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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
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paffugierb ampfer %,
ne 0erluit BON Wen dem
leben geiuntsn. Snfolee einea
3uiammenitobes nit Dem Sampft
leihter Santos" iant Samitae Raa=
mittas tur5 nah pier llbr Der paFas
gierbampfer rSepport", Der BON
Ssansburs, y. s., am Yatterp pier,
Nep Yprt, einsetrOffen mar. saus
1enoe bon 3uihauerr i'm 9atterp
Bart lpurben 3eugen bes ieniationels
len Shauipieles. $40 paFagiers,
Mdnner, 6rauen unb ainbsr, 6efans
ben fih on gorb Der rHeppDrt", ais
ii6 bic Soqiiion ereienste. bile ipurs
ben in Siderbeit ssbra9t, ebe Der
8ampfer tpirtlih iant. Die sanse aas
taitropbe nabm taum mebr uIs 5ebn
Winuten IN Qnipru6. unb penn aa.
pitdn Smith Dom ssGbrbo0ts .gronr"
nitt seiItssaesennartig senu0 genes
len lpGre, nit ieinsm goote bic ,aeps
port sesen ben Stsinpall su fhies
Ben, uno 10 Elm i4nelereS Sinten 81
perbinbsrn, pdren sipeifeGos in Der
entitanoenen panit Dtenihsnleben
oerlOrsn sesansen. als iia Der gu
Iammenftob sreisnete, lam es unter
ben paHasiersn oes 9ampfsrs 8u ei4
nsr panit, bic MIR burh bic beions
meme Saltuns Der Sffiaiere uHbWanns
idaften untsrbriidt tpsroen sonnte.
9erf6isbens peripnen berIudten iiber
goro gu Ipringen, troboem Der Oame
pier in manufactured Rdbe Der ans
leseitele mar, purber nb.r Opn ben
MannI6dften, tpenn nDtbig, nit Sc
malt oardn perbinoert. DER Geihter
,Santps" rammtt bic raepport" auf
Der gddborbieite. Der aapitan bait:
bem Geihterfiibrer burf SisnoIe nit
Der Sirene 5ipdr gu oeriieben se9eben,
oab er ansulegen bedbithti9s, Die Sig'
male Iteinen aber mibperitdnoen ipor'
ben 5u lIeimr 9apiidn 9teptou 8. g.
StsIsp bat bic naenpprt" Iett mebr
ais erei Subrsn unter feinem 9oms
manbo unb III iiber 35 Sabre duf benz
Meere sefabren. @r bat ilisu,als einen
llnian auf Gee erlebt unb ibeint aup
on BEN oeItrissn 3ufammenitob teine
S9ulb 3u boben. Seine 1yrdu, bic ii4
sbenFaas an goro befdnb, mar seiftess
sssennGrtis ssnus, iOsGr bic ptriSns
liten Sabielisteiten bes aapttdns.
als cine @uitarre, sipsi RessnItirme.
cine Gabatspfeife unO osri6itbene4ns
aiise in Gidsrbsit Su brtnsen. Ulen'
i9snlebsn eineen Bel bem 3uidmuer'
itobe nidt perlcren. ghr 5Ipei perfos
neu tpuroen leidt perlest.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
1lnb.Na@ridten.
Nitritaa. 25. SuIi 1916.

9i.nitas, 25. SuIi 1916,
Der Sbioflub lit laneiam i'm Gals
len besriifsn uno bate geitern IbsnS
BEL bieiissr Stuot einen Wufsritanp
Don lat Sub.
Die fplssnbsH Oepsidsn traten gee
fern bier Elm:
pittsburs Qa.-6.0 GuB, fdat.
WbssIins. U. ga.-5.S SUB, fieigt
pariersburs, %. 8a.-6.0 CUB, falt
3anapba Sails, 10. @a.-6.5, fiat.
Gbarleiton, %. @a.-7.7 Sub. faut.
portsmputb, S.-11.5 SUB, iteist.
aouiapill,, ap.-9.5 Sub, fdlIt.
GSanspilIe. SnS.-16.1 Sub, fteist.
Raibpile. aenn.-1s.6 SUB, ftsiat.
Chattanooga, Senn.-19S 5us. fGat.
aanfas Gitp, Mp.-10.5 SUB, fGIt.
Wsmpbis, 5snn.-24.3 Sub, fdqt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25

3uder. preiie fef. - Rdfs
finirter Gut aoaf $3.50; poubtr,b
$3.50; Cubes $8.70: sranuIirisr $s..
20; Gonf.citoners n" $1s.10; of
.a4 $7.SO-9.O0; ipsiber srtra $3.50
--7.7o; ertra g" $3.50 per bunb.rt
piunb.
Mofafiss III ifstis. - Nep
Crl,ans Open aetilt 45--65c; gsns
triiusnl 25--34e per Gdlone.
Reis. - aouiiiana. Gancp 6<ab
'63--6se; prima 5t-5ae; prbindtr
4a-5e; Sapan 4s-5te per pfunb.
Dairp prcbufte.
Buffer Marit rn6ig unb
prdIe itetis. - WboIsmiLf. EXTRA
31Ae; gentrali5eb srtra 29e; Gentra,
lijeS firits 255e; issOnbs 22Ac; Uanep
Gairp 23c; padins StOd 20-21Ae
pu plumb.
aaie. Wsarit itttie. Ohio lie.
slprbipefIidsr IT Cents; Rem Uorl
18c; S9peissr 35-40t; bo. Bird
17e; 2imburger 17A-18e PEI pfunb.
gier. Marit ieit; primu
firfs Siibnersier 24e; firiis 221e; or.
bindrs firits 20Ae; isconbs, 17ac per
DtIbsnb; Gntsneier 21Ac per Dubtnb.
@sfflseI. - DART fietis. ~
@roilsrs bon IA pfunb unb bnrilber
2St; .unb IA pfuno 2le; 6Stnsl
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Gbieago, "a. oSuli.

Weissn. giir Sept. s1.174-
1921; am Sdlub $1.22t. Giir Deg.
81 20a-1.25t; am S6luB $1.25.
DeIidtorn. - Jiir Sept. 77t-
1916; OIL SdluB 1896. Sir 9s3. 65a
.-665e; am S9lub 66sc.
Safsr. = Jiir Sept. 4oa 42c; am
s4lub 41se. Giir Deg. 42a-43se;
au S4lub 43sc.
ROsssn. - Ro. l nsu 97c;. 10 2,
nominsG.
9.rH.. = e3-75c.
Gimothp. = $3.50.
als. $7.00-14.O0.
port. = sgiir Sept. $24.s7-25.s =
OF; am S6lub $500.
S6mal3. - 0ir Sept. S12.S5-
1905; am S4lub $500. Sir DIT.
$12.S7-19.O5; am S6lub $12.97.
Rippeni.itsn. - Sir Sept. $3.50
am S6lub $13.65.
Butter. - Wartt itetis; Grsamerp
24-Nie.
Gisr. - Martt fetis; 3ufubr H.
35l Siitsn; firits 22-22te; Orbinarn
iirits 21-21sc; auf bsm Wartt 18
-22sc.
aartOfieln. Wdrt. ni.oriser;
i3ufubr 80 Cars; 9irsinia in 5dfIsrn
S2.05-2.40; @irsinia Buff 80
s5c; Slinois, aanius unS NO,, TO
75t.
@sfliissl. = 2sbenbss, Nartt IN.
ressimGbis; 9dbNe 17c; 5rii9jabrss
biibner 21-23Ac.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
Gbieas 0, "a. suli.

Sdpeine = 3ufubr $1,000;
Warit, bober; 1u1t $9.35-9.85;
leidte $9.25-10.00; stmifdte $9.O5
-1005; fhper. $9.6-10.10; ro5.
$9.6-8.20; GsrisI S7.60-9.20.
Rinbpieb. = 3ufubr $4,000;
Warlt. fsft; Ratipe Wef Gtiere $3.50
1000; Gtod,rs unb Geebers $500
800; tiibe unb 6eifers $3.50
9.20; Rdlbsr $s.50-12.00.
S@afe. 3ufubr 5000; Ulartt
feit; Mabers S8.76--8.30; Gpes
$3.3O--7.60; admmsr $3.50 40,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
Metau,Warft.

Rem gort, "a. Suli.
aupfsr. Nartt fsit; Glscirolp'
tic $24.00-N.00.
Giisn. - Martt tetig; Ro. l Rprs
tbsrn S20.50-21.00; glp. 2, $1,000
Rp. l Suutbsrn $20.25-
20.75; Ro. 2 $19.75-20.25.
3inn. = Martt rubig; offerirt fur
$3.50.
glsi. - $6.35 ptrIanst.
Spsltsr. - Wartt fet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
cSanSpirt1f&attfi@es.
Ote bette Grnte.

llnsfpeifeIbait lit auf ben meiItsn
sSarnien bieies 2anbes Seli Die bette
ernte; beionbers fir ben Jarmsr in
Der HSbe srSbtrer Stdbie brinst tpoDl
taum irsenb Elm anberes Gr3eusnib
ber Gurm 10 hobe preiie tpie sutes
0ni. Ollie anberen Garmprobu.te
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25

9Gute. - Mar,t mar .ubis anb
fetis. Habsdal5eae Ro. / 17a
1Sc per pfb.; sRu. 2 bo. 16a-17e
per pfb. Gitp Builders friiae Is :
18Ac; bo. @puntrn 14-15e; frifde
aalbfele 24-25c; TO. 1 8uIIen 12f;
No. q bo. lie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
am ser SsrIe.
(yelS. gOnos nab attisn in gsslu yDrf.

UeifdIiSpapIere Durbfn ~ 4-4XH = 6is,
foafirf. Nsdiet auf 4on6on naren itftie.
Slr 80 Tass t47Ix. Sid,i $4.75s4; Rapel
Mnnsiiunasn tL76h. 5ranes Sift 5.901A.
Aabel 6.9O4, Ularf Gidt 72H, aabet 724,
Rronen 6idt f2.45, aatel 1880, Hire eiai
o44. 4aba 643. Rubel Si&r 80.S5; 3s.
bel vO4; siiber. Barren sShe. ReIifaniits
2uiats ASK.
aftienm arff.-9im Yormiiiase NOR
tes Uartt redt Iebbait unb bic Breiie fua.
l,n tori, baIb jsoo& trat cine @eubung
EN- uno Die e,swinne gingea babel uteeer
re.lo. Gu.
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DpppeIttsNeA d.

Rummel (bei elmer aanopartit).
,Was febIt Dir benn, 8ummel2 Du
iiebit ia f9redbar blab aus" -
8ummel: I'D, MIR mar porhin BON
sinem @tas WuHsr ihle6t seporosu
- unb ba bate mon mir odnn nod
Elm @las MaiIsr einsei9ittet!@
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
Rss ysrier HsnO. lastirnnses

ss4 s:44!lsa sss; a.. > Ii,. gds. g; g; ,iss
sss:s 5 DSl:. 3 sss:aa ss:aa sss sss'i
s.s.S4, istat q szlsE!sssIEs ssn. q - ssx
&C aS1s e & & ss;:.: s;-- ~ g:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-25
lleberitdbt bes Cincinnati
Wadrftes,
Cir bic @ontas, ben "a. Gulf
1916 enSissnbs eSsd,e.
Gintinnati. "a q,,fi

- - - ~ " " IL zlukb
Die na1folsenben Quotiruna,u 6es
5isben iid MIR auf Gnsrcs 5ranss
attioneu. Bei iltinsrsn GeI6dften
ipsrben etipas bObsre greiis bers4nst.
propifionen.
g dmal5. - prima Gteam
$12.55-12.65; JamilB $14.oO--
14.50.
5ro denseiaI3enes 5feif9.
- Sbort clear Ssiten loTs, 14a
155t; Grtra ibOrt clear S.i!en i4f
154c; tur5. Rippenfeit.n III
143c; Bellies 16s-17c.
Bacon. Short clear Ssiten
18-1elc; ertra fbort clear Seiien
15l-16e; ibort aippsnleitsn 15l-
16e; Bellies 17a-18Ic.
sugar Gureb Gfeif6.
S6inteu 201 2le; pienie Gdultern
15--151e; 9reatfaii Bacon 90 25e;
S4ultern in padsten. 15-15ac; gl.ip
gors Gut 15A-16e; trodene Beef
Stintsn 29I-30Ac per pfunb.
Sibgepiiteltes Jfeifd.-
Sdirien 17A-18e; pitnic Stultsrn
13t-14e; Bellies 16t LIE; S6uls
tern 131-14e; S6ultsrn q. q. Gut
DO. 14-145e.
5rifdssgfeif6. - G6intsn
16l-17ac; pitnie S6ultern 12a-
13e; Sdultern 122-13c; fbort rip
psnieiien 13-13le; fbort clear RIP.
p.nTsiien 13t-14c; ertra ibort
clear Rippsnfeiisn 13--13ac; Bellies
lei4te 1si-194t; Bellies. idfper.
17-1sc.
Ulebl unb Gstrsibe
mebl. Dinier paisnt $5.75-
600; Wintsr iancp $5.25-5.50;
Winter famiIp $4.75-5.o0; Wintsr
ertra $4.25-4.50; Winisr orbinGrsr
$3.75-4.00; Sartss Wsi5eu pat.nt
s5.75-6.25; Sartss Mti3en fanep
$5.25-5.50; 5artss Wsi3sn familp
$4.25-4.5O; Roessn, Roribireit.rn
gemifdtes $5.00-5.10; Rossen Gitp
r.ines S5.O0-5.25; Rossen Giip s.s
mifdtss $4.75-5.0O.
Wei5en. - 90. 2 rptbsr Winier
H-27-1.28; 30. 3 $1.23-1.26;
30. a bo. $1.02-1.19.
WeIdtorn = SO. 2 tpsib.s
83t s4t; Ro. 3 bo. 83-S3ac; Ro.
a bo. S1a-s2ae; Ro. 8 bo. s0t-
S1ae; Ro. 8 DO. 78s-sOac. = go.
2 sel6es s3I-S4c; glo. 3 bo. s3-
83ac: Ro. 4 DO. s1s-s2te; go. o
DO. s0a Size; Ro. 8 DO. ISL
s0to. = 30. 2 s.mifttes s3-S3ac;
10. 3 bo. s2A-s3e; gso. a DO. 81
82e; gto. 8 DO. S0-S1e; To. 6 DO.
7S-80e. - aolbsntorn. ipeiBss. SO
s4; aoI6entcrn, sel6ss. S4-S5e;
aolbsntorn, eemifdtes, 83-S4e.
Safer. = ROribpsiitrn SO. 2|
lueiber 45l-46e;R ;Rortbusitsrn Sidus
barb ipsiber. 45-45se; Rortbp.it.sn
no. 8 fpsibsr 43a -44Ae; Ro. 3 lpeis
bsr sinbeimiI6er 42-43c; Rp. a ipsis
bu 41-42c; go. 2 semifdter 42-l
43c; Ro. 3 semiidtsr ein6eirniffsr 40
Ale; Ro. 4 eemii6ter 38-39e.
Roasen. - no. 2 S1.00-1.02;
10. 3 94-9se; 30. a S2-90t;
Sample 75-sOc.
Wbisfep.
Dtrtauft !purbm 493 8bls. Oiz
iiilisrs 5iniIbeb Goobs auf Der Balls
,op $1.40 per Gallons.
Groeeries.
8affu - Saba 23-3oe; no. |
fla 29-30c; GuatsmaIa fanep 19e;
20. gutter 17ne.
.mIe eantss |
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Giretunatt n. Suli, 1911

ttntunatt n. JuIt, 1910
Ck Banlen waren teste jiemli9 itars
ptI@djtist. Die WaAfrags nad 1arlsbn
mar clue eute nnb bic Binsruten iiab un'
pfrdneert. Gdr SarlstsH on cad. ipurben
pom Uanlsm 4-4H% bereduet. wdbrenb
0fi9dffSpapiere 5u 5--6as bisioniirt wG.
ben. Sm oHtnsn Jlarite iSurben 9arleben
son eau " SH-l% unb auf Bsit 5u r.
5% pIoe.ft
us4fa aui Rss psss
Hureen ~ yayi 3wifden ganfen psrfduit.
1is eouatsrrale bslrxsi 5vs Erdmh ptr
tleO0.
sSshia asf 0ussps
Sibt. W.hiei anf 9snbsn wurben N
Ats pro yib. Sterlins qnotirt. 0lr Htd.
lei auj Uerlin Unroen 2ve pro Dtarf, be.
rs4net. ias 0ediel aui yar.s i7Hc prs
SSsts. aui MmiterDam 42c pro Wufoen
nub suj Wien l5e pro 3rsRe. Grsb i6Hs,
Hutd %. Stodbslm pro arone 2yHe,
cranes tS&Seiij iskc.
Dunbss ctlisstisusa
Uaten rutls anb itstis. 81, Banisn quo.
~" :" '''s'' s,.,.al s.r..ut
~ rpnbS 1925 gosp. lilo
w eonbs, 1918 .....1 1ovx 1o2
". Yonss, 1890 ~. ysK ssH
~ YaHar1a ...... eS --
w pnnanla Coupon. 100 -
0Hsrins csais iimiass
Sls umiaBe I'M blsirssu Glsarinsbaus tt.
llffen iid3 tsuts auf $500, ,250.
xsiaifsfnriiattH
GineInnati Gas g. electric, Dbio Giiies
Gas uno golumbia Gas wmroen beute
itarf gebanrelt 'unb waren isit i'm |retit.
Dte erlisren iieaen aui ~ uuo bic levttssn
iu 2sX. WadutpeRor Berlanfe itpo "a be-
iIdlfen.
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$1.50 bds Dubenb.
Obfunb Gemiife.
Mepfef. garlp Sarbeft $1.OC
-1.50 per 6ompsr.
3itrpnen. - California $7.5C
500; Meifina $6.75-7.00 pei
Riffs; 0tmes $1.00-1.25 per aiiie.
Crangen. - Naleneia 1926
4.25 rsr Rite.
@rapeGruit. GlOriba $4.oC
500; California $3.50-4.00 per
Crate.
| pfirfiae. - Glbsrta $1.25--
1.65 per Crate; Georgia Bells $1,25
-1.50 per Crate.
gantalcupes. Jnbiaua
Stanbarb Crate $3.50 -2.75; Snbias
ma, flade Crate, slips.
6eibtlteeren. $2.75-
300 per grlts bon "a Quarts.
airfhen. - GinbeimiThe $3.50
300 per Crate BON "a Quarts.
Denbeeren. - Rorb Carolina
$2.50-2.75 per Crate.
Srbannisbeertn. = $500
-2.25 per grats ben "a Quarts.
@namas. $1.75-2.85 per
Crate.
Waffermelonen. $1,000
-22yO0 per 100 S!iid.
&artoffeln. - GinximiIde
Gaitern gobtlsrs unb 5riumpbs $2.s
4O-2.s0 per Bbl.
SIbtartoffeln. Wihhs
iippi unb 9llabama $1.25-1.50 per
camper.
@urfen. ginb.imiide 25-
Doc per 0usenb.
3omatcn. - Ginbsimiihe ST.
$3.50 per 8u.
9lumeHfobl. - ginbeimiI4er
$1.00-1.75 per gu.
Grbien. - gletp Yort $1.25--
-1.5C per Bu.
Rraut. ginheimiihes 50c-
S1.OO per Dbl. = aOuisDiGs 50c-
$L00 per Crate.
3wiebeln. - 2puisDille $3,75
$500 per gbl. Grpital Weibe $500
-2.25 per Crate. ginbeimtihe
selbs $1.15, psib. $1.75 per gu.
Crime Bob.nen. = Gin6eimts
fdx 5O-65e per 8u; gBahs bp6nen
$1.15-1.25 per Camper.
Notwithstanding $1.0O
-1.25 per gu.
2anbprobutte.
5eu. = 90. / 5imotbp $3.50;
30. 2 9imotbb $3.50; go. 3 2imos
tbp $14.5O; Ro. l semiidter alee
$15.50-16.00; 90. 2 semii9ter alee
$13.50-14.OO; go. 1 alse $1100;
Ho. 2 alee $500; Sieiises alfalfa
$11.0O-13.5O; WeitliHes $17.00-
1900; Rossenitrob S9.00-9.50; 5as
fsritrob $7.50-8.0O; Wei5enitrob
$7.50-8.OO per 1onns.
Wubtenfuttsr III rubia uno
itstis. - &lsis $20.O0-20.50; Wibos
linss srobes $23.5O-24.00; g.mii4>
ies 5utier S22.OO- 22.50.
Gdmereien. Wartt iistis.
- ale.iamsn $8.00-9.O0; per Bu.
pom Store; Simotbp $2.75-3.40;
syla6iaamen $2.S5 per 9u.
Werihiebenes.
Dele. Wlartt Itstis; 2ein0l,
robts 71e per Gallons in partisn Don
IA 8bl. Gstodtes 1e mebr; Ro. !
aarS0l S7e; Cotton Sssb Oil, rafiis
niries S8e per 8allons, 5srpsntin 5Ot
in pa,tisn BON / Biz 5 syab unb 63eI
in partisn BON 10--25 @allonen pes
troleum. Sbio Carbon 100 Grao &c;
DO. $50 Grab 8ae; 6eablisbt 175
@rab 81 10e; Reb Gropn Saiolin
24c; Napbta 2se per gallons in pars
ii.n bon Is gbls.
Sal5. = Der Wartt 1T rubis. =
S9io Eiper $1.10 per gbl. bon 2S0
pfunb, 5ubrlobn 1inaussfiist.
1ols. Wartt itstis. prima
gitb 8a-8Ie; bo. Gountrp 75-8se
per plumb.
Goblen. = Wartt rubtg. Wous
sbiosbsnp $3.50-3.75; glub unb
Slad $2.25. &anaipba Stiidtoblen
S3.5o-3.75. glub unb Glad S225
per aonne absslisfsrt. RaLhIols
StHdipbIen $4.75. bO. gub uno Glad
1926. 2lntbratits S7.75 500 per
lonns abssliefsrt. Cote toitst $500
$50 per 5cnne abseIiefert.
WrIle. - Der Ma,tt mar alec
Iid Isbbaft unb bic preiis ftetis.
Gspaf&sns
Jm 3uber seipdfHene--
glp. / unb auseripdblte j. 42-44c
Grcbe 39-40c
nngepaf4ens
anb Dslains .. $3.50
Dseoium Glotbins -. 30-31e |
Braib 25-26e |
geine Wering 24-25e
Gesupfte
Super unb 9omm 3639e
yel1mmte 40-42c
&eber aieInlidb lebbdft. |
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pferbe nab MamleieI.
Cincinnati, "a. Sult.

Ter Wartt tpur in Der Derilofenen
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lsB..n AZ Stunbsu, OsrgIiGsn nit bers
ieIben 3eit Der lsstsn Wode. iinb ME
folst:
3uiubr RinbD. S6peins S9afe
II. gulf 2211 1886 1882
"a. Suli 1409 1923 2583
8.rianbt stinbp. s6peine s4af.
II. Suli =. 139 1882 3130
"a. JuIi .lf 81 2332 1917
RinbDisb. = Obpobl bi. gu.
fubr nur mdbis mar, 70 mar Diei.Ib.
bod D0ais gsniisenb fiir bi. Ra4fra.
&c. ipel4e lansfam mar. Die prsiIe
blieben ftetig. 9ute, l.i6te, fstts 9sis
fsrs tparen rar, sbenio CUTE Dhlatii'
Re. rpdbreno bic ancsrsn lansiam uno
fhleppenb iuarsH.
0littlsre uno f1tpere Stiere $3.50
$50; Slsiiter Stisre S6.00-s.OO;
aussrleiene bis ertra $S.25-8.50;
5eifsrs $5.00-7.50; aussrleTene bis
ertra S775-8.15; aiibs $4.50-6.s =
20; auserleisn. bis srtra $685. :
10; Gamers S3.50-4.25; Wil9tiibs
$35.00-90.00; Stodtrs unb gees
bers: Stisrs S5.50-7.50; 9eifsrs
S5.00-6.50; aiibe $4.75-5.75.
gullen. 81. 0atfrase nn8
8ulsn mar nur mdbis unb bi. pr.iI.
itetis. ans.bot ni6t srob.
iSette 9uIlsn $6.50-700; Bologna
S5.50E6.35; massre unb l.idte $4.s
so 5.25.
aGlbet. Die 3ufubr mar sss
ring unb Die gIreiie itetis.
9luserleisne big ertra Ieihte aGlbsr
$12.00-12.25; fair Biz CUTE 5000
1900; Orbindye unb sroBe $500
11.50.
Shpeins. = Die bsutigs GU
iiibr mar isbr mIBis unb bic prsiie
itiegtn besbalb nm 10-15e Der
Marit idlob f,it.
4ussrIsiene ittptre $9.90-9.95; ;
aemiitte unb mittlere S9.90-9.95;
lsidts 9erinnptiorttn S9.9o-9.95;
prbinGrs bis cute Gerisl 110 YfunS
unb ipsniser $650-9.50; prbindrs
bis aussrlsf.ne Itnere fette educ
$7.00-9.00; Gtass $6.00-7.50.
Sdafe uno admmer. Die
3ufubr mar mGbis unb bic preiie fir
Shafe itiesen I'm 15-25e, admmsr
ftieasn sbenfalls etipas i'm prsils.
Gdaie. aussrIeiene Bis srtra $6.s
75--70O; CUTE bis auserleIens $3.50
orbirGre Biz fair $3.50
800. 2Gmmer, dliserlefsne bis srtra
$10.75-1100; CUTE bis aussrleiene
$9.5o-l0.75; crbindre Bis fair
$500-9.00.
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lsstsn AZ Stunbsn, OsrsIidsu nit bers
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fnfrt.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-12

said the revolutionists of '76, yet under the impelling force of the present economic environment this doctrine is defunct and quite ignored.
 Now there is not a single writer who examines the war in cold i'm partial blood but knows that it is, in the last analysis, a struggle be- tween rival commercial and finan- cial interests. In other words the war is struggle for either the maintenance or the obtaining of further profits. As socialism would abolish the profit system, and thus destroy the cause of war, it is quite obvious that it would abolish these wars.
 The shortcoming of christianity as it is today is that it leaves this profit greed untouched. Nay, that it's chiefest supporters are the money changers and the stockhold- CTS, the investors and the contract ors-the political and industrial ex- ploiters.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-12
WANTED THE MATTER IN-
 VESTIGATED.

The United States Chamber Of Commerce when the railroad strike threatened sent letter to the Pre- sident. They were not satisfied that the demand of the brotherhoods for the eight hour day was equitable or not. and they wanted commits sion to investigate the matter.
 There have been some thousands of strikes within the past few years involving many men, but never be- fore has the body gone to the troub- le of asking that the demands of the strikers be investigated.
 Indeed the individual members of that body opposed all the investiga- tion. But now it is different, all of which goes to show what this small bunch of organized brother hoods in the labor world can bring about. Now, just suppose, real labor solidarity prevailed!
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-12

breaks the social tie', preventing it.
 Consequently and answering the question asked in the Star article, socialism can give promise where other teachings fail, because social ism says that by a change in the economic environment of human beings, you change the persistent struggle of one against the other.
 To do this responds the man, you have first to chance human nature. Our natures are the creatures of en- vironment. One of the scientific facts beyond dispute is that nature always adjust itself to a changing environment The giant sperm whales which sink to the deepest depths of the ocean after the terri fic decapod cutie fish is the marine descendant of land aNmal that when denied a living on the earth, sought it's easier existence in the waters of the sea. Similarly the cringing serf of yesterday under the feudal economy becomes the proud pursed bourgeoisie of later day era. Theft in a commercial demo cracy like Athens was the deepest disgrace, th4ft in a ni,;'larv estab- lishment like Sparta was noble and highly honored. Tha man who makes money selling booze is highly unlikely to become a prohibitionist. Many preachers when they found he movie shows proved counter attraction to the village church of a Sunday evening sough. to close them as sinful. Labriola says eff tectively that ''our iueas do not come from Heaven, neither are they born within us'. They are ex- cited, stimulated and created by our social environment. A JUhn IT,. Rockefeller is the last man to un- derstand and appreciate the liberta- ! rianism of the Industrial Workers of the World, and the reverence for the divine right of property like the divine right of kings grows less as one descends the social grades.
 William Randolph Hearst because of his extensive holdings in Mexico considers American non-intervention disgraceful.
 The Declaration of Independence was written when the colonists re- volted against the constituted au thorities and embodies theory of life so wholly distrusted today that 1 it's publication in the Filipines has led to the suppression of the instru- ment as an incendiary document. | No taxation without represention
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-09-12
OyERsTOCKGD

To the Public:-
 We have just finished stock talk ing, and find that we are heavily oyerstocked so are making enorm- ous reductions in Hardware-as much as 50@o in certain lines. Not immense advances out side, especially in Hardware and Metal Goods, we are still selling on the basis of goods purchased the past two or three years.
 We will sell for cash only at these prices, and for a limited time, until we bring our stock down to the re. quirements of the Camp.
 If you have an order to be filled. let us figure on it; we can save you money. We have proved it oo others, we can prove it to you.
 DARLING & DEAN COMPANY.
 Stoves, Monographs, Beds, etc., at Crooks, next Fire Department.