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The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-08-03

NORTH; Dakota is not spending enough money for good roads
ana really ny the money we are spneding is literally be thrown
townships is a parody: One only has to travel over a county to see
that instead of building roads many of them are being spoiled.
s%e TIN the 4; ion o. is 1e half completed nop5et h ? tax has been worked out
that is menace to people travelling over it. North Dakota should
appropriate %1s sh not less IS than $lo,ooQ.0oQ for road purposes and then
competent man, and every piece Of road built should be what is
known as a modern road. We will never have good roads under
that the automobile has come to stay, and practically every farmer
drives a machine, many states are turning to the matter of better
the purpose 'Es Of road BUILDING and the work is being done in a bust
time the legislature Of New York appropriated $50,O00,oo0 for
roads, and this is only small part of the money being spent by
that state for good roads. Today you can tour the entire state
Of New York on a paved road, where a few years ago it was a real
job to get over some of the roads with a team and wagon. There
is nothing that would enhance the value of North Dakota lands
more than to have real modern roads in every township.
If the North Dakota farmer is dissatisfied with his lot, he should
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-08-03
ALL THE REASONS ARE GONE

In its latest form, as reported at this writing, the ship purchase
bill does not meet any of the needs it was designed to fill, according
to its prospectus. It is not necessary to the revival Of shipping.
All the shipyards of the world are running at full blast. The in:
crease in tonnage is far greater than the tonnage lost as a result
of the war. Robert Dollar estimating the net increase at 337 1877
tons: Construction continues %unabated, while destruction and di-
version Of mercantile tonnage are decreasing. If the war is pro-
longed, the net increase will be still greater. This condition dis
poses of the early reasons urged for the bill. The only conse-
quence of the agitation was a temporary postponement of private
investment. AS soon as the bill seemed doomed there was great
activity in shipbuilding.
The second, and beiated, reason was the building of a naval aux
iiary reserve. This provision, which included enrolment of
crews as reservsts, has been dropped from the pending bill. The
third reason was the development of new trade routes. That
this this, would require ir a drain on the treasury could not be denied.
ment is forbidden to operate ships at all, unless it fails to lease, af-
ter advertising for bids. There is always the possibility, however,
that routes may be specified, in the interest of particular ports or
particular ri samr kinds IDS. Of d1 commerce, and that the terms Of leasing may
event the government may operate the ships at a loss. The pro-
posed regulations Of shipping conditions have been considerably
modified. The provision for an ex oh6cio shipping board has been
g eliminated do..+ The bill is now deyested Of all the features to
lett: The only apparent reason for its enactment now, with an
INITIAL cost to the treasury of $%5OO0O,000, is to enable the president
and MS son-in1law to boast that they got a ship purchase bill thru,
IN spite OF the protest of everybody interested in shipping.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-08-03

The United States is now fourth in rank among the sugar pro-
ducing countries of the world. Partly this is because of our &C.
QUESTION Of Porto RIGA, Hawaii, and the Philippines. But in great
er measure it is due to the policy Of protection, which made pos
sbe not only the maintenance of the cane sugar industry, but the
creation of the beet sugar industry.
Until a few years ago this nation stood almost last among the
sugar producing nations. But the imposition of a sugar tariff
made possible the profitable growing, and marketing of sugar
beets. In 1890 we produced only five million pounds of sugar.
This year we will produce two billion pounds. The European war
Fs nulG6ed the result of the reduction in the sugar tariff which
ii marked for abandonment the sugar farms and sugar mills of
/ !nitedStates, and congress has withheld the threatened COM
y. removal of the tariff on raw sugar.
The consumption of sugar in this country has grown from two
billion pounds in 1880 to eight and a half billion pounds last year.
While our population has doubled, our sugar consumption has been
multiplied by fow end . quarter. This increase occurred almost
entirely between 1880 and 1912. This proves that the people who
say the average mans lot is worse than before we began to de-
velop the sugar industry by tariff protection are badly mistaken.
sumption means an increased, distributed ability to provide the
people with mere and better things to eat. Between 1900 and
1910 the average per capita consumption of sugar rose from SO
!o':2as to 80 pounds. This means that the average man, woman
{ Id was eating rs per cent more sugar and products of sugar,
10 than ten years earlier. What better evidence of the rise
I standard of4iving, giving the lie to the %lugubrious lamenta-
tio!s Of those who were bowling at the end of that last wonderful
period of human advancement in the United States that the poor
were growing poorer?
The protective policy increases the value of the farms Of the
United States by diversifying" the crops and adding to their value.
1t adds to the general sum of employment, thereby increasing the
demand for labor and the returns of toll. It increases the sum to-
tai of the production of a given commodity thus, ultimately, re-
ducing the price. It makes the United States economically indie
pendent, so that in case of a war with Europe, or a war in which
supplies of the necessaries of life. The creation of a new industry
by the protective policy therefore benefits both the producer and
consumer, and at the same time enriches and strengthens the
nation.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-08-03
GOOD ROADS ARE THE BACK
BONE OF THE COUNTRY.

In the recent issue of Farm and Fire
side, a writer says about good roads:
"No other county in Nebraska Of
fers a better illustration of the low
cost of building and maintaining good
dirt roads than Pok County, espec-
tally during the time when a county
highway engineer vas employed to
supervise the road and bridge work in
that county. That period began in the
beginning of the year 1915.
During that time 525 of the 800
miles of road in the county we're grad
ed. Previous to the services of the
county engineer only 153 miles of road
in the county had been graded. Dur
ing his term of office, contracts were
let to grade every mile of road within
the boundaries of the county, which
shows thaat the crossroads received
attention as we'll as the main travelled
ones.
It is true that the county engineer
worked under favorable conditions, fol
the soil and lay of the land in Polk
county are favorable for efficient road
work; the soil absorbs water rather
rapidly, and most of the land is level
The cost of grading in Polk county
was reduced during the county engi.
neer's supervision from $84.21 a mile
the first year, when a steam engine
and a few teams We're hired to do tn
work, to $43 a mile in 1914, when the
two tractors owned by the county were
used to do practically all the grading
Grading in adjoining counties cost
from SOS to 500 a mile with blade AM
elevator graders.
The use of the tractor in Polk coun.
ty reduced the cost of the work one.
half, and in addition gave much more
satisfactory results in the type Of
grading done. The tractor packs the
lroad more than do teams, and conse.
1quently the highways soon becomes il
good condition for travel.
In Polk county no work was done
with elevator graders, except in low
places where a high grade was re-
quired. All grades we're disked ant
narrowed Immediately to smooth ant
pack them. Newly graded roads were
in good condition for travel within I
few days after grading. The slope
from the center Of the road to thu
bitches was made one inch to the foo
and the ditch banks were cut down X
permit moving the roadside and thu!
add greatly to it's appearance.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-08-03
TIME OF CUTTING ALFALFA.

The best time to cut alfalfa in Kan
sas has been found to be when ono
tenth in bloom to full bloom. When
cut at these stages the most hay was
secured and the alfalfa maintained a
good stand. Alfalfa cut when in buG
was injured so that the third cutting
the second year was mostly weeds.
That cut when one tenth in blossom
had a few weeds, while that cut when
in full bloom was free from weeds.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-08-03
ARMIES TAKING BREATHING SPACE IN THE
TREMENDOUS STRUGGLES ON ALL FRONTS
An official communication issued ut

An official communication issued ut
4:34 a. M, this morning said:
1.-The raid appears to have been car.
r1ed out by six or seven airships. A
considerable number of bombs are re.
ported to have been dropped at var.
lous places on the eastern and SOUTH
eastern counties, but no definite re-
ports have been received. No mill
tary damage has yet been reported.
Many aircraft guns were in action
m at least n Of the airships is re-
ported to have been hit"
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-08-03
ZEPERLINs DROP BOMBS AT
SEVERAL POINTS IN ENGLAND
AND ONE OF RAIDING VESSELS
REPORTED BROUGHT DOWN
BY AIRCRAFT GUNS OF THE
BRITISH.

The armies in the three great CEN
tiers of recent activities-the Somme
region of France, Russia and Gallicia
evidently are i~ndulging in a breath
ing spell. preparatory to further at
tack and counter attack. The official
communications tell of no important
engagements or Of any notable chang
es in the position of any Of the belig-
erents.
Attacking on a three-mile line from
the Meuse river to Fleury, north of
Verdun, the French have captured sew
eral German trenches, and organized
points of support.
Fighting Light.
On the Russian front Petrograd re-
ports merely artillery duels and in
fantry attacks by small detachments
while Berlin tells of Russian attack on
the Stokhod and Turia river front and
of local Russian offensive on the
Stripa river in Galicia, all of which
were repulsed.
Attacks by the Austrians against
the Italians at varoious points have
been repulsed with heavy casulties
according to Rome.
The Russians are keeping up their
advance against the Turks in the eau
casus region.
Zeperlin Raid.
German airships have again flown
over the eastern counties of England
dropping bombs. An official commun
ication, 2:15 a. M, just issued says:
"a number of airships crossed the
coast Of the eastern counties shortly
after midnight. Their objective has
not been definitely ~ascertained, as the
raid is still proceeding. Bombs were
dropped at various places"
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-08-03

New York, Aug. 2.-Publishers Of
daily newspapers in greater New York
at a meeting today, took action which
Will result in a decrease of 121 pages
d week The reduction of SO man
pages Is a step to relieve the news
PRINT paper situation, which is regard
ea by the publishers as very serious.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-08-03

travel through the eastern states for s time aand see just how
much money the eastern farmer is making. and the way he has to
work compared with the average North Dakota farmer. Here we
have about two busy seasons, spring and fan, but the man who
owns 9 farm and maintains 9 dairy has no let up but has to 80 it
for 365 days in the year. If he don't he win find that it viii be
only a short time before his creditors win own his farm and dairy
and he will be looking for q Job. as 49,
Democrats say President Wilson has done the best he could in
the Mexican situation. Certainly not q very strong argument for
his reelection to another four years at the head Of the govern
ment The American people are deeply, disappointed. that he is 50
cannot do better. What we want in the presidency is a man who
will not middle every diplomatic controversy in which he engages.
Democratic newspapers are telling US that our trade balance in
our Democratic friends point to the trade balance during the per-
|iod the Underwood law was in effect prior to the outbreak Of the
European war? That is the only period with which to make q fair
comparison. Everybody knows our present trade is abnormal and
due to the war.
The tailender on the headless Bull Moose ticket continues to inn
plore his fenow-partsans to stand up and fight. Many of them
|ocrats.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-26
sas Iinscm nm Seronls.

Qus Berlin, "a. Wai, i4rsibt Genez
raj q. y. ppn 9lume: Srei Dionate
iinb nunmebr ieit Yesim oes heiben
Rinsens bel 9erbun perganger. Wen
has lange biintt, Der lei an bic 9aGer
Der bret lett Der nappleonif6en ,Seit
pur6gefiibrten 5eitunssangriffe erinz
merit, bic ibrer Yeoeutung mad nit ben
Yprgdngen BEL geroun IN 8er9Iei6 5es
itelt tperben t0nnen: bic 8elaseruns
bon Sepaitoppl QS54-55) bauerts
Elm Sabr f~peniser feds Gage, bic Don
Yaris 187o-7D bier Monate NIB
iieben Gage, bic BON Bort artbut
Q904-05 Iiebtn Wpnate unb iiebeg
5ase, obelei9 bic 5eitungsanlasen ron
Sepaitopol unbs BORT artbur iih i'll
unfertisem 3uitanoe befunosn nnS
aud bic BON paris ben 4nfprberun9en
Der 3eit ni9t mebr gang entiprahen.
Yeroun baeesen lit cine nit ben aeues
ten Wlitteln Der Stunt unb Sed,nit
ausgebaute unb NIT arieesmitteln al
Ter grt reid ausgeitattete 2dgerfeitung
erIter Slafe. Ran piro babsr bic
Observation-Disclosures bieies Datfens
plaBes bDber peragfhlaeen miifen, 5u-
nal benz 8%ertbeibiger audi Die srDbeu
5orti6ritts bes gegenpdrtisen arisses
duf benz @ebiete Der 8efeitiaunasfunft
juitdtten fommen.
Run bat ss iit freili9 BEL SepaItos
pol unb Edris niht lebigli6 UNI I'M
eriff unb 9ertbstbigung Der Seftung,
ionbern I'm srObeG ntfheibunestampfe
apiIben ben Sauptbeerestrdftsn Der
beioerIeitisen parteien sebanbelt, bel
eeneu bic 5eitung ben 9ernz unb
StiBpuntt Der 9ertbeibisuns unb oas
3iel bon @ntiaBperiuhen bilbete. Sn
5eiben 6dllsn enti9ieo bic &apitulns
ton Der Seitung leBten @nbes oeu
ariea, neil in Dem Ringen UNI tie bic
ardfte Der in Der Yertbeibiguna BE,
iinblifeu Maht iih erI9opft battel
9eididtli6e Grei9nife biefer Dirt tpers
ben iid nitt oft pieberboIsn, bic @rils
neruns an fie lit immerbin fir oas
Yeritdnbnib Der gorgduse bel @srbun
niibti9. 9as Streben elmer ererais
i9en arieasfiibrung pirb itets IN err
iier ainie auf 9srnidtuns Der organis
iirten Streittrafte uHb &treitmittel
serihtst isiu, unS bos 6nuptmittel
bafiir TT Der adnpt fir ben siiuffise
9ebingureen pubrSunebrneH, fppmSss
lia herbeuntiiArer. bis4pi4tigis Mul
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Der &riegslsitung uub Seerfiib,

sabe Der &riegsIsituus uup Seerfiibs
ing 1T.
Sn Oieiem Slime 5a6en mir aegeu
@noe 5ebruar b. s. ben pldnen IN.
ierer 3abIreiten @egner 3upors
tommeno, bic SnitiatiDe burb sis
men augriff nit itarten &rdfte7
geseH ben Die Geitung geroun osdens
ben 4bI4nitt Der SteQung unIeIer
8einbe i'm Beiten ersEitfen unb oas
our6 Die 5ran5Oien geH0tbist, iih uns
bort nit benz gr0Btep 99eil ibrs:
StrsittrGfte gum aampfe gu f~tellen.
Die groberuns BON 9erbun piro
omar aud erItrebt, oas 9aupt3iel oes
angriffs 1T jeoo4 Die fran50fi6e ars
NEE, BON Der uns ieBt etpa bic 9dlf.e
nit iebr 5ahIrether 4rttaerie geeeu-
iiberite5t, pGbreno Die dnoere 5dlfie
an ben ii6ri9en Sbeilen in Der lungen
fran5Oiiiden 8ertbetbigungslinie DON
9elfprt bis our CONNIE, nit gsringe.
rem &rGften aud in 4frifa uno am
8arodr gefefeIt 1T. ue6er peiters
nennenspertbs HeIsroen perfiigt oas
Ganb ni4t. Bir Oagesen piiien uns
fart genug, um unier 3iel BEL 8erz
bun gu errei4en unb i'm @erein nit
unIeren 8unbesSenoffeH aud allen
iibrigen 4nforoerunsen, bic ii9 aus
Der algemetHen &riegslage ergebeu,
entipreten gu .0nHen. Die bon uniereE
Diterret6iib : unguriihen gunoesess
nofsn Dor %einigen Sagen auf benz itas
lieniI4en &riegsihauplaB nit 70
a%ldnSenbem @rfoIgs ergriffsne Offen'
fine lit elm Iaut Ipreaeuoer gepeis
bieyfiir.
pa Die ,5ran3oien Iidb pie mir be
reitriQig d%nertennsH, TAPER pebreE,
10 lit unier Nllgritf btsbeg nur ihritt
peiie, uno, b. mir CUR 9erminberunJ
unierer gerluIte ieoen Reueu SdrlII
I~prgfdlti9 ocrberettsR, eRtipreteu2
llngiam oorpdrts getcmmen. 4bs:
auf bic Siegesbpmpea, bic uuiere9eJ.
ner infplgebeIien bereits anitimmc.l.
tpirb bitters ~gnttGuiAung fp!geg.
53par iinb aud bic gerluite, nit oenea
mir uniere Griulge er3ielt BADEN,
nift 9erins. aber fe bleiben Der ablo'
lutsn 3abl nad unb nod mebr In
8erbGltnib our geiammtitdrtf oes
!9eeres melt butter ben Don ben gran:
aoIen, beIpnoers BEL ibren 3d5lreih ab=
~seitlasenen 8egenansriffeu. erlittese..
3uriid, unb mir Oerfisen md iiper
reide Mittel gu ibrem @rias mG5rene
bic frunapiii6sn S~esresduellen bis daT
ben lebten Wtann erf6Dpft iino. Sas
atpiiten peroen aud unfere energif9
uno erfplgreit in ben ieBtrn Saeen
fortseieBteu angriffe jebem stpdtssn
s3tpeifel an Der Ratbaltigteit u~liierer
Strait uno u~nieres WtGens, BET Seys
bun einen poaen Sieg 81 erringen.
ben gpben ent3psen baben. llno tpenil
es, ME ni9t unpabrI6einlih, IeBteu
@nbes auf bic Stdrte Der Rerpen ans
tpmmt, 49, bic beuti1en ReroeH fHo
%sefupo!
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3uder. - preiie feft. - Rafs
finirter Gut 2oaf $3.50; potubersb
$3.50; Cubes $50; sranulirter 3d.
90; gonfeetipntrs a" $3.50; OH
"" S7.s0--9.00; tpsiber ertra $3.50
10; EXTRA e. $3.50 per banSsrt
pfunb.
MpIaffes if ftstis. - Dem
Orleans Open aetile 45-65e; eens
trifusal 25--34e per gafone.
Reis. - anuiFana. Ganen 5saS
.6t--6ae; prima 54-5ae; prbindrs
4s-5c; Sapan 4s-5ic per pfuno.
Dairp : probutte.
Batter. - Marft rubig unb
preife fetis. - WbclemiIt. ezra
32Ae; Gen!rolijcb EXTRA Doc; Gtnifl.
Iiasb firfs 26Ae; isconbs 23Ac; Gauc
Dairp 24e; Wadins StOd 21-2aSe
per Rfunb.
Rais.- martt f.tis. Dbio 17s;
1orbtptRIider 1%6A-174e; Rem g)ort
1ac; G&meiaer 35-40c; DO. Bird
17Sr; aimburser 17a-18e per pfo.
Gier. ~ Mdrft fefter; primG
firfts S~iibnsreisr 22Ae; firits &c; or.
firfts 21c; feconbs 19Ac per
tDutenb; Gnieneier 24c per Oabtnb.
@~efIageL - Marit rubig unb
fdjpam. - 9rotlers bon IA pfb.
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Ssbss bisitr Qapisre hat baau uuA

Jeoes bteitr pdpiere bat oa3u nod
einen beionberel &urs, ba lire 9iilti5,
felt pstfslt nit ben ipedielnben Oar.
teien in Der 9auptitabt, 10 itebt maa
ale 3pei Bis brei WDden einmll
Worgens nit benz ~aneenebmen Be
ipuBtfein auf, in Der 5ai6s cine Sils
bOlis pertblofen pdpierseloss gu be-
iiBen. 8ieies piro bnmi burd bic
ribrenb fleibisen Wiatlsr Der Saupts
ftabt, pelhe ben geidmadDoIen Ras
men vgobotes" (9ergp6lis) trassr,
nit 10 biz 40 pro3ent 8erluit I'll.
ben Sn5aber a~ufgetauft. Rotbs
~sebrungen petielt Der tleins RdRn.
neil er iont tein giiltigss pns
piergelO beiibt, uno O~srliert oft BIZ
our 9dlfte itines @utbabens. Die 3e,t=
tpeiligen Rssierungsn MAIDEN ii9 aber
Elm befonberss 8ergniisen Suraus,
beim qntritt ibrer Regierung bic Be
umten gerabe in ben S9einen aus3.s
3ablen. bic Dorgeitern unsiiltig gepOr
ben limb.
Bon alien ben genannten S6eiaer
laufen etpd fir orei WtQiarben pefo
berum. 9a ale Parteien luitig peitet
brutsn, 10 Derbsn es ned Dor Der
tauf bes Sabrss einige Miqiarbsa
mebr Tsin. Die gr0bsren parteifiibrtr
bdkn in ibren @iienbdbn Sdlons
pagsn cine @elObrudsreiitGtte einsez
ri6tet, bic fir bic r8eoiirfnife" Der
o5eiecito" (GRefden) iOrgt. lin bic
WiQiarben ieBt furiirenoer pdpiers
ein3ulDisn unb ein3uitampfeu, ben0.
tbigt cine enogiiltise, feite Regierung
Elm. OsrbdltnibmdBig gsrinsfisige
Summe. "a Der ieBige &urs fir einea
peIo papier 3pii6en A unb 5 Gett5
Cob i4ipantt O. unb bur4 seihitts
gantman0Der Isiht nod auf 2 Gents
berabgebritt rperben Tam, 10 1T odS
9eiddit fir bic gerinafugige Summc
bpOn so Minionen 0pqars glutt erie
biet. Sir bieie go Miaionen Dollars
Sob ais ReIsroe giebt bann BITE re
gieruna eben 100 WiQtonen 9olIars
golbgeOettes papiergelb beraus, bed.
bas f4lefte paptsrgelb, beiIen Wer.h
80 MiQionen niht iiberIteigt, a6, b.
bdlt 40 WilliOnen iibrig fir Die Be
3abluna Der 9anfman0per uno bic e.
item rgeourfniTe" Der Re9ieruns. 9d
bann ale Steusrn nit oie'em neuea
9apiergelb besablt perpsn miihen, 10
tnnn bic Regisrung nit ben in nor-
malen 3eiten singebeuben 40 WtiGios
nen iGbrliten Steuern uno 3ollertrda
niTen lei6t bic s3inien Der ouBersn
S6ulo oeden. 8ieie dubsre Shufc 1T
aber gar nitt 70 grob. sic betrdgt i'm
Quaenblit $50 Wi1ionen Dollars
@plb uno $50 MiQionen merchandise
peios. gu bieier piir0e bic neue 9olpS
reIerDe nit 60 Wilirnsn tretsu, Ir
oab bic ger5iniuns, Die i'm Sabre
1912 AL annGbsrnb gutem anrie 50
Minionen geios betrug auf 80 Wil'
lionen peIps iteigen Diiroe. Das 2dno
iii jebt d6er nabeSu obne leoe Wlas
ren6eItdnoe, pGre aliu gen0tbigt, bsi
0iebsrerDffnuns bes 9ertehrs unass
beure Wengen sin5ufiibren, pprdlls
Der Rs9ieruna nabe5u Die pcppelte
Ginnabme an 3ollen srtpd4F. Tie
9erbdltniFe Iiegen aliu fir cine Rsu
regsluns Der 5inan5sn Mfegisos gar
nitt einmal 10 unginitig.
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Werfanbt pa4rsnb 6eriel6tn 8eit:

9erfanbt ipdbrenb b~erislbtn GET:
Hinop. Shpsine S6afs
10. Suui 1853 1904 6731
II. Snni -. 7o3 1927 1927
"a. SUM- -. 1914 1871 1925
Htnbpteb. = Der Wartt mar
f9ipaG unb bic preiie Inn 50-75c
niebri9er, ols am porisen Samitag.
Gamers iparen um 25c niebriser. Gu
tie Wildfiibe fporen rar unb itetis, Die
aroeren aber langiam unb niebri3sr
i'm Preife.
Mittlere unb i6fpere Stiere $3.50
--10.25; 5leif9er Stiere $780,
%; auserlefene bis EXTRA $685.
rs; 9eifers $5.5O-8.25; aussrlsiene
Bis EXTRA $s.50-8.75; aiibe $3.50
6.75; auserlefene Bis EXTRA $685.
TBS; Gamers $4.0O-4.50; Wilh-
fife $35.00-85.OO; Stoters unb
Geebers; Stiere $5.50-8.oO; 5eiz
fers $5.25-7.O0; aiibe $5.00-S00.
8ullen. Der Ularft ipar
|fdleppsnb unb Diele blieben unper.
fault. Die preiie itebsn I'm 5o-75e
nieoriger.
Gette YuIen $7.Oo-7.25; Bologna
$5.75-6.75; massrs unb lsidts $500
'-5.75.
&Gf6sr. Die 3ufuhr mar
ssrtna. bic Rahfrage MIR mdbis unb
bic preiie I'm 25-5Oc ~niebrieer als
lsbte Wo6e.
Bette adfber S11.0o-11.25; fair
bis quite lei4te $8.00-11.OO; oroiz
ndre unb srobe $5.o0-10.50.
g 6neine. - Die 3ufubr mar
beute serins. es tDaren aber nod ges
mug Don seitern iibrig unb Der @or@
rat6 binrsi6eub. Suite p0tel- uno
Gleii6eriorten iteben UNI 15c niebris
ger ais sefiern. Gertsf iinb itetig.
Guie Big auserleIene 8erIanot> unb
Gleiiheriorten $955-9.60; gemil4te
8erIanbtiortsn $9.40--9.6O; auserls4
iae mittlsrs S9.55-9.60; Isidie
9srianbtiOrten $9.50-9.60; Gertel
$6.50-9.25; orbindre Bis auserlsis=
ne fdipere fstte SGus $6.75-8.75;
Stoss $6.00--7.0O.
9 dale uub 2Gmmer. - Sas
a~nsebot mar mdbis, bic b~eieren
lei4tsn iparen itetig; griihiabrss Gam,
mer aber limb i4pa9.
S4afs. EXTRA $6.75-7.00; CUTE
Bis auserleiene $6.00-6.75; oroiua=
re Bis fair $2.50-5.50. - 2Gmmsr.
EXTRA $11.25-11.35; quite big aus
srleisns $10.50-11.25; crbindre lis
fair 100000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-26

icta ipeibe $1.o0-1.20; Minneiota
uHb Datota, Obios. 90c-S1.10.
Reue, 3ufubr 30 Cars; arfanias
unb Oflaboma 9riumpbs $1.O0-1.s
%; girsinia uHb Carolina $3.50
400.
Sefliigel. - 2ebenbes Wartt uns
perdnbert.