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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28
Trade Briefs

Many kinds of American good.
were displayed at the Western Prov.
ince Agricultural Society's fair al
Rosebank, South Africa. Automo.
biles, motorcycles and an exhibit oi
chewing gum were among the more
popular articles presented. 1t is said
that a number of orders were taken
Catalogs sent to Finland should be
printed in the Finnish or Swedish
language. A large number of these
books recently received at Abo were
printed in Russian and proved use
less.
A gypsum mine and considerable
deposit of asphalt have been discov-
cred near Lafayette, La. The gypsum
is near the surface OF the earth and
can be easily mined.
A valuable market for farm ma
chinery can be developed in Ruma-
MIA. Requests have been received at
the American legation at Jassy for
catalogs of American supplies which
will take the place of the antiquated
methods in use before the war.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28

upon us, would never cease. Ger
tainly, they mark a new era in
weather observations hereabouts,
and nobody has been able satisfac-
torily to explain the phenomena.
Happily they are past and unless all
signs fail a period of fine growing
weather is in sight. Now is the
time to set out cabbage. tomatoes.
eeets. sweet potatoes, and indeed
any kind of plants. Don't be afraid
OF a few raindrops. A wet back to-
day will pay large vegetable returns
later.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28
ANOTHER TYRANNY ENDED

THEER, ye friends of freedom;
~ shout, ye disciples of dem
ocracy, another tyranny has
been laid in the dust. The Stymie
Is no more.
What, you don't know what a
stymie is? Oh, ye benighted ones!
The Stymie and Col. Bogey were
erstwhile boon comrades and both
Of them terrors of the golf course,
until the Colonel was raped on the
head and put to sleep by the gentle
man who introduced Par Golf" but
the stymie has continued to intrude
its obnoxious self between many an
ambitious putter and a hard-fought
match. Now the Western Golf AS
sociation has decreed that the time
worn nuisance is to be abolished and
another step for the freedom of the
links has been taken. 1t has been
decreed that hereafter the ball near
est the cup shall be played first.
There is only one trouble about
these reforms in the ancient and
honorable game of golf. 1t has been
said that nobody plays golf but the
man who is wealthy or he VINO
hopes someday to be wealthy, but
there is another class of players
sprung up in recent years who take
TO the golf course as an overloaded
locomotive boiler turns to the near
by safety valve. They are the self
repressed ones in the office or the
timid ones at home who become as
raging lions at the sight of club
and ball. They are the mild-man-
nered, sweet-tempered, soft-spoken,
model citizens who blast the grass
around the teeing grounds, and
wither the putting green's with vol
1eys of birthstone English every time
they top a drive or foozle q put.
The stymie used to be one of their
pet diversions, always prolific of out
pourings of pentup language that
turned loose elsewhere would be
proper cause for accommodation
discharge or divorce, depending
upon the environment of the Offend
er at the moment. What, we arise
to ask, are these poor fellows to do
If the golf rules committees keep
on eliminating excuses for cussing +?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28
Charles M. Schwab says -

Eugene Grace is a striking example
of what may be accomplished by the
man with his eyes fixed farther than
his pay envelope. Grace's ability to
outthink his job, coupled with his
sterling integrity. lifted him to the
presidency of our corporation. Eight
years ago he was switching engines
in the yards at Bethlehem. Last year
he earned more than $1.O00.0 900, and I
predict that before long he will be
perhaps the biggest man in industrial
America.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28
Diet and Character

On the theory that as a person
eats so is he. the truth of which we
have been trying to disprove in our
household, with more or less success,
we have shifted Hannah Louisa s
diet from rice and Hungarian gou-
lash to spaghetti, and that has not
proved satisfactory either. After eat
ing pound or so of it yesterday she
seemed to think her Baby Ford cab
was street piano and stood for an
hour or so beside it turning an
imaginary crank. stopping now and
then to take the imaginary pennies
out of an imaginary tincup.-Liberty
Press,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28
NO HURRY

TINE Germans claim to have sunk
1925 ships in the last three
months. To Offset this loss of
shipping the United States. during
the same period. has appointed a
shipping board which knows moth
ing about ships, has appropriated
fifty million dollars for the use of
the board and has provided a lot of
Jobs for deserving Democrats. The
ships? oh, there's no hurry about
them.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28
What If He'd Said Knickers7

One of our sisters has quit attend
ing church, says the Osborne Viii
lage Deacon. because she does not
consider the minister the right kind
of a man to be at the head of a
flock. The minister recently used the
word "Petticoat" in one OF his SER
mons, and this sister was so shocked
that she covered her face with her
hands and didn't dare look anybody
in the face for two whole weeks
Kansas City Star.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28
Labor Notes
By BRIGGS

1dOOl lNOlCS
Oshkosh. Wis, is to have a mu-
nicipal fuel yard.
Carpenters at Fairmount, w. Va,
have a 100 per cent. organization.
Ashland, Wis, painters demand a
nine-hour day.
Crab pickers at Hampton, Va,
have formed union.
Tinsmiths at Norristown, Pa, have
secured an eight-hour day.
Portsmouth, Ohio, bricklayers are
paid rs cents an hour.
Carpenters at Greensboro, n. &C..
have formed union.
Nebraska barber Sunday closing
law is effective July 1.
Bartenders at Glendive, Mont,
have obtained the eight-hour day.
Montana has a new eight-hour-day
law for stationary engineers.
Kansas City, Kan, courthouse will
be built by union labor.
A BARRIERS license law has been
passed in Iowa.
Wallace, Idaho, painters get Sc a
day of eight hours.
Cement workers at Oglesby, ILL.,,
have secured an eight-hour day.
Illinois BARRIERS are working for a
Sunday closing law
Elevator Constructors Information
al has almost 5000 members.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28
There He Goes Aga;ni

Howdy-do and thank you, Incipi-
ent Hill of Beans. Faith revives and
hope is renewed with your first peep
through the crust of the earth. You
are the advance agent of the fat of
the land, the rising tide of prosper
ity! We bestow upon you an eXcla-
nation point. Let it stand as our
apotheosis. May the dews baptize
and sunbeams kiss you into full
glory.-Toledo Blade.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28
Saving the Worst

Perhaps some of the people VIII
were opposed to the selective draf
are those who were looking for Job
that would send them spellbindinl
around the country urging enlist
ments.-Utica Observer
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Horse Sense?

Yakima Pete. packhorse famous
in the State of Washington in the
business of carrying tourists over
the mountains, is dead from a fall.
1t is said of this horse that he could
smell q flask Of whiskey in hundreds
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28
NOW, WATCH 'EM GROW

AIoW watch the gardens growl
IN To-day's rain is worth untold
thousands of dollars to the
farmers of this vicinity, not to mem
tion the countless home-gardeners
whose crops have been at q stand
still, il not threatened by total ex-
tinction, as a result of the combina-
ton of dry, cold weather that has
been our lot practically since May 1.
We had begun to think that the
winds from the northwest. which
had been sweeping steadily down
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28

Remember that the G. A. r. veter-
ans need flowers for memorial pur-
poses. and that the rooms of Post 5S
VIII be open to receive floral gifts on
the morning of Decoration Day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28
DO YOU KNOW

THAT Harrisburg's Sunday
School enrolment is one of the
largest of any city of its size in
the country?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28
tmsTORTC HARRIsRuRG

Alexander Hamilton came here a
the time of the Whisky Insurrectioi
to discuss defense plans with official
in this part of the state.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28

of pounds of baggage disposed on
his back and would buck and kick
until he was free OF it.-Columbia
State,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28

II this registration keeps up. the
Governor will have to number his
proclamations.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28

Speaking about cultivation of va.
cant plots a number of real estate
dealers and owners about the city
have been permitting planting in
way that helps, although somewhat
risky for the planter. There are
many lots about the city which are
for sale and which are now used fol-
gardens. The owners and agents
have told the persons who wanted to
use them that they can cultivate all
they have mind to but that they
must remember that the tracts are
for sale.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28

Congratulations, Tech" some
school,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28

Published evenings except Sunday by
rHE TELEGRAPH PRINTING CO.,
Telegraph Building, Federal square.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28

Ed. J.sTACKPoLE,P Pres't s. Editor.in. thief
F. r. OYSTER. Business Mdndger.
GUS NJ STEINMETZ, MGnasinc Editor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28

Oshkosh, Wis, is to have a mu-
Eicipal fuel yard.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 2s

The essence of Ioue is Kindness
STEVENSON.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28

One of the evil effects of the
shortage of labor in country districts
this spring and summer, remarked
man at market on Saturday is that
there will not be much done &c
check weeds. The farmers and
their people are all so busy with
The fields that they do not have time
TO cut down the weeds along the
roadsides, which are the most pro-
life cause of scattering of seeds. In
the city the cultivation of many
plots which have been vacant foI
years will result in the destruction
of many noXious plants and weeds
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28

Elevator Constructors Information
al has almost 5000 members.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28

Carpenters at Fairmount, w. Va.
have a 100 per cent. organization.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-28
THE SAME RESULT.
A MIDNIGHT SCARE.

do you intend to move this year p"
We'll, we did intend to, but all of
our neighbors moved. so it saved US
the trouble"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17
syDs.s 0eIbn.atIte.
etnstsnstL ia saruat isi1

gtnstaRett 10 JAnuat 1871
= Hs9frses red Tarfsben mar Dsuie
- IN bieaoen Uanfsn eiHs SiemIi@ quite
sub odb III eiwos piliger. sJar Tarlepen
ses eau' iuurbsu poH ben BaHisn sH-496
ssse4ss5. ndtreab 0eidittSSayten ~ OK
= ~ bieIontirt perben. 9m ofisnsn
1esfte surbsa Dsststsa on eau 80 Ak
nas ast Hett ~ t--sK plaesst
0eAta sss Sasu usss
snstsn " pari vif6su Ssnfen psrsauft.
'Ek 6onaisrrsts bssrdst Soe prdmis per
OeAia ~ eswpG
6idi. 0eAiel ssf 2cnboa pfrses m
40 bss yib. Sierfiaa qastirt. glr gaed.
td auf 0eriiH uurssn zoe bro Mari. be.
ys4nst, fas 0etfef ani @aris 17Ke srs
tflne All aFjtsrsam llKe yro yuloea
SAB aul Oien fSe yrs Rrons, QtrtS Iec.
3nbd ny Gtsdtslm pro Krone $3.50,
3ssncs t6Aseiij 2J:.
esssss ctnsssIssss
Yassn !stis uno hetis. Die Sansss syo.
tires Die telai:
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.srkfsns Big ertra S7.OO-7.5o; Gan.
rlers $4.5O-5.35; Wail9tiibe $4,000
10000; Gtoders nnb fetbina Site.
re $5,0o-7.65; 5sifers $5.0o-6.00;
Riibe $5.35-5.50.
8ulIen. = Die 3ufubren iparen
mGbis unb bic preile BET gutter gla9s
frass, i'm aIgemeinen fstis.
sgsiie Bullen S7.50-7.75; einige
auserldene $500; Bologna $500
7.25; srtra $7.35-7.50; magere uno
lei6te $5.0O-6.0O.
RGIber. = Die 3ufubren naren
mdbig unb infolse gutter gtaaTrass
mar Der Wiartt feit.
Bette leidte &dl6sr $3.50; siniSs
auserlsTene $13.75; fair bis CUTE
$12.OO-13.50; orbinGrs unb aroBs
$5.00-11 90.
S9peime. Der Wartt mar
fsit unb bic preiIs allssmein 10 big
25c b0ber.
0ute Biz aussrlefene Id3ipers unb
Jleii6eriorten $11.2O--11. .25; sss
miItte 0srfanotforten $11.00-11.s
25; leiGis @erIanbtiortsn 12O Biz 155
pfuro $10.25-10.50; orbindrs BIB
CUTE 5erfel 10 piunb unb penissr
$7.75-9.75; orbinlre Biz augerIslene
ibiuers fete Sdus $8.Oo-10.35;
Staas $7.00-9.0O.
Sdafs unb 9 i'm mer. - Die
3uiubren fparen tl.in unb Ter Martt
I'm gan5en beIanglOs. Jiir i3psrs
admmer mar eiiras Ra6fruse.
Sdafe, auserleIsns Big ertra $8.25
$50; CUTE Biz aussrlsiens $3.50
8.25; orbindre Big fair $5.5O-700.
2dmmer, auserl.Isn. bis ertra $3.50
-1400; CUTE Bis auserleisn. $500
-13.50; prbinars big fair 5000
1880.
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PIE p.flts tm tisIissn gisarina1auS Be-
hfsn ~ heuis sui ta,sss, ,ssa
ssssfifurssaiss
du Rsrit in 2oiaffsiuritSten par beuts
sfpes lsbtaftsr uno bic preiie fsitsr. Die
iolssuefa gsT'dais iinp AZ bsriHien;
as Su DSsfs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17

ool trodenen Sabots gsEeu. CT mar
BON anfans an babel aslpeIsn. Set 26
WfOnoten. Go9 ME perlpunbet. Gr
bate gemeint, sr iDnits robl elm giis
9sl f9reiben. Sect meints sr's MIN,
mermebr. 8 giiheI Diirbs gu bid.
Wie's gepeIen lpar9
WiIdt Is bersanss, tpas me ta
fage. 8 ism Grus ali. @su bu?"
@r 'toBt einen blonben RisIen on,
Der fi9 Fnneno tpie elm S6dfer OUT
eInen langen Snotsnftot Itiibt.
n0at NOR iuIt as be Si,nbflutb. 90
f6na ID tpo1 in mine Dien Dag On
oenten," erpiDert Der.
Dat mar atturat pie tn 'nentger1s
lpert, nat am grIaufsn IT," fagt Elm
britter.
.llnb nit ben Baden hGtte man bic
srObten Wii1lenraber trei6sn t0nrr,-
bemertt Elm Dierter.
Wis nun Elm Wort Iif ans anbers
reiht, betOmme i'd aImi6Iit Elm Bib
DON Dem 9nnsen.
Guf bulber SDbs ltsssu fie einauber
geseniiber, 8eutIhs uno RuFen, bur9
bic Narnjopta gstrennt.
Nus bem Riiden, DON re6ts nnb
ltnts, In tilometerpeitsm umfreis rins
men 5abIIpIe WaHsruberH bur6 bic
S9Daraerbe; loufen in ben allen @rGs
ben 5uIammen unD ellen Drrh Sappsa
uno @erbirbungsardben. Die ipsrbsn
abgebdmmt. Der tntstiefe Worait i'm
boroerlten Sra6en itsttt tmmsr bober.
Der 9raben ptro gum Gandl. Bis
gum Baud Ddten bic Wanner ourhs
Woiier uno t0nnen nitt beraus, Denn
nod INNER liest bas Geldnbs untsr
benz 5euer Der feinblideu 2rtilerie.
Sa 6reben bic DGmms Elm unp I'M Nu
tommen Stur5bdde geiduIht, bic bic
uuteritGHbe Bis sum Rano fiilen. llno
INNER mod beibt es ausbalten i'm siIis
gen @.Her.
grif Bel Der Duntefbsit tfsttsrn lie
nuf bic Yruitnsbren unr bodsn bort
frisreno bic lang, gaa6t. Der fabit
Sdein elmer asutttusel IdBt iis
man6maI bic briibeH frisnnsn. 4bsr
tsin Sdyub Fdlt.
Ser Mprgsu araut, Der Regen b6rt
nitt ailf. Sic arbeiten NIT Spnten
unb Sad., um bic gruitnsbren gu ers
bOben uub gu befeitisen. Da unb bort
briht bisie SnIdmmen uub reibt elm
paor in ben Gtrubei. Sft miiHen 5rsi,
brei Wnnn einen berausSieben, Der gu
ertrinten orobt.
gs beibt, bic @ulai8.anone beFdns
be Iit ir Der Rdbe. Hnmano riibrt
fid. Sie limb 3u miioe, um ans GHea
su benien. Sie sonSs 3sit iiber fefsn
lie bic brii6en - lire Teinbe, ibre
9eipensoefdbrten. Tiemanb benft bnrs
an su f6ieben. Der gemeirIame aampf
aeoen bic Iatur bat oem &f Der
Elm Gnbe 1era6t.
Wieber pergebt Elm Gag Die Tadt,
bic nun anbribt, 1T oieaei6t bic
idlimmiie. Denn BEL flarsm Sterneus
bimmel Isbt Elm Tdarfer DiHo elm, Der
bic frierenben @lisbsr oouig ourheiit.
Grit Der nddIte Rorsen brinst bic
abl6iuns.
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= Biesiuoen Ser. Staa.

Bie's ben Ser. 9 tad-
tenaem ipurhe Gin otter
oelItjdjer Sarincr dus Baglep. gainne-
lOta, Ger a:i1 uah 80 Sabren IN Anls'
rita nod in 2iche uno Ireue OIL Ser
alteu oetitIten Seimatb, an Der ,,Dtrt.
ter, GGnst, ibift uns folgenee 8il.
id,rift. bic 8crbreitune in ben lpelte-
ten areiien ocs amerifoniichen 8olfeS
cerSient: ia uniere ~rleittrale" He-
q,eruna iuiencr einen FrotcIt 'ldry
Geutidlano iunete, uuo yuar oieies
lial tuegen Der 5ercrtlrung orbeits-
i1cii.r 8elgier, nofte ih riiiiuHehr
1ui cine Ebatiate a,iinIerfiam ma.
hcu, oie uidf mebr aagemein befannt
ohcr pielmebr id)on gang pergeiien letn
modlte. S5icr5ulunoe ipurhe nanill9
iuGhreno oes 8iirgerfrie9eS (1s6t--
1869 oie gan5e 9epolterung BON Sret
Counties i'm Stante Uiiiiouri oeupr.
tirt imo nod anberen 2anoestheEien
acididt, 'reil iie iidI Der gunoeSre9ic-
rund uidIt gefiiaie ecnls gcSeigt hctic.
Sic eepaItiame @eridaduuo eriolgt,
burtb 9unoeStrunSen. 1ieIe aeidlEd;t'
Iid,c Sbatiahe bilhct nohl 0ie 6f!Ic
9Intucrt fir Die @ciiirrporter oc5 Vro.
teiies aeaen Die 9eportirlmg bon Bel
qiern un5 lit oas ipirtianite WitteI.
oieien Sebern Den RunO 5n Ropicn."
- Stilumt gon5 genou, penn man
iith nidt belte, nod 80 SSabren ileG.
Sa,u bergie5t, aud icne 3mongsnleb.
rcgcI i'm Siirgerfrieo naftr6gIid nod
aus 9iebe gu Grelcur uuo i'm 8etite
Scr .lnooernen Smumttdt 81 ucrur.
theiIeu. (Ier Geutite 6armcr, ct.
pGuI, Diinr.)
- 9is iiberrafdsnbe Weigruns
Spouieus, bic 5risbsusattton ees
prGiioeutsn gu uHtsritiiben, foa auf
britii6e umtriebe SurutofiibreE fem
tpirD bebduptet, Spanien
1u6e, n19 bem @orsanse Der ItanDi'
napiIteu S6nigreide, etne meiters
@ruppe neutreler aGrber. unter etns
fdlisbune Der Tiiodusritunii1sa
a9G sganbsr. gu i&dffen. =
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SeIS, SonSs uuD aiti.n in Rem g)orf.

G'f6a!tspos:ers wurben ~ gK-sk<
ssss"' a w. sSs sai0GsSn y .ss:n s
~ fsss N7lH. et&t t-7oyf; &absl.elH.
ptiiungen e&7oH. 5raneS S,ht b.s4.
Aabd SIS. Wsr Sidl es. Eabsl 6s5i,
aronsn Si4t TX. fabei il.S5. 4ift siHi
G.S5K. 4abtl d.S+h. Rubd Si6t 90 I0:Ra.
ba 29.20: elber.1arssH 741xe. Rsrifa.
nifde TeasrS 573S.
uftisR sRmarit.-1er Isrit mar tesie
iebtoiier unS ekBreiie feiier. 9is SAlu6,
not sunssn ftanben faA oarHwss aber BE-.
nea bon asitern- Ter Narit ftIsb harL
otfeu1a1p 0ftiep
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3u6er. - WGrft itftid. - Rafii.
nirter Gut 2Oaf $S.55; poipbsrso ST..
35; Cubes SITS; sranulirtsr $7.25;
Gonieetiousrs ~ $7.15; Off ~.
$6.85-6.95; psibsr srtrn $685.
6.75; syira G. $6.65 pet buuSert
pfunb.
WoIaffes. - Wdrit fetig. =
Nen DrIsans Open HsttsI 45-65c;
Centrifugal 25--34e per gaqpne.
Reis. - aouifiuna, fdnep 6sdp
64-6ae prima 54-5ae; orbiudrsr
3a-4ft; Japan 4A-5c per pfIun.
Ddtrps probufte
Butter. - Rarst 'ruhis. preiie
iietis. Wbolemili ertra 423c; gsns
iralijsb ertra 40e; gentraii5.b firas
362e; issoubs 33sc; ;yanep Dairp
3ax: podins Gtod 26--27e
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1daIiher marit'V eridbt.

Gtnttnnati. 1e Januar.
Cis na9folsenbsn QuOtirunsen be.
5ieDsn il9 nur auf gnsross s9ronsat.
fionen. Bel tlsinsren g.idditen ipers
Den struas bobere prsiis bsrst5nst.
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Ghitoao. 16 Son.

f y, ~. ,ONN-
S6Deine. - 3ufubr 10000;
Wdrit fietia unb 15c bObsr als esiiern.
Butt $1080-11.05; lsi6te $10.35
-110o; semiibts S10.65-11.1o;
i6Dsre $1O.70-11.15; robe $1O.70-
1880; Gertef S8.00-10.1O.
Rinbbieb. - 3ufubr 5000;
Ratibe Beef Stisr. S7.90-11.80;
Defsrn Stiere $7.70-10.1O; Sios
ders unb Gteoss $5.65-8.85; Eiibe
unb 9sifers S4.60-10.10; aGIber
$9.75-14-25.
g d af. = 3ufubr 1900; Wiartt
uNrsselmdbis; W.tbsra S9.70-10.90;
gpes s7.50-l0.25; 2dmmsr $1l.7o
--14.40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17
Rep % ori. 1e. sam.

ReDDori, 16. sun.
aupfsr. = Wdrtt fsft; gIsetrolptit
eriies, aipeitss uuo brities DisrteI $27. :
50-32.50.
Giien. - Wlartt fetis unb unosr'
dnbert.
3inn. - Wartt fart; $44oo--
45.00.
glei. - $3.50.
SpsItsr. = Refine Quotatiou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17

~" nu9fplgefpen luDftrufigen bts
5isbsn ii9 nur auf gnsross9 9ronsat.
fionen. Bel ilsinereu gei1diteu tpers
ben siuas bObere prsiie bsrst5n.i.
prOpifionsr.
Sd m ala. prima Gt.am 15..
5O-15.75; GanilE 164-17e.
3rodengtfaI5enss Gteif9.
Short clear Seiten loie 15a-16e;
ertra ibort clear Seitsn 15-16e;
tur5s Rippisiisn 15-15Ae; Bellies
169-174e.
Baton. - 6bort clear Settm
17a-1SAe; ertra ibort clear S<iien
174-1s4; ertra ibort clear Seitsn
l7i-18!c; turss Rippsnisitsn II
l7ie; Bellies 19a-20e.
sugar Gureb gI.if4. -
S4initn 20-20ie; pifnie GGulieru
143-15e; greaifafr Bacon 21-
23e; S9uItern In padetsn 14A-15e;
Gsp gort Gut 14a-15e; trDdsn.
Beef S6inien 30a-31ae.
SiBs.p5tslts 1Isifd. -
S9inien 16a-l7e; pitnic SduI'
tern 12-124c; Bellies 17a-17se;
G9ultern 144-14as; S4ulteru y.
p Gut DO. 144-142c.
Grtfdes Gf.if9. = edini.n
16-17e; pienie S4aItern III
12te; Sdultern 133-13ae; ,ur5e
Rippenfeitsn 13-13ae; fbort clear
Gippenieitsn 13a-14te; srtra fbort
clear Rippenfsiten 13-13ae; Bellies
fei9t. 15r16e; Bellies. idpers
15-15ae.
WebI uub Getreibe
WebI. - Wtnter patent $500
$50; Winter fanep $8.50-9.O0;
Dintsr Gamilp $s.00-S.5O; Dint.r
trira S7.00-7.50; Winttr orbindrsr
s6.50-7.00; 5ariss msi5.n paiert
$9.00-9.50; 5ariss Wsi3en Gauep
$8,25-8.75; Sartes Weisen Jam;Ip
S7.00-7.50; ROss.n. ROrtbDtit:rn,
semif4t.s $7.25-75o; RosssH Gin
rein.s S7.50-775; Ross.n Gitp
gemiidt.s $7.50-7.B.
Wtisen. - 90. Q rotber Wiut:r
H.9S-2.00; so. 8 DO. $751;
96; 30. a DO. S1.70-1.85.
DslfdtOrn.- 30. 2 r.ibes
$1.03-1.03A; 90. 8 bo. $1.02a-1.'
03; go. 4 DO. $1.01a-1.02; Ro. 8
DO. 9sA-99Ae; go. 6 bo. 96A-984e.
- Ro. 2 asibes $1.O3-1.03k; To. 5
bo. $1.02A-1.03; SO. 4 DO, s1!01a-
1.o2; Ro. 8 bo. 9sa-99ae; RO. 9 DO.
96l-9Se. - glo. 2 ssmii9tss $1.03
Ro. 8 DO. $1.02a-103; 30.
A DO. $1.0la-1.02; Ro. 5 DO. 9sa-
99Ac; Ro. 6 DO. 96a-9ele. - Nsi.
bss aol6entoru s1.0o-1.O1; sslbss
aolbeniorn S1.01-1.02; semii4tes
&elbeniorn S1.00-10l.
9aftr. - go. 2 tptibsr COZ
Gle; Stanbdrb ipeibfr 59k-6Oc;
Ro. 8 peib.r 59-59ac; go. 4 ipeis
Ser 57a-5sae; 80. 2 senii8ter 5sA |
-59c: no. 3 s.miidter einb.imii4er |
5S-5sAe; RO. 4 s.mii4isr Sch
Size.
Rogstn. - 30. 2 S1.50-152; |
Ro. 3 $1.40-1.45: no. A $lS5-l
Lao; probs s1.30-l40.
Wbisfep.
Usrtauft ipurben 7S7 H6is. 9i.
Killers Jinifbb Goobs auf bsr gails
s1.A per Sallons.
Grotertsl.
aaffse. -JaDd 23--30s; Coda
2S-3oe; Guatemala fanep 1Se; b.
outer 17ae.