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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
PLAN DRAFT At
END Of WEEK
Drawing Can Be Held Fri
day or Saturday, is Be
lief. Work Progressing.

Washington, d. c.. July with
only ten states remaining TO be heard
from on the organization OF local ex-
emption boards and with the serial
number lists Of reglstrants from all
but 68s OF the 1853 exemption dis
tricts on file IN Washington, provost
marshal Gen. Crowder was hopeful
today that the preliminary stages Of
the war army drawing would be com
pleted within As hours. He prepared
TO take up with secretary Of war
Baker later in the day details of the
actual drawing for final approval
Hold Drawing Friday or Saturday.
If there is no unexpected delay it
seems likely that the drawing can be
held Friday or Saturday. A single
district which fails TO finish its pre-
llmlnary work on time. however. can
hold up action indefinitely.
Once past the drawing stage. Gen.
Crowder pointed out today. the neces-
sity for concerted action by the states
ceases and the examination Of regis
trants and their assignment TO the
army or their exemption can proceed
in any state without regard 10 pro-
gress made in any other community.
Ten Not Heard From.
The ten states not having com
pleted their preparations for drawing
are, Alabama Illinois, New York,
Michigan, Mississippi. Missouri. Ken
lucky, Ohio. Pennsylvania and Nir-
Eiuia. The group includes the states
having the largest population and
probably the total population OF all
ten represent about half Of the poQu-
lation Of the entire country
Work Is Well Advanced
The fact that reports from only $40
additional districts of the 1853 are
missing, however. shows that even in
the ten states the work is well ad-
vanced and each has only a few dis
tricts behind schedule. The entire
list may be completed today.
Gen. CrOwder declined TO make any
comment on the statement made yes
terday in the senate attacking the
fairness Of the census bureau popula-
ton estimates upon which the allOt-
ment of quotas under the draft law is
based.
Figures Based on Registration
Other officials point out. however.
the revised estimates OF the census
actual population OF any community.
The estimates are prefaced with the
statement that they are for use in
connection with the draft only. They
are based upon registration and rep
resent the distribution over the cOun-
try OF men between the ages fixed in
the draft law as liable for military
service. Large figures for many
cities are accounted by the concentra-
ton Of men Of draft age there for
work.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
NEGROES WILL BE
RECRUITED FOR U. S. ARMY

Negro recruits are wanted by the
United States army and enlistments
from FL Paso are needed Secretary
George H Clements. OF the chamber
Of commerce, has received a letter
from the war department announcing
that the recruiting OF negro soldiers
would be started az once. They are
expected 10 be modified by September
1 and probably viii see service on the
French front the war department
announces.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17

A general meeting OF all members
of the Mount Franklin Country Club.
viii be held at Club House. on Tues
day. July 18th at 500 p. m. for the
purpose OF adopting a Constitution
and BY Laws. electinE a Board Of
Directors, and transactinE any bust
ness that might properly come before
such meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17

Ike AIderete, ir.. has been commits
STONED as n first lieutenant of infan-
try in the Texas national guard by
governor James r Ferguson. and
Brig. Gen. John 4. Hulem has up-
pointed him an ndiutant Of the First
Texas infantry, which will have the
FL PasO guard units attached. Aide
rete returned Monday from Austin,
where he has been in conference with
the governor on national guard
affairs
AIderete r. n son OF former district
clerk Ike AIderete, and a grandson Of
the late BeuIsnO AIderete, one of the
Oldest residents OF this section Lieut..
AIderete is n graduate Of the Peacock
Military academy, at san Antonio,
Tex where he took a five year mill
tary course. After finishing At Pea
cock, he began his law course ut the
university Of Tennessee but did not
complete II, as he was preparing to
enter the army.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS TO
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS WORK

Additional subscriptions secured by
7. T. Driscoll towards the million
dollars fund being raised BY the
knights OF Columbus for work in
the army concentration camps in the
United states and France, follow:
C. L Ross, Dr. +. p. Byers. Francis
O'Neill, krakauer. Cork & Move. IL
Coblentz. Fred A Elliott, MARTIN
Sweeney, P F. Brick, DR.. NJ. J. Moran.
J. E FarnsWOrth, F. Hackett P. z.
Kelly, E c. Held. Chas. c. Held, Hen
~ Terrell, J. z. Amador, II. T. CALI
gan. Jack Mcdonald. II. Z. Russell.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
TOTAL RED CROSS FUND
GIVEN As s1Is.O21-3

Washington. D. C.. July --latest
reports show the total contribution 20
the Red Cross war fund during the
recent campaign week were S11S.02l,-|
SO. Totals of western states include:
Arizona, S121.216; California. SS.373,-
2e2- Colorado. S1.19S179; New Mexico.
S62.3fe: Texas. S1.542,OI1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17

dred and thirty indictments against
men who failed to register June >
were returned by the federal grand
jury here today, making total Of
Pag
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17

The choicest cuts. cured with special
care. A breakfast delight You will
say when YOU have eaten Wilson S
Majestic Bacon that IL is the most de-
Iicious bacon you ever tasted--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valua BILE as q
General Tonic because IL contains the
well known properties OF QCININE
and IRON. SOC
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
rIREn NERVES NEED

HOr8I0ro'G ACIU EIOE0ElIe
Beneficial TO the nerves and brain.
Relieves the strain OF Over-Work and
mental worry Buy a bOttle--Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17

For Fine Baking and Cooking
Use Wilson's Majestic Lard. To IS IN
equaled for shortening and frying.
You viii appreciate the delicious
fiovor IL adds-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
COMMISSIONER KELLY SICK.

United States commissioner Samuel
Il Kelly was confined to his home.
1913 Magoffin, Tuesday, on account
OF illness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
WTLLTAMs GETS PROYOTIOy.

Irwin Williams. camp secretary OF
the army Y. NJ c. A at FL Psso. was
relieved Tuesday 70 be superseded
by c. A. Qummere OF Los Angeles.
Mr. Williams has been selected as
field secretary with headquarters at
san Antonio for the five army camps
stationed at Houston, Fort Worth.
Waco, Fort sill Okla, and Little
Rock. Ark. at which approximately
125 secretaries are employed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17
N0ELLERHELD
IS ALIEN ENEMY
Local Realty Man Detained
in Prison Camp Of U.
s. Orders.

Telegraphic instructions were re-
ceIved by the United States marshaIs
department Tuesday from Il. W
Gregory. attorney general OF the
United states. TO hold William Moeller,
well known EI Paso real estate
operator. ON a charge Of being an
"aIien enemy" Moeller is detained
at the TT Bliss prison camp, having
been taken into custody Saturday by
deputy United States marshal Jere
DuBose on instructions from govern
ment authorities. He is being inves-
ugated by the department OF justice
Except for the instructions from
Washington. there are no formal
charges made against MoeIler- The
real estate man is said to have a son
in the United States army.
Prison Camp Has $50.
Pending Investigations by depart
ment Of justice and other govern
ment agents, approximately $50 Ger
man aliens and a numoer who have
made declaration to become American
citizens are confined in the detention
camp at Fort Bliss Many Of these
men are prominent cltllenS OF IL El-so
and vicinity, reports say
There has been established a dead
line" around the detention camp at
Fit. Bliss. across which civilians can
not walk. No person is permitted TO
visit the camp and hold conversation
with the iuterned Germans Several
Of these men were arrested by local
government officials upon sdvices
from attorney general Gregory and
other Washington officials
Handled German Messages, Report.
q over n m n officials recently
learned. il is reported, that the son
Of Frederick Reuter-. acting German
consul at Juarez, had been sending
code cablegrams 10 Fl PasO from
Guatemala for his father. These
messages were sent 10 Juarez by Ger
mans or phoned 10 1Ir. Reuter-, and
as a result two Of the men in the
government prison camp are held,
Tuesdays reports said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17

~ 7HEN the call was issued for
AA( volunteers for the United
States navy. following the
declaration OF war with Germany, one
Of the first E. Pssoans to enlist was
Abe Cohen, formerly an cn7Ioye OF
the FL PasO Herald mailing rooms.
Young Cohen has resided in this city
for the greater part OF his life and
II well known here He is EONy tn the
navy training school at san Francisco,
Calf. having been attached to the
hospital branch of the service shortly
after his enlistment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-07-17

VII -N-IWI-E TIVITT
For rent, one small room, 12x12. See
Mr.. kibbe, at FL Paso Central Market
House,-Adv.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-07

gusrleIene fdspers 22o pfunb unS
mebr $15.85-15.90; CUTE Bis ausers
leiene Derfanbts unb Gkif4eriorten
$15.75-15.s5; mittlere unb semiits
$f5.65-15.70; lei ts 9srfanbHors
ten 120 Biz 80 pfuno $1400-
14.5O; 5erfel 11O afuHb unb ipenis
ger $9.5O-12.75; SGue $9.O0-14.s
go; Stags $8.00-12.5O.
g d afs unb 8 dmmer. Der
Wartt mar bsute IangIam nnb i4pa6.
S9afs, auserleisns bis ertra $3.50
1000; quite bis aussrleisne $500
$50; Oroindre Bis fair $4.O0-8.>
30; B6de $4.00-800. = 2Gmmer,
auserldene bis ertra $16.5O-17.OO;
quite bis aussrlsisns $16.OO-165O;
orbindrs Bis fair $6.5O-1400;
Sdbrlinse $9.00-1LOO.
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Nann Der erbs, er gsbi Iangiam gu
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Ioiung. Der llHtsritanb iit i'm Dun.
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Nm nd4iten 5ags 5erii0rts Qrtiass
riefeler ben llntsrftuHo uHo oas Wlas
Itt1engeiDebr.
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Ghicaap. 6. Csuni.

9 3peine = 3ufubr 24,OOO;
Wnrti itpa4 uno teine QenOerung
felt seitern. Butt $15.40-15.So;
lsi9ts $14.S0-15.7O; gemif9te $15.s
20-15.90; f4tpers $15.20-15.95;
robe $15.20-15.35; Gsrtsl $10.5o-
14.75.
RinbDieb. - 3ufubr 1000;
Rarit fart; Ratios gsef Stiere So
25-13.75; Elm neusr Reforb; Stoders
unb gssbers $7.40-1O55; Eiibe uHo
9eifers $6.3o-1LS0; Adlbsr $3.50
-14.25.
9 4afs. - 3uiubr 1000; Rartt
f4fDa4; @etbsrs $8.4o-1O.80; eDes
S.25-10.20; Sdmmsr $9-50-14.s
80.
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Suder. - Uaarit f6pd6er; gaffis
uirter Gut aoaf S1O.05; pOpbereb
$865; Cubes $3.50; grunulirter
$3.50; Gonfseiioner u" $40;
Oil .a. $8.10-s2O; fpeibsr sytra
T.O-S.10; sgtra e" $3.50 per
buHbert Yiunb.
WoIaIes. - Wdrii iistis. -
Reip Orleans Open aettsl 50-65c;
Centrifugal 32-42c per @alIcns.
Rets. - Grtra fantp Senb 81
94c; fanep S-8te; Ieeonb Seab 7
7se; se6rO6ener 6-6Ae; Sapau "a
S2e Blue ROie sa-sac per pfunb.
Dairs.probufte.
Gutter. 3ufubr stnisenb.
preiis unperGnbert. WbOlsmilt ertra
44e; GentraIi,eb srtra 41sc; gtutras
li;so firifs 38e; ietonbs 35e; Janep
Oairp 35e; padins StOd 32s-37ac.
adfe = Tlartt fttis; lbio 25c:
ROrbpeitli6sr 26-26k; 9itp gori
&c; S9peiser 37-65e; 2imbutssr
25-26e; bo. Bird 24s per plumb.
Gier. = Wortt rubis unb g5rsiis
nistristr - grima firits Siibn.reier
$50: firiis 32e; orSinars firits 30as;
fseonbs 29e per 0ubsib; ent.nsisr
32e bds Tubsnb.
GefIageI. - Warti I.bbnft.
gSreiie ftetis. - groilers Don ID yfo.
u. buriibsr 35-3sc; grpsrs ii g.fr.
25-30e; 5abne 15ac; 6iibnsr 21e;
sruthiihner Don s--1O 9]fb. 20c; Do.
nit trummer 9ruit 12s; guIIs Sc;
ipeibe Gntsn 12-14e; @dnIe 10
12c; ulte aaubeH $1.75 per 9ussnb.
Cbhunb gsmafs
aepfel. - Rome 9eautp $500
900; Ben Ddbis $4.75-5.25;i
Gcno S5.25-5.50: Rings $780,
600; Grssminas s6.oo-6.5o; Jn.l
fsricr ale SOrisH S2.5o-25o pal
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3ftrpuem - California $3.25
$50 per Rife; aimss 90c-$1OO
per Rife.
Drangen. - California RaptIs
$2.25-3.0o; Glorioa $3.26-3.5O;
per atfts.
Grape 1ruit GIOriba ST.
O-4-50.
airf9sn. - 5.nnsHse 1926
$50 per grats DON "a Quarts.
ananas. - $2.00-S.oO per
Crate.
grbbeer.n.- $2.25-3.0O per
Crate DON "a Quarts.
tomatoes. JlOriba $1.75-
2.40 per Crate Don 6 a6rbeH.
2artoffslu. Suugs Gloriod
HO. / S10.0o-10.25; RO. 2 $500
$50; Ro. 3 S6.50-7.00 per Dbl.
unb $2.00-3O0 per 6amper
SabtartoffeIn. Ranep
Calls $2.50-2.75; 30 2 $1.5o-
LIS per Camper.
Gurtsm srsibbaus e0-75e
per Tubsnb.
araui. aouiiiana utb alabds
ma $4.50-5.0O per Grats; 1Ioriba
443c per pfunb.
weibe Riben. - $L50 per
gu.; Sunee NiFifippi 20e per OBb.
aobl. = ginbsimif4er $1.Oo-
1.25 per Gbl.
3piebeln. - TsIas, iDeibe ST.
00-2.10; bo. goilsrs $1.60-1.65;
Spas, selbs $1.s5-1.90 per Crate.
Spinat. - Ginbeimii4sr 30
40c per gu.
Sunse grbfsn. - $1.50-2.s
10 per Camper.
Crime 9ohnsn Tloriod
$1.O-L75; Da4sbobnsn $175-
200 per Camper.
Rarotten. - gtnbeimii4e So
00-7.00 per gbl.
2anbprpbuffe
6su. - Ro. ! 1iHOtbp S17.75-
Is so; so. 2 1imotbp $17.0o-17.s
70; go. 8 1imOtbp $16.OO-16.75;
Ro. / s.miihtsr alss S17.00-17.50;
Ro. 2 semii6tsr Slice $16.75-17.O0;
Ro. j alee $3.50; Ro. 2 als. ST.
90; Sisiisss alfalfa $13.o0-17.'
so; Rosssnitrob S14.O0-15.O
6ofsritrob $10.0O-1o.50; Wsi3sns
itrpb $10.50-11.00 per Tonne.
Wabfeufutter. - Wlarit rus
big. - aieie $33.50-34.00; Wtibbs
lings, truune S42.0o-43.O0; tpsibs
$500 1900; semiiat.s Jatt.r
38.0o-38.50
GGmer.ien. Wartt f.ft.
- Rleeiamu $10.10-11.3o per Blu.
bonn Store; 9imotbp $3.25-3.75;
Bu4peiasn S2.20-2.4o; Gla4sias
men 1920 per @u.
Derf4ttbentI
Dele. Marit feft; 2ein5l. robes
S1.27 per Gal. in partien IA BbI.
lO-25 Galonen $1.35; 10 Gall.
s1.42; seiU4tss 1c msbr; Ro. i aaro,
6l $1.49-1.52, Sommer 1eft ST.
55-1.60; Cotton Seeb Oil raft. 81,
80 per galIons; 1erpsntin SOC IN
partisn Don 1-5 SUB uno Ga in
partisa DON 10 BIB % 0alonsn;
pstrpl.um. ObiO Carbon Siaie aeit
91c; Gps5iaL<SOrte LIZ; Reb
GrotDn GaioIiu 24s; Rapbta 29e per
9allons.
SgIj. Der Warii N rubia. =
Sbio Rioer SLIGO PET gbl. BON 100
pinns. 5ubrlObu hn5ue.iiist.
Tals. = WGrlt fef. - prima
Gitp 17f-1ss; DO Gountrp 16s- lie
per plumb.
gobneM - Rdpp $10.10; prt
mo RarrODfat $1,000 per gu.
Roblen - Warft rubig. ptttss
burg S6.50-7.oo; aana.pbd 5000
$50; g2ut aub Slad $3.50 per
Scune abeelisfsri. vfa,sdlois Stiid'
spblen $S.00-S.50; 4utbroeits s10.'
50 per Sonns nbs.lidert. Got. to'
Ret s7.oo-7.75 per sonne abs.'
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Slnb'VaAridstea.
NpnntrRaa Z. Suni 191.

Tountr'tda 7. Suni 1917.
Der S6iofIuB in i'm Gallsn besrtts
fen. gsi,eru 4beub bate osrielbe bst
bieiiesr Stabt sinsn Waferitono Dol
35.1 SUB.
Die folssuosu Sepsi9en trufsn sss
fern bier elm:
Pittsbure, ga.-5.S 1ub. fdIt.
Wbeslins, SO. Ga.-12.6 SUB. fdlt.
porf.rsburg, u. ga.-13.2, fdGt.
annaipbo SAILS. 80. 9a.-9.6, fdlt.
gbdrlsitou. U. 9a.-5.7 SUB. fdIIt.
yortsmOutb. S.-2s.S Gub. fdut.
aouspiIIs, ap.-13.9 SUB, iteist.
Gpansoills, Sro.-32.5 5ub, flat.
Chattanooga, 5snu.-10.0 SUI, fteist.
Wempbis. 1snn.-27.5 Sub, itsist.
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vels, so.ss uns M,ti.n in aeY Dsri.

UettSits,apiers wurstn 81 4h--s$ Bis
Ioniirf. ssthld suf eouosn pareu iis.
iis. Cur 80 Tsse s&7eK. commercial
Bias. so 9sse, A.7iA. eiht A1sM
aabsi.aHu tiiuHsen sA7sx. 6ranss Siai
B.1stz, Rstd S.7lK Start. seiW lnot,raa.
gen, Rrsnsn. fsint luoiirunatn, 9irs 6idl
1855, Rasel 7.ot. Rubsl 0i9t 2614. asod
z8z, Silssp Sarsn 74lzr Nsrisn''dss
fohs,s 5skc.
Gltttnm arii.-Sr Warii war bsni.
iiah uno Der Weiammt- llmisB beiitf iia
auf iissr 81 ,io0. 900 aft,en Ss Sub aitrie'
dfiieu pdrsH iouansebeno. 3m S9luB'
np,irung,n aanben meiiiens iiber beHea
BON Roaiag.
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Rtn gprt, 6. Suni.

Rtp gort. 6. SuHt.
Rupfer. - Rortt isit; GIntrpIqtic
$32.00-34.OO; Rarit nomiusu; brits
tes 9ierteI uno leBter Yerianet $29.s
00-320o.
gifsn. = Uharti fsit uHo uHOsr'
baftst.
3inn. = uIartt itetis. 5000
61.00.
glsi. = Rartt feit; 11s-11ic.
Spslter. - Rartt iietie.
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Gh itaao. 6. ssunt.

Gb itago. 6. Sunt.
D.i3m. - SIR Suti $2.17-2.22;
am SdluB S2.19a. gir Sept. $1.93
-2.01; ON G6Iub $1.95S.
Telfdttprn. - SIR Suit Sl51-
157; am Shlub $1.53i. Sir Sept
$1.39-144I; ON S4lub Sl444.
Safr. : Tiir Suii 5s9-6Oge;
am S6Iub 604c. Sar Sept. 90
52ee; am S6IuB 52se.
RDeseu. - 10. 2, Wlarii nomin.u
70. 3 $2.3O.
Gimoibp. - $5.75-8.O0.
Rlee. = s12.OO-17.O0.
9srite. - S1.20-1I5O.
pori. - iyir Suli $37.55-38.o5;
am SdluB S37.T. Sir Sept. S37. ;
69-37.90; an S6Ipb $3.50.
S4muI3. - Giir SuIi S2120-
81 80; am Sdlub $21-25 Sir sept.
$213 130-21.47; an S4Iub $214O.
Ripp.nisiten. - sir Sult $2O.55
--O2.75; ON Sdlub S20.1O. Jur
Sept. $2o.70-20.90; an S4Iub
$20.s2.
Butter. - Rdrtt unnsrdnhsrt.
Gitr. - Warii nieoriser; 3ufubr
1891 aiitsn; firits 314-32ie; Ors
oinarp firfts 3o-31e; auf bsm Rdr't
32-32Ac.
aartuffeIr. - Wartt unperGubsrt;
3lfuhr: Nsu.. 30 Cars; 2tfk. IA
Gars.
9efIiis,l. - asbsnSss, Rartt feit;
Sdbns 21Ac; Jriibid9rsbiibnsr 30
3Sc.
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Mnstp&rttiae Wtdrfte.
Rsp 0Ort. 8. Nuni

Mebl. - Waurtt left; Spring Spa
tents $13.9o-14.15; g8intsr g}axnts
$l3.40-13.65; Uimter Straisbis
$13.6-1330; &auIas StraisEs
$13.90-14.15.
WeIi9torn. : Rortt feit; fsinss
tpeibes uno selbes $65.
Wei5sn. - Ulartt nominea.
WeIi9toru. = Wartt fart; go. 2
sslbes $1.81A {. l. (. Rem gort.
9afer. - Warst feit; Stanoarb
70H-71e.
S9mals. - g6artt DilIi9; Wtobles
fpeit 21ic.
5alg. - Wartt flau.
Der Rarit fir ale aHOsren Irtis
tel mar urper1noert.
3uder. - ROber, Rartt itetig;
Centrifugal $3.50; gaOldFes $5.Ol;
rdffinirter, Rortt itetis; ieiR sranuIs
lirter $7.5o-S.O0.
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: g hn. Rtuanf9 9atiun.

g q bu Rsudni 6d tfuns
qen. Die oiesjGbrigeu GuftrGss
fir @uget unb 2otomotipeu Ieiteug
Der einbsimiiten gobnen rperben auF
200 NttLioner Dollars geihdPt.
purouseeieBt, oub ibnen ieiteus Der
9unoestpmmiTtpn cine Jtuten-ges
piIligung gu She'll fuiro. Gu4 uoH
Seitcn oes Gusluuoes Deroeu QroBe
geiteQuneen erpurtet. Siir Trants
reid perbsn 3. 81. bier5uldnoe l4,OD
@aegons crbdut. Sine ruiiii6e Soms
milton Ioll bier oemud6it enltretrer,
pelte permutblih Srores fir 1000
9ptomotiben uno 10000 6rddtpGgeu
ertbetleu rirb, ipfern itt FindnSiels
arrangements treffen IoNen. 4ucp
elauht man, oab Stalien biel etrpu
20 WiliOneu, Don oem DON ben Yer
Staateu erIdngteu 8reott oou 100
Wt;uiousu Dollars fir 5000 @oes
9ons $50 gotomottpen uuo 10000
Sonnsn Sbieuen osrousgubeH perbe.
Wludi mndt TurOrs.
0hufi, oas 5ierIihe Sluoden, III
oer 2iebItng uro 9or5ug Oes gorBen
Srhs. Gtnes Sonntugs DurOe linn
cine ueue ShIeiie umgebunocu, uu6
has &ausmdbhcn ging NIT ibm ipo-
sieren. geot Der &iidfebr frugte ore
Game: sat gPud iSl,rore geulohtg"
.sSa. uu ieoem goliml"
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Oiebniarft

Y gineinnatt 6. Suni.
3ufubr unb 9srianot pdbrsnb Der
lebten 4S Stuuben, persliben NH BEN
OOrpersanssnen Gage. itnb tDis iOIst:
3ufubr.
gtiiou. S9ipeint S1afe
4. suni . 2172 6829 1862
8. Suni -. 95l 51e4 932
Deriaubt.
Riiou. Sdneine SHafe
4. Suni :. 1s6 2306 443
6. gun ;. 34s 2181 tvo
Rinbnie9. - Der Rarit NOR
btuts Isbr flau unb bi, preiis ses
briidt. DisIsiben iielsn um 25t per
100 pfunb. Guts Ril9tiibs iiub rar
unb iistis.
U.ittlers uRo i6ipsre Stisre $3.50
--1275; Tisii4er Stier. $3.50
HOO; auserldsns bis erira S11.25-
1925: Seiftrs S7.50-11.00; dusers
lsitne biz ertra $11.25-1200; aiibe
$4,000; aussrIsient bis EXTRA
Gann.rs $5.50-9.25.
9ullen. = Der Ulartt mar
ihtpa4 unb Die pr.iis fislsn um IS
25e per 100 pfuuS.
Gsits gulsn $9.5o-1000; goIpss
Ha sS.50-9.50; massrs unb Iei6te
S700-S.25.
QGtber. @uts adlbsr parsn
in Ra9frags unb I'm 25c bober.
Bette lei9ts 2dlber $3.50; sinise
$13.75; fair bis quite
s12.O-13.50; OrOindrs uub srOBs
$7.00-10.50.
g 9peiue Der Wedrlt mar
beute Isbhdft unb fart unb bic prsis
|e jtisstn um 5-10c per 100 pfunn.
5ertsl portn laugicH.