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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-12
Burglar Slapped
By Girl When He
Makes Apologies

How she ordered a burglar out OF
her yard last night, chased him down
the road, threatened him with a re-
yolver and finally slapped his lace
when he got fresh" was told today
by Victoria Fernandez. who gives her
age as Is. and who lives at the corner
OF Miller and Punchbowl streets.
Miss Fernandez says that about IL
O'Clock she saw a man enter the YARD
get up on the steps, take off his nat
and coat and otherwise act queerly.
Guessing that he was a burglar, she
told him to get out of the yard.
HE wouldn't CO." she relates. so
said: You beat it or III get gun and
blow your brains out" He hung
around, so l got a revolver from nv
mother and went out on the steps
and again told him to get out. So he
ran down the road and ran after him
and | caught up with him and said:
What do you mean fooling around my
house? I'll blow your brains out II
you come around again
"He began to apologize, but told
him to get along. Then he said:
All right. Goodbye, grille and when
he got fresh and said that, slapped
his face a good one and pointed the
gun at him. He certainly hurried
Off"
The girl says that if he hadn't run
she would have marched him down to
the police station and had him lock-
ed up.
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JAPANESE STAYS
BOY FOR revenge
Continued from page y

its helpless victim. OF half these
blows any one was enough to have
caused death.
Three slashes had been made at the
head and three others were upon the
arms. With one blow which had been
driven straight at the back of the
neck Just at the base of the skull,
the head was virtually amputated,
hanging to the body by only the flesh
of the throat. The spinal cord showed
from the blood covered base of the
wound
Another cash which had penetrated
the lads skull lay just above the left
eye. This was perhaps four inches
long and had barred flesh and bone
from the eyebrow to the upper part
of the head. Still another wound
reaching almost from ear to ear had
been driven into the brain from the
back of the skull.
The left hand had been severed
from the arm at the wrist, hanging by
only a shred of skin. The forefinger
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-12
AID CLUB TALKS
TIRES UNTIRINGLY

For the better part of an hour the
Ad club at its luncheon today in the
Hotel Young talked truth in tire ad-
yertising and then decided to refer the
matter to the vigilance committee for
investigation and a report next We'd
nesday.
The question was brought up by
two letters, one from A. y. Wayne,
manager Of Smoot & Steinhauser, and
one from o. H. Shepard, tire sales
man for the Won Hamm-Young Co, in
which 1t was pointed out that E. H.
Lewis of the Lewis Garage had adver-
tised standard tires at so per cent be-
low usual prices without stating in
his advertisement that the tires were
not guaranteed.
E Replying, E. H. Lewis declared that
attempts had been made to injure his
business. His letter was read by
President w. r. harrington to the
club, in which 1t was stated that the
tires he had for sale were not sec
onds. as stated by Messrs, Wayne &
Sheppard, but ordinary standard tires
without a guarantee.
The question simmered down after
considerable discussion as to whether
the tires which Mr.. Lewis was selling
were first or second tires and whether
his advertising had been misleading in
not stating that the tires he sold were
not guaranteed. The vigilance COM
mittee viii inquire of the tire manu-
facturers as to what kind of tires they
sell to the San Francisco and New
York Tire Co., for which company Mr.
Lewis is the Honolulu agent.
w. H. Soper, A. N. Wayne, c. H.
y tive offices for Hawaii. 1t read: y
Smith and o. H. yShepherd were elect
ed members of the AID club.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-12
WOMAN, SICK, IS
TAKEN FROM BOAT

There were nearly 80 stopover pas.
sengers on the japanese ship which is
in port today from the Orient and 900
tons OF the total cargo Of 4343 tons is
for Honolulu merchants.
Due to the serious illness Of Miss ].
B. Ross, a through passenger, arrange.
ments were made to have her trans.
ferred to the Queens hospital. Ems
was done through the Intervention of
Mrs. d. A. Scott, wife Of a naval of.
ficer with the Asiatic fleet, who Is TO
stop here for a visit before going on
to the mainland -.
Miss Ross is the daughter of a Ca
madam commissioner who is located
in Shanghai She took the sea voyage
In the hope OF benefiting her health,
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{. v. CHRISTMAS BACK FROM MAUI
SHOW PAINTINGS next TWO WEEKS

E. W. Christmas, R. B. A.. world
traveller and cosmopolitan painter, is
in Honolulu after five months alb
sence spent on the island Of Maui.
where he added materially to his al
ready fine collection OF island scenes.
Mr.. Christmas will open an exhibit
ton next Monday at 3 O'Clock in the
large rooms over Castle & Cookies
offices. His exhibit hours will be
from 10 to daily after the first after
noon.
He win show principally his recent
island work, including some unusually
fine oils. He has done several mono
types and has, many attractive
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-12

mate details Of her surgical operations
and young girls discuss with their
beaux subjects that their grandmoth.
ers only talked of to their physicians
Many woman's tongue Is the
sword with which she cuts her own
throat, and she never commits hari.
kari so surely as when she INDUCES
in too free speech.
Copyright 1917, by the Wheeler Syn.
dicate, Inc.)
Dorothy Dix's articles appear regu-
larly in this paper every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-12
WATSON IS GUARDIAN.

Under bond in the sum of $4,000
Attorney K. NJ. Watson has been ap-
pointed by Circuit Judge Ashford as
guardian ad Item of David K. and
Helen L. Kawananakoa, minors. At
torney Watson applied for the ap
pointment on the ground that the in.
terests Of the minors should be pro
tected in the matter of the annual &C
counts Of J. F. Colburn, trustee, in
which, the report of the master, c. S.
Davis alleges, there is a disparity.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-12

sketches. Christmas 10 one Of the
few painters who have come to Has
wall who has really studied the islandd
and gone out into the open for weeks
at time to get at the heart e his
subject. and his painting reflex lhis
love OF pature as seen In island Iand.
scapes = -
He Is contemplating now an extsnd.
ed trip on the American continent,
going first to the Grand Canyon, then
up to British Columbia, and after that
to New York. He will take with him
a number OF his Hawaiian paintings.
The exhibition which opens Monday
win continue about two weeks.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-12
NOTED ANTHRoPoLoelsT HERE

Professor Frederick Starr, Univer.
sity of Chicago faculty member and
famous anthropologist, is in Honolulu
today. returning to the states after a
trip to the Orient. 5st
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-12
Fishermen Take to
Water Rather Than
Be Sentries' TARGET

Eight Japanese fishermen, attempt
ing to sail into the harbor before 6aY.
Hight this morning, were made the tar
gets of sentries' rifles, and rather than
run the chance of stopping the bullets
they dove overheard and swan to
shore. One fisherman, however,
would not brave the cold water, and
calmly awaited his fate while the
guards boarded the sampan.
The swimmers, however, were
rounded up, and taken to the guard
house. together with the man in the
sampan. They were later turned
over to the police, who have them
booked for investigation. The men
are:
K. Shire, Ino Uae. L. Gumpao, X.
Kadzumi, Ichi Cru, K Kfkudo, F. Ma
ka and K. Morduzumi
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but became seriously i'll aboard the
ship.
. e. G.. Jellieoe, a British barrister
from London, and his wife are among
the passengers who are to make a
short visit here.
Y. Takakuwa, former president Of
the Japanese Chamber of Commerce,
was one of the Honolulu merchants
who returned from the Orient.
There were nearly 900 steerage pas
sengers who disembarked here, about
so of them being picture brides.
Others were Japanese and Chinese
coming from the Orient to reestablish
their homes in this territory.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-12

Of the right hand was amputated
clean from its base and q long cash
that had lifted out a wedge shaped
piece OF flesh from the upper left arm
seven inches In length bore mute eyi.
dence Of the brutality and sGvageness
of the attack. ,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-12
ToNIeAT's BAND CONCERT.

The Hawaiian band win play this
evening at Aala park at 1880. The
program follows:
''Old Hundred"
March, Charge Of the Battalion.
.... ............ .......... Hail
Overature, Poet and Peasant" go.
........ .I...... ........ .Supp0
Evening Star" from "Tannhaus-
er .......... .......... .Wagnet
Hawaiian Selection ........... .Lake
Songs -. Hawaiian Band Giee Club
Waltz American Roses" fnew)....
;........ -. ....s...H Herbert
Fox Trot blue Monday. Potter
One Step National Emblem" (newl
......-. ...... .Bagiey
AUD Lang Syne" .9@
"Hswaii Ponoi" r ~. -
"The Star Spangled Banner"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-12

Two of four men charged with as
sauiting and robbing Thomas A. West
OF the American Net e Irvine Co. OF
Cambridge. Mass, we're arrested.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-12

Lord Cecil announced IN the house
Of commons, answering query, that
England is not responsible for any
plan to take some Of Portugal's colon
les. y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-12-12

Through INSTALLATIONS the Bolivar
lighthouse on the Bolivar Peninsula /
was shelled in target practise
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-24

abseitumpft iDor6sn 1T, ipis es lsiber
nur 5u Iei4t infoIss TuSiolsr U2iBitdns
be oorfommt. Drinst bngegsn Der iible
9eruH BON ouBsn Der in bic SduIsr
Elm, 70 Derbirbert er sernbe5u bic
Siftung, uHb bns III aud cine Isinsr
f6limmiien giqeuI6GTtsn. Die Mens
t9en miiiien, nnmsntli6 Rodts, ibre
6erIier bermetii9 peri9lieben uHo
leioen l9on bobur9 an Der 9eIunos
belt, uT 10 mebr. aIs lie nun Der M
neren GuitDerIhle6terung nift ourH
Guftun9 Feaeeuen t0nnsn. Qu6 bier
erbaitsH mir iibrigsns nisber sineu
BetDeis fir bic S6drfe unierss 9ss
rufsOrgunes: Die itiHtsnbtn SAFE srs
fabren in Der freien 2uft cine snorme
Ueroiinnlng, unb bod f1nnen lie uuf
fDeite @ntfernung bin bic 9uft gernoe
gu inertrdglifi maaen- Gben our6
oieie Shdrfe ipirb unIere Rafe 3u e.
mem iiberaus pertbpolen WGhter
Der menfd)liheu 9eIunb6eit, un0 mir
tbun gut, ibrer Darnuns gu folgen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-24
Ger Be NETS.

SIN OiFeIborfer 3oplOgiI9en @drs
ten Itano cine Gantilie bel ben Fume=
len. uub bns Reugeborene heiue 9ameI
erregte bic gufmertfautteit oes Sun
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Qopd 8anel2"
nsSrng". foate SuraiIf Die Tlutter,
Inert bed sus: Dat er6Bt 9aneI es
inrer Der 1ottr."
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gerfan n bt

MI b Dtep. - Der Wlarft roai
bsute Iebbaft unb fart unb bic preii,
um 1o-15e b0her nls qm Wlittlpr9
Cute Wlilfjfiibe iinb in Ra6frags uni
rnr, ebenIo quite Gtodsrs unS Geepers
GepO6nli6e Stodsrs absr iinb lang.
tfam unb fstis.
Mittlere unb i6ipere Stisre $500
1925; Jlsif6er Stiers $3.50
1000; auserlsiens big srtra $1o.2S
lilo; 5eifsrs $6.Oo-8.75; aus,
erlsisne bis EXTRA $9.OO-10.OO; aa.
be $6.25-7.75; aussrlsIene Bis ertro
$8.00-9.00; Gamers $5.00-6.O0;
Wilhiiibs $50.00-125.00;; GtOdsrs
unb 5ssoers $6.00-9.50.
gullen. - Dos QHgtbot par
6euie mdbig, Die Rn4frnse par er1s
CUTE unb bic preiie ftart.
9etts Bullen $8.25-9.00; Bologna
S25-8.00; extra $S.15-8.25; nc,
s,re unb lei9te $5.5O--7.OO.
4Gfber. L Die Situotion bat
iid ni6t berdnbert. Di. 3uiubr par
eerins unb bic prstis itstis.
gefte lei4te &Glb.r $13.25-13.50;
fair biz gut. $10.50-13.OO; otoinas
r. unb srobs $5.5O-9.0o.
9 6nein.e - Der Wartt nor
bsuts lebb1ft nnb fart unb bic preile
nm 5o-75c b5ber. Gei6ts 8eriaHbts
iorten fisgen um SOC, CUTE Gsrtsl um
75c.
aussrlsisn. ihpsrs 215 pfunb uub
Emsbr $17.40-17.50; uuserIsi,ns Der
ianbts unb syleiihsriOrtsn 100 pfuno
unb msbr S17.40; mittIsrs uuo ges
miitte 160 pfunb uno mebr $17.25
I-1740; lei6ts 9erIaubtiortsn 120
bis 155 pfunb $1675-17.25; crois
ndu bis CUTE 6ertcl 110 pfunO unb
rsnigsr $1400-16.5O; Orbinars Bis
aussrlsisns idipsrs istts Sdas $14.00
1878; Orbinar bls CUTE Sta9s
$13.50-15.75.
9 6afe unb 2dmmer. - ST
fubr ssriHg, prsiis fir Sdafs itstis.
CUTE 9Gmmer uub 25-50c 90ber.
S4ofe, austrieiens Bis srtra 1915
1000; iair Biz quite $7.50-9.5O;
oroindre $5.00-700; g6de $8.25
unb tpenigsr. - gdmm.r, aus.rleiene
bis .rtru $16.25-16.50; fair biz
quite $14.50-16.00; ietoNbs $3.50
-14.oo; OrbiHdrs $10.0o-12.W.
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&Odidule fir 9lenitmdodlem.

Sn Der Samburssr gorfabt St.
9eorg am 9eienbinosrbOf felt i'm
tIeines freun6lides Saus, barin Dt.H
WIOrgen bis in ben fpGten Ha4miiiag
6Ieib uno reyes 2eben berri6t.
2ies 1T bic .Su5T4uIe fir D!d5s
4en". eine jensr. Der @oltsfiirforgs
gsrpibmeten 4nftolten, lpis oersn III
9eutf9Ianb INNER mebr erri1ttt
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bet. SIN aeler befinben iid Die Suz
6ens, Daffz unb gOrrntbsrGume, mi
@rOgeI9Ob bic 6onbarbeitsitube, Der
eemsinidoftli3e gbIaol fir Die S9iis
Ierir1en uHb Der @biaoI fir bic Sds
men bes i'm eriteu Stodperf geIes1s
nen uno Der .SadffuIs" angeglieoeIs
ten 5ofpiSes. Sin tIeiner Gurtcns
roum seitattet i'm CONNER eiri9e ars
beiten, 70 aud, bas Nai6en i'm 5rlts
en- por3unebmen.
Die 9lusbilbung umfubt 9ousars
belt, 9unbarbsit. DGifen, plGiIeit,
einfabe aiihe, before aiihe, Sil5erz
uHo 2ampenpusen uTp., Sdus!lnssa
uno 9inOerpflsse. Daf4n, plit:eu
uHo GinOerpfIess tpirb aui Dem aans
De ssIebrt, pO bic S4iiIerirnen obna
3uf6lng BEL poller peuiipu fir ote
9ouer Der Gurfe in siuem 5uten
2anobausbalt rpeilen.
Der san5e Surius umfaBt eln
Sabr. Der 1lnterrtft finbet podsns
tdeli9 BON aht ubr UtorgsHs Big
iie6en ubr Ho9mittags Ftott. SOurs
tags rperbsn sinise S9iiIerinueu abs
iuehislno mebrere Stunoen in Der
5odfdule bei4ditist.
Der preis fir ben Surius III 70 se=
ring, oaB aud bic 2o9ter Der dEmes
rem &Iafen fi4 0aran betheiIigsr 'onz
nsH.
Die S9ilsrinnen peroeu tdgii9
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se in iebsm 5a9e msbritiinois tbdtig
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9ertbeiIuHg IOrst oafiir. oaB Die gluss
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sIei4mdbig Dor iid gsbt.
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tdgIiheu Grbeiten uud bas 5enitsrs
puben unb bas griinbIi5e gteninahen
nit alem 3ubeb0r. Sn Der 9anorrs
belt tpiro Rdber, jebs @rt einrahsS
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naNn gslebrt. Der @afhturius elta
bdlt bic QnIeitung fir bas Nahen
uno gebanoeln Der i'm 6ausfdno
porfommenben einfa9en, buHten pno
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itelunespeiIe anbetrIfft, muR Die
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6en cine trdftiee, preispertbe, ulbci
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Iernen Tparen uno bic Sertisteit, t1eus
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su erieBen. sic lerueu aIio oos. tpos
rauf es in allereriter 2inie arton,nt,
p6 fic nun beirotbsn pbsr bienen.
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almBsIabrid)ten.
g a stag, "A. garD. 1917.

g stae, "a. PcD. 1911.
Der SbiOfluB TT bel bieiiser Stabt
sttpas gefnlen. Gsitern absnb butt'
bsrfelbe bisr sinen Wafferfinno DOr
II Sub.
Die fOlgsnbeu 0epef9en trafsn &C.
ftern bier ein:
pittsburg. pu.-e.1 Gub. fdlt.
WbseIins, u. 8a.-5.7 Gub, fieigt.
parters6urs. 80. @a.-10.s SUB. fat
Gbarlsfton, 70. 9a.-6.9 gub, fiat.
pOrtsmOui6, S.-3.7 SUB, fGat.
louisville, ap.-9.3 GuB, iisigt.
eOonsDille, Snb.-5-3 SUB, fdat.
Rnibrias, 9enn--7.7 SUB, fGlt.
9battanoo5u, 9snn.-8.0 Jub, fGlIt.
&anins eitD. RO.-6.9 GuB, fteigt.
Wempbis, 5enn-5.8 JuB, fdllt.
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GdteogO, %. RoDem6.r.

9 9psine 3ufubr 26,0o0;
Warit fsIi; Built S17.70-18.0O;
lsi6ts $17.15-18.00; stmii9ts ST.
5o-1S.1o; ihD1s S17.5o-1SOo;
rauk $1750-17.65; Jsrtel $l4.OC
-17.25.
RfnSbieb. - 3ufubr 5000;
Marit iistig; gatipe Stisrs $7.40-
1900; DsItsrn Stiere $6.l0-13.75;
Stoders uHb Gesoers $6.1O-11. 20;
stiibs unS Seifers $5.0o-11.90;
4dlber $7.00-13.00.
Shafe. - 3ufubr 5000; Narii
ftetiq. Wetbrs $s75-1290; eDts
$7.60-11.40; 2dHrmsr $l2.6o-
17.95.
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FIRST GAIL
,s.Is, s,oubs ans attien in Qsu BORT

0sidaiispapisn nurbsH ~ 5H--sX S
tistonf'si. NsHid sui Soaeoa partn lteIIs.
our6v Isse tA7lk, Spnimsrsial bils, uJ
asss, $A7i, Sidt s4754, Rsbsl.
WnDsiInnssn sL7g 7li0. branes Giat
o.7&K. aasd a7zH; rgsri. ttim Quot.
runssa; Rroaen. Issne GuoIruHssn, Dol.
.aaeticaf Wulsen SiHt 44e. aabd 444e,
sise Slai $50, xaDa 6.SS. 5tubei z Siri
izh; Aabel IAN, SiIberBansn ~,
1seritanlide Sonars o44e.
9tiisHmsrtl-3e Sps5inIitSsea 10.
iuis eie S6iiis'afiisn Esrsn ssuis tslt i'm
ate,ie foar sbsr par ber Uiarii feiiq.
vsssn Saiub wures serielbs unssssaslt.
QiisHsahH Affiea.
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sss,,, WelDnsarfte.


Vtttfs " ~ NS""ssp ADASs
an4 tsnie Kar bic Wadfrsge nsd Ear.
isteH 10 bsn tisIiesH bsuisn tins rsdI
suie sub y ID ~ fsbr lea. sJhr 9arlsbsr
waiesn bJa ssn bsnfen o--gH = bsrsgnei
es sssils sbsr pgasiasn Aaheben ,,oi
tans 80 ~.
@sAfa ssi mn esss
pxibsm ~ saii . sii4fa 6anieH ssrfauit.
1n Gonnierrsis ssIrasI bve @sanisI pei
oiuOa
As6ia snf asssts.
eidpi @.pni aut Hon,on nar,eu A
al Sre 80. stsdias aaoisL &sea.
isl AMI Hsrlsn puEseH HIfI quotirt: iiil
8iAid .auf Iofts iI75. pro tjrsHs, suI
amaersem %os yip Du.osn. 3sspIei
auf Uien uureeR nlal quotirf. xiIs.
lst. Hubd l454e, 6Ipdbolm pro Rrsn,
40lve, 6ranes ,sdptiu x8Ze
sHHss. .rbassiisusH
iearsu rutis lnD ftsis. Sic 8anIsa quo
tfeu mtf int. r 4'rg
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Aas,sdrtise mSrfts.
Rem gOrt, %. glopsmb:r.

Vep y ort 20. 9IppeHlEt'
Neli9ioru. = Martt felt; nsu:a
sslbes $500 acitsn unb Gra4t Rem
yprf ssbu Gage gsriaubt; arSsnti'
ni.r $2.05-2.10 T. o. B. Gors Rem
yort 'bei QntuHft.
Safer. - Rartt fart; STANDARD
7S-78ac.
Ssu. = Wartt pilIistr; glO. 1.
$1.60; go. 2, $3.50.
3als. - Rartt FART; gitp fp'eiaI
loie 1Se.
3uter. - Sober, Iortt itetis;
waolaTss $500; Centrifugal $3.50;
raffinirt.r, itstig; fein sranulirtsr,
$S.35.
Ter Rnrtt fir bic anbersn slr.,isI
mar unperdnpert.
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~ " y, 80. Sf~NN
DeIIGiorr. = Giir San. $1,19f =
l1.224; am SaIuB $1.21s. Sir Ma'
$1.17s-1192; am SdIub $1.19t.
Safer. - Giir Ds3. 6s4-7o4e; am
Sdlub 699c. Jiir Wai 67s-69ici
am S6Iub 69ac.
gosssn. - go. 2. $1.7sA-1.79.
@erits. - S110-l40.
Itmofbp. - s5.00-7.5o.
alet. = $20.00-28.00.
BORT. = 5iir San. $46. 6.3o-46 90;
an eaIuB S46.60.
SGmals. - Sir GOpsmber am
Sdlub $27.5o. Sir San. $24.s5-
24.95; am Sdlus $24.92.
Ripp.nisitsu. = Cir San. S24.75
-24.90; am ShIuB $24.S7. Fir
Mai $24.37-24.75; ON SdIub
$2472.
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Niebu,arft

Cincinnati, %. RoD. 1917.
3iifubr unb @erianbt fir bic lsss
ten "a GtunosH. psrsIi9eu nit ben
porprsaugsrsH bier sastu. fiHb ME
frIgt:
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MHetaas Warff.

Rem Dorf, %. Rooem5er.
3inn. Rarti nominsn; 5000.
Blsi. = Wlarit fetie; $6.37.
SpsIisr. - Rartt ruhig; $7.75--
800.
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prODifionn
9 h mo J. prima S!:am
/ |N.50-2765e; Janep 2a-2Sie.
1rodensefalSents 5leii9.
Short clear Ssitsh 28-28ae; srtra
ibort clear Ssiisn 27l-2Sa; iurSs
Rippen 27A 28e; Bellies 304-3oAe
per pfunb.
0erdu9ertts JIeifh. -
Short clear Ssitsn 30a- Sic; sIira
i6crt clear Seiien 3O-301e; tur5s
Rip3sn 30-3Ose; Bellies 33tt-331e.
Suear gureh Slsif6. -
Sdinim 2Si--29Ae; picnie SduIs
tern 23-234e; gr.aifaii Bacon Be-
4Oe; S9nltern in padstsn 24A-25c;
Rem DOrl Gut 25i-26c; s,irod Iste
Beef S6uIten 34-34h per pfuno.
SiBeepodeItes Gleiih.-
Sdinisn 25s-26e; pienic Sdulteyu
20ac; Bellies 34-36c; SduItern In
gadeien 20-2ose; Rem Yort 9ut
bo. 21-21ae.
Jrifdss Gt.ifa - Sdtn.
len, IOis, 26s-27ac; picnic S4uIs
tern 2o-21e; Sduiisrn 23-23se;
iurse Rippenisitm 26-27e; ib,tt
elsor Rippcnisiim 26-27c; trira
Tbort dear gaiDpsnieiten 26-26al;
leidte Bellies 353-36ae; i9psre DO.
34-35e.
Webl unb @etrsibs
Mebl. - Ninter patsnt $10.10;
Winisr foneb 5000; Wintsr famllp
$9.70; Mintsr srtra $50; Wiutsr
oroiHdr $500; Sartss @sis,n pni.nt
S11.60-12,00; 9artss Msb.n iar,p
$10.75-11.25: 5artes ggsi5sn ia'
min $10.10-10.50; g}Ortbipeiisrn
ssmi!4tts S10.75-11.00; Ros3m
gitp. r,ines. $11.00-11.25; Roas
gen, Gttp. s.miiates. sl1.0o-1l.25.
Wei5tM - Der Martt mar
itetis; SO. / rot9sr $3.50; .Ro. 2
rotbsr $2.17; Ro. 3 rotber $2.13i-
2.14a; Eo. 4 $2.10-2.12 per 8d.
Wdfdtorn. - 1lo. / iusibes
s1.95-2.O0; Ro. 9 bo. $1.95-2.00;
go. 3 bo. S1.9o-1.95; SO. 4 DO. ST.
$3.50; 30. s DO. $175-1.S0;
Ro. 6 bo. $1.70-1.75. - 30. l gel
bes $1-95-2OO: SO. 2 bo. $1.95-
200; SO. 8 DO. S1.90-195; Ro. A
90. $1,s5-1.90; go. 8 DO. $1.75--
1.80; go. 6 bO. $1.70-1.75. - Wo.
l ssmii4t.s $1.95-2.0o; RO. 2 DO.
$1.95-2.00; Ro. 3 DO. $1.90-1.95;
SO. 4 bO. S1s5-1.S0; Ro. 8 to.
$1.75-1.s0; Ro. 6 DO. $1.70-1..5.
- Wsibts stolb.ntoru $1.30--140;
sslbss aolb<niorn. S1.25-1.35; sss
mifHiss RolbsniorH $1.20-1.30.
Safer. - Rc. 2 psib.r 73e;
Sianbarb peibsr 72-72te; RO. 3
iutibsr 71-71ae; Ro. 4 ipeiber 70
Tic; go. 9 stmiftier 70-71c; RO.
g ssmifatsr sinbeimifder 69-7Oe;
Ro. 4 stmiidtsr 67-69c.
Rogsen. - 30. 2 ntutr S1.7S
--1.s0; SO. 8, $1.76-1.78; go. 4,
$1.72-L75; prObe. S1.68-1.72.
Whistep.
Gs puroen bsuts 145 5diftr out
Der gafs Don $3.50 per Salon. psr.
tauit.
Groetrtes.
aaffss Jnpo 27-32e; Nos
4a 277-30s; Guatemala fansp
18ie; DO. gutter 17sr.
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tsIt '............-.l .l5tA 15A
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