss s1.37; 60. / 2arb5l, $1.38--
I140; miniers1eii $1.8-1.68; Got
ton Geeb Oil raft. 15c per @aIIcne,
5trpentin SAC in partien bon 1-s
l1ab; pttrpI.um, Dbip Carbon Stat
Seif 12ac; Sp.aialsSort. 14e; REL
Grown GoiOIin 25e; Raphta 3oc PEI
Sanon..
| Gala. - Ger Warit IN teit. -
Ohio Riper S2.01 per g6l. bon 10l
pfunS, auhrIobu btnsnsefist.
sals. - Marit itetis. = Brine
gitp 17a-lse; bO. Gountrp 15I-
1ec per pfunb.
aohIen. - Warit rubis. Bits.
burg $4,000; aaHopba 500
800; Rut uno Glad $4.50-4.75 pc,
scnns abaeIifert. Rau5lcit Stut'
ioblsn $50; atntbraSits $1,000 pei
Sonne abssIi,fert. Gpie toiitt 500
| a ea - r.uu. ,-6~sr,s sfsxt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-12-19

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beutt nidt bebeutenb, bic 9ohfrogs
gut. Der Warft mar ftnrtt BON ans
fnns bis gnbe, Die Prsife gum Sesri
etipas b5ber.
auserlsitne Ieifis aiEbst $3.50;
fair big CUTE $1100-14.75; orbinirs
uHb sroBe $4,000.
g S9peiue. = Der Wurft jitnss
ts beute fpieber febr fpdt, unb trob
elmer gerinseH 3ufabr bis!ten ii4 tis
pretie nidt auf Der s.ftrigeu 9ohs.
@ute Sfapeine iparen pole 15-25c
bilIiser ais geftern, leiht. Shp.ius
uub 5erta ipHrbsn infolse Wausels
an @ifenbabncurs psnig DsrIanet unb
tparen faum ftetig bis einen Nuorisr
nisbriger. Raube ifapsre p0telfDrten
bliebsn Retis. aHbers ipeftli6e Mdrtt:
IhloHsn lansIam unS nisbriser, IpOs
ourd aHh bier Der S6luB Tebr
ibna6 Durbe.
aussriefsM 5lsiider uub i6wsrs
Gorten $685.; mittIsr. unb gemifts
te 100 yfunb rno mebr SIG. 25-16.'
35;;: lsi6te 0erianotTortsn 120 biz
155 pfunb $15.25-15.50; orbindts
bis gut. 5trtsI 40 PuHb unb iDsni'
ger $12OO-14.50; Orbindre Biz nas'
srlefsne fanere istte Sdus S12.Go-
1925; orbiudre bis CUTE Stogs 80:
50-13.50.
g hafe unb admmer. - Di:
i3ufubr tpar beits guns unbeeert,n !,
Die ipeHigen pOrbaHoenen 2hisrt
DsrtGuften ihnea gu itstisen bis far
fen seitrigen preiisn.
S6aFe, auserl.ins bis srtra $1o.'
o0-10.50; fair bis CUTE $500
90; prbinare $5.00-7.00; SOd'
$500 unb ipsnigr. aGuunsr, ausrls:
Iene Bis ertra $16.75-17.00; f1;'
bis butte $15.o0-16.5o; isconos S13.'
5o-14.5o; orbiHdrs $1o.oo-12.m.