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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05
Exemption Board to Begin
Examining Men In Class |

Announcement was made at the
local exemption board office this
morning that physical examinations
for men in class one will start next
Tuesday morning. The number of
men to be examined was not an
nounced. The board this morning
submitted a large number of indus
trial claims to the district board for
it's action. Much of the classifica-
ton work has been completed by the
board.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05
SCHOOL BOARD SECRETARIES
TO MEET HERE TOMORROW

Secretaries of school boards
throughout the state will hold their
annual convention tomorrow in the
Technical High School Auditorium,
and on Thursday and Friday the
third annual session of the direc-
tors apartment of the Pennsylvania
State Educational Association.
Among the speakers scheduled to
make addresses are Governor Brum-
baugh, Calvin n. Kendall. Commits
sioner of Education of New Jersey,
and Cheesman A. Herrick, president
of Girard College, Philadelphia.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05
STATE COLLEGE STUDENTS
MAY ENTER RESERVE CAMP

State College, Pa. Feb. 5. - Mem
bers of the senior class at the Penn
sylvania State College who are en-
ing corps recently established at the
college by the government, are to be
admitted to an officers training camT
IL they are drafted. Official motto,
to that effect was received from the
War Department to-day by Major
James Baylies, U. S, A, the college
commandant.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05
TWO FIRE ALARMS

Two fire alarms were turned In
yesterday. A telephone call sum-
moned three fire companies to 307
Franklin street yesterday afternoon
when a bed caught fire. Last even
ing the companies were called to
677 South Front street when a pas
serby saw sparks coming from a
chimney
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05
THIRTY-THREE NEW MEMBERS

Dauphih, Pa, Feb. 5.-Services
which are still in progress in the
United Evangelical Church at
Dauphin has been great success.
The Rev. James M. Shoop is in
charge. Fifty conversions are re-
ported up to this time. Last even
ing the Holy Communion was ad-
ministered and thirty-three were re-
ceived into the church. The meet
ings will be continued till next
Sunday evening. Next Sunday even
ing a number of children will be
baptised and the reception of the
new members continued.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05
WEATHER DELAYS POST OFFICE

The new postoffice building will
not be ready for occupancy until the
middle of March, according to
Frank c. Sites, postmaster. Con-
tinued bad weather conditions have
made work on the exterior of the
building impossible. There is much
work to be done on the exterior and
some finishing on the interior. Work
has ben practically at a standstill
during the past month.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05
COUNCILMAN HENDERSON I'LL

Councilman L. c. Henderson. chair
man of the Highway Committee, a
foreman in the steel plant and a
well-known resident, is in the ffar-
risburg Hospital, where he is Lnder-
going treatment. His sickness is TN
derstood not to be of a serious ma
ture.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05

" u ~ -
aemic, run
d o w n p "a
t i G n t s
II h ousands
of persons
go on year
after year
suff e ri n g
from physi-
cal weak
ness and a
highly ner-
Vous condi-
tion due to
lack of suf-
hcient iron
in their red
blood cor
p u s C ! e S
w i t h o Il t
ever realiZ-
ing the real
n n d tru q
C a u S @ o (
their trouble
blood your
through the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05

Former Health Commissioner VIM.
II. Kerr of Chicago says: From my
own experiences with NuXated Iron,
/ feel that it is such a valuable reme-
dy that il ought to be used in every
hospital and prescribed by every
physician in this country. 1 have
taken it myself and experienced it's
alth-giving. strength building eff
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05
ZERO WEATHER CLOSES
TWO SCHOOL BUILDINGS

Doors of the Central grammar and
East End school buildings failed to
open this morning on account of the
intense cold weather. Janitors at
these buildings were unable to heat
the rooms. Sessions will be resumed
tomorrow.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05

/ I o n m g n
by feeding
[ h e m o n
me t a IL | c
iron. T n e
old forms
of metallic
iron must
go through
n semi di-
gestive pro-
G e s S [ o
transf o + m
them into
o + & n n | c
iron NuX-
ated Iron
before they
q + @ $ o
ready to be
[ a k G n u p
and assini-
lated by the
human sys-
fnrN1
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING

The school board will meet in
monthly session tonight. Nothing
but routine business is scheduled for
action of the board.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05

Iron, or at least something as good
as NuNated Iron. In regard to the
value of NuXated Iron, DR.. Sullivan
says: II have strongly emphasized
the great necessity of physicians
max ing blood examinations of their
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05

Il am ten years old and for six
months I have had a cough which
he doctor said was bronchitis, and
was all run down. Father Johns
Medicine has both given me strength
md helped my cough. my appe-
lite is better, too. l would like
.veryone to know the value of
father Johns Medicine" (Signed)
Miss Genevieve E. Dick, 1419 Dick
nson St, Phila., Pa.
Rich in food value, Father Johns
Iedicine is safe for all the family,
ecause of it's freedom from alcohol
Jr dangerous drugs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05

their trouble. without iron in your
through the body, something ike
corn through an old mill with roll
lers so wide apart that the mill
can't grind.
But in my opinion you can't make
strong, vigorous, successful, sturdy
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05
DIR. T.. Sauer, a Boston
Physician who has
studied in great Euro
pean Medical Instltu-
tiOns.

prising how
many people suffer from iron defic-
iency and do not know it. If you are
not strong or well you owe it to your
self to make the following test. See
how long you can work or how far
Next take two five-grain tablets of
Nuxated Iron three times per day
after meals for two weeks. Then test
your strength again and see how
much you have gained"
DR.. Schuyler G. Jaques, Visiting
Surgeon of st. Elizabeths Hospital.
New York City, said: 4 have never
before given out any medical infor-
nation or advice for publication, is
ordinarily do not believe in it. But in
the case of NuXated Iron l feel l
mention it. | have taken 1t myself
most surprising and satisfactory re-
suits. And those who wish quickly
to increase their strength, power and
endurance Will find II a most remark
able and wonderfully effective rem
edy."
NOTE-Nuxated Iron, which is pre-
scribed and recommended above by
physicians, is not a secret remedy but
one which is well known to drug
gists everywhere. Unlike the older
inorganic iron products it is easily
assimilated. and does not injure the
teeth. make them black nor upset the
tee successful and entirely satisfac
tory results to every purchaser or
they will refund your money. 1t is
dispensed by Croll Keller c. A. Cor
gas, j. Nelson Clerk and all good
druggists.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05

sioner Kerr DIR. A. j. Newman, Lnte
is not him Police Surgeon of the
self a phys City of Chicago, and
ician, still Former House Surgeon,
his expert Jefferson Park Hospital,
ence n Chicago.
handl ing
public health problems must give his
opinion more than ordinary weight.
DIR. A. j. Newman, Former Police
Surgeon of Chicago, and former
House Surgeon. Jefferson Park Hospi-
tai. Chicago. says: 1T has been my
particular duty during the past six
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05
These Physicians Warn Public Against
Taking Substitutes For Nuxated Iron
STRENGTH, POWER AND ENDURANCE

AS Organic Iron Besides they the Digestion disturb the reOn and thereby do
the public n
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05

II q I II l II x
more than
a metallic
! + o n COM
p O u n d
which may
/ n S o m e
cases pro-
duce more
harm than
good. The
widespre a d
publication
o f t h e
above in
formation n
in all NuX-
ated / r o n
advert / S e.
ments has
been Sug-
gested b y
d 7. James
~ a n C / s
S ud1 iv an.
10 L m g II l v
Physician in
door Dept)
Westchester
Schuyler G..
st. Elizabet.
City; DIR. Fe
Physician a.
others. so I
informed on
tected from
under the de
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05

L AIN tbu
WINGED that
there a T e
thous a n d s
who might
7 esa d / | V
b u il d u p
their T e d
blood cor
puscles, in
crease their
physical en-
ergy a n d
get them
selves into
a condition
to ward off
the nnillions
of disease
germs that
are almost
continually
around us
1t is sur
DrisinR how
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05

feet. / am
well p n S t
IN Y three
score years
and W a n [
to say that
I b e Ii V g
m V o W n
great phys
ical activi-
ty is due
largely to-
day to my
per s o n a ]
use of NuX-
ated Iron"
w h i / e
( o r m e r
II e a / t h
CO m m / 8 ;
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-02-05

DIR. James Francis SuIIf-
; van, Formerly Physician
OF bellevue Hospital
(OutdOOr Depto, New
York, and the West
chester County Hospital.
4 Bellevue Hospital (Out-
}, New York, and the
County Hospital; DR..
Jaques, Visiting Surgeon
this Hospital, New York
erdinand King, New York
md Medical Author, and
that the public may be
n this subject and pro-
the use of metallic iron
elusion that it is Nuxated
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-30

9euti6es 9teater in
Rem Yort. Sas beutihe zbeatsr
in Reip Yori, bas .Srning ylnee
s4eater", Direftion RubpIf GIbris
itians. bsIflisbt ieins Satiou init ei'
ner Retbe con sGnseubsu 9sniters
8orfeaungen - geipiNermaben sur
Seter bes a6ipisbs bonn alsen oein;
IN Der nG6ftsn Gpiel5tit ioll es be-
iailutIitb in tin ieiies Seim ii6eri'es
beln. @ins oisler Dtuffer @orftenirS
gen, gu beneH u. a. SbIens r@tiibsn
Der 8eIeni@dft" unb Sdnsblers
.Yrofeior 9ernborb" sebDreu, miro
llrbans .5rpidt0nis fein, bic luitise
&om0bie, bic ibre Nr.auFfibrlins I'M
pabit Sbeater erlebte. 3n bieisr
f6msi9elboft.h g5rung beg beuti1.
umeritontifeu Sdriftitellers bemerft
Die Rerp Yorter .Siaatsaeituns'::
.Dies 1T bas tirsige neue Stiid, bas
tpa9rsnb Der wf9iebslpo9en ,ur
gufFii6rurg tommt. Gs purSe ees
nGbIt, I'M Ssnrs s. ltTban. 4meris
tas sr6Bteu beutfden S,umuriiten,
nit einem bog3iigIiden 8erse bsim
S6eaterpIblitam eilpuFiibrsn-" Der
aatpr begtbt Ta gu Der 9oritenang,
bic am 3. QpriI fiottfinbet, mad Rep
2)ort. Inn Don bort Tubann 3ur ere
fen goritelung iefnes neueFen @ers
tes Der 6ebt i'm SarpFentcib" i'm
qGbit Sbeatr na9 Tltlrautee 3u
tOmmen.
- @ uthi9e &eseIbriDsr.
: HnfunD0Dan5lg UiitgleOer zines stes
seltiu0s in ct. 2ouis purben pog
5pei beipaffuetsn 8onDtten IN o.r
ABirtbi4GIt bon SOiepb S9leift~tn
9e5punsen. bic Sdnbe in bic SDbe Su
baIten unO in biefsr stsGuug 70 lanse
gu Derburren, Bis bic 8anoiten bic
9eloipinbe eepliinbert 6attelt. 2tls bic
Burden ben plab betratsn fanbeniiie
bic "a Mitglieber bes &egtltlubs Dor
benz S4antttfa fteben. Die srrpabnte
@ufforoeruHg erfolgte. gier Der
9aubiten bielt Wtrtb unb @aits nit
einem aepolper in S9a6, Der artbere
pIiinoerte bic aaiie. Dis lebtsrer mit
benz Raub fi9 suriid3iehen pollte,
i4leuberte Der @irtb cine Sobaipaf=
ferfioiae nab ibm, traf ibn isbod
nidt. Das Sefaob sertriimmerte
1ielmtbr ben srpben Danbfpieasl bin
ter bem G9anttifd unb Der Wurf
ri9tete eiueu Gaaben non etpa $50
on Darduf5in gab Der 8anbtt flint
SdiiFt luf S6lsiiteiu ab, Rur cine
3usel i6siut inbss setrpFfsn sri boben,
unb bieis siHs our4 bic 9ofen eiHes
2egefbrubers.
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@rtIdr!i4ss erfaunen

gr monnpoldirte bic unterbaItung
I'm Gfisnhabnrager1. Gr renets ims
merfort unb ir lGut, bab fein auberer
5pre1eu tpurtc unh isoer i'm unleus
pDteus 6Dren mubte. Limb babel fprah
sr mir BON iitb felbit.
~ssSa". iagte er, i'd bin ii5sran in
Guropa geipefeu. nie! berumgetcmmen
ssn 6ranterih mar i9 nirneiteHs Elm
9ubeno Wlolt, th babe Stalieu,
9eutf5lonb, Sparien oeieben. Was
in BON biefeH 2dnbern tenne. bralrht
teiner su tennsH. Sp 9ouitantiuopel
mar i'd mtrroeftens seba NRat. Stb
fase sShnen, ipie ba bie Sunbe uulbers
laufen uno bic Gtroben reirligen, ins
esn fie ulles onffreFen, mas baliest,
bas III aerabe5u erotest. gs 1T furdt.
bar gsfGhrlid, in i6re RGbe gu toms
men. sSSuf icoes Stiid llnrat ftiirsen
iie iich beqietis unb in tur5er 3eit iit
es oufaefreHen.
Gr belt elm @eilbeu inne, Inn
rrtbr Ginbru6 3u MADDEN. limb ba
faete cine irnee Dame, Die in elmer
@te lab:
y9o lam man fib nidf senug pa'
riibsr tpunoerH, bdb Sis leberotg oas
noneefpmmeu iinb."
Donod berridts etpas mebr StiIIs
i'm Dogeu.
Cutie Seritte 8iurbpt
gsitorbeu.-Die Iebte anseb6rtee
ter iSantilis @nrcta. ssrru 2uiIeSerit.
tes8iarbpt, lit in Seibelbers 77si1hs
rig geftprbsn, Sybre Mutter mar Ban.
line 8lrbct. bic Sdtpeiter Der RaIis
bran, tbr @nter Der &uritfiitoriter
epuia @iGrbot. Sn ibrem @lternbaas
N Boris Iab fie u.a. nod 8erliot, ,Rdis
iint, Souncb. srrgeniefp ems unS
ausgcben, Die fi9 ale fur ihre mrfrtap
IiiGe @esabuus intere'irtert Sn Gsnf
ftrbtrte lie uub borte aIs erite slbrerin
rph 8orleIuroen bon &arl @ogt. sn
petersburg tptrtts re odnn oIs Gdna
germ on Der Oper eberfo erfplareid,
tpte dls @e'orslctrerin ON aprferpos
tortltr. ginss SuIstefbers tpesen
rrBte iie ftn bafb BON Der giibne 5a.
riitsteSer urb ging nab Dertihldnb,
no iie gcsiehu1men gu gpbinftetn unb
2ts5t botte. Grf beFeu 8erarIaTurg
ouh FIRE Sper ~ainoOrp@ In I&tmor
oufeeFihrt ipirbe. Rod,Sen ite nod IN
9riiieI, StcdtcIm. apnbon uno IN
Grmttfiirt om Mrtn tbdtfs setpeTer
mar. 5os Fe Ftb ipeger amntIifteit
bpItftGubig ron Der a.brFBatisteit sips
rid urb Iebte IN 5eineIbcra bet eirtet
Gy-arhi1, E-rter fir treue4lfIege faHb.
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gu fubr.
9erf AM b I.
Rinbb. Ghtpsins S1a

Riubpie5. - Die Yreiie bnber
fii6 beute niir ipenis sedHDert unf
Ssif.rs fielen um 25-5oc. Uuts
MiI4tiibe iinb rar unb itarf I'M
preiis, aiibe uno gaHners itetie.
Wfittlere unp idtpere Stisrs 5000
l-l35O; Slsthsr Stisre $500
11.OO; anserIsisHe Bis srtra S1l.25
--12.5o; ssifers $7.50-10.75; aus.
erIeIsne bis srtra $l1.00-l2.00;
Riibe S7.25-8.76; auserleisne bts
ertrn $9.00-11O0; Gamers $3.50
TOO: Wildiiibs $50.00-18.00
Stcdsrs unb FEEDERS S7.o0-1loO.
9nllen. - Der Mlarit lpar bsu.
is ittiis su ben seftriesn ylreiieu.
1yttte 4ull.n $10.50--11.00; Bos
losna S8.5o-10.25; masere unO
Isihis $7.00-S.50.
aGIber. gs purbs beuts
5iemIib fort setauft uHb bic a,rsiis
iiieesn I'M 25-5oc.
Bette I.idte adIber $l6b0-l8.75;
fair Bis CUTE $13.00-16.50; orbtEa'
re Itnb groBs $7.0o-10.0o.
S9Deiue. - @rHanss ,pnr Der
Marit itetig, boIb aber i6pad unp
nm 25-50e niebrieer, Der Rarit
idlob iongiam uuS Idrpoh.
auserIsftns f&sDere iibtr 2eo gro.
H7,6o-17.75; mittIers unb ssnii@.
tf 16o pfuub unb msbr $500; tatr
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Gmtmatis.

9ei ben i'm @oIoe bon Sontaine-
bleau abeeboltenen Saeeen por es
Sitte, bab fin ben Sonis una fem
Oeioloe itets cenan 50 6Iaihen
@lIraun6er fir Sas Griibltiid mItee.
noulmen ipiiroeu. Run batte 2u0tpi9
XVI, tpenn er In 6ontainebieap
lagte, ME nnG @eiH berlanst Gin
nal eeidab es aber bod, uHo 81
ttidt eerineer geitiir5ing ietaaS
Gberideermeiiters fauS es iia, ooB
bereits idrutlide 90 Glai9en Don
ieinen buritieeu SnobeefcIge ge.
leert tporoen Daren. Wian Sitterte.
ALLEN Der gituii:tise aonis ioete
sieihmiitig: .aiinitis nebnlen Sie
lieber eiIuHotanisis GIaidcn nit"
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3afammsubru& d ess g ,.

gu amm menbru1 bes e p
fems MaIboip. Der .Dortpdrts-
Dom Z. Sanlar fdreibt: @a& bic Ue'
rnstubtu faussn istt aR. bic rationir'
ten @arn melt iiber ben SDditpreis
5u peTsaufen. Su ben Gemeinbeu oez
Imss 8radsl (2anbtreis Dortmnuoj
ipuroe bisis Wods Butter pertauti
bas pfuub su $40 M. gs bauoeli
iid teileibe uibt Inn ausIanbsbutter,
Die ia seIessntlitb iiberall 5u boberen
preiisn psrtduft iuurbe, ionbsrn bi.
Ssriiinft Der Butter 1T aus Der WsoIs
i.rti Rotbentir1en, bic iih afs bic
grSbfe woItsrei Neatt6lanhs hes
3ei9net. gs mare baber intersHanf.
su erfabrtu, ipie bieie unsebuerIiae
lleberfdr.itrlns bes S66itpreties fiir
Butter eers9fIeriigf pepbtn IoII. -
fiir bs pfunb Widen, iebr nnfa,ls
bere Mare, erbeblih nit Sdfsr Der.
miidt, bic in Der Chat nur als Yiebs
.futter selttn fDunien, aber ais 1ul'
ienfruHtndbrmittel bertauft pereen,
wH-'r, - - 11li;;i -. - ii;Si
alcerfpdrts l.20 M. se3dblt iperoer.
Mit 90 pfennissn fir bas Pfuno
ipdreH iie fslbit i.bt 3ur arissssett
iebr gut be5ablt. aua fOnft Fnb i&cn
llstsr'dr.!t,., ssss,ssssss's
Graup.u Das = SfsSs ssS 81 IA Sf:
iibsr ben So6itprsis besaAIt tperben,
Wie sefast, es banbeIt Fd I'm yBa.
rsn, bic rGtlonirt unb bur9 bic Ges
meinbtn su gert5eiIru,s ssbra&t ipsr'
BEN.
geatirIi6e 6rags.
SrauIein sSlufftop mar IN grober,
freiloieer slufresung, ruo icbaIo tie
ibreH seIiebten @esinaIo ii6 ibrem
Sanie ndbern fab, flos iie Die Sreppe
berunter uno an Die Gbiire bes Bor.
gortens, um ibn 5u entpfnngen.
sd babe cine quite Radri6t fir
oih." rief lie ibm sil inbem iie fidj
an ieinen SaIs bd,ste. Batter ingt,
ipeHn mir beiratben poIlet bsabIt er
bic $dlfte Der Sausausitotamsl"
-Nas TT tpirfli9 iebr biibi6 bon
ibm,- ertuiSerte gleginalS, .slber tpar
beoabIt oern bic anhere $dlfte2~
9etaunier erisb.nsr@lub: Die
Teiubfe[idteifen b1rrn ouf bie
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800 Der Bbf. Ben Dabts 9lo.
$4.00-4.50 Dori Jmperials $50
-6.25 per Hbf. @aiip's $4.75-6.'
% per Bbl. pipptns S.. 90 pei
Dbl. Qflbtrual $6.50-7oo per Bbl
Minefaps $3.50 $50 per 1bl. Or
binarb borieties $3.00-4.00 per 1u
Gomafoss. - Diogiba $4.0
-4.25 per Crate.
RnrtoffeIn. - Garlb Dbif
einbeimifGt $2.O0-2.25; aRi6igai
$1.45-15O per 100 pfnnb Gad an1
benz 0eleife.
SibfartoffeIn. - Nanet
$2.O0-2.10 per 6nmper.
0nrfeM - 3rett4oiS $1.bO---
200 per OuBeun.
Spargel. - $3.W-4.M pei
groBes Crate.
araut. Gloriba N.75-19C
per 3amper unD $SH0-S.75 PEI
Crate.
Stedrabem - $1O0 125
per Blu.
Weib. @Hbsm = .$loo-
$50 per Bbt.
3rfebefn. - Gelbe 50-75e;
tpeiBe $1.25-l50; rotbe 60-75e
per 100 pfnnb Sod auf benz Ge'
.leiie.
eaIai. - Gloriba $l60-l.75
per camper.
Crime Dobnen. - 6asIi&t
$2.25-2.5O per Samper.
4arutten - GinbeimiiGe 81
W-1.25 per 100 plumb.
5eu. - 10. 1 Timotbb 5000
30.75; go. 2 simotbp $29.5O-30.-
25, Ro, 3 5imotbp $28.O0-29.0 90.
go. / semiiGter al.e $28.O0-2S.50; };
Ro. 2 semiidter aIse $27.O0-N.. J.
rs; go. 1 9Iee $21.O0-21 20; Ro,
q alse $2O.o0-21.00; alfalfa $l4..
00-22.00; Rogsenftrob $11.50--
12.O: Weissnitrob $11.D-12.5O;
6aferitrob $11.N-12O0 per Sonne.
WHbIeufutter. - Die pret,
ie iiir alsi. ipsrbsn feffscfebt auf
elmer BniiS bon 38 Yrosent Der
burdftnitiliden Rotten bon Weiaen
IN Der Wsuble. Dte a]refie Don anbe'
rem Wei5eH Miklsnfutter finb:
Sbort ober Gtonharb MibblingS
$500 fber ben greis bon Rlsie.
semif6fes syutter $4.00. Meits5Pib'
bltnes $500 iiber aIeis, Rsb Dog
$1,000 Iber aIeie.
GGmerrien. ~ Ndrit iet;
Rl,eiameu $19.00-21.0O pet Bu.
bonn Gtort; 9imptbs $36O---410;
sylaf6jarHen $4.50 per Hu.
Derj@ieDsRek.
Dele. - W2artt jtetis. - aetnSl
robe $i.61 per Gallone IN partien
bon Ia gbl.; S1.78 In partin
Don 1-9 9alIoneu; go. / 2arhSt
S1.3S-1.40; gDiutsrsaeh $1.@-
1.68: Cotton Seee Oil raft. $1.6
pei Gollons; 9erpenfin Ole IN pars
ti.n prn 1--6 Sob; petroleum Sbto
Carbon Gtntf Seft 12se; epe5ial'
gorts 14e; Reb Groipn 0oiolin 25e;
Rapbta Doc per Gallpne.
GaIs. - Der Marit sf ter. =
Dbio gRiper $2.o1 ys D6l. DON LOO
pFunb. BubrIobu btnsusefast.
SaIa. - Mnrft ftarf. - primo
Gitp 16t-17e; bo. Gountrp III
15e pei pfunb.
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tirt. @s@jd auf QpnboM warren hstig.
ESs % Tags ek72x. Commercial Dils, %
1aes. M1l siai N15X. asb.l. q.
5.72K, &absl o.1i4; gaori. ieins naoti'
sunGtn; 9tossn. ieins luotisunSen Gsf.
l8potide Gulbeu Gibt 484t. 4abd <eHc,
2ife ei@t s.67K, 3abd e.86. Rubd SID,
;8K; 9sbel "a, 6iIber Barreu 1eZt,
Merifanif4e Cellars 7SK.
Nftisumssft-Gn Rasii par bsuts
iIou uub Hnoeyeeelt. Der gsianmt. I'm.
fat belief ii& auf stUa $4,000 0fiisn.
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egssrtss 4ssfs.t9jn1s.
Die limj6te I'm btsfilen Gltarinetpals
bslieiea ji4 tsnts auf $a,77T,5S2.
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ts:sasisfslciu.,;s - @a; 9 ssl%
1.26a; am Ghlub $1.26i.
Safer. - SIR Rdr3 92-92ae;
am Galub 923c. Sir Rai S6s-
s7ge; am Sdlub s6sc.
Rogssn. - RO. 2, $2,92-2.92a.
@erite. - S1.60-1.97.
9imotbp. - $5.O0-8.25.
alee. - $28.O0-31.O0.
Tors. .-ssse.zss -.-sSeses sszs S< s9 -<s.50;
am S9lub $48.4O.
Shmal3. - liir Woi $26.O7-
1927; am gAlub $26.O7. Jiir syult
$26.12-2e.27; am S9lub $2e12.
Rippeuistten. - syiir Rai $24.77
am ealub $24.77. yar
SuIi $25.15-2537; arH S@uB
S6lub $25.15.
Butter. - Marit uussreselt;
greamerp 35-413c.
Ger. - Wlarit pilIiger; 3irtuhr
1887 8iftsn- iytrits 33-334e; ors
binarp ftrts a2e; a,rf benz aItartt
3&.
Fartuffein. - Martt p51er; 3ns
fub= % Cars; Miseonfin, Mi6lsal
unb Wsiundota Built $1.W-l10;
DO. eide $1O5-1.15.
9dbne. - Wtarit unperaabert.