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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-04
SENATORS PLEAD TODAY
FOR WAR RESOLUTION
CONTINUED from First Pager

Overwhelmingly for war, tried to avoid it," he said
81 sought the President of the States and
begged him to avoid war.
"But now ready to take place with those who will
the President in prosecuting the to the utmost
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-04
WILLING WORKERS. SALE.

Under the auspices OF the Willing
Workers Club Of Central Presbyterian
Church, a rummage sale will be held
at No. 100 West Eighth street, on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-04
Letter TO
DIR. kilmer & CO..
BinghamtOn, n. Y.
Prove What SWamp-ROOt VIII Do
Eov. Vn.

Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, n. Y, for a sample size
bottle. 1t will convince anyone. You
will also receive a booklet Of valuable
information, telling about the kidneys
and bladder. When writing, be sure
and mention the Wilmington Daily
Journal. Regular fifty-cent and one
dollar size bottles for sale at all drug
stores.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-04
BY The United Press.

WANHINGION, April 4.-"Ihat's fine.
That's great" Secretary Tumulty eN-
claimed today when he was informed
of Great Britain's intention to distribute
President Wilson's address throughout
Germany by aeroplane. When the Ger
man people read all of that speech they
will know in their hearts where the
heart of this government and the hearts
of its people really aTc.:'
Tumulty was in the Senate gallery
listening to the war speeches when
he was reached with the news. He
was enthusiastic in approval of the
course
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-04
NEXT GERMAN Peace
MOVE WORTH While"

LONDON, April A new peace
move by the Central Powers, forecast
in extracts from the semi-ohicial
newspaper Lokal Anzelger, carried in
United press dispatches yesterday,
has been forced by Austria's demands
according to German information re-
ceived via Holland today.
The declaration was made in these
dispatches that in the forthcoming
announcement Germany would make
a worth while offer" Presumably.
in the belief of close observers Of
German and Austrian conditions here.
the Teutonic officials now realize they
must make great concessions from
the attitude adopted in the previous
peace feeler.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-04
ARTERS Union MEETING

Arters Union. W. c. T. L., will meet
in the parlors Of Epworth M. E.
Church tomorrow evening.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-04
President DOWNWARD
REPLIES TO CRITICISM.
President Henry c. Downward, of
City Council, in answer TO a criticism

text Of President Wilson's speech. it
was stated today that the allies are
considering a plan of distributing it
broadcast over Germany by aeroplanes.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-04
Allies AERlPLAKES MAY
CARRY WILSON Speech
BY The United Press.

LONDON, April Ain view of the
extreme improbability that the German
press Will be permitted to publish the
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-04

According to the German belief,
peace offer at this time would an.
peal particularly to the new Russia
now reorganizlng and now anxious to
transfer its activities and energy from
the work of war to the work of recon
struction.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-04-04
Typical Scene in The Holy Land

The Well Of LIE in Jerusalem.
where the best water in the city is
obtained. Note the water bags about
TO be taken on long Journeys into the
surrounding deserts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-18

Ford runabout body; new top......S5S
Ford touring car body; new........NS
PAUL MOORE,
l5s Pa. avg. NV. Main 1880
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-18
REAL FELLOWSHIP
Unequal SUFFRAGE,
MRS. BRYAN SAYS

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-Mrs. William
Jennings Bryan points out what ad-
vantages, in her opinion, would follow
q suffrage triumph. Mrs. Bryan is
at the Henry Street Settlement
House. q.
"SufTragists." said Mrs. Bryan.
'fhave already won the battle for
equal rights along the lines of alb
stract argument The right of wo-
men to vote is now conceded in nearly
all countries. The discussion has
reached the ground of expediency and
men are now asking what influence
will ballots for both have upon our
homes, our families, and our COM
munities.
''The frst great advantage which
comes to the homes as a result of
equal suffrage rights is that of in
creased companionship, and anything
which tends to broaden the base of
common interest between husband
and wife makes for happiness. More
domestic troubles arise from lack Of
comradeship than from any other
one cause. Husband and wife must
learn to pull together and suffrage
helps them to do this. With equal
rights granted the minds of women
turn to more serious matters.
Suffrage to Aid Children.
The children in the home are bet
ter trained for the duties of citi-
zenship, and the dignity OF the mother
increases when the family feels that
she knows the essential things. Money
will be more wisely expended by wo-
men when they better understand the
hardships of earning and the value
Of these earnings.
'The benefits outside the home,
which follow the adoption of equal
suffrage, are too numerous to give in
detail. The thoughtful woman has
no desire to usurp the place of man
in the business and Industrial world.
She sees a broad and legitimate field
In which she may work doing the
things which need to be done and
which men fail to do.
Experience shows that women are
particularly ftted to serve along
educational lines, to serve in those
places where the care OF the aged
and children is necessary to the pub
lie welfare, and in various other
positions of somewhat similar nature.
VIII Help Working Girl.
Again q crying need for woman
suffrage is found in the Industrial
world. where millions Of women
wage earners are powerless to or
ganize an effective opposition to un-
Just conditions, unless that opposi-
ticn is supported by the ballot
ain States that have equal suffrage
the percentage OF women seeking
public office Is exceedingly small.
There are many women county super
intendents of schools In the West,
and an occasional alderman or mayor
and sometimes minor officers. Every
man who casts a ballot does not seek
an office and the percentage of
women seeking office is much
smaller.
Miss Rankin has been elected to
Congress. She has been elected be- |
cause she has q fitness for the place |
and because the men OF Montana
wished her to have the office. It is |
safe to say that no woman will get an |
office for which she has not the
qualifications
at seems to me office holding II .
local matter. Each State should be |
permitted to use its own Judgment |
Why should the State of New York
bother about what the State of Mon |
tana chooses TO do, and vice versa7"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-18

A home on Connecticut avenue, near
the Rock Creek bridge. tn ts are
twelve rooms and four bathA Beauti.
full drawing room and reception han
Very large bedrooms. Lighting N
lures specially selected. Spacious
sleeping porch. Breakfast room just
off the main dining room. Garage
Large yard. Price to quick buyer,
s25. 900 and Immediate possession.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1917-10-18

MCNBf IT, LOAF or real estate; lowest
rates: pf.Jr pAynea: PR. ilrEea. large
amounts. TYLET: n RCTBE RIORp ST 18th
II SOC NEED moasT la ar sLia. from tlt
70 SlC6, adj esz Psa7'3's TTas: &C.. ncssiyn-
Va. and We will hsiE yVu SuL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
Glmb'Wa@ri6tem.
Sonneritu "a. Wai.

- - ~ - I'll ~~'N
Der ObiOfluB pirb ii4 beuts ni9t
biel oerGnbern. @eitern Qbenb batt'
berislbe bel bieiiger Stabt eiuen g1al'
ierituno Don 10.3 SUB.
Die foIgsnbsn Depei9en trafen &C.
tern bier elm:
pittburs, pa.-4.4 5ub, iteigt.
DbssIins. W. 8a.-9.3 SUB, fdlt.
pGrtersburs, D.9a.-8.7 SUB, iteigt
Sanaipba gals, %. @a.-1.8 SUB.
Gburlsiton. @. 9a.-7.O SUB
Portsmouth Obio-8.9 SUE. fdat.
gOlisDille, ag.-9.1 SUP, itsigt.
GodnspilIs, SHb.-10.6 SUB, fdat.
Raibpille, 9sHn.-8.2 SUP, fdlt.
Chattanooga, Ssnu.-7.0 SUB, iteig!
Gairc, $3.50 CUB. fdIlt.
Wlenpbis, SenH.-18.6 SUB, fdlIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
3u fubr.

Riubpieb. - Ous Qnsebot maj
fsbr ssring, Die Ra4frage sins CUTE
unb bic Yrtife itetis bis tart. DIX
befsrsn Ulil6tiibs fparen rar uno
itstis. Stodsrs unO Gseosrs pdrsu
langIdm.
Tiiitlere uHb iaipere Stisre $9.775
-12.25; bleiider Stsrs $500
1850; ouseridsn. bis srtra Sl0.75-
11.75; 5.ifsrs S7.5O-1O.5O; uussr:
leIme bis srtra $l075-11.25; &ubs
$7.00-S.T5; uussrIeisns b;s ert. l
$9.00-9.S5: Gamers $6.00-7.00;
Wilhtabs $45.00-125.00; StOdsrs
unb Jeebers $7.00-9.J0.
BufleH- - Die 3ufubr mar nur
mdbia unb bic prsiie itetig.
iTette gullen $9.75-i0.5O; 80.
loena $8.50-9.75; massrs unD lsi4s
ts $7OO-s.0.
SGlber. = Der USarft mar beu'
te i6pa4 unb bic prstis um 50
Toe nisoristr.
S.i. lei4te aalber S1325-13.s
so; fair BIS CUTE $12.O0-13.25; or'
bindr. unb grobs $7O0-11Oo.
9 4peine. - qei9te 9sriuubts
iorten unb Gert.I tporsn itort uno
ftiegsn I'm 15c I'm prsiis. GIsii4er'
iorten blieben f,tig
4usseiu4te S6Usre $16.25-16.s
80. semii4te uno Gl.ii4sriortsn
$16.2O-l6.2 Ieitts gsrianbtior'
ten. 120-150 gFuHb, $1475-15.s
90; Serfsl, 10 piuno unb barunter,
$9.10-l3.50; orbiHGr. uno auserIss
fen. idfpere fstts Sdu,, $9.O0-15..
80; EXTRA $15.4o-; Stoss $500
1900.
9 6afs uno 2dmm.r. -
Der Wartt mar 5euts iebr fart uno
bic greii. itieesn I'm SOC per 100
100 pfunb. Gsi5orens 2Gmmr pa.
rem langIam unb ftetie.
G&aie, aussrIeisne 5is eItra SILL
5o-12.00; CUTE bis auserIeim, SILL
O0-1150; orbiHdre bis fair $500
1850; gode $7OO-10.OO. - 2dm'
mer, auserltiene bis .rtra S13.75-
14.0O; CUTE Bis aussrIsi.ue $13.0o-
1875; prbinGr. biz fair $500
1850; Sriihjdbys.2dmmsr $500
1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
Gbitaoo 90. Wlai.

S4rpeins. : 3ufubr 5000. -
Wsartt fbtpa6; 15-2Oc uutsr benz
ssItrissn prsii.. But $15.80-16.'
80: lei4te $15O0-l6.15; semH4ts
$15.65-16.30; i3Dere S15.5o-
1880; pdube $1555-15.7o; GertsI
$10.75-14.50.
Rinbbieb. - 3ufubr 1900. -
Rartt ieit. Ginbeimiife gesf Stisrs
$9.5o-13.70; StOders .uHb SeeSers
$7.5oE10.35; aiibs unb 9afsrs So
60-11.50; aalber $10.75-15.60.
G9afe. - 3ufubr $4,000 ysartt
itetig. DetNys, sei4orene, $12.25-
14.75; epes, gsidOrene. $11.5O-
14.45; aGmmsr. s.i4orsne, $13.0O-
17.25; GraGabrssadmmer S1aOo
-21 90.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24

trudtbnrsr S9riftfsusr ssipeisu, b.T
ii9 AUDI auf bem @sbiets bes Dramas
Deriudt bdi. CT 6etbdtigts isin zolsnt
iopobl in enet1i6sr nie In bsutI9er
Spro9e. Seine Gsoi6te, PopeLen,
er5dbIunsen, Gfaps unb pOlitii6en
arttteI, iopie feline lle6srfesuRgeH
beutiAer Di6ter eri4isnen in ben
DerI4ieoeniien .3eiti9riften.
Quber bem Ribelungengolb, oas
bur3 einise Der beiten ieirer Sisbsr
flutbet, bat Spa5ron tein Golo 5u ers
iuer6sn DsrmuHt. ySeiH Stu66sn
tonnte serube fahsn elm zii99en uHo
ein idmaIes 8ett; er nar 70 arm uRO
10 OerIaiien, ME jeHer 9ott aus Ru3a.
rst9. Sn Der gang legten 3eit bat Elm
oufopfernbes ptdbden Jpn gepfleet
uno sins Jrau, bnIb @osbdlsno, baIb
Sdmoriterin, bat am Gage Dor ieinem
Sooe ibm 9lumen ans SisdeHbett &C.
brd9t.
60 5iemIi6 jebsn Gag in isinem
ldngen Geben that IeufSeub bos Glenb
ieine Gugen auF. Sein Sumor bat
Dobl gar mandss Ulal am Golgen &c,
bongen. llnO Oab er Elm Sabeniats
mar, ods ma6te ibn Der io3iaititii9en
4rbeiterI6oft psrpanbt. &ein @uHs
Der, oab er ibr aud innsrli9 nabe
fam. Ginsr Der llnirisen i'm itrengsn
Sinne lit Sou6ron inbsfen ME gepss
len, aber bic 5rsibeit, bic mir meinsu,
bat er AUDI gslneint. 9as ma4t Jpn
uns gum &umpfy uno SeIinnunSs'
freunoe.
Wdrs sr tsin bsi5eibensr SDsaIiit
gepeien, bunH Diirbe bic WeIObie ieis
mes 0uieins pisnsi9t ni6t 70 trauriJ
t!ingeH. 60 aoer bat bus Geben ibm
nidt DOrt geba!ten. 0ariiber ftnnt er
in bem riibrenben 9sbi4t .Wein
S6tff" ME fol0t Ra4:
sd iisbe an sRaHbe nit mabem ete
goQ gSebTllib uHO Irduer metn SiHn
glid
gy0ribet - b0rlbsr! uub Himusr 5urii6
9ieiHe SngeHb itsei oGriR
unb bod mas bot mir bic 3aesRb iGs:
gSGr bod nlIr aruIAtb uHb Notb.
sie tlob eGbin NIT waIbe nnb 9Gg'.
Gin Tag III i6r Die ber Grlbre IGg
uHb fdrglIh SAB iie mir Srot
ad. ones. nos i'd bonn Slide erfebHi
s'erfuirfli1i bat i6's MIR nidt!
a.. L.. qlafy,
Gtn iurses g9dbnen bonn sIiidfi9 teiR
Dns III meiner 9HGeTfo 6eni
9od, cine gsidbrtin berIies unb ME.
CAB tHmer mir trtiben WsItb:
lie reae 'ddiienbe BbariGiie
-r'titli0 men Iafetu NIT B0efie
rEb Gaes mar rpteber gut!
60 eiHs Id haHnens Gut f6tUinseInOem
m blot am absruno 6orSe:
Sd freuste bes eebensitrom's '1orrieHoen
limb fdritt bnr6 maH6es IOrnsusebeg'
limb man8e gsh'ieret.
unb iesi 'ieb' ant stranb 10 NIT mhOem
Bid
Eou gssbuutb uHe srGusr meiH 5inn
Gin GcbfN fnbrt porfbeI bds Sftff N ulsiu
Sli6!
gsrnber' oorfiber uHe uiurmsr suraa -
weeins 9useub hsst eGrin --
Nun 1T Iein Gbiff i'm Sufen &.
I'm lesten, tpp tsiue Stiirme mebr finb,
tsine GnttduiGungsu mehr bliben.
9elarbet in sr isst in ben. .uHerfor'ds
ten 2unb, BON beFeu Wart.n teine
Wiebertebr.-
Giner, Der bic Souns ssIiebt uHo
BEN Sternen pertraut, Der oGs 9eben
sspolIt unb ben Grauen bus SerS gea
geben, 1T in Dag buHtIe Rsia bina5'
geftiegen.
Sin unentpeJter admpfer fir Jreis
belt unb Rebt. 10 ME sr fe dufabts,
elm grieIter Der S60nbeit uub Der
aunIt, Elm 8d5nbre6er oeutiter &aIs
tur in @msritl, bas mar Stto Sous
brpn. Das 1T ieiu Ru9m.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
nst Call.
ayeIs, r,nss anl MItien in @,n Dsri.

WtId5SfsIaplers phSbta 80 wv BIZ
ioatih. @e4fsi suf eonbsn ssrsR Re.
iis: Gar 90 9sse s%.72, SsmmerdaI
BINS. so Tass A.7il&. eidt A.76H,
asbsLuHus siiunsen s%7eX. branes Stdi
5.7sN, katd S.7sH Rsri. feline Guo,irun.
gen. RfeHsu. feinf Guoiiruneen, 2ire 6idi
7.siz, 2abel 7oeA. Ru6a Siat AK.
tabel AN. SLbtr 1arrtu Hs.s Regifs'
niiAe Toasrs ssHe.
GftteuWsttt.--Am Bormiitags mar
eu Rsrfi aari uno bis Brsils itieatn. Be
ioneers uarsn oie eisbItruii.dftisn In far.
itr Wadfrast. 9seea 3iitsa ttat cine
@eaitios sin, bod surbs Der Nsrtt sestH
e4Iub tef.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24

Rem gort, %. ylui.

Rem Dort, %. Ttai.
&upfsr. - Wsartt itetis.
Glectrolptic. - Dsartt unb 5IDeites
Quartnl $3L0o-33.00; orittsE
AuartaI uno ipGter $2e.00-30.0o.
Glen. = Martt feit uub uunerdn'
bert.
3inn. - Wiartt ftetia $655O-
$500.
Blei. - Martt itart
Spelter. - Mortt ru6ig
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24

34i-354c; Orbindre firits 32-33e.
aortoffeIn. Dlarti unDerdn6srt.
Geffiieel. - 2sbsnbes. Wiartt nm
perGnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24
Oiebmarf.

Cincinnati, %. Rai.
3ufu6r une gsrianbt fiir ois Der.
fIpHsnsn "a StunbeH. perglihu mil
bsritibsn Ssii bsr pcrbsresbenbeu iIDsi
Sngf rcrn ris felst,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24

SHutr DIdttI IeH. WafIls
nirtu Gut 2oaf S10.55; poposr:o
S9.15; Cubs $1,000; sranulirt.r
$500; gnHfaticner ~" $3.50;
Off q" $s.6o-S.70; psibsy EXTRA
$5.40-8.5o; sItra g. $3.50 per
6unbtrt pfuub.
Retaffts. = Wartt ft,tis. -
Rem Srledns Open Aeitsl 50-65e;
Centrifugal 32-42c per GaIout.
Rtts. - Gytra funep 6eab ST.
83e; fanep 7t-Sc; ieconb 9sao
6s-7r; ssbrp@knsr 7A-8e; Japdn
7i-7se; Blue Rofs S9-S4s per
pfunb.
9aits. prebufte
gHttsL- Rarts lsbRsit. QuiIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-24

ctf RaFbt ANSJ JHHSt SN1he
Sibner 20ae; 2rutbiibusr Don 8 Bis
10 pfunb 17c; DO. nit trummey
9ruit 12c; gulls Sc; peiBs enten IA
-16e; Gdnie 10-12e; alts 3auben
$175c per Dussnb.
Sbfunb gemHfs
4epfeI. - Rome geautp $3.50
500; Ben Dapis $4.75-5.25;
Scno S5.2o-5.5O; Rings $3.50
600; Greetings $e.0o-6.5o; Jn'
fericr alle SOrtsn S2.5o-3.50 per
gbl.
3ttroneH. California $3-25
$50 per aiits; 2imes 9Oe-$l.oo
per Rifle.
OraHgen. California Ndpels
$2.25-3.00; Gloriba $3.25--3.oo;
pc. stfte.
@rapt Gruit. GIOriba g.
00-4.50.
amauas. $2.Oo-3.oO per
Crate.
grbbeeren.- $2O0-3.O0 per
GEats pom "a Quarts.
Tomatoes. Glorioa 500
2.75 per Crate DON 6 aorben.
4artoifelu. Wi4ignn uno
Diseoniin $9.5o-1o.oo per 9bl. uno
$500 per gu. pom geleiie; Jun9s
iylorioa 30. l $1O.Oo-1O.25; Ro. 2
$e.75-1o.Oo; 80. 3 $6.50-TOo
per 9bl.
SHbfartoffsIn. - Nanep
Gals $2.25-2.5o; Ro. 2 $l6O-
1.75 per Camper.
Gurten - srsibbaus Soc
$1.0o per Ouseuh.
araut. Qouiiinna unb alabd'
ma S5.00-5.50 per Grats; Glorioa
&c per pfuub.
DsiB. Ribeu. $1.5o per
gu.; Sunse Rifiiiippi 2oc per 9sb.
RObl. = GiubetmiiG<r $3.50
2.75 per gbl.
3fpiebeIn. - TsIas, tpeibe 81
15-2.25; bo. Boilers $165-175;
ssIas. s.lbe $2.0o-210 PET Grais;
Spanif4s s4.0o-6O0 per LOO pfo.
Crate.
Spinat - Gtnbetmiiaer e5-
75c per Bn.
Sunse Grbfen. - $15O-2.s
15 per Camper.
Crime gobneu. 1loribd
$200-2.15; Datsbo6reu S1.75--
$500 per Camper
Aarotten. - Ginbeimiide 81
00-4.5o per gbl.
aanbprebutts.
5eu. go. l SimOtbp S18.5o;
Ro. 2 9imStbp $17.5o-1a50; Ro. 3
9imptbp $17.0O-17.5O; RO. / sss
mii6i,r aI.e S17.50-18.o0; 30. 2
ssmii&t.r al,. $1700-17.5O; go. l
Rl.t S18.5O-19OO; Ro. 2 Rice
S18.Oo-1S.5o; Sifigss alfaIfa
S20O0-23.00; RosseHitrob $l4.0O
-14.50; SaferitrOb $10.00-10.50;
Deio.nitrOb $1O.5o-11O0 per
per Sonne.
Rlblsufutter. - Wartt rus
big. - alsie $37.50-38.50: Wibos
linss, braune S42.00-43.00; peibs
S45Oo-46.0O; ssmii4tss Gutter
$3e 40.00.
Sdmtreitn. Warit fef.
- alseIamsn S1010-11.3O per gu.
pom Stors; 1imOi6p S3.25-3.75;
gu4pei3en $2.20-2.4O; Gla4sias
men $500 per Su.
@srfaiebeuek.
Dele Warit isit: a,inSl. robes
81 q per Gal. in gartisu IA Ybl.
iO-25 GaIIOneu S1.35; 1--9 9aIi.
$1.42; ssto4tss IL msbr; Rp. l earos
81 S1.08-1.1o, CONNER seit ST.
20-1.25; Cotton Ssso Oil raft. ST.
S2-1.42 .. Gall.; 1srpeutin 53c in
partsn pon 1--5 GoB unb &c in
pariitn DON 10 bis % @auon.n;
Petroleum. SbiO Carbon Stats aeit
9h; SpssialfSOrte 11-12e; Rsb
eroipn gaiOIiu 24e; RupPta 29e per
9dIIons.
EaIj. - Der WarIt IN rubis. -
Ohio Ripsr $1.60 per 96I. BON 100
piune, GuhTlcbn binsussfiigt.
9alg. - Wadrtt ieii. = prima
Gitp l7s-1sc; bo GouHttp 16i -17eI
per pfpilb.
9otnsn. Rapp 5000; prima
Warropfat S9.75-1o.o0 per gu.
aoblen. Warft rubis. pttts.
bura S6.5o-7.oo; aanapba $500
$50; g2ui anb Slad $3.50 per
Sunne abssIisisrt. Rau9lOie Stiids
tcblen $8.00-S.5o; slntbraeits So.
80 per 5cnus nbstIisfsrt. Cote ios
itst s7.Oo-7.75 per scnne abss.
Iitfsrt,
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&OnSentriruns Der saiHabr'
GnslauOs in imm,r NE
nigeren Sauoen.

9tos oes 9erluites Don Disleu 9ull'
perten DON S6iffen uno troBosT
peiiere Sunberte DON Der Rssierun5
gu arisgsspeten requirirt puroen'
luareu bic proftts Der snglt1 9sn
S6iffsgeIeai9aiten fabeibGft bob.
0ieie 56atIa3e piIegt mon in Gn1'
lano DON stpsl peri4teoenen Seit9ts1
puntten aus Su betra6teu. Gtnerletts
min man in oieisr GdaeiRung Den
feitbegriinoeten geitano Der eusIti6sl
S6iffa6rt erbIiden, pGbreno man ss
ouf ber onDsren Settle nls geraoe3u
T.anfolos betrd9tet, oaB in Soften. N
bencn bic yidtiou unge5Gblte UlInlos
nsn gum SauBs oer S@ifia1rt aus
eiebt, lie oas proIitabelite 6ei6dit O.5
Srieees isiR iolIte. 9leIs Der Stttls'
perlufte perben Der 9eihtfertigs
tsit man6er S6iifs Sffi8isrs
sussfbrieben. bic iih ni6t itrens
on bic 9prihriften Der aemt1
ralitGt baItsu unb Oft stneu atbern
Surs einiblaeen, ais ben ibnen DON
ben Warinsbeborben pcrgeidrlebeuen,
unb ouf oisis Deiie itott ben Inter
ieebcpten uusSuneihen, ibneu seraoes
gu in ben 8eg fubren. IS i9stnt fllt,
oIs OBJ pisle S6iffsoffiSisre uno WlGs
trOien Tataliiteu gefporOen, bic I'm
ibr 2ebsn ni9t bange iIno uub bisle
SnbiffsrenS Gua uuf bic Satffs iiber'
truseu. 9isIe aniicht bat IN .ngIii4sr
S9iffsireiIeu sroBe 8srbreituus ge'
iuiben, oenn ss III 5bdtiate. bob es
Ratroieu siebt, bic toum. oaB lie tbr
2sben aus ben 5riimmeru zines tors
peeirteu S6tTfes gerettet. uu5 T6On
pieber auf einem anoersu Olsnit neRs
men.
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De lImidts I'm tisfssH GlssriHssazs
bsIisftn iit bsuts auf se,2sl, ,ss9.
Rsisi.esfarifatsu.
gine Gas & Glse.ric unh Gmsrissn Rsl'
ling gtin 60. afiieH patsn htuis In stsins
li4 saleS Ra4fraes uno bic Yrfiie warsn
itf. YsriaHft satosH:
IN bT estfs.
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9asli6er Martt'Se Seri@t.
Gineinnati q. Wai.

Die rd9folgsneen AuottruHgeu be-
5isbn ii& nur auf Gneros ardns'
attion.n. Bel ileinersu G.i&dft.u
ipsrbsn ettpas b5bers preifs ters4net.
proptfioneu.
S&maIa prima Steam
22.45-22.e5; Gamilp 23a-24c.
3rodsn stfaI5tnes Glsi q.
= GAort clear Seitsn 223-22ae;
Grtra ibort clear Ssitsn 22-22te;
tIrjs Rippsnleitsu 21a-213c; Bellies
24a-25ae per plumb.
@erdu9srtes gleii4. =
Sbort clear Seiten 24a-25c; srtro
ibcrt clear Ssiien 24l -25c; tur3s
Ripp.ni.itn 24-24ae; Bellies 26s
-27ie per Plumb.
sugar Gureb Gleif9. -
Sdintsn 27-27ae; pienic S4uItsrn
21a-22c; grsaffoit Baton 81
35e; S3uItsrn In pddtten 22a-23e;
SduIttrn. Rem BORT Gut, 23-23f;
trodene Yeei S4ultern 1856 per
pfunb.
Sibssp6teIies gIsif4.-
S4inttn 24-24se; pitnit S4uI'
tern 1sa -19e; Bellies 2S-28te;
SduItsrn 20l-21e; S&ultsrn. yisiD
gort Gut 21-21ac per pfpnb.
Sri 4ts Gleif d. - S9infsn
lofe 24f-25Ac; pienic S4ulisrn
19-201e ;S4ultern 21-21A; iur5s
Rippsnieiisn 21-21is; ibort clear
Rippenfeittn 21-21Ae; srtra ibori
cellar Rippeuisiten 21-21be; IsiAt,
Bellies 32a-33e; i4Drs Bellies 80
-30ae.
NsbI unb Getreibe
Wlebl. - Minter qatsnt $14.25
.-14.75; Winter faHfp $13.75-14.'
%; Wintsr familp $l3.25-13.75;
Wintsr ertra $12-26-13.75; WiHter
orbinGrss S11.75-12.25; 9artes
Weijtn patent $14.25-14.75; 5ar'
tss D<i5sn fanep $135o-14.0O;
SartesDeistn iamiIp $12.75-13.2o;
ROsssn, gsortbpeitern, semii6tss
$10.25-10.5O; ROss.n, Gitp, rsin.s
$10.50-10.75; Rosseu. gitp ss'
mii4tss S10.50-10.75.
Wti3en. - Ro. 2 rotber Wintsr
$2.98-3.00; 90. 8 DO. $293-2V; /;
To. 4 bo. $2.60-2.SO.
Delf9toru. go. 2 tpsibss
S173; go. 8 90. $1.72A; go. 4 DO.
SL71-1.72; go. 5 ho. $1.6S-1.70;
go. 6 DO. S1.8-L68. - Ro. 2 gel'
bes SL71-1.72; go. 8 DO. $1.p-
LII; Ro. 4 bo- S1.69-1.70; go. 8
DO. $L67-1.69; RO. 6 DO. S1.65-
1.67. - RU. 2 semif6tss Sill
72; 90, 3 DO. S1.70-1.71; RO. a DO.
$1.69-1.7o; go. . DO. S1.67-1.69;
Ro. 6 DO. S1.65-1.67. - Weibss
2DIbentorn S1.7o-1.72; seIbss apI'
beniorn $1.7o-1.72; semti4tss Roll
bentorn S1.6S-1.7o.
5afsr. Ro. 2 tpeiber 731c;
Sianbarb psibsr 72s-73e; Ro 8
reib.r 71-72c; Ru. 4 tpeibsr 10
Tie; no. 2 ssmiitter 71-71Ae; RO.
9 esmii5tsr. siubeimii4er 70-71e;
Ro. 4 gemiidter 6S-70e.
Rogsen. no. 2 $215-2.s
20; RO. 8 DO. $2.08- -2.12; 30. 4 DO.
$1,000.
Whisten.
@sriauit purben 470 gbIs. Die
itinrs JiHiib,D GOobs aui Dsr Haiis
$1.62 per 9ellons.
Greeertss.
Raffss. Sapa 27-32c; Wo.
9d 274-30t; GuateEIala fancp lSSe;
DO. gutter 17ie.
n,s,-, sIn
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xspm 0elbmarfte.
Mtttpo q. 2s. gQsi. lsl7

Wtftpo d. 23. ARsi. 1917.
fx DanfsH parsn auA bsnts nieser
itsmitd tart bsihaiiat uHo bic RaAfrugs
na9 Gnelebfn mar cine redt CUTE. 4elb
IL fsif- bdr SarltbsH .ou saa' sugbeu
Don ben Haafea 6-5Hh bereAnet, nab.
rsno Gsfdafs2ariete jn 5-696 bistontirt
pfrssn 9m eiienen Rarfte ipurben Ser.
steR on esas 80 5-5K% uno auf Ssil
~ SIS placirl.
nsdbia snf ssiB DsrL
gurbsH 50 Bari .pii9sH Banten bsriaujt.
1is eounisrrais bsirdst 6oe prdmis per
$1,000.
Gsfid aHf Gnrsps.
ei6t. 1edid sui Honeea purben 40
All BRO yis. Stsrlins qnoiirt. g8eh.
itl sHf 4eriiH uur1eH nift queiirt: fur
@s6id auf Haris Ice pro sjraue. sui
amitsream 4iHs pro Gulbsa. Be9iei
aul gHtsn purotn Hihi qupiir. yires
i4zs, Rubsl siH. Srodholm pro 4rsns
$3.50. sranes tSAwsiS) 20c.
eHnsss.ctiisafisnsa.
gsun rntla nns hsiiI Sh asniss apS
tffeu iutf fnlaf.