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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27

ner 21e; bo. nit frummer gruTt
10-12e; gul 6-se; entsn 13-
15c; Gdnfe 8-9e; = 2llte 1aubsn
$1.50 bas Dubsnb.
Obit unb Gemiife
Mepfel. = Cute aepfeI 1925
$50; seip0bnIi4e $2.00-2.50 per
gbl.
3ffroHen. = California $500
1850 per aiits; aimes $1.00-1.10
per aifs.
Sraugen. - Pdbsls $500
ESQ; @alsneia $2.50-3.5O per aiiie.
Grbbeeren.- = Eenn. aIonpiles
fautb $2.00-225; ginbstmiid.
S2.00-2.25 per Crate DON "a
Quarts.
ananas. $1.75-2.75 per
Crate.
8artoffeln. - ginb.imiife
$3.5O-3.75 per 8bI. unb 9Oc-$1.1O
per 8u. bonn Siors. Junse sglos
ribd 100000 per gbl. - Ridi.
gan $1.25-1.30 per Blu. auf bsm
Gslsiis.
GibtartOffsln. 9sfas
mare $1.00; Dams $1.00; 9eunsHte
65- SOC.
| Hbabar6er. 10-15c per
Dubsnb giinbsl.
@urfen. Sforiba 800
$50 per Samper.
3omaten. = Jloriba, $2.75-
3.25 per Crate BON Ishs &6rben.
Weibe Riibsn. = $500 per
g6l.
glumsntobl. = Ginbeimif6sr
2rsibbaus $1.50-2.0o.
Juuge Grbfen. Sune
$1.50-1.75; Telephone $1.75-
200 per camper.
araui. Wobile $3.25-3.50;
WiiTiFippi $3.75-4.0O per Crate.
aobl. = $1.00.
3piebeln. QuspGriiss s.is
be $3.00-4.0O per Sad BON 100
pfb. Grpfal Weibe $500 per Crate.
Spinat. = ginheimii6sr 65c
per 9u.
Crime goHneu. = 5loriba.
$1.O--1.25; 9labama $1.00-1.s
"a per camper.
Rarptten. = ginheimiiGe 81
00-$1.00 Per Blu.
Qanbprobufte.
Seu. go. l 9imotbp $24.0O;
Rp. 2 5imoibp $22.OO; Ro. 3 Iii
moi6p S19.O0-20.00; SO. 1 ssmi5hs
ter alse $2o.50; Ro. 2 alee $3.50;
Ro. 1 alse $500; Ro. 2 als. s13.s
90; SieTiess alfafa $10.50-13..
80; Deitlides S1s.5O-20.00 per
1on. Wei3snitrO6 $7.50-8.00; Rpgs
ssniirob $9.5o-1O.oO; 5afsriirO9
S7.50-8.00.
Weablenfutter III ru6ig unb
feIt. - al.ie $22.O0-22.50; Mibbs
linas arobes S24.50-25.O0; bo. feis
nes $27.00-28.00; semif4tes Jut<
ter $23.OO-24.00.
SGmereitn - Warfi itetig.
- aleefamen $6.50-8.40 auf bem
geleiie unb $8.50-9.5o per Yu. bonn
Gtore, 1imotbp $2.80-3.50 bonn
Store; Deuti6er MilIst S1.40-1-75,
setpDbnIider $1.30-1.40; gudtpeis
gen 95e-$1.00; Sladsiaamen $2.S5
per gu.
Derf 9iebenes.
Dele = Wtartt iietis. asinOl,
robes Toe per @ollone in partien Don
Ia gbl. @eio6tss IL mebr; 30.
2arbol 74e; Cotton Sesb Sil, raffis
nirtss sSe per 9allone, 9srpentiu 47c
in partisn Don l Biz 5 Sab unb
6Oc in partien bon 1875 Gdaonen
Petroleum, Ohio Carbon 120 Grab
SC; bo. 15O Grab SIC; Seabliabt 175I
Grab 9a-10Ae; Rsb gronu gaiolin
24c; gapbia 28e per 9allone In pars
tisn pOi Is Bbls.
Gals. - Der Wartt IN rubis. Il
Ohio Ripsr $105 per gbl. bon $50
pfb.. Jubrlobn binsusefiist.
5aIg. - Martt iteiis. prima
Gitr 10a-10ae; DO. Gountrp 9a-
9ac per pfunb.
Roblen. Martt rubig. yous
abiosbsnp S3.5O-3.75; Nub uno
Glad 1925, aanaipba Stiidtoblsn1
$3.50-3.75, Nub unb Glad $225
per 9onns abseIisfsrt. RauhloIe
StiitsObIsi SAFE, bO. RuB unb Slat
1925. qntbraeite $7.75-8.00 per
5onne abssIi.feri. Cote ioit.t $500 |
$50 per Sonns abeeliefert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27
Ser 8oItmOub ouf Der

Ser 8oIImonb ouf Der
Ginlabungstorte. 6 Die 3eps
peIiufurht in 2pnbOn bat o!ImdbIi6
70 iiberbdnb genpulmer, bab es fpobl
teine @rf9einunq beg tagliaen aes
bens siebt, in Der bic Sruge nWtro
er beute tommen ober ntdf9" eine
grobe unb allganetne RpIIe fpteIt.
aluf bic in 2onbon iibIiden SAINT
Iienmablsetten, su oeneH piele @afts
aus der Stabt unb llmgebung geIas
Idben iperbeh, babeu inner Der 3eppes
lin - yterbIitdt gu leibeu, ba man
nt6t eerne Nbenbs auf bte Strnbe,
gebt, ipennes ni6t anbebinet nctbs'
tpenbig TIL 9nrunp lit es, pie berI
,.@aulois, ,isntttbeilt, Site eeiuorber.
a1f Die @frlabunssturten bdS gBprh
'r@olImOnor gu ffretbeu. tpas heoeusI
tst, 6oB n99 ben WetteruusIi6ten ann
be3eidnet@l glbsnb nolles Wlouhliht
fem fDerbA uub NuB bsmgemcB, deiH
.3epPeliniieerfall aa srparieuIHa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27

Sud er. - pretie ftlt. - HaTs
fiuirter Gut 2oaf $3.50; poipbsrsb
$3.50; Cubes Ss.70; sranuIirter $8.s
20; Gonfetionsrs u" $50; Dff
.a1 10000; ipeiber srira $3.50
ITO; srtra ~g" $3.50 per bunbsrt
pfunb.
MpIaffes in iietis. - Rem
Srlens Open &sitle 45--65e; Gtns
trifusal 25-34c per 0alIone.
gsis. - GouiTiana, Syanep 5eab
81 SIC; prima 5a--57r; crbinire
4-4le; Japan 4a-5ie per pfunb.
Dairp probufte.
9uttsr. - Warft rubia unb
preile unbsrdnSsrt. Wboltmilf, sytra
33ac; gentrali5eb srtrd 311e; gens
trali3sb firFs 27ac; fseonbs 24Ae;
Ganep Doirp 24e; padins Stod 21a
--23c per pfunb.
RATE. - Martt jtetig. Sbio 1876,
RcrbpeftIi9sr 1se; Rem yort zoe;
SGueiSer 80 800; bo. Bird 18ac;
aimburser 7s1Sac per pfunb.
eier. - Marit Isbbdft. prima
firfts 3iihnersier 21e; firifs 202c;
orbindre firfs 19te; fseonbs 1Se per
Dubsnb; en.neier 21e; Gdnisstsr
40c per Dubshb.
OsfIiigsI. - gla4frdge gut,
Wldrtt fetig. - @roilsrs bon 13-11
PIP. 35e; iiber IL s,finS Is 2or;;
edbus 9c: 3ii9nsr 16Ae; zrutbi4.I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27
FIRST CALL
CBeIo, guuSs nmb slttitn in Nslu yOrf.

Wsfdaftspsyiere puTotn u 8H& bis'
iontirt. @sAisl asf aonesn Saren itetis.
Bar 90 zass t4.72l4, Si&t t4.15,z; Rabtl
dnpsiiunatn t4.76k. 5ranes Si9f 6.g5,
katel 1921. wari Sidt 76ts, Anb'l 7o14
Rrsues Sidt 1871, Aabd 1871. Hire SiAt
SIS, &sbel S.S4, Ausel ei&t SlT; &abl
siX; Silbsr 8stren 7i3ss Wsliianiits
3onarS 65.
aitienmarft.-9sr Marft mar tsnis
ungereatlt unb Hsu, beioHbers am 0a1'
miitaas. Die ShlubuotiruHgen erga ben
ID ben nleiItsn Jdasn fIstne ger!ufs.
Atssnasna RlNsm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27
Gbtcaso, 2e. mai.

= .
Weissn. = Sir Suli $1.1OA-1.'
12s. am S4Iub S1.11s; fir Septsm-
Der 1.11s-1.13s. am SaluB ST.
12s.
DelI9lorn. - sSiir Suli 70-70se,
am S9Iub 70Rc; fir September SS
-70se, AM SdIub 69sc.
5ofer. - 5iir Suli 404-40sc, am
S8lub 40Ec; fir September 38s-
39hc. am S6lub 39c.
@oagen. = glo. 2 97-99e.
Gerite. = 61-78e.
Simptbb. = $6.00-8.0o.
alee. - S7.50-15.OO
port. = Jiir Suli $22.55-22..
90. am S9Iub $22.55; fir Septems
Der $22.30-2267, an S4luB 22.'
30.
Sdmals. = 5ir Suli 12.45-12.'
IS, am S6lub 12.47; fir Septem'
Der 12.57-12.75, ON Sdlab $l2.'
62.
8aippenI.iisn. : Sir Suli 1912
1862 am S6lub 12.45; fir Ssps
iember 12.55-12.72, am S1lub
1855.
Butter. - Mdrtt urperGnbert.
Gitr. - geartt niebriser; firits
20a-214; orbiudre firits 1StE20e;
aartoffeln. - Wlarit unOsrdubert.
@efliisel. = 9ebsubes. Rartt hos
Der; 6iibner 19ac.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27

Gfntinnnti pa Wlai

Gtneinndti, 26. Wtdi.
Die nadfOlssnbsn Auotirunssn be-
sitben fi6 nur auf gngros 1rans
attiouen. Bel tleinersn @el6Gften
perbeu etipas b0bsre prsiie bere9net.
probifionem.
SdmaIa. yrima Sieam
12.30-12.40; lamilp 13.50-14.s
90.
9rOdtn gsiaf3enes 5lsif d.
l. Sbort clear Ssiten, Ioie 13a-
lac; Grtra ibort clear Ssiisn 134-
13ae; iuEje Hippeuisit.n 134-134e;
Bellies 15-155c.
Bacon Gbort clear Ssiiea
14s-15at; srtra ibort clear Seiten
14A-15e; ibort RippenIeiien Ia
15c; Bellies 16a-17c.
iiiiiiii32 b nam I'M nm mn mi
sugar gureb 5teii6. -
S4inten 19-19ac; picnic S4ultern
14-14ae; 9eatfeit Bacon 20.
22c; S9uItsrn in padstsn n
14ie; Rstp Yort Gut 14-145e; iros
d.ns Beef S6intsH 27a-28lc per
pfunb.
shbssp5feltes 5rsif6. -
Sdinien 16-161c; pitnic SduIs
tern 12a-12ac; gsIIi.s 15-15at;
Sduitern 12t 13c: S9uItern, y.
q. Gut DO. 124-13e.
grif9esblsiid - G6inteu
16a-17se; pieHic s9ufisrn 12-
1910: S9uIt.rn 12-12ae; Ibort rip,
psnfeiten 12k-13e; iburt clear
Rippenieiten 13-13ac; srtra ibort
tlsar Rippsnisiisn 121-13c; Bellies
lei4te 17a-1sae; Bellies, iapers
16a-171c.
IRE unb @etreibe.
Mebl. - Wintsr patsnt $5.85-
e.10; Nlintsr fancp $5.65-5.S5;
Winter fanep $5.10-5.35; Dinter
srtra S4.50-4.SO; Witer orSinGrer
S4.00-4.25; 9artes Wei5en paient
$5.85-625; 5artes Wsi5en fancb
$5.35-5.75; 5artes Wei3en familp
$460-4.s5; Rossen, ROrtbipeitsrn
semii9tes $5.OO-5.1O; Rosssn, gitD
rsines $5.00-5.25; Rogsen Gitp ses
mii9tes $4.75-5O0.
Wet5en. - Hps 2 rotber Winter
$1.11-1.13; go. 3 bo. $1.05-
LOS; Ro. A bo. 90-99c.
Welf9forn. go. / ipeibes
C; Ro. 2 DO. 75-75ae; 20. 8 DO.
741-75e; Ru. 4 DO. 72t-73ac;
Rc. 8 DO. 70t-71ac; SO. 6 DO.
68A-70ac. - Io. / selbes &C;
Ro. Q DO. 75-75se; go. 8 DO. 74a-
Tee; Ro. a DO. 72s-73ac; Ro. 5 be.
70l-71te; Ro. 6 bo. 68a-70ae.-
Ro. / semiidtss -; No. 2 DO. 74a-
75e; SO. a bo. 72-73e; Ro. 8 DO.
70-71e; go. 8 bo. 68--70c. -
aoIbeniorn. tpsibss 76-7sc; 3ols
bentoru. eelbss. D-7se; aol6sntorn,
gemiidt,s, 75-77c per Blu.
Rogsen. - Ro. 2 96-9Sc; 30.
8 bo. 91-93e; go. A DO. $3.50.
Safer. - Rortbpsfisrn, SO. 2
fpsiber, 46-47e; Hortbtpeitsrn
Stanbarb, tpeiber 44a-45ae; RO. 3
reiber. einbsimiifer 41-42e; 70. A
ipsibsr 40-41c; RO. 2 eemiidter 40
-41e; go. 3 semiidter, sinbeimif4er
39-40t; glo. A semiidter $500.
Whtsfeb.
@erfouft iuurbsn 480 gbls. Die
filters Giniikb @oobs auf Der Bats
Don $1.40 per 9olIOe.
Groceries.
aaffes - Sapa 90 -30e; Wcs
ta 29-30c; Guatemala funep 19c;
30. gutter 17Ac.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27
Retan Marft.
q EN- gort, 2e. Mai.

Rem gort, 26. Mat.
aupfer. - Martt rubis.
GIectrpIptic. = Rarft nominal fiir
etusuii unb fpGtsr $2s.OO-29.25.
GiIsn. - Rartt itetis uHb unper'
dnbert.
3inn. - Waartt fietis.
Blsi. - $7.15-7.35.
@peIter. - @arit iuiIIig.
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Sst6o e: e., Z. : sss::s,:s ,; g: vi. r.; 49,. ~
" :::s y: i: Ga. i; 4; 4;
gci.k 70. get. ~. q % AallD. &c.. islS
fenb. b.&A. .or.sef6s- 1sklos Naiis. sen. Ss TN
Tit eseurifits 81. 1e,slS.r. 90. d. 0r. :. feSE
arts %. trerleAe. VI Tn q Qse. l.. %
Crif Gen. IL. ..... 7sklftlrb ifbe nj. S.. 7SK
Gen. electric Be. :. 1slJ<l 1aisn ~. &: 80. s7A
~. Ecrfb. 1. az .. nm tintou 6es. q. a.. s1x
%. Central rel. "a ssn u. o. Nub6sr &c. ie2Js
Srt y. Z. Sc. So. eyxii O. eissi 81 les y
SHf. ulef. ~ .... fS&Cifo, G. Gtem. ". eat
nEHf q. z. rel. D.. - f,at afb !. Sc. .isSH
2. Ebcrs bst. A.. 10. linton az 80. WM
& g { :r.susSIri;- 3 ~ FL - Rtfiirss-sIss ia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27

Die llmidvt i'm pIsiisea Glsaringtaus BE-.
lisIsA iin bsuir auf s4,844, ,4OO.
nsfsi essssitifsR-
Columbia Wos uuoCbis Stais IsIspbon.
com. iparen benie b,e siattsta papsre,
we!4s struas S.beH 5esgten, ioals par Der
Warft rau. Yerlanii warosn:
as bu Ussie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27
Wiebmarft.

Cincinnati. 20. Mai.
3uiubr uuo @srfanbt ipdbrenb Der
persanstnen "a StuHbeu. persliden
NIT berIslben 3eit Der porbersebenben
bier 1ase iuaren tpie folgt:
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Gipfipnatt. 20. glai, 1910.
Tts 0efddfte iratsn beute IN ben bieii'
sea Dasfen eiwas rubigsr, bod III Usib
frltsr tpsHn ou@ pis yinsraten nof III.
uerdgbeFt gsblisben. .jinb. 5hr Darieben ~on
sau- surben Don Gen Banfen 4-4& be.
re6net, wdbrsnb Uti1difspapiere ~ u6--6ss
piSioniirt pnben. s5m ciisnsn Rarfts
bnsben Tasftten .on eau ~ sH-4% anb
auf Brit su4-4H& plaesrt.
sssafa AMI Hss psa
rurbsn 81 gari Swii&en Bansen psriauff.
pie gountsrrals bstsagt tOs yranlis per
$1,000.
ssAId ssi SysssG
eidt- Bedisi auf aonbon murbeH iu
AIS per Yib. Sterlins suotirt. Uir Bsd,
iei ssI Berlin uarben s0e FIR pfart
bfsedstt, iir z9e4isl aaf Ddris feKe prs
6yane, aut Mmtferbam 42e pro Wulben
nns auf Yeien i5e per Krone, 8Ires in1zs
Huba %, 6sanes tSawsiU 1896.
Erasss. SsIisattsssu
usrsH ratis uns iisiis Dis Daafea aus'
tttsn ME tolaf:
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Rem gOrt, 2e. Tai.

" eU pl4 20. Olu1-
Msbl. - Uturtt rubig.
gBei5sn. = Wartt feii; go. l Du.
rum S1.25t; SO. 2 barter $1.22t;
Ro. l Rortbern DULUTH 129a
Ro. l Rortbern WanitOba S1.29 {. o
3. Ne,p yort.
gslihtorn. = Wlarit feit; go. {
selbes 83s {. /. T. Rem gort.
Saier. - Marft itstig.
Seu. Rartt feit.
9opfen. = Warft itetig.
0Gute. - Wldrit feit.
aeber. - Rartt feit.
Bort. - Wartt uerdnberli4.
Beef. - Wartt rubig.
S9maIs. - Rartt pillig; WlioSI'
Weft 12.s5-12,95.
1ais. - Warit saum itstis
WoIIe. = Nartt itetig.
Reis. - Martt feit.
MOlaiiss. - Rdrlt itstig.
3uder. - Rober. - WIartt feit
Centrifugal S6.39; MOIaFss $5.62;
raffinirter. isit; feinsr sranuiirts'
T.65.
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s;:'l;s sss: !: !. d. 4: "
~ sss. &. * 81 u z :::i;i; :;s;is
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-27

Rinbbteh. - Die Shfuhren
'iparsn mdbia, Die Rabfrsse gut unb
bic preife feit. Gtoders unb Gtebsrs
iuarsn ipsnis in gla1frase unb feIt
I'm prsiie. - MiI9tiihe iparen ite.
TIC.
MittIere unb fdtpsrs Gtisre $s.25
-0.5O; Glaf6ss Gtisre $6.75-s..
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Wsrlaubt tpdbrsnb bsrfelbsn 3sit:
Rinbp. G6tpeine Gd,lfe
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-17
Boston Nuggets
BY Miss Grace Parks.

Boston, Indiana, Nov. 17.-Mrs. Sam
Goble. Mrs. Charles Bailey and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Coffee
vile. Kansas. -. Mrs. Frank Willis
home after a short visit with W. S.
Porterfeld and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Jenkinson, William Jenkinson,
Misses Mildred Jenkinson and Grace
Parks motored to Eaton Sunday and
visited Mrs. Ellen Druley. :. Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner Brattain had as their
guests Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Threewits and family of New Madi-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett Moss of
Kitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. John Crawford
of Arlington, Chrales Crawford and
son Glendon. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Scarce, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Parks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Parks and daugh-
tiers. and Miss Williams spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Parks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smuck of Converse, In
diana, were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. o. Whitmire. "A box So
cial will be given Friday evening in
the High School Auditorium. The
Christian Aid met with Mrs. Lewis
Stanley Tuesday. -. Miss Dorothy
Frazee spent the weekend with her
grandparents at Miami, Ohio. ......
Enoch Roberts has been quite ill with
" Oscar Glenny spent
Sunday in this vicinity. Mrs. Spears
and sons of Richmond are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs William Simons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-17
Run Down People Need
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Power Returning.

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by putting your nerves in first class
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feet combination Of nux and iron to-
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Every purchaser that, after taking
one of Begy's Nerve Aid tablets after
each meal for week, can truthfully
say they feel no stronger mentally or
physically can have their money back.
There is not harmful ingredient in
them and every person whose health is
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you will quickly experience buoyant
feeling of new life throughout your
whole body
All druggists can supply you, but
should you have any difficulty in OBJ
tanning them, we will gladly send them,
mail charges paid, on receipt of price,
so cents. Begy Medicine Co., Roches-
ter, N. Y.
Get Nerve Aids at Glenn Thistle
thwaite's drug stores.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-17
BAvIS SCENTS
[continued from page one1

Conttnueo from page Onel
the company's gas supply-notably
the artificial gas plant.
Strange the way Providence pro-
vides for those who find favor" re-
marked President Bavis of the board
of public works, today. Just when
the question of used and useful prop
critics, actually used and useful in the
service of the public, becomes an i'm
portant factor in the gas appeal case,
then this shortage of gas arrives,
making it necessary to use the arti-
fetal plant to aid and assist in keep
ing the supply sufficient to meet the
demand to aid and defeat the city In
its appeal.
1.-THE company is not fooling the
public half as much as It is fooling
ITSELF" Bavis continued. "The idea
is a clever one, nevertheless. If the
company's statement is true that the
pressure is reduced one-half then the
consumers are paying $1.40 per 1000
cubic feet, based on the heat unit per
cubic foot under normal pressure, In
stead of 10 cents as the rate is sup
posed to be. The value of gas Is con-
ditioned on pressure and where the
pressure is not maintained the con-
sumer pays for more than he GETS"
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COLLISION
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collision between the submarine and
her tug this morning. A thorough ex-
animation, however. would be made at
once. they said, to determine the exact
damage.
Captain Koenig Of the Deutschland
appeared pale and shaken as he
stepped ashore from his vessel on it's
return. He refused to talk about the
collision and Immediately sent word to
Vice President Hilken of the Eastern
Forwarding company, who arrived at
the company's offices shortly after
ward and went into consultation with
him.
Blame Steering Gear
In the absence of authoritative In.
formation, considerable speculation as
to the cause of the accident was cur
rent. Among shipping men the opin-
ion was expressed that the steering
gear of the submersible may have been
at fault, causing her to run squarely
into the conveying tug. The fact that
the tug sank almost imm ediately after
being struck was taken to indicate that
the blow must have been a powerful
one and to have come with unexpect-
ed suddenness.
Captain Hinch returned to port on
board the Deutschland.
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In Which a Reporter
NarrateS the Trials
of Earning His Salt

humorous without humorous treat
ment, that the assignment is rank In
Justice to any man, for instance, the
meeting Of the West Richmond Inn
provement Association, the disposal OF
Morton Parks financial difficulty,
John Thompson paying an election bet
by rolling q peanut up Main street,
anything about politics, especially
about the candidates for mayor. and
1914 per cent Of society's philander.
ings.
So II can't be done.
Yes There's One Necessity.
Flash! CAS- meaning an inspiration
or idea from the mind of genfus)
Reporters!
There is no argument. Any feeble
arguments attempted will be absolute
failures. The city editor needs re-
porters-he has to have them-they
are necessities.
You know the rest of the story,
yourself.
(Reporter's Note-This story will
not get by the city editor, SO none of
you will ever know it was written and
the tragic act win be lost to posterity)
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has been 80 enormous that this In
crease il discounted.
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EXPECT GREAT GOOD
FROM SUGGESTIONS
CREATHOuSE MADE

INDIANAPOLIS Ind, Nov. IT.
Newspaper publishers and print paper
dealers here are hopeful today that
great good will come from the cam
paign launched by Charles A. Great
house. state superintendent Of public
instruction. to enlist the aid OF school
children In conserving the print paper
supply of the state. There is an enor-
nous amount Of paper used In public
schools which usually finally goes into
the waste basket and then into the
fire.
BY showing children that they can
make money not only by saving this
paper and by gathering up the paper
around their homes, a large amount of
paper can be turned back to manufac-
turers to be used again in making
some class of paper. The plan, it is
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believed. also will increase thrift
among children.
1t has been pointed out that the
newspaper publisher IL one Of the chief
sufferers Of the war. and yet he has
been the most reluctant to increase
prices either to subscribers or adver-
tisers. doing so only when conditions
and sound business practice make it
absolutely necessary. Not only has
the price Of paper increased in many
instances 125 per cent, but metal, ink
and other things that enter into the
making Of daily newspaper have in
creased. The war has enabled many
papers to increase their circulation,
but the cost Of gathering war news
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HOME STUDY CLUB
Meets IN ECONOMY

ECONOMY, Ind, Nov. I'm. E.
quarterly meeting was held Tuesday
night. Rev. Light of Richmond. gave
an address. =. The Home Economic
Study club will meet Saturday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock with Miss Ella
Cain. A special program is being
prepared for the meeting. 80. Thurs
day evening Mr.. Charley Newman and
Miss Ruby Morrison Of here were
united in marriage at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln
Morrison. There were 60 invited
guests who ate of the wedding supper
and wished the newly-weds happy
life. and a joyous honeymoon. Mr.
and Mrs. Norm Lacey and children
have returned to their Richmond
home. :. Mr. and Mrs. Evert Clark
were at Hagerstown Tuesday after
noon.
Feeds Republicans
DR.. A. L. Loop has well loaded
tree of ripe persimmons that he Is
feeding to the Republicans who bank
ed their vote OH Hughes and lost. 1t
Ia the only tree of its kind In this
corner of Wayne county. The fruit
is not large but is delicious eating. :.
Earl Cain has a new Ford taxi cab
and made trial trip Tuesday to
Greensboro. :. Mrs. Emma Hiatt has
been very sick, but is better today.
J. p. Salisbury, who has been under
the weather for the past several
weeks, was able to be in town Sunday.
-. John w. Taylor has commenced
blowing for 1917 corn crop. E. Emory
Oler, who resides on farm south
east Of town, is going to have pub
lie sale and move to Williamsburg. ..
Miss Blanch Fenimore was at Green's
fork Tuesday.