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The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-09
URUGUAY SEWERS
!. RELATIONS WITH
REALM OF KAISER
Declares It Necessary To e.
1pOuse Cause Of Defenders Of Rights
Dassf sOf Smaller Nations

ONTEVIDEO October Press)-Uruguay has
ANA severed diplomatic relations with Germany proclamation
has been issued by the president been
handed his passports ta zIaH ~. I#g
Events Of thick and fast in this city, capital
Uruguay today The resolution declaring for
tons between this country and Germany which already
passed by the and debated
brought by that body yesterday morning passed
seventfour in the affirmative and twenty mega
tive. .5.,2t. taJ aSs E.. .>,, ".>5 a -
aS,,, PROCLAMATION ISSUES IMMEDIATELY
Immediately after the receipt of the joint resolution by presi
dent he issued the proclamation that required make
and ordered that his passports should handed
minister and this passage resolution
and sending Of the message recall Uruguayan
minister at Berlin all occurred within space of less than twelve
hours. a',' .."r ...,..
WORDING SOUNDS LIKE WAR
The decree which issued by president
detail with direct oenses against part
declares that sit has been necessary country
the of the defenders of justice democracy
rights of the smaller natonalites"
While the decree does declare language
imply that is the intention of the nation lend aid supper
to the Allies in the against autocracy
ACTION WAS FULLY EXPECTED
The action taken yesterday has
ton introduced the
that the decree and the handing passports
of Germany would follow quickly upon the passage
tons Passports afeo be handed
fast they be the proper authorities
tons for delivery.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-09
CONTROL
r OF PAPER FAVORED
Report Favors Regulation Of
Print Paper and WoodpuIp In
duStrieS; Action Next Session

WASHINGTON, October 8-(Asse,
ciated Press -Government control Of
the operations of the print paper and
wood pulp industries is. recommended
by the report of the special ihvestigat-
ing committee which has been fled
with the senate committee on printing
and which will be presented and con
.sidered at the session Of congress which
is to assemble December 2.
+ The report goes at length into the
that was made and the
testimony adduced and severely ar
raigns the heads of the two industries
for the arrogant and defiant attitude
which they have displayed as repre-
sentatives OF the producers. ..f
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-09
DRAFT PROBABLE IN
LESS THAN TWO WEEKS

The draft of registered eligibles fol
the entire Territory will be made in
the senate chamber here about the third
week of October.
a.. Major Francis Green, chairman of
the draft board, not yet having finish.
ed the compilation of the lists from all
the Islands, has. not cabled to the
provost marshal at Washington rec
Ommendation for the exact date, but
will probably do so this week.
The confirmation of the date will be
eabled back to the board and announc-
ed here Immediately. The draft num-
hers which will be in six or seven
thousand capsules, will be drawn from
a huge glass bowl, principally by Boy
Scouts
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-09
TAFT AND BRYAN FOR Ill +.
ONCE ARE IN AGREE MENT

/. WASHINGTON, October s--(Asso-
ciated Press)-Taft and Bryan will this
week speak in advocacy of the same
subject They are the two leading
speakers selected in the Liberty Loan
campaign to urge subscriptions In yari-
Gus Eastern cities. Several other speak
ers Of national and state prominence
have also volunteered their services and
will be used. t
Secretary McAdOo will spend the
week on the Pacific Coast carrying the
campaign into the various Coast State
cities. ..v..,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-09
GERMAN OFFICIALS ARE
. TOLD TO GET OUT

. LIMA, October S-[ Associated Press)
Following the action of Peru in
breaking of diplomatic relations with
Germany and the handing of passports
to all German officials, orders were is
sued to such officials yesterday that
they should forthwith leave and pro-
ceed without the boundaries of the
country. They were told that their
presence in the country was obnoxious
and that further delays in departure
could not be tolerated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-09
SHIPWRIGHTS VOTE TO ~. :.
RETURN TO THEIR WORK

4 SEATTLE, October s--(Associated
Press - Eight hundred shipwrights, en-
gagged in the construction of wooden
ships for which the government has
immediate need, yesterday voted to re-
turn TO work.
The action Of these members of the
shipwrights union was taken at the re.
quest Of Secretary Of Labor Wilson
and is taken pending an adjustment
of the differences between the men
and their employers through the efforts
of the federal government.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-09
LUyDURG ~".so .
TAKEN BY BRITISH
OFF MONTEV|DEO

MONTENEGRO, October S--(As-
ISOLATED Press Count Luxburg IL
believed to have been taken by the
British, A British cruiser yesterday
stopped a Spanish steamer seven
miles of port and it is believed that
Count LuXburg was aboard and wac
taken. Dispatches from Buenos
Ayres said that the former German
ambassador had sailed on Spanish
steamer on October 8.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-09
BEL CLAN FORESTS ARE
ORDERED DEVASTATED

HAVRE, October 9-kAssuciatcd
Press) --Information concerning the
devastation of Belgian forests by Ger
man military authorities has been re-
ceiYed here BY the Belgian government
For several weeks FIVE hundred Bel
gian civilians have been compelled to
work in cutting down the beautiful
woods of ursel. In the forest of Goig.
MES, the invaders have ordered the cut
ting Of 10000 cubic meters of wood
for railroad ties.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-09
GERMANS CLAIM RECORD .
FOR WOUNDED U-B0AT

AMSTERDAM, October 8 - (Asso-
ciated Press 1t is stated in the Berlin
newspapers as "record" achievement
by U-boat that German submarine
which was recently rammed by an en-
envy steamer and seriously damaged,
succeeded nevertheless in travelling 1900
miles and reaching a German harbor in
safety.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-09
CLAIRE GALLIGAN WINS

SANTA MONICA, October S-(Asso.
ciated Press)-Claire Galligan of New
Rochelle, New York, yesterday won the
half-mile women : swimming cham
pionship defeating Dorothy Burns who
finished second, the two easily leading
the field. Miss Galligan's time was
five minutes and thirty -four seconds.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-09
cHAMBERLA1N's PAIN BALM

There is nothing so good for muscu-
lar rheumatism, sprains, lameness,
cramps of the muscles, bruises and like
injuries AS Chamberlain Pain Balm.
IL will effect cure IN less time than
any other treatment. For sale all deales.
Benson, Smith 4 Co. Ltd. Agts. for
observation-disclosures.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-09
PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS

PkZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure blind, bleeding, itching OF pro-
truding PILES in s 70 IA days or
money refunded, Manufactured by
the PARIS MEDICINE CO., st. Louis
u. s. A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-09
FLOUR MILLS MUST NOW
CUT DOWN THEIR PRICE

n NEW YORK, October S-(Associa-
ted Press)--Summary action is to be
taken today against all flour mills that
are attempting 10 exact excess profits
"a their output following the fixing
of wheat profits. The announcement
was made yesterday by the food COM
iission.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-10-09
Artillery Activity Increases and
Further ThrustS Against Stag
gering Hun Forces May Be
Launched During the Day FL
GERMAN GENERAL. TAKEN
BY RUSSIAN SCOUTS
Daily Battles on ltaIian-Austrian
Front Result In Italian Gains
and Counters Of AustrianS Are
All RepulSed d..
NEW YORK, October g.
~ ASSOCIATED Press) - Pre-

saged by the heavy artillery fire
conducted on the Flanders front
by General Haig's army, a new
offensive or a continuance Of the
offensive of the past. fortnight
may be begun today or may await
for several days. It is impossible
70 predict just how soon it will
occur but that further blows will
be dealt against the staggering
Hun army before it has the oppor-
tunity to recover from the last is
considered a certainty.
BIG GUNS PAVE WAY
All day yesterday in Flanders
the big guns doomed with great
intensity the firing being, if pos
eible more concerted and contin-
nous than previously since the
new advanced positions were
gained. No attacks were at
tempted by the defeated Teuton
army and no infantry movements
were tried by General Haig, but
the way for further thrusts was
being paved with the thousands
upon thousands of tons of metal
chat were hurled against the de.
lenses of the enemy.
CROWN PRINCE RE-
PULSED
In the Champagne sector Of the
French front the policy of wear
ing the enemy down by attrition
continued. The crown prince
launched assaults against Allied
positions which were repulsed
with heavy losses in killed and
wounded and a number of prison.
ers were taken.
HUN GENERAL TAKEN
Capture of General Count Won
Meyer, head of the German air
service in the Black Sea district
is reported from Petrograd. He
was taken by Russian scouts in
the Caucasus.
On the Russian north front the
day was quiet but in Rumania the
Russ-Rumanian forces won a de-
cided victory, captured an import
ant Teuton position inflicting
heavy losses in killed and wound
ed, taking 762 prisoners and cap
turing seventy-seven machine
guns. l.. ...... ,
BATTLES RAGE DAILY ..
Daily battles continue along
the Italian-Austrian front, so fire.
quent as to approach one contin-
nous battle but varying slightly
from point to point. These bat
ties are chiefly on the slopes of
Monte San Gabrielle and the
Gorilla plateau. The Italians have
taken new positions on the slopes
Of Monte San Gabrielle and at all
points the determined assaults of
the Huns have been repulsed.
Italian aircraft continue to play
an important part in this theater
of the great war, cooperating with
artillery and infantry in all activi-
ties Of either.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-07
DOES YOUR e0Y NEED
TO -tVE THr DOOR OPENED


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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-07

rN.. .H| . O..lg h.. entirely
.H0m. .H"#nn who hrye tumae
tt.u.tu.my .nl sh1uItv Lydia E.
.iU..uH Vegetable Compound %
'.s. l..INNHIN, Orin.uuru. Wis.
..U.uHIHhtc.'y d.d their best.
l.....I with 'HsOlsos steadily and could
I1 uIuHrn mtuluutlcmost scientific
tro.tm.u. surpassed by 'ho medicinal
Wopggu. uf the good OLD fashioned
roots aui hOrOa contained 10 Lydia b.
IlHsmWs Vegetable Compound.
lIHUy complication exists it pays %
wf.tn tlo ly|n T.. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Macs, torspecial free advice
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-07
REALLY, NOW

. can't take th1t must have RoI Cross
Hml i''"e ! have u-.l 10 Tor more than
Pen f'trs My white dresses. linens and
..n curtains arc snowy white. ! simply
.n.t i' without Red Cross Ball Blue You
F.l sct IO' All Hlht Tu walt"-hIy
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-07

news papers have inaugIrated honest
advertising campaigns and much pro.
gress, 'he organization feels, has been
made. Now the plan will De TO 20 out
and actively fight dishonest adyerts
ing on national basis. The clubs
national vigilance committee has done
lot Of this work already, but this
"i'l be increased and developed, the
committee forming the basis for the
national campaign for honesty I'm ad
yertIsing
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-07

The Wilmington Cafe Is prepared
to take care Of parties and banouets.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-07

IIAl cIt PIANOS
liarWooa Player AS note. usrd e365
W'oor fiaro'a, SIS note. lato
'.t'. ---rr.---.. ....-a-.- SiIO
lDu can secure guy ono of these
Pianos ou comfortable terms and
under @ complete guarantee of sat.
lhiac,lo0. but You should act quick
as these bar-aius vil not last long
HOMER l., BOYD
Special Representative
BnN 10 Phone Green SCI
A'.hMuNa OKLAHOMA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-07

IU a form
- can be
easily abb
bed and
assiIuilate,l
20 do YOU
amy g % % d
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-03-07

STRENGTH ENDURANCE WEAK NER
fO-2. CAE1WO HAGGARD N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-12
A Business Msn's ProposiGior

The ohoder, Of the cool COT COMPANY among the most
Our
bancd speculative class who invest five
dollars dividend Saturday night That's all they
the
stock, of them have paid dividends Over
10000 chartered by the and OF the
while At enough spend chance
stockholders holding will
No Money isn't made that often We
telling these things that be able judge the difference
between INVESTMENT and speculation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-12
why We Expect to Succeed and
DO Ii Soon

We have the hest formula c>, We that
the verdict oi everyone tried You also
wish aud your Judgment / also
The drink buncs, the rapidly growing the world
B. Failure practically unknown in It,
Our who know the bu,uc, every angle
Our capital large enough permit plant, stock
carry extensive advertising
We viii make profit OF ONE DOLLAR ON gallon cot
sell under normal conditions
The hottng this alone should be sold Tor much
As O capitalization which will all be CLEAR profit
We arc getting money TO put plans operation
WANT YOU TO TAKE AN INTEREST WITH US.
We stockholders be Oklahoma people ior h,
Oklahoma conapW
Every % ,hcn will he a walking advertisement lot
" We share the profits that will make by keeping
Oklahoma money IN Oklahoma pockets
Is earth sending hundreds thousand, oI
dollars the each when make better drunk
Oklahoma and make profit for ourselves here al home
hep establish the soft drink bora
the United and there legitimate why
SIGN TliF BtANk. 20 r. TO-DAY AND togGft AnQuf =.
II WILL M ONLY SHORT TIME BtfORE YOU ARE KICKING
YOURSELF BECAUSE lol DID NOT TAKE TWICE As MUCH
WHILE YOU COULD CIT IT At THE LOW PRICE on ONE SOFT
DRlNk rHE BorrllNG RIGHTS SOLD For $50 THE LUCKY
PEOPLE WHO PAID THAT FOR " RECEIVE An ANNUAL IN
COME OF TWO MILLION DOLLARS FROM TIL EPRNllEGE NOW
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-12

o all pansR
net that failure int
lid aurumg II n asralu
u amount made in mpof cos r
INVESTED
want money
hn none
I,d apt / tssochl WI NJ h
wtm alng o au nature Of
Grc the ecronw wpinm in
tina tnmc
REMEMBER WEHME
no
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-12
Yo Invest for Profit to Yourself or Do You Give Your Mon

law o hurambu W us
0cyum by means anyone t. The
any labor cannot Il r produces but
to cto
int he
to full nmdrsa We
as
aeanlho owatuc business that
rcmmp mind Awudr is take long
tn need a
We enyoun
We
Nhl this idea in yomm miA o
making distribute the
Anpd I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-12
A announcement

We desire to that Mr. Joe Abraham of Bristow Okla
homa, has invested heavily in the stock the CONCORD OIL COM
PANY and has been elected its president Mr. Abraham well known
throughout Oklahoma financial oil circles experienced and
successful operator oil and production and and
highly responsible He taking active in the bus
this his with in his capacity
gives additional of its successful development.
This company has acquired extensive and valuable leases
the Bstow field this field we have well which 1000
and dSlg itself productive oil we'll
The stow field only holds possibilities cqualed in Of
the but already proven be profitable producing territory
We consider the requirement this of c highest Importance
company plans include its immediate development.
Operations for this purpose have been begun.
shares Of the capital stock of this
development value $l00 share We
invite offering contemplating
coming Interested in the oil business investor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-12

OR SALE-Good 4-room house on cap
itol Hill. one block from Wheeler hchool
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-12
city REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
IN Answ erinu Ads. Pi~ase Mention 1ime-

" OWNER-Cottage. modern, rooms
and bath. | block from car line, terms
Hal itkQ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-12

ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED
In Answering Ads. Fl-a.e Mrntion Tip,sa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-25
glei. - $775
Spelter. - Wiartt flau.
Club. 5fa isriAtem.
Donnetfaa, 25. San. 1917.

Donneritag, 25. San. 1917.
Der S9iOfiub if nod i'm Stti5er
besriffsn, ipirD aber pobl morsen ita.
tiondr fein, es fei oenn ss tritt Rcser
elm. @eitern Qbenp bate Der 5lut
bier einen Waiieritanb BON 45.3 SUB.
Die frlgenben 0epeI9eH traisn ge'
ftern bier Elm:
9}itts6urg, pa,-15.2 SUB, fdGt.
Wbselina 80. 8a. 1876 Jub, faat.
partersburg, Us. 9a. 3o.5 Itsigt.
&anaip1a 5aIs, 20, 8a.-9.0, faGt.
gbarleiton, 80. @a. .-12.9 guB, idat.
pOrtsmputh S.-13.0 5uB, fiat.
Sapton' O.-3.8 SUE, faLt.
9ouisDile. ab.-17.0 Sub. itstgt.
Gbdnspiae, Snb.-27.4 SUB, reigt.
glafeDiae, Senn -31.5 Jub, iteist.
Chattanooga, 5enH.-21.1t ftei9t.
adnfas Gitp, Mo.5.5 SUB, tdlt.
wtsmpbis, Senn.-20.7 guB, faat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-25

Spdb, i'm ipartsn 81 loRen. Sn rpnn.
oerDolem Moblbebdssn i9lpB er bic
glugen, 5drtli1 trdumte er unb mar.
tete auf bas, mas er 70 bsiB srfs6nt
bate. 4amablid isbO4 fpurben ibm
Die 9lieber fhper, feline @ebantss
aerfIattsrtsn unb beripirrten fiG. Gno.
li6 purf ibn bic fardtbnre Gbipans
nuns nieber, er i6lieF eili @r fhlief
IN ihfperem. unbs5pinslidem S6iaf,
ME bic Sdgsr, bic BON t6rperli9sr
anitrengang ernattet iinb; G iHlief
bis gum Worgengrauen.
Dos 5enIsr mar oFfen seblteber,
unb pl0Blih trdbte Elm Sabn uuf ei-
mem Baum in Der Hdbe. yleben Iicb
fiiblte er ben a0rper elmer Sruu uno
er idb ii9 in eiuem 8ett, bos er ni9t
tanrte. gr pubte ii9 an niGts mebr
5u erinnsrn, urb in Der 0erpirrung
bes @rna6ens Itammslts er iibers
raf6t: n@as? so bin i42 Wer III
ba?"
sic bate ni8t gefdlofen uub inb
uuf ben Mann, Der nit nirrem 5oar,
rotben augen unb biden 2tppsn nee
ben ibr Tag, unb bo6niitfi9, als fpras
DE lie gu i6rem @atten erDiberte re:
,Gs TT ni6ts, Elm Sabn bat getrdht.
G6lafen sic rubig ri.oer Elm, Ssrr
9aron, bas gebt gle sornihts anl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-25

Su6er. - Wiarft itetin. - Rdffts
nirtsr Gut eoaf $s.55; popbereS ST.
35; CUBES SITS; sranuIirtsr S7.25;
gonietiicnsrs .a- S715; OF u
$6.s5-6.95; weiBtr sytro S6.65--
6.75; sytra e. $6.e5 per bunbert
pfunb.
MoIaffes. - marlt faia. =
Rem ORLEANS Open aettsl 45--65e;
Centrifugal 25-34c per 0aIone.
Reis. - aouifiana. fanep 6sab
84-6ae prima 54-5ie; orbindrer
3a-4ic; Sopan 4a--5e per plumb.
Dairp. .probufte.
Butt sr. - Marit rubig. prsiie
ifstis. - @bolemili srtra 4OAe; Gene
trdiiSsb ertro 38e; Gsntrali5db firifs
34Ar; fstpnbs 31Ae; Uonep Dairp
31f; pddins Stcd 23b 24ac.
adfe - Marst itttis; Obip 2sc;
9lcbrpstIi@<r 24-2bs; Rem Vcri
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-25

5sifers $5.50-8.25; onssrleIene Bis
srtra $8.50-9.0O; sfiibe $3.50
TOO; oussrlefsns Big ertra $7.1O-
IT'S; Gamers $4.50-5.50; Wiil4s
tiibe S40.O0-S5.00; Gtoders uno
Jseoins gtiere $5.0o-7.75; 9tifers
$5.O0-6.30.
BulIen. Die gaa9frass mar
cine quite unb bic 4lreiie pdren felt.
Jette gullen $7.65-8.15; Bologna
s6.O0-7.25; ertra $7.35-7.50; maz
gere urb fei9te $5.00-6.00.
adIber. Der Wtartt mar fart
unb bic preiIe itis9en um 25c per 100
pfunb.
Bette lsidte adlber S13.75-14.oo;
fair big quite $12.50-13.5O; oroind'
re unb srobe $5.00-1100.
g hDeine. 5ltiIAeriorten
blisbsn beuts itstis; lei9te @erianOts
iortsn a6er iiiegen I'm 25c per 100
Yfunb.
Cute big auserlsiens gsrfanbts uno
Slsii9eriorteH $1170-11.75; ses
miI9te g}erfanbtTorten $11.eo-11.s
70; gerfanbtfortsn 12O BIB 155 pIb.
$1100-n.25; CUTE big auserlsfens
6ertsl 100 biz Ito pfunb $10.25-
1850; lsi6te Gertel uuter 100 pfuno
$8.O0-9.50; oroindre bis auserleIene
f9psrs fette SGus $S.Oo-11.oo;
Stass $7.O0-9.50.
9 d afs nnD admmer. Der
Wartt mar beute TART.
S4afe, auserleieus Big .ertra $3.50
900; CUTE big uuserleene $500
$50; orbindre Biz lair $5.50-7.50.
2dmmer, auserleisne Bis EXTRA $14.25
-14.5o; CUTE Biz auserlsiene $3.50
-14.25; orbinare Big fair $500
1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-25
Gaisaso, "a. San.

G9ieaso, "a. San.
peissn. = Siir Rai S1.s3-Ls
s4s; am ealub S1.84a. Sir Suli
S1.5oa-153s; am S4luB S1.534.
WeITatorn. = 5iir Wai Sl.0o9-
1.o2a; am S4lub s1.02g. Sir 5uIi
s9se -$1.OOg; an S6lub $1.0Os.
Safsr. 5iir Jsai 57s-58se;
an SdluB 5ste. Sir Suli 55-
55Jc; am S6lub 55ae.
9Rosssn. = 30. 2, Wartt nominsl;
glp. 8, nomin,u; Ro. 4 S1.30.
@eri,e. = $1.00-1.28.
9imptbp. - $3.50-5.5o.
&lee. - $12.O0-17.5O.
BORT. - s5iir Mai $29. 9.75-29.92;
am 69lub $29.75. Sir Suli $29.37
$3.50; am S4luB $29.42.
g6mols. Jiir Waai $16.52-
1857; an S6lub S16.55. Sir SulI
$16.76-16.s2; am SdIuB $16.72.
Rippsnisiier. = 5iir Sdn. S1537
-15.42; am Salub $15.42. Jir
Rai $15.67-15.75; am StIuB
S15.72.
Butter. Wlor,t unpsrGnbsrt.
eier. WlGr,t niebrissr; 3uiabr
3,3l9 aiitsn; firits 3SAc; prOiragp
firfts 35-37c; auf benz Wartt 35-
3Sc.
aartsffslH. - 3ufubr 15 Cars;
W,arit unpsrGnosrt.
@efliiasl. 9,bsnbss .Mortt bo'
Der; 9dbn zoe; 5riiRiabrshibnsr
1Sc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-25

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-25
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S9peine. = 3ufubr 10000;
Warii fart; 10 Big 20 Gents bOber
als gsitern. Bull $11.10--11.40;
lsidte $1o.s0-11.3O; semii6te $10,s
90-11.45; f6Dsre $1095-11.5o;
robe s10.95-11.10; 5srteI 1915
1880.
Rinbpieb. 2ufubr 1900;
Wartt feit; RatiDt Beef Stiers $7.75
-1l90; Meitern Stiere $40
1000; Stoders unO 5eeOers $500
$50; &iibe unb 5eifsrs $5.00-10.s
15; adlber $10.50-14.75.
9 dafe. = 3ufubr $1,000;
Martt ibipa9. Betbers S9.75--1L.s
90; Gipes S7.50-10.4o; 2dmmsr
$u.75-14.25.