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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-03
NATIONAL ISSUES FROM ALL
POINTS ARE DISCUSSED BEFORE
CHAMBER OFCOMMERCE MEMBERS
300 of CHyS Prominent Men Hear of Enormous RESPONSE
blities Confronting the United States a Partici-
pant in the World War

Americans to stand ready to give
their all for the principle of free
government that must now win ever
lasting peace for all the world OF" 80
down for ages before the wave of barr
barism and savagery that the heroes
of England and France are stem
ming that it may not touch our
shores. 1t iSeither fight in France
or the United States, he said. lie
received a great ovation, the au-
dience standing to cheer him to the
echo.
MFR. Burke's Speech
Mr.. Burke's topic was 1.-The
Worlds Greatest Bond Issue" and
referred to the plans of Congress to
finance this nation and her allies dur
ing the remainder of the war, but it
was no dry statistical address al
though it abounded in figures of
amazing amounts. Mr.. Burke is a
rare speaker; a man who can inject
eloquence into statistics. He called
upon the nation to repay its debt to
France and the picture of Washing
| tons hopelessness without French
aid in the dark hours of the Revolu-
| ton and of victory made possible by
the bravery of French soldiers fight
| ing side by side with the ragged
Continentals will not soon be forgot
ten by those who listened. In con-
clusion he said:
What forsooth shall be America S
! answer to the call of the French peo-
pie in such an hour?
Let it be one that will broaden.
ennoble and inspire humanity. Let
| it be one that will crush autocracy
and enthrone democracy throughout
the world. Let it be one that will
prove to the, world that we have
emerged from the sheltered valley of
selfishness where we have been
dwelling amid the sordid dreams of
false security and that we stand
once again with our forefathers upon
the mountain top from which an un-
veXed view of our highest RESPONSE
bilities is spread before us as the ig-
noble things of life are lost in the
mists that shield the miserable ieal-
ousies and all the petty conflicts of
the valley below.
Whatever the sacrifice necessary
for the permanent establishment of
the fine humanities for which we
stand, may the God of Peace or the
God of War; as the case may be,
prompt the heart and steel the hand
of America to do her full duty as the
foremost champion of human rights
now that the time piece of the CEN
turies has struck the hour of duty.
And when the last chapter of this
titanic struggle is written, let our
conquering boys return to the realms
of peace crowned with wreaths of
gratitude and victory woven from
the evergreens of Russia. the roses of
England and the lilies of France"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-03
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Treasury Department
Statement of Amount in Close of Business

Allentown National Bank, Allentown >.
American National Bank, Ebensburg, 80.
Anthracite Trust Company, Scranton, -.
Archibald Bank, Archibald. ..............
Athens National Bank, Athens, .........
Bank OF North America, Philadelphia.
Bank of Secured Savings. N S. Pitts
Berwick Savings and Trust Company.
Bradford National Bank, Bradford, 80.
Brookville Title and Trust Company
Cambria Title Savings and Trust Conn
Central i NationSi fs Bank. "a Phiiad eiphia, 49,.
Central Trust Company, Harrisburg,
Chambersburg Trust Company Cham
cltizens Bank of Fayette City. Fayciit
Cilizens Natiofnal Bank. Indiana. .......
Citizens National Bank, Meyersdale, -.
Citizens National Bank. Washington.
Citizens state Bank. Williamspoort. ::.;.
Citizens Title and Trust Company
citIzens GT Trast Company. clarion. .::...,
Commercial National Bank. Bradford, -.
Commercial Trust Company, Harrisburg.
Commercial Trust Company rhiladoi-
Conewago Trust Company, Warren. .....
Continental Trust Co., Pittsburgh, ......
County Trust Company. Somerset, ....''
Dime Bank Of Pittston' Pittston, ::;::..'
Dollar Savings and Trust Company
Pittsburgh. .........
East End Savings and Trust Company
HlllSDuTBn, -
Farmers Bank, Parkesburg, ............
Farmers and Mechanics Trust Com
pany, West Chester. ..........
Farmers and Merchants Bank, Yves
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Farmers and Miners trust Company
PunXsutawney, .-.................
Farmers National Bank. Canton, ......,
Farmers and Traders National Bank
w eSlueiu, ...........s
Fayette Title and Trust Company. Union
LO"HI .
Federal Trust Company. Philadelphia.
Franklin Trust Company. Philadelphia,
Frankford Trust Co. Philadelphia,
tredonia ,iational Bank, FredonIa, .....
F'reeport Bank of Freeport, Freeport,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-03
That Every Morning
Smile.

The smile of health-of pure
blood-of active kidneys-of
clean bowels-that's the Notox
smile. Notox restores natural,
healthy, daily movement of
waste matter but uf the bowels.
Norci prevents the accumula-
ton of poisonous acids in the
kinks and curves of the intes-
tines. NotoX relieves over
worked kidneys and tones up
lazy livers. NotoX neutralizes
the acids that make headaches
aid sour stomachs and shorten
life. Notox aids digestion.
NotoX is gentle harmless
convenient. NotoX is what you
need sick or well-to keep
YOU well.
Start today-take a little NOTOV
every day-keep it up for two weeks
it will bring you that every morn
ing smilc-naturally. NotoX will
give you a new lease on life You'll
feel better. live long, work easier,
earn more. The man who takes
NoToX daily never has a crouch =
Get soc box of NoToX today
its enough for two weeks or
longsr-any drug store will supply
you.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-03
CARDINAL IMPROVES

New Ork. May 3. = Cardinal
John NJ. Farley, who underwent an
operation at his home here yesterday,
was said this morning to have passed
a comfortable night. His Eminence
is very WE'LL" Monsignor M. ]. La
velle, vicar general of the diocese.
announced. 'He rested well and is
in excellent condition"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-03

become so serious in Denmark that
all electric power stations using oil
engines are to be closed this month.
and the use of petroleum for lighting
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-03

purposes will be prohibited. Copen-
hagen. which obtains 1t electric
light supply from coal power. will
not be affected, but almost every
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-03

other town in Denmark will be seri-
ously hampered, with the exception
of part of North Iceland, wnich
obtains electricity from sweden.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03

The Best Vacation Luggage-First Floor
Luggage that speaks distinction and is, in itself, a recommenda.
ton for the traveller. Bags, Suit Cases and Trunks OF highest
quality in the newest styles with convenient fittings. Every piece
Then, too. every piece Of baggage in this department is marked
at special reduced prices.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03

~ Kar MS city, No. has arrived and
taken charge Of the New Mexico Hos
pital fer the Insane a. matron ard
chief nurse. In pia = Of Mrs. Anna
Wright. Miss Wailenciak. IL well
known here. having practiced the pro-
fession of nursing in Las Vegas sew
eral years afo. She Is considered one
Of the most competent in tho
country in the handling OF Insane pa
tients, n IN n disciplinariAa and
executive ~ ability. Her connection
with the hospital IL considered a dis
tinot asset. In the line Of improves
ments. the superintendent. DIR. n. r.
DesMarais. is employing several grad
uate nurses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03
MORE HOGS IS
ADVICE OF FEDERAL
OFFICERS TO PEOPLE
United States Department of Ag-
riculture Gives Some Timely
Advice Pork Finds Ready Sale
Farmers Urged 10 Speed Up.

Special Correspondence TO The urra,d
Washington H. - july &-Thc
quickest and surest way OF augment
nG the meat suppl, mex, 10 tn. rai.-
.nF 90 poultry Is ms Rising hogs. ia.
nit'd states department OF a~rrirui
iH'' points uu. tn" hog leg the most
important animal ." raise for meat
and money lie requires less llbug.
i'ss capital makes grogtcr gains per
hundred pound. cot Concentrate ana
reproduce himself faster and 10
Greater numbers than amy other do
mcsiiC animal As e. consumer Of h,-
products the hog nt- mo- rival Nu
other animal equals she lard hog 100 It,
iat-st0rlnE tendency. The most sat
is factory meat Tor chipping long dis.
i'nc's on train nuGi ur wagon 1ui
i"t long STORAGE sricr reaching ITS
destination ls mess r.rt. Th,r. . uo
n,mII vhiuh pru,'u.c- more meat
and meat products than Ch" hos
I'uuk fUds safe tactuso packers
hay" discovered many. wl,l- ~ pitpiua
monk "u IN" mrrb"t In attractive ana
mighty pdlutahlc form com binad with
n"-i excellent k'~piuF quantities There
be- ru other meat from which -u
.'''h ~ 'NNfNN NI' I.l' NaNINtNN fNHH
Very near MT, per cent OF the to-
.'I value u doil',r- and cents us
ih" m'tt ana m'ai rrudu, g. -'turh-
tered 100 the u'yk rnr hou-.N Of the
rti"d ~tHios Is derived from m, hoe
'ui r".murr leads Dos far ~ ,"uu-
mic fn The production l- v'il t, in
Doe, consumption OF ur,ui "a ud meat
products Th~rec-toIutns of th"
worlds International trad, ap port
ANA uurE products originates iu thu
] "licd states IN normal tiurss. ANA
lh" war greatly has mcrru Sod tins
proposition According lo tho est
mates there WAS ru iurro3-. mt p.r,u
900 hogs h'tU' "u 1910. tho CENSUS
N"Nr 1uI 1HlG u,lusiE" TIL r
'r'1s' tI the end ~ 1871, was 3.Ii,-
n"' over the preceding year.. t,hil. o.
.s estimated that ;h,rs Wa dr
rr'1so ui 'I'" end cot f1l6 OF .Hla nup
hon compared with I7l,
N w" oNu~,r Goo continue 'u provide
meat tn foreign peoples as we'll 49, our
owu people ever, 'tru"r nsui put
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03
This Store Will Close
All Day Tomorrow

forth the best effort Co produce more
hogs Hogs can b. kept proufahIy
upon many farms Wher. the, tfe noe
found tnd1N Farmers Who aIretd.
raise hogs can produce many more
Tor there ~ not much chance OF pro.
ducinr meat Tins yctar iu .Nco.. OF tn.
requirements
More dairy farmer. should raise
hes lor they IN 100 especially well tp.
ON dairy farms here skim milk. hut.
'rt"uh' OF whey. is Ted upon m. farm
\ man who has skim milk Is in e bet
ter position to raise pig, than "a man
" no has nom"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03
CHANCES
TO BECOME OFFICER
IN NEW ARMY WANE
Registration for the Second Re
serve Camp Closes on July Is;
After That Date He Must Work
Up from the Ranks.

w Associated Press.
san Francisco. Caiif July The
chance OF 70 civilian ~ become eu
officer in the new ARMY is ~dwiudluu-
fast The chance viii he gone on
JulN D.. ca hat date registration for
the svy"ud officers reserve camp
closes The camp Is to open as th"
Preside here uu August %.
After thus camp it rs the purpose
of the war department. ru name IT. o.
itcrr- tor al new Iuorcmcuts from
IN" regular army. the national guard
and thu scl"r'INe driit units %J,ia1llv
ia trIiuiug
The candidates at mis- second Off
GERS reserve camp will yomc from the
eight states boo the Western department.
OF he ARM This camp will pruNif,
Tine Officers for the second Increment
OF 900 900 al officers not supplied
hy tins aud other camps viii come
nom the regular army. the national
euard and oIuttcd forces
Therefore 900 Officers named after
this second camp closes Will Dee from
the ranks. AID the only way 70 civilian
vii puolif' for the straps VIII be
through extra effort after he has be
com" 20 member ut the se'"cti,e dr,it
In View ut this, II is expected
that there viii bee an oNrrNhclmiup
number of applications for this second
camp tn" local camp viii hc limited
q" Too" men u Is expected thct"
Nill Dec more than that number OF
applications from thi. city alone.
Those denied admission viii lnsr their
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03

Made of hardwood Stats, painted with
a fast color OF! paint. either green or
two. toned brown. They make your
porch cool. let the air circulate, still
keep the glare OF the sun out and add
another room 90 your home. Storm or
rain will not af ect "Vudor Porch
Shades We carry a complete stock
ali 80 inches long and in the following
widths: 4. 6, 8, 10 and l2 feet.
WE HANG THEM
FREE of CHARGE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03

cation iu the line of equine equip
ment. and brfdg, %buiIdirs The met
also learned loo saddle % ride o.
hnrs. correctly. although tEls NH-
hard ON MANY who have never riddle b
ANYTHING harder than 70 street cor
THE con camp BIS expected go nc
much she same. ana th" ambitious
civilians are lining up with % z,rt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03

as state agents and this plan may be
followed Dos Tea. rrnor Lindsey.
lu this branch 81 national cunser-
walton the underwater, are NOT act
Ing a- insurance men. bot simply as
experts .n th. w"rh uf pre-, entiug fire
l".-,s Their ouer Of assistance was
gladl, accepted Dos the national youu-
rf Of defense" ou the ground thai "a
pa. r.p'.c ara highly important service
was contemplated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03
Noted Professor Is
Here to Lecture to
Soldiers at Camp

Or James Naismith, professor of
physical education M The University
90 Kansas and the originator 81 the
\ college. U.s. IN the city 10 lecture
to soldiers AZ the camp under tha
ausp.ces Of the Army Y VI g \, '
pr Naismith viii he here Tuesday
and Wednesday nights
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03
FAIR COMMISSION is
APPOINTED BY GOV.
GUNTER OF COLORADO

Denver. July S. Governor Gunter
to-day announced appointments OF
'hrec men To- compose the state fair
commission. authorized hy the lust
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03

For earache. toothache. pains.
burns. scalds. sore throat. try Dr.
Thomas Eclectic oil. a splendid REM
cdy for emergencies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03
Miss Wallenclak
Is New Matron at
The State Hospital

Special Correspondence to The Herald
las Vegas y NJ. july 3.-Miss
Emma Wallenciak, a graduate nurse
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-03

, A SHADY NooK"-AND PLENTY OF TIME TO ENJOY THEM FULLY
LEST YOU FORGET

The little things-we have provided the following list
of accessories and personal requisites 50 indispensable
when one is on on pleasurc-which you will find here in
plentiful assortment.
Gloves. Neckwear, Parasios. Middies, Handkerohiefs, Lunch Sets.
the new wide Belts. Toilet Articles, Silk Underwear, Aprons. Hos
iery, Cooking Utensils. Drinking Cups. Ribbons, Picnic Plates.
Flags and hundreds Of other things.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
JlnB'Sdaarih
e a m Il as, 3. sssbr. 1917.

Samitas. 3. Ssbr. 1917.
Der ObiofluB pirb beute unsefdbr
itdtiOndr bleiten unb am 4benp etnds
ftsisen. @sitern abenb bate Der Club
bier einen Waferitonb DON 27 SUB.
Die folsenben DepsThen trafsn ges
tern bier elm:
gittsturs, pa.-s.S Gub, ftsigt.
Wbeelins, 90. 8a.-15.7 CUB, fdllt.
partersburg. %. 8a.-16.7 r.. iteist.
&anapba Sails, 20. 8a.-8.6, feist.
Gbarleiton, 20. 9a.-9.4 CUB, iteist.
gortsmoutb, O.-24.9 SUB, fiat.
GouisDille, Rp.-11.1 SUB fGIt.
eDonsOile, SnD.-33.5 SUB, fGllt.
glai9Dile, ssan.-21.3 SUB, fdut.
Chattanooga, 5enn.-21.3 SUB, fdqt
aanfas eitp. MOSS SUB. iisigt,
Ulempbis, 5snn.-27.6 Gub, feigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03

Minbptsb. - gonners UNI
Cutters tpnrell btute ettpos inpd4er
ionft a6er blisb Der Uaartt itstig BID
TART. Gute iette aiibe marin. II
yaadfrage, tbeafo bis bsfftrsn Mild'
ii;be.
Nittfere unA T9n.re Gtisre $500
--10.25; Gltil6er Stiere $3.50
900; auserIeIene BIB ertra 1925
9.75; 6eifsrs $6.OO-8.25; aussrIe'
jene Biz ertra $4,000; Riibe $5..
50-7.00; auserIeisne Bis ertra ST..
25-7.75; fstte WiIdtiibe $6.00--7.'
rs: Gamers $4.00-5.25; Wail9iiib'
$40.O0-1OO.0O; stoders unb See.
hers $5.00-s.OO; Seifers $3.50
$50.
8ullen. - Die 3ufutr mar nul
mdbia gla4frase gut unb Der Marti
fart.
Settle gulI.n $7.75-s.25; Bologna
$6.5o-7.75; masere unO leidte $500
-6.25.
&dIber. Die preiie fti.ssr
um 25e per 100 pfunb unb Der Warti
fbloB f6pah.
Bsite Ieibte adl6sr $13.5o-13..
10; fair BIB CUTE $12.5o-13.50; Or
bindrs unb srobe $5.50-11.OO.
g 6Deine. - Ger Wlarft mai
beute i9ipad unb bic preiIe fieler
I'm 2O-25e per 100 pfunb. geriel
tparen langfam unb unDerdnbert.
Gute Biz austrls.ns 9erfanbts unh
GleiIderfortsn $12.0o-12.1O; lei6is
8srianbtiOrt.H i20 Bis 155 pTuno
$11.00-11.50; aussrlsfene Isrtsl
100 Bis 40 pfuHO S10.O0-1O.50;
lsidte Gertel unter 100 pfunb $500
.9.75; orbindre BIB aussrl.fsnc
f9psre fstte educ $8OO-11.15;
Stdss $7.00-10.0O.
S4afs unb 2Gmmsr.-S9as
fe unb admmer tpursn itstig. Die gu.
fubr mar nur mdbig.
S6afs, auserlsisns Biz erira $3.50
900; CUTE bis aussrlsisne $500
30; orbindre Biz fair $5.50-7.50.
admmer; auserleIens BIB srtra $14.25
--14.5o; CUTE Big uuzsrlsftn, s13.75
-14.25; orbiHGrs bis fair $1,000
1890.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03

S4mals. - Sir Dat $1,000.
1880; am S9luB $18.17. Sur 5uli
$16.17-16.45; am G4lub 1852. .
Rippsnisiten. - sSiir Wdt $14.9o
-15.20; am S4lub $15.12. Jir
Suli $15.22-15.30; am SdluB
$15.25.
Butter. - Marlt unDerdnbsrt; 3us
fubr 4,279 Subs.
gier. - Martt bSber; 3ufubr BE-
924 aiiteu; firias 44se; Oroi.arp
firits 42-43c; auf benz Wsarit 40
44e.
&dfe. - Warft unperdnbert.
aartoffeln. - Wartt unperGnbert;
3ufuhr Is Cars.
9efliigel. - Warft unpsrdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
6 Ghftauo q sEekr

Shpeine. 3ufubr 5000;
Wortt Fart uno 1o-15 Gents boher
aIs seitern am S6iub. Built $11.6o
LIS; lsi9te S11.15-11.75; ses
mifate $11.25-11.9o; i6psrs SILL
30-l1.95; robe $1l30-11.35; ger
tsl S9.5O-10.50.
Rim bpieb. - 3ufubr 1000;
Ultrtt itetis. RatiUs Beef Stisrs S7.75
1900; Dsitern Siisre $7.75-10..
Is; Stoders unb JssSsrs $6.00-9.s
10; aiibs unb 6sif.rs S5.00-10.25;
Fdlter S10O0-14.O0.
g d fs. = 2uiubr 5000; War,t
feit; Detbers S1O4o-11.75; eDes
S5o-10.75; 2dmmsr S12.0o-
14.6o,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03

cen, Bombs uns Niti.n in 9le,p aJsrl.

sSaspss;s: s:G;,, .si0ss ~; Ssuua, T. 49,
its. iJar w xsst s<7sH, gommstsiaI
Ulas. " 3asc sl.72h. el1!eA7syt; Rs.
be. uHsstlungen eA76H, Uraaes Si@I
s.slk, &abe s.ssM. Nsf Si6l 81, Ra,
bsi asx. Rronsn S,dt 1914. Raba lyK, ,
Has SlGi 7.Si. 3asei 7.SV, xubsi SlqI
xsH. &ssa ~, Subss Harssa 76Ae,
5sslfAmf1e 3ouatS 6sX.
HItteAmartf. - In Born ttaae
itwa Der Rsrii ii& poa Der ssns,ssn Gs.
p.silion wieeer GSas ~ eTpolen, Rad.
m..taaS obsr wuroe eiu rsrisr Etud Bsm
w:Ifanjea aaSSeust sae sm Pft ie baf,en
t.bd fepr ~ Isiosn. Die eqlubnoIirsn.
ssa trsabsR ao4 seiiet teesussaos Bee.
taEG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03

8udtt. - Watit htfio. = Wafits
nirttr Gut Goat $8.55; polpberes ST..
80; Cubs $7.75; granulirter $7.26;
Gonfertiousrs ~ $7.15; of "
$6.S6-695; ueibsy srtra $6.65--
675; eytra g. $685. per buuSert
Plumb.
WpIaffes. - Marit fstis. -
Rem Drlsans Open atttsl 45-65s;
Centrifugal 25--35e per Gallone.
Reis. - 2ouiiuna. fanep 6sdb
63-7r; prima 5t-5ar; orbiudrer
43f; setro@snsr 334s: Japan d.
Is ~ piuusI
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metaas asMartt.
MN Qpri Q asbr.

Mem gort. 2. Gsbr.
&upfer. - Rartt nominsG; Glsc.
trOlptic critics, 5peites unb brittis
9isrtsr $29.5o-32.50.
Glen. = Nartt itstis unb uHDsrs
Gnbert.
3inn. = @artt fart; 5000
$500.
Blei. = Wartt fstis. Cir Ss6ruar
84-84c.
SpsItsr. - Rarst i5ua4.
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unfcre ainbtL.

elsfer: .ISt min iebsu, OBJ uns
bos Gbriitttnb biss .Sa5r pi!b.r EN-
Shpefterher cher 9riibsrden trin II.
6rtBhen: .Reiu, pupd bat ssiast:
es bIeibt bsim Stntusqio-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
yass ysrier gsns.n nstirsassn

at6,,ou am. q. ~ gf!g. eae: q. sr. ,o.h
rsxIicr ~ is' io2h Z 10. rriao.4H iyyrI
TsIrrt3s Il a 4. Il. g. .lfD,G. bsb. o.. mn
Faif' a q. ri. 10 q. Qitp Az 80. .i6SM
2. & G. %. ~. -. e.,ltH.. X. xlms ~ -.
Ffftlsbem e. rd.. .IN. ~ dei. st-' ssh
ssfoon. 1rdnfit 6t. .iioo7t I'ri ~. ~. n i3h
Gent ay a n. III. .ioiky 70. 9df. ~. 81. i0s
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
3dsliHer marft.S erid,t.

ben stwos b06ers prsifs bsrsanst.
proptfioner
SGmaTs prima Sitam Is.
57s-15.72.; SauiiIp 18f-16ae.
Sr0dengsaIsenes Glstl9.
Sbort clear Seiten loft 15a-l&;
gytra ibort clear Seitsu 15-l6t;
surss Rippi,itsn 15-15Ae; Ssllss
16i--17}e.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Ssttsu
17a-18Ac; srtra ibort clear Seitsn
17t-1sIt; iurse Rippenisiten II
Tie; Bellies 19a-Oe.
Gusar gureb 1Ieif&. -
G4intsn 20-204e; pitnie S4ulterI'
141-15c; Hrsatfafi Baton 21--
23e; G&ultsrn in padstsn 14a-l5e;
Rem gort Gut 141-15e; trodsa:
Beef Gdinisn 30A-31as.
eabsspStslta Dl.if d: =
Gdinsen 16a-17e; pienir S4nI'
tern 12-l2ic; Bellies 17a-17sc;
G&ultern 144-14ae; G4ultern u.
y Gut bo. l4a--4ac.
Grif9H Gteif9. - S6tnieu
16-17e; pienic Stnltrn III
12tc; G&uIiern 133-13as; iur3s
gtipp.nieitsn 13-l3hr; fbcrt elsa'
Rippsnisitsn 13a-14ie; gtra ibcrI
clear Rippsnisiten 13-13ae; Hsllisa
lsi&te 15h-16<; Bellies. i4psrs
15-15Ss.
MebIunb getrstbe
Wtbl. - Minisr paisnt $50
900; gDiutsr iancn sa.25-s,15;
Dinter familp $7.75-S.25; Wiut.T
erira $6.75-7.25; Dinier orbinar.r
$6.25-675; 6orter Weisen paisnt
$s.75-925; Sartsr WsIssn fantp
$S.00-s.5O; Sart,r W.i5sn Jamilp
$6.75--725; Rossen. RorthDsit.rn.
ssmii9tes, S7.25-750; Rosssn, ,gitp
rsinss $750-7.75; Rosssn. Gitp
ssmii9tss $7.50-7.75.
Wei3m. - 80. 2 rctber Wint.r
$1.72-1.74; go. 3 DO. $1.68-l.7l;
SO, 4 bo. $1.50-1.55.
Weli4torR. - 90. 2 ipsibts
$1.O3a; go. 8 DO. $1.O2A-1.o3; 10.
A bo. $1.0O-1.O1; go. s bo. 9Sc--
100; 30. 6 DO. 96-98e. - Ro. 2
ssIb,s S1.O2h; 30. 8 bo. S1.0O-
1.02a; To. A 30. 99e; Ro. s bo. 81
9St; 30. 8 bo. 95-97e. - Ro. Q ss'
mif@iss $1.02-1.02a; 60 8 bo.
$1.0O-1.02; Ro. 4 DO. 99e; 30. 8
DO. 97-9se; Ho. 6 bo. 95-97c. =
Meibes aolbtniorn $102-1.O4; s.I'
bts aolteniorn $1.02-1.04; semii4s
tss Aolbeniorn $1.O2-1.04.
6afer. - go. 2 tpsib.r IS
5s2e; Gtanbarb psibtr 57-57Ac;
Ro. 8 reibsr 56-57e; go. 4 tpsiber
54-56e; 30. 2 semifdttr 56-57e;
Ro. 3 semii&ter einbeimifber 55-
58e; go. 4 semtI&ter 63-55e.
Rossen. - go. Q S1.43-1.45;
Ro. 8 $l.4o-1.43; Ro. 4 S1.3-
LAO; probe $1.25-1-30.
whtBssA
Dutuuft purbsn s26 gbIs. Di.
ftnuS Gintibeb Goobs auf bsr HoIiS
$1.A per 0aaone.
Greesttea
2affse- Japo 23-30e; Coda
90 SOC; GuatsmaIa fausp 1se; b.
gutter 17Ae.