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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-23
INFORMATIuNI

0moriti de explpzie. = Column
bus, Ohio. = O locomotive a IL
niei Baltimore & Ohio facut ieri
explozie, omorind pc mecanicul
Henry Hall 81 pc focarul Harry
f. Darhsam. Sc zice ca inspector
rii statului cOndamnase acum ci-
teva luni aceasta locomotive ca
ne mai find buna de serviciu. 81
Gu toate acestea compania o in
trebuintase pentru impingerea
vagOanelor de MARTA pc linia
moarta.
Lista perderilor Angliei. =
Londra. - In saptamina trecuta
Anglia a perdut 1859 de oa-
meni, clasifieati astfel: 581 de O.
fiteri morti, 1915 raniti .si 119
disparuti. 1897 de soldati morti.
1888 raniti 81 2O09 disparuti.
Cum operau tunurile monstre.
= Londra. S'a. aflat ca tunu-
rile germane de lunga distanta
Gu care Sc tragea asupra Parisu-
lul erau mascate Gu alte tunuri
fictive, facute din lemn. Tunurile
adeyarate areau mOntate ceva
mai departe de imitatii, asa ca
au fost seutite de bombele aliati-
lor. Acum cind Gu inaintarea tru-
pelor aliate s'a gasit unul din a.
ceste tunuri ,,camoflage", lovit
de nenumarate bombe 'aeriene.
Sf1ryit de grev&. - Columbus.
= Astazi si-au reluat serviciul
toti conductorii tramvaelor Ge
aici carl stau in greva de Martha
trecuta. S'a facut o intelegere la
Springfield prin care dificultati-
lie salarului au sd fie aplanate de
consiliuf rauncitoresc de razboi.
Nepotrivire de idei in Germa-
MA. - Paris. - 0 depese trin1i-
sa din Zurich catre ziarul Ma
tin zice cd in timpul unei confe-
rinte grupurilor din Reichtsag
Es'au ivit diferente de opinii asu-
pre- raspunsului Germaniei la
+punctc'e' presedintelui Wilson.
0enerositate americana. - New
York. 80 George w. Wickerham,
fost procuror general al Statelor.
Unite, spus intr 'un discurs IT,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-23

Re acestia, ciAd VI vim Ia nina, Remfsf
Ia parete, arxtati- i lnnii, "a sa ne cunoaste
sa q Va veni, timpul i mn este departs ~
stignim a cruce pc toti codaeii eari nn ~
ri fac& datoria fat& de neam. ss.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-23

AnI1uent& IN warren. - War
rem, Ohio. 80 Ca 81 in alte multe
orase, aici s'au fnchis toate saloa-
nele, cinematografele 81 teatrele
din cauza boafei numita influen-
ia sponiola. Prima victima a a.
cestei boale a fost un American
anume John Cooper, care locuie-
ste pc partea de vest.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-23

cauza unor locomotive triatite
pc linie 81 a unei magazii de
munitiuni 81 uleiuri, carl fusesera
lovite din aer 81 carl ardcau IA
cind nenumarate explozii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-23
Ravagiile influentei spaniole.

= Cleveland, Ohio. = In orasul
Cleveland s'au mai declarat inca
25O de cazuri de influenza spani-
ola; numarul total al cazurilor
este de S,616; din nou au mai
murit %, lar numarul total al
mortilor este 153. ,Numarul total
al cazurilor IA statul Ohio este
de 95,00O/ lar numarul total al
mortilor este sde 1000. Numarul
total al cazui6ior din toata tara
este de SO, ,Q94 lar totalul NOR.
tilor este de 4kO00
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-10-23

Scufundarea unui torpilor. =
Stockholm. : Tn torpilor norve-
gian. s'a lovit Marti de stinca
linga Bergen 81 s'a scufundat nu-
mai deceit. M. Sc site daca eel de
pc bord au scapat sau nu Gu vi
alta.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-25

PRINT SHOWS THROUGH
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-25
Red Cross Notes.

The Red Cross sweater has be-
come so generally used by the
privatas in cantonements that
they are almost the badge of the
soldier, same as three links are
badge Of an Odd Fellow, and our
boys appreciate them rs much.
They are comfort table and carry
with them a message Of love and
substantial backing from the
loved ones who cannot go with
them over yonder.
w. H. Fish. of Mt Vernon, has
been appointed Chairman of the
Publicity Bureau of this Chapter.
and will make a good one. All
notices of doings of the Red
Cross should be sent to him.
the Civilian Relief Committee
of the Red Cross Is going to be
one of the most important
branches of this Chapter, not
alone from the standpoint of
money furnished, but to help
those wholly or partly depend
ent to procure employment; help
dependents get their claims prop
erly prepared to procure Federal
aid promptly; help keep up the
high standard of education among
those left behind; be ready to
get employment for soldiers who
come home partly disabled; ar
range place for the man who
cannot take up the work he left
on account Of wounds or lost
health. These things will count
in reconstruction after this hor-
rible war is over as we'll as now
ard Rev. II. T. Young and his
able committee should have the
backing and assist lance of every
citizen in Rockcastle County to
make the work OF this com mittee
live after we have all crossed over
the Silent River of Death.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-25
CURED AT A COST OF

Eight years ago when we
first moved ito Nation, I was a
great sufferer from indigestion
aud constipation, writes Mrs.
Robert Allison, Mattoon, Ill. 81
had frequent headaches and dizzy
spells, and there was a feeling
like heavy weight pressing on
my stomach and chest all the
time. l felt miserable. Every
morsel of food distressed me.
could not rest at nighs and felt
tired and worn out all the time
One bottle of Cham berlain' S Tab
let's cured ME and have since
felt like a different person.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-25

sprouted the best lay aside the
ear that corresponds to the check
number for seed.
I would like to have the names
and addresses and varieties of
corn of all farmers who have
seed corn TO sell. This will help
the County Agent in giving in
formation to those who wish to
buy seed corn.
School Teachers Of
Rockcastle County.
My dear teacher friends:-I
believe the most important work
that you can do now is helping
the farmers to test their seed
corn. You can do this through
your schools. The students
bringing the corn to school and
testing 1t there. Then at the END
of the week, when the corn has
sprouted invite the parents who
have had their corn tested and
let them see how it has been
done. AS | said in the beginning
it is an important patriotic duty.
The winning of the war depends
on our ability to make bread
and for that reason I am asking
the teachers and farmers TO help
in this seed corn campaign.
Will teachers desiring further
information address County
Agent, r. F. Spence. Berea,
Kentucky.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-25
Local Farmers To
Get Nitrate
GOVERNMENT TO SELL NITRATE
For Fertilizer Through County Agent

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 25.-
Notice has been given to !, R. F.
Spence, Agricultural Agent for
Rockcastle County, that the U. s..
Department of Agriculture will
sell at cost supply of nitrate Of
soda to farmers in RocEoastle
County.
The nitrate was purchased
through the War Industries Board
under the authority of the Food
Control Act as a part of the pro-
gram for stimulating agric ultural
production. 1t will be unloaded
at Atlantic ports and the price will
be SIS. so ton, free on board cars
at port of arrival Farmers are
to pay in addition freight from
port of arrival and the Safe fer.
tilizer tag fee.
HOW TO OBTAIN NITRATE.
Applications for a part of the
100, 900 tons of nitrate bought by
the government will be received
only from actual farmers or own
ers or holders of farms for use or
their land, and may be made
through County Agent, R. F
Spence or through any membe,
of local com mittee, consisting o.
w. ]. Sparks, chairman, S. P
Caudill, 1. B. Chestnut. w. g
Johnson, and George Fish.
No money will be required with
the application. but upon notice
from the County Agent farmers
who have signed applications
must deposit with a local bank
association, or individual, desig
mated by the secretary OF Agrl
culture, to act as the farmers
agent for that purpose, money t
cover the cost of the fertilizer
except the freight charge. AfteI
the money is transmitted t.
Washington the nitrate will b.
shipped to the farmers. lfappli
cations for the nitrate exceed tn
supply of about 100, 900 tons. tn
government will allot the supply
on a pro rata basis among thos'
who applied. Applications mus
be received by February 4th.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-25
TO THE FARMERS OF ROCK.
CASTLE COUNTY.
SEED CORN.

1 would like to impress upon
the farmers of Rockcastle Coun-
ty the Importance of testing
their seed corn for this year 1913
Many of the north and north
western states will not have
enough seed corn to supply a
third of their need. Kentucky
must help supply this corn. The
early freezes and harI winter
we nave had makes it necessary
for each farmer to select and not
only select but to test his corn
and see whether it will grow or
not. The Hfollowing is a simple
way to test corn: Take a piece
of a sheet or good strong cloth
The white factory cloth will do.
Spread it on a table and take a
pencil and line this cloth off in
two inch checks and numb Der
check. Leave a good margin on
both sides and ends so as to
fold over the checks without
disturbing the corn. Pick out
the best corn for seed possible
Take from six to ten grains from
each ear, number each ear to
correspond with the check on
the cloth. For instance, grains
from ear number one should be
placed in check number one
Wet the cloth and place it on g
smooth table and place the grain.
on these checks. Fold over the
sides and ends. Place a lamI
wick at the end where you be
gin to fold over lamp wicl
reaching to the center of thu
cloth. Then wrap a dry clotl
around it and tie it with som,
strings. Place it in a warn
room with the wick hanging il
a cup of water. Let this alon,
for six days (besure it does no
get cold at night) then unfol,
the cloth and see which checl
has sprouted the greatest mum
Der grains. the ones that hav
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-25
Graded School Notes

After being repaired our fur
nance is in first class order; it
keeps the building more than
warm. Yen need have no fear
about your child not being com
Portable while in school; in fac.
it is better off in school during
such weather as this than oft.
Owing to a mistake, Nina Cox's
name was left off the Star Roll
last month.
We are expecting gOodly num-
Der of new students next Mon
day. Below is a list of the names
and addresses of pupils in at
tendance from out of town dis
tricts
Jack Ovens, Ottawa,
Nora Fields, Burr.
Lillian Fields, Burr,
Willie King. Gum Sulphur,
Laura Taylor. Snyder,
Sadie Parson, Vernon,
Flora Pitman, Pine Hill,
Leila Mullins, Mt.Vernon,
Claude McHargue, Pine Hill,
rulla Owens, Burr,
Robt Fish, Mt.Vernon,
Clay Coffee, Wilde,
Tom Chestnut, Burr,
Elmer Allen, Cooksburg,
Celia Hiatt, Mt Vernon,
Tabitha Hiatt, Mt. Vernon.
Milton Moore. Mt. Vernon,
= Willie Coffee, Mt. Vernon.
Mary Cummins, Withers,
Mamie McNew, Wilde,
Ada Brown, Ottawa,
Jack Brown, Ottawa,
Catherine Brown, Ottawa.
o o o
The school Treasurer inform!
US that he has retired another
. $500 bond. This makes S. 90,
already paid on the bond issue
leaving s.. 900 yet to be paid.
o o o
Every student in school ha
written composition upon som
: phase of the Conservation Q
: Food. The compositions ar
E ready to be judged and will b
S published shortly.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-25
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH
REMEDY.

Before using this preparation
for cough or cold you may wish
to know what it has done for
others. Mrs. o. Cook, Macon,
Ill, writes, ~ have found it
gives the quickest relief of any
cough remedy I have ever
used" Mrs. James ~ Knott,
Chillicothe, Mo-, says'"Cham-
berlain's Cough Remedy cannot
be beat for coughs and colds. u
H. J. Moore, Oval Pa, says ST
have been used Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy on several oecas.
sions when was suffering with
a settled cold upon the chest
and it has always brought about
cure.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-25
The Council of
National Defense

No more crit icsl days have be
fallen US since the time that
Patrick Henry made his fatefuI
speech before the House of Bur-
gesses when he uttered these
words "Give me.-Liberty or
give me deaih". The sinister
shadow of the Divine Rights of
Kings casts over our land "a pail
that we dreamed had forever
been dispelled by the sun of
Liberty which flooded our land
after the War of the Revolution
But our dreams of peace, secure
from invasion, fOstered by our
spirit of Gods will toward all "
have been rudely shattered by
the avowed aims OF the Masters
of modern Germany to make the
present day world subjects to
their wifi No means, however,
foul, has been left by them un-
tried; lntolerable suffering has
no more effect on their ambitious
hearts than a dewdrop on ad-
amant; pity is as strange to
their bosom as virtue to LuCifer.
The we'll in which truth hes they
never discovered. The God
whose supremacy all men &C
knowledge. they condescend to
treat as an equal; the pride OF
conquest, The lust of power, has
never been so shamelessly ex-
plotted.
And We! We must stand to
pether as one if we are to win; we
must rub the sleep from our
eyelids; bend the back and
strain the muscles of our Nation.
al being to triumph in the pres
emit conflict. Rich man and poor
man without regard to race oil
creed will know the weight of the
bond from which the land has
been free since the day of Georg'
the Third. if we fail in this crisis
1t is not enough to say 1--WE
will not fall" We must use on
power and resources to maxi
failure impossible. The weap
ons of force used against US ar
augmented by insiduous attempt
to determine our confidence ant
to produce unrest among on
people. Attempt has been mad
to range American against Amer
lean; to excite greed at the Ell
pense of sacrifice for the Nation
al good. These are some of tn
forms of ceaseless activity G
the enemy within Cur gates
that we have to overcome tbs
we may give our whole ,strengt
and power to the cause. We mu'
stand as one! Work as oneI Figt
as one.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-25

QUICK CURE FOR GROUP.
Watch for the first symptom,
hearseness and give Cha m ber-
lsip's Cough Remedy at once.
1t is prompt and efectual.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1918-01-25
Catarrh Of Stomach
Did Not Know II

Mrs. Selena Tanner, Athens, Ohio,
writes: 81 cannot find words to ex-
press my thanks for your kind ad-
vice. I never once thought ! had ca
tarrh of the stomach. / commenced
taking Peruna, as you directed. My
stomach continued to hurt me for
about two weeks after / began the
medicine, and then it stopped. l now
have a good appetite, while before
/ was nearly starved"
Those who object to liquid medl'
elnes can procure Peruna Tablets.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-30
segas s.
gatrgen.

y. @. Simnlos Don Su(in1
ltarb ar Sen 6olgen eilles Sdrot=
ifuiies, Den er ON Mittnod) in Ger
9idbe oes BON Dem sscger Slopo
Nalole beluobnten @auies, ctmn 2la
Meilen auberbalb Der Staot, chi.
pfangen batte. 0tebrere Eerionen
maren 3citgen bcs gorfallcs.
Gie aonuention ser Stare
Scaders aIioeiation lit an Srcitll
permitting in Gnaos inter GROCER
Scteilignllg erofinet morocn. Die
,3abl Der @cluder miro aitf 1000 BIS
5000 geiddet.
>Oer 2anomirtldafts aommi-
jar 9apis bat elmer in Sou,
iton ~obgeholtenct aonferel,
beiaepobnt, 1T weld)cr Sic. Scr
Gallmmolcn ailltur bnrd) Cen
0Hinf Boil Norm" orobenbe @,efanr
eingebeno beiprod)cn pnroc. Sros-
Dem in Scr lesten 3eit feline ser ae=
fdhrlifen Shabltuge III Den fir Cen
Ynbuu Don gairnmole perbotenea
@eacnocn mebr ~geiunoen muroen,
ioaen Die G.uarantdae MaBreaelil
u~orlollfig beiteben blei6en. 0ageaell
Miro Gomnliiiar 9apis Dem @oii-
peritellr einpfeblen, oas erlaiiene
Terbot onhin ab3nannerL oaB III osr
3olte 30. , Cotton inter gepliieu
8ebineungen, fiir oeren Snnebal-
tung iib orc Noruner idriftlih Der
pflidJtcn miiiicn, angcbnnt mcrocn
bari.
Die @egcno BON Sort Stodton
III ani 6reitag abcrmdla Don eilIenl
fd)meren Sfncciturm 6eingeind)t
moroely orrd Den groBe &erll!itc
oin @iebltanoe angeriftet mnroen.
St HaleitQlc lit &. u. 6ronbel
ans Dem Seben geld)icoeu. Gr miro
BON ieincr @attin uno nlehreren in
San gntonio i~pobncnben Germon0.
ten il6erlebt.
Zoe Meper bon Nliitin mllr0e
bonn Srapis County &rimiliolor.
rid)t megen gerlesung oes 2opali.
totSgcicees 81 5tDei Sobren 3udt-
baus ncrirteilt. Gr iol in 9tel.
&rmtnfels oerificoene unpatriotiidlc
8emerfirngen genadt bo6en, biC
ipater sur an5eige gebradt muroen
! Negcn zines abnliden GereebenS
begongen i'll 9luitin maren ibm id)ol
| friiber 5iuei Sabre 5uoiftiert.
81 geeniqe lit g. @. alipp.
itein, Ser Grinder ulo Yrdlioellt oel
/. Notiouol 9anf, aeItorben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-30

@abn b~eid)ranfter Seelell, oil bic
glnmlld)ung elmer 6DDereu Wadt III
lm1ere Ingelegellbeiten 81 gloltben.
9ftr ~melligitens 5eigte bis beltte jeoe
Gri1ten5, oeren intinner Sang mir be
fallllt gefporoen, nteine elgelte nit
ellgcrebnet, einen gebetmnispollel
3lt1dmlnenbang, Der Die entfernte
item ,SSuoeth inrnter mieoer rilfmdrts
ipinltt uno berfniipft. IS lit nit Dem
Gehen ltld)t ar1oers mte nit einer
Slpertiiref fein Wotip, oaS einmal
aufgeflrngea, oerballt 5ulanaten-
banglos. @ie oft miro ser Son,
BEN mon in Der SugenD ungeihlo-
gen, crit I'M Ilter 5ltnt IccorO; III
oos, mas mir geapollt, nliibt lid) In
bered)ellbares nnb giebt lbnl peron=
oerte @eltalt; Oas, pollad) mir ltte=
ben, miro uns nidt = oas aoltliGl-
lte fdut Inns aber oft ullgclubt in Den
S6poB. S1 a1en Dem crfennle id) Ell
nen Ylan, oelien ourdlaufelloe 2iltls
lid) MIR Don einem Bultfte aus iiber.
i6olten ldBt. 0ieier Bullft eriltiert.
llno fir SeDen tagt Scr Momen1,
no er einnlal BORT ltebelt miro iolla
es Dan1it audi ipaDren bis at i%eiler
lesteu Stulloe. Gins aber %uiiIlen mir
gfae ihon auf balbem @ege begrei-
fen ooB aus ieoer SerIdulouug gatl5
,tnlnittelbar oie 9uBe auffei1nt."
sir ieoen2 @abrlid) nift! @c=
ben Sic 10 ipenig Menidenfenmtnis
ooer litto Sic optinliltiid, Inn nid)t
5u iebe1l, mic oas Sdifial, Dem Sic
ei1en 2enfer ~5uerfennerL gar pieie
Sdpuloige itraflos binourdid,liipfen
ldBt, obne 8uBe, obne Selbitfritif TO-
gar? Giner biiBt oaltn fir oieie Mle.
uno pieaeidt NOR geraoe oieier Cine
neitous Der Before inter ibnen, sci
fen inneres Sein ferngeluno blieb,
nlld) no er getalllnelt. 0ennod}-per
iidJ NIT ber SGulo 6elaoer, mehr
ooer minber, moge Sic 6olgen trn
gen! 8elm Sbr @ott ober niiBig gil
iiebt, pie benz llnidnloigen @emalt
geget HedJt seid)iebt, oob er mebrlos
idreieHbe llnbia erleioen mllB, mel
DIES &ort erfillben Sic baum Itatt
oes tonenoen 8ortes: @ered)tigfeitG
,shifial'f tueroen Sic iagell, mo
10 ltpBen MIR tpieoer 5%uianIlen."
Gr iab ~betroffen IN lire flamnlelt-
ben gugen. Sic perseiien oas beili-
&c Midteramt Der 3eit," iagte er in
tieiem @rnit; ,,oieie Madt gebt nit
inter lansiam, aber le fomntt ="
o@ern man 3eit bebalt, alf Die
Belt 81 nnrten, pieleiht. SD fenne
mir eines, benz Iid) Sober untermer-
fen mitB, pbsle aampf nno Wlmreil,
neil es Die @elt beberrid)t, - has
lit Der Goo. MIem Inoeren gegerl-
iiber heiBt es: bilf DIR ielber, mo
fannif ou's nidt, 10 geb 5n @rltnoe.."
(8ortiesung folgt.)
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@olbeme 6pd)seit.

Am Gonnerstag feierten Serr
Seinrid) Giaing, ether Der befannte.
item oelltihen gemobncr u~niercr
StaOt, uno ieine Satin 6rieberife,
geb. sos, oos Set ibrer ~goloenell
Spf5eit. 3ie 3rallung fnnb ieincr-
5eit bier III San antonio itatt. Sers
Rilling lit Jest so Sabre, ieine Srun
81 Sabre off. SeiDe ltamn1en ai,s
oenielben Srte, ais @pmeringen in
@iirttelnberg. 9ie auBerit gliidlibe
Che ipllrbe nit iieben .&iiihcrn ee=
iegnet, brei oerielben itarbea, bier
icber nod: orei 9odter, Sral 6ranf
$. @eber, Jrau sloolf @railo uuo
Sri. Natalie Sitting lino ein Sohn,
6einridl Hi1ing ir. Die eoloene ST.
b%elfeicr muroe im ssamilientreiie be.
gaitgen.
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1rfr yr.ujc lm stras;; sonnabtns ,en 30. Noptmbtr 1918.

Ter iiioiide u@elfore 9oaro'
IaBt I'M Camp 9rapis elm leres @e-
bdlloc 5l1r 9eqllemlidfeit uno ltnter-
baltung Der litoii6en Soloaten er-
ridten. 0as @aus, melbes ca. $4,000
foltet, ioa bis 5llm 8. 9esember fer.
tig iein.
Die Iilitar 8~er1pnItullg bat
nit ocnl gaden oes &riegsbrooc5
alrfboren laIien uno oie Soloatel
iperocn BON lebt an reiltes @ei5en-
brpo er1altet.
Gas, 2atolpirtid)aft5 &onite
ser Sanbalsfoml1ter. forbart sic Sc
pobner Scr Staot anf, olld) inn nad)-
item SATIRE miebcr Griegsgdrten on
5lilegen uno iopicl mic moglid) iGr
@elniilc ielbit 81 5ieben.
@ie mir idon mittcilten, foH
1en oie Grocer Dom /. 9e5anber Gil
Ben 3ltder mieber obne llnter5eid-
ltllllg Ser i'm lesten Sabre eingefiihr=
ten 3uderfarten p%erfaufell. alrd)
Sic eini6rdnfertoen Seitinrmnugesr
fir sic Sotels, Geltaltrants NM
goaroineballier iinb o~nfgeboben,
ood) miro bas gublifllm srnabnt,
I'M @ebraud oes Buffers moglidjit
ipariam 5u iein utb nid)t mebr nls
bier Tfunb pro Yerion monatli1 5u
per6raldelt.
Der Stoat Seros bot sic bon
ibm perlaagte u8ar @orf 6unb"=
Quote ii6er5eidnet. gnItatt ser ner=
laneten $3,239,500 murben So.
10000 aeiomlnelt.
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California Dellolp. $425.
Somoten. Gal, $3.50.
8ohuen. COLORADO, 8lnto. PEI Yfn
S9.75; California 8aDons, per crut.,
5000; EinfS, $3.50; Gina. Sf4.5O;
Hapn. St4.00; 8ladepes, 5000.
Srifde String Senns. $f.75 II. $500.
&ohl. $500 nnb 1926 per 100 Efo.
@riirer 9feffer, $1.0O Der Buldei.
8abtesben. SOC per 3to. giiuoel.
Weerrettias Wura,m oct $40 .sn
Giirfen, 90c per Sbo.
@rbien, per tleiuer Crate. $500.
Veeten. $500 Der 100 Yflrn6. .
aopffnlat, $500 utlb 1925 per Crate.
9eterfilie. SOC Der Sbo. s8iitlsel.
1firii6e. $1.65 uno $1.75 per Crate.
@eIbe @nr5eIn. $500 per 100 8fo.
@ierpflnn3en. $3.50 Der Sufdef.
Miiben, $500 Der 100 @funS.
Gauaib. $3.50 per 9uIhel.
@anteloupes. 81 SO.
Gpirnt, $1.75 Der Samper.
Crime grbfen. $500 per 0amn,,
Seaerie. Colorado, 1925 per Grate.
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Aiihe. $5.25 bis 1913.
&dlber, $3.50 bis $f2.t0.
0dien. $3.50 bis $3.50.
S6peiue, $14.00 bis Sf1.S5.
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&inhpieb, Ssress0dien. SO bis St3
Shiueine. Sf400 bis $3.50.
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