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The Holly chieftain., 1917-09-07
reet IL Feren.lo oraterx.

1t Is related that when a veterinary
surgeon was once called as a witness
in case to prove that horse was q
"roarer" the opposing counsel. in his
loudest tones, said to the witness: III
you say that my clients horse was q
'roarer,' just represent to the jury the
sort of noise he made" "No," said the
witness. "You must understand that
that is not my business. Now, If you
will be the horse and make the noise,
!, as veterinary surgeon, will express
an opinion as to whether you are
'roarer' or not Farm and Ee=za
The Holly chieftain., 1917-09-07
Notice for Publication
Department OF the Interior, U. s.
Land office at Lamar, Colorado.
August l6. 1917

Lana once at Lamar, COLORADO.
August 16, 1917
Notice is hereby given that Ira T.
Morris, of Holly, Colorado, who, on
August 20, 1914, made Homestead
entry, No. 0l476S, for the NEA of
section 10, and NWA of section IL,
Township 25 south, Range 43 west,
9th p. NJ, has filed notice OF inten-
tion to make three year proof, to
establish claim to the land above
described, before the U. S. Land
office, at Lamar, Colorado, on the
26th day of October 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
j. d. Stewart, M. v. Crane, j. E.
Cline, A. o. shit, all of Holy Colo.
A. l.. Beavers, Register.
August 31-Octorber 5.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-09-07
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MONEY TO LOAN on City proper
ty, easy payments. J. p. Linville.
tt
The Holly chieftain., 1917-09-07
Notice for Publication
Department of the Interior, U. S
Land office at Lamar, Colorado

Land office at Lamar, Colorado
August l, 1917
Notice is hereby given that Jacob
M. Hamilton, of Holly, Colorado,
who, on August 80, 1914, made
Homestead entry. No. 014769, for the
SEA of Section 10. and the SWA
OF Section IL, Township 25
south, Range 43 west 9th P: NJ, has
filed notice of intention to make
three year proof, to establish claim
to the land above described, before
the U. S. Land Office, at Lamar,
Colo, on the 9Th day of Oct. 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
James Cline, J. F. McMurray, Jack
Roberts, Alb Cline, all of Holly, Colo.
A. L. Beavers, Register.
August 10-Sept. IA
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-05-24

Last months business increase large The unloong of billions
greater prosperity which will
The Government has set the
their expenditures Individuals must not lag behndDo your part
in keeping American business good
obbers Packers Retailers and other large
of labor will do their patriotic duty best by keeping their labor
employed during the usual dull
Right here in Kansas herein Lbera is increasingly
IL is good!-Le keep it going!Le us make it better!
Thousands of of Kansas soil will be TILED this that
titled Vegetables will be plentiful The
output factories will be greater Our retail stores will greatly in
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-05-24
Excitement or Hyyteria Should be AUoided by All Mem
and Women 70ho Wish to Best Serve Our
Country in This War

eandh
mgandfo
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-05-24

their Everybody will have plenty
The Agriculture the United will be called
supply and the of the Allies with horses hogs
cattle Kansas will be called supply and other food
suf well the products of manufacturing industries
The people of this nation and the nations that with this
things be brought
state Business will reach volume such never known before
The unbievab great The
of great United States Incompatible Show your patriotism
BUY a USua!'
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-05-24
Keep Business Going for Our Go


Beyond the shah be-
wi! expended and circulation
FALSE IDEA Patriotic Usual
enmannngo Economy ta ragan the
! mems o
ydoen
psandon mnnGe COON
uHcpaHy must benoe Mt KEEP
md war; T
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-05-24

The More we Do the More we Can Do. The
more Money we spend the more Money we will
have in our pockets to Spend-Money creates
Money-Keep Business Going!
Briefly The natural life of the country must
though order that have the
prosperity the quick conclusion
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-05-24

Pres. Wilson sounded the keynote when he said:
every thinking industries, the
in the hpya in the in the factories must be prolific and
efficient"
Our industries be made prolific only if the people buy and
the merchandise produced by industries Manufacturing ckens
when business sackens Manufacturing prolific when
business business remain heau only when
the people buy and keep money circulation.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-05-24

Busnee Good Do your Share Keeping SOL The of
Prosperity Extends from East To Wes-From North to Soulful
Do Not Retrench-Buy Now in the Past
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-22

nerin beim Setiferpusen elm Sdeuers
tli9 fnllen, 70 eriff er ipfort naf
0ernieIben, fletterte in bic Sobe niio
puste nun aIt nit alien eifer.
Seinem 8Grter mar er Iebr onb1ng.
lid, fpnrtete fnupp an Der Tbiir, bis
er fam, lieb iih BON ibm fiibren, trns
gen, nobel er ipis Elm &inb bic arme
nm ben Sals oes 9ieners iflang,
tilBte ibn. 66rte linn aIfuerfiam 5lL
Denu Oieier NIT ibm ipradl, lieB ii6
geouloig geii6t itno &eib mdifen,
Die 2Gbne lrno ben 8mtmen reinigelI.
NIT SaI6e einreiben. nubnt taft ieoe
gaeOi5iu, IieB iih glbeHOs 5ut be-
ftiulnlten Belt in feline 9efen eiH-
pideln, toate uno iber5te auf ieineH
Sungerdtben nit Dem 9iener her.
nm lieB iih iagen ooer lief binter
6em 0iener her, trnnf Guberit ges
i6ift aus eiuem groBen SaIbliter.
glaie imo ob gon5 artig nit SiIie
zines 2offels.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-22
FIRST CALI
geIS, Bombs ans sttisu in gssp g)ors

dBefAattsyaSisre purbsn 40 5h-Sk<
tisrntiri. Bsdfsl suf 2onson ssrtn fisiia.
Har 90 Tsgs N7iK, Gommsreisf Bils. 90
Ysse. s<.7i. 6idi A7s4. Rsbsi.
HHreiinnssn t&7G 7lf6, 6raaes GiAt
h74K, &ateI a72K; Rsri. isins lsoii.
runsen; Hfpntn. feine Guotiruusen, 1ots
ldnoii6e 0ulbsH Si&t 44t. Rdbel axe,
qire 6iaIf s.s4, RABBI ss2, gubd 6iAi
IL; aabd l2K, eilbsp8anen s5X,
giegiianiife ToIlars o54c.
&fffenmarfi--Tis ben Siliirien aiin.
fiiseu Rs dridtsn taiIsn sur JoIss, oab Der
w AFT fsyi ssr uno bic Breiie fat ourA.
psa @epiuue trsaben.
3,bsrtp ~ 6oHss ldloiisn su oI60-
ss2o uno bte sk% Al s9--s3l2.
GiffHtatu aftifu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-22
SlmBsNabri6ten.

9onuertag, %. gloO. 1917
Sm Gtntinnatisr 0iItritt ipirb Der
JIuB ettpas itsigsn. Seitern abenb
Bate berfelbe BEL bisfigsr StaOt einen
Waferitanb Don II SUB.
Die folssnOsn Ospsi4sH traien ges
fern bier elm:
Pittsbura pa.-6.2 SUP, faat.
Bbesling, W. 9a.-3.7 SUB, ftsiSt.
Qarfersburg, 80. ga.-9.3 SUB, fiat.
Sanalpba Jals, 10. gu.-0.8, fuIIt.
GharIeitOn, 20. @a.-7.O SUB, fiat.
portsmOut9, DOB SUB, fdat.
louisville, Gp.-9.1 SUB, itsist.
NGF3pills, 2sHn.-7.8 SUB, fdat.
Chattanooga, SsnH.-8.0 SUB, ftei9t.
&aHIas Gitp, 1O.-6.S SUB, iteigi.
Wemr5ts, 9enn.-7.0 SUP, fdQt.
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porf. = Sir Snn. $45.8o-46.35;
om S4lub $46.25.
S9mals. = Sir San. $24-70-
24.90; am SdluB $24.85. Sir ytni
$24.O5-24.20; am S4luB $24.2o
gi2penfeiten. = Sir Snn. $24-5O
-24.72; am S6luB $24.72. 5ur
Ulai $24.15-24.30; am S6luB
$24.3O.
Butter. - Wlartt unDerdnoert
Gier 3ufubr 4,843 atlten;
Wiartt unDerdnbert.
aartoffeln. - 3ufubr 80 Cars;
Wiarft unOerdnoert.
@efIiigel. = 2ebeHbes, Wartt bos
Der; Sabns 1916; Sprinssrs zoe.
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ghteagp, q. 0Opsmb.r.

g 9p.ins. - 3ufubr $1,000;
Wartt unssrsssIt. Bull $17.65-
1900; lsi5ts $17.25-17.90; gsmil4s
tie $17.45-18.Oo; idpere $17.4O-
1906; raube $1740-1755; 5srtsl
$14.75-17.S5.
Rinbpish. - 3ufubr $4,000;
Warti fsf. RatfDe Stiere $40
1900; Deitsrn Stiere $6.50-13.2o;
Stoders unb J.eoers $6.O-1126;
aiibe unS 5eifers $5.Oo-11.D;
aGiber $7.00-13.00.
Staf. 3ufuhr 10000;
Tartt unssres.lt; @stbers $8.75-
1890; gpss $7.6o-114o; admmsr,
SO. .65-17.40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-22
8orgpbden Der aTexipelt.
Bon Or. 5rie6ri3 &nauer.

Gie 5rage BON Der GbItammung
oes gleni6en lit in ben leeten S5abs
rem eifriger als je Dentilirt poroen.
sS5n oieien 9tsfliiiionen itno Die ioe
genannten Meni6enaiien binii6ts
lih ibrer Stequng 5u 6em MenI6en
Don beute tin6 81 6em llritanlnls
batter oes Weni6en inruler DieOer
eineeben0er getra6tirng unter5ogen
Doroen. gSia man ia ouf Dem
g8ege bon glutintpfungsoerjud)e
Die glutsoertuanotf1ait Der men,
itendbfIiden Srangs lno Sfinls
parieu nit benz Neniben errpieien
baben. Gber Hift aui oieie oieItadl
nod iebr probIemotiiten iSragen
DoIler mir bier su iprehen fou1men,
ioncern nuf Die pipdiiden SS6bigs
feiteu oieier groBen affen, tpie lie
in Dem saH5er 5bun uno 9rei6en
bieier obne Srage irttereiianteIten
Sfmobjefte unierer 5oologiiden
@drten 5irm aus0rude foulipen.
SeiIte bat man es IN ben BON 3eit
81 8eit in ben SbiergGrten 3ur
sdaiiteIlurg geIangenoen Sfjims
panien un0 Srangs benn bod nift
mebr NIT 10 fldelit itedenoen 2Sants
meraeItalten, oenen Der tabe Zoo
aus oen slugen iicbt, 5u tbun. SSn
Der 4rt Der @erienoung id,on 1T es
i'm Sbierbonoel niel beiier gciporoen
Wan pferf,t beilte penigitens ieltes
mere Sbiere nift einfaf in cinen
oiitflen Berianotfdfig, ionoern iorgi
ifon nuf Der laugen Reiie fiir cine
eiHigermaBen riftige llnterbrius
gune unO gflese Der Sbiere, uno
iino iie oann in Iciolihem 3uItanoe
IN bem betrefienoeu SbIergnrtcn etns
getroiien, 10 miro linen aui @jruno
Der in Den ldnaen Sabren pielieitis
ger SbiersGrtnerei erIangten @riabs
rungen beitrroglihe 8artung. 60
iin0 0enn au6 in ben lesten 5pei
ipieoerbolt Srangs
lltanS unS Sdyimpanien Die man
iton nlli Der Heiie ourh 8eieabe
eines &aHlerdoen einigerHaBen in
Saune erbolten uHo rid)tig gefiittert !
bat. perbaltniBuldbig noblbeboIten
na6 europa aelangt un0 fonIlten
oonn bel Deiterer entipre6enoer |
Saltung jabrelaug in Dem un0 ies
nem Sbiergarten erbaIten peroen. |
Is lit beereiili9, baB iolfe geiiins
eere sSnoioi6ueH beiier on5u anges |
than iin0, uns cine @oritelluna BON
lhrem 8eien gu oermitteln, ais Die
lebensintluitigen 20,
OeSfanoioaten friiberer 3eit. uno |
,benio ut es oerltdnOlih, oaB Sbiere,
Die iih eiirmal gut in Die @eiangens |
d)aft geilmoen baben uno III oeriel'
ben iabrelang ausbielteu, n1ebr aus
if beraustreten rno erlidtlif 5eigeh
oaB iie i'm 8erlalife Der Sabre III Ses
,badJtrns ibrer llnlgebung uno I'M
teten Berfebr nit peritanotgen 8ars
;ern inmer neuen 9luIaB CUR 9etbds
.isuus ibrer 6dbigfeiten finOeno, oers
tanoiger getporoen iino.
sSn folder Stnii9t iinb in ben lsss
en- Sabren in psridiebersn sooIogie
den GGrtsn ein5elne Srangs ure
59impanieu setpiFermuBen gu IOtas
en- 9eriibmtbeiten esiporben. Gs iine
"a peniser bic gang iibettafd]:iloen
Tertisteitsn, bas Santirsn
nit gbs unb Spielssrdtbsu, ME i.
a auf bic srpbe Mense Der 3ufAuusr
sinbrud gu MAIDEN sseisnst erid,iasn,
n 4nidIdg gu bringen, bd biss ia bisle
ADJ lebisli9 grfOlse seiditter us
unb uehduii8e Ruaabmuns
en- iiub. iOnSern DisIms9r isne SaHps
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-22
MasS6rtiss Warfte.
Rem gort, 81. EOoemt

V { ID ystt, Il. VppS"'N't'
Roessnmsbl. = Warit fsifer; lair
Bis suiss $9.80-9.95; aussrIdsnt
Bis fantp $10.00-10.20.
ROssen. - Wartt fsft; Ro. 2 Dss
fern $1.S8 c. /. (. Rep gort.
WsII9torn. : Marft ungeresslt;
arssntinisr sos (. o. B. Cars Rem
Dprf bsi 9nturft.
Safer. = Rarft feiter; STANDARD
75a-76e.
BORT. = Wartt fart; Sbort clear
$50. .OO-57.00.
SNunI3. - Rartt feiter; RiSels
Beft $2s.lO-2s.20.
sals. - Rnrtt feit; Gitp ipseial
lrfe, 177c.
Der Rartt fir bic anbsreu ar;tsI
par unpsrdnbsrt.
3uder. - Rober, Wartt ifet;g;
$3.50; WuIaif.s $6.o2;
raffinirt,r. ftetis; fein srauultr'sr
S8-35.
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9trf BIT.
Ginbp. S5psine Sdafe

21. y2oD. -. 445 2310 1sC
Rinbbieb. = Die 3ufubr par
beuts iiur mdbig. Die Ra9frase lsbs
baft. Der Wartt mar infolaeosiIsl
lebbuft, bic preiie fir sutes G9la9t.
uieb tart unb 10 bis 25c b0ber. 9e-
tp6bnli6es uno g.ringes gieb 5eists
tsihs @erdnberuns. aiibe unb gans
nsrs iparsn 10-25c b0ber, tppb,i bic
Gamers am nleiiten gstpannsn. Cute
Wil6fiibe pnren isltsn unb In ftarisr
Ha9frage unb er5ieltsn itarte prsiie.
Die gsipGbnlidsn Wil6fiibe parsn ies
bod lansfam. Die 3ufubr an StO'
dsrs unb Geebers mar serinG Die
qreifs iistis tpie an Wontas. Ter
S6lub par ffetis bis farf, Der ums
laB Elm gutter.
Mittlsre uno i6psre Stisrs $500
1925; Jlsifdsr etiere $3.50.
1000; austrldeHe Bis srtra $10.25
-11.5O; Seiftrs $6.00-8.75; austr<
leIsn. 6is ertra $9.00-10OO; EEbe
$5.817.50; oussrlsisns bis srtra
S.75r9.0o; Gamers $5.00-5.75;
Wil6tiibe $5o.00-125.00; Stot::s
unb Seeoers $6.00-9.50.
9ulfem. Der Wartt mar
6sute unp.rdn6ert. Die 3uIubr mar
nidt srOb. bic prstis it.iig.
sJsti. Bulsrf $8.00-9.00; Bologna
$700-8.Go; Hsossrs unO lsi4ts 50 :
5o-6.75.
aalber. Die 3ufubr pur
bsuts gsrins. bic prsiis etipa ttetis
nit ben geitrisen.
Bette ieitts SGfbr $13.25-13.' >
so; fair Bis quite S10.50-13.00; ors
bindre un5 groBs $5.00-S.75.
S6peins. 5ros elmer ret1s
fiten 3uiubr ssniigts oisielbs iaum,
I'M bic aubsrorosntIi4 grobe Ra4fra'
se gu bsfrnbisen. Der Wnrtt ofInets
lebbaft unb fart, CUTE Sdlo4tiorisu
unb Iapere bsrtnuftsn pole 15c b0ber
als esitsrn. Jriel unb lei6ts Sdpeis
ne paren iistis, Sdue 9stpanrsn :insn
Quartsr. Der S4IuB mar fart, Der
llmfab ein iebr gutter.
quserIsiens fdtDers iiber 215 pfunS
S1740-17.50; oussrleieHs p6tels
nnb G4la4tiorten 1870 pfunb unb
m.br $17.4O; mittlsrs unb geiniiht.
100 pfunb unb mebr $17.O0-17.4o;
lei6te DsrfanotIorteR 120 Bis 155
gfuub $16.O0-16.75; orbtnGre Dts
quite iyertsl 40 Yfunb uno Dsnissr
$14.OO-15.75; orpiRGre bis auser'
lsTsne i4tusre f.tte Sdue $14.OO-
1878; orbirGrs bis gut. Stoss $13.'
50-15.75.
g G6af. un6 2Gmmer. - Sh
3ufubr mar beHte mdBis, bic Nnff
frase sismlid gut. Der Wartt mar
fistia Bel ssftrisen qrsiisn
S4afs, austrltfsne biz srtru 1910
1000; fair Bis CUTE $7.5o-9.50;
orbinGre $5.00-700; 86de $3.50
unb tpenis.r. adn,msr, auserlsisns
6is rtra $15.B-16.00; fair bis
quite S14.00-15.5O; fecoubs $3.50
-13.5O; orbindre $10.0o-12.oO.
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s,ssss WelSnsarste.
0ttnsisa D. sssember, 1al7.

DteHStaG ~. Rcpsmber, 1917.
.fs Nad{taee nsd 4srfstsn nar zine
GATE unb bic Bsnsrafsn iinb fst. gar 9ar.
Ietsn Dufben psH ben Bsnfsn 6-8X s be,
re4net, bic Mailer abtr pfaeirteu zansbsn
,.on eans 90 OK.
hls4fa auf wsp pssf
pufben Az Narl A pil4en Haufen perfauft
Iis Gounserrats uetrdsf soc Yrdmie per
eio0Q
rssAfa snS Gzrsps.
Si4t @,aId auf yonoon pur,eu a.
All BRO BfD. etsdins quotiri. ggeds
id auf Berlin purbsn ntAi quotirt; fir
Hs9fd auf ydsis fIgee pro 5rans, suf
Gmiferfam <k pto 9uioen. 4s1ld
aui misu wnroen ni9i auotirt. girss
ishs, musd isAe, Sfodboim pro Krone
A.sos 3rsrss ,Sdusii) aszs.
samss- -csiisatisutH
parsn rusis snS iistis. Tie ganisn quo.
ff(u mic fufaf.
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Wtetaus Warft.

Rer gort, 21e gloDembs-.
3inn. - Rdrtt nDmiusq; $1,000.
8lei. - Warft DilIissr; $6.37a.
Spelter. - Martt fIau; $7.75-
90
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gbieaso, 81. gsOoemb:r.

DsliatOrn. = Sir San. Silly
12os; am S6luB $1.19a. SIR Ndt
$116t-1.1sa; ON S9iub $1.173.
6ofsr. = Jiir DEG. 65s-68c; am
Stilub 67te. sir Wai 65a-67se;
am Sdlub 66He.
Rosgsn. - 30. 2, S1.78a-
Geriis. = $1.10-1.36.
Simotbp. - $5.W-7.50.
RIss. - S2o.W-26.o0.
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pr0bifiOu n.
g d NAL .. prima St,au
| IN.5o-27.65e; Gauep 28-2sie.
2rodeHgtiaISeHts GIeiI1.
Short clear GsitsH 28-28Se; ertra
ibort clear Gsiim 27a-28c; inrSe
Rippen 27t-2Se; Bellies 30a-3OAe
per Plumb.
Gerdudertes gIeif&. =
Short etar Gsiten 301-31e; sIira
fbort clear Ssiten 30--30tc; iurae
aips.n 3O-30ae; Bellies 334-33ac.
sugar gureb Gteif6. =
Sdinisn 2St-293e; s}jcnic SduIs
tern 23-23te; greatfait Baton 39-
40c; S4ultern in yadeten 24ar25c;
Rem yort Gut 25l-26e; stirodiste
Beef S4uItern 34-34a pei piuuo.
SibgepodeItes GleifH.-
SHinisn 25l-26e; ptenic S4ultern
20ae; Bellies 34-36e; S@ultern in
padeten 20-2oae; Tsb yort Gut
bo. 21--21se.
Grifdss Slsifa - S4ins
Ten, Iofe, 26a-27ae; picnic SOUL
tern 20-21e; G1ultsrn 23-23sc;
turse Rippenisiisn 26-27e; fb,rt
clear Rippeni,itsn 26-Nc; eItra
Thort clear 9aiDpsHisitsn 26-26al;
I,i4t. Bellies 35a-36as; idipns bo.
34-35e.
Webl uub GetreibG
Webl. - Minter. paisnt S10.7o;
DiRir ianeb 5000; Dintsr famllp
1910; Wint.r srtra $50; gBiut.r
orbindr $500; Sariss Dsi,sn pat.nt
$11.W-12.00; 5artss Dsissn ;Iisp
S10.75-11.25; 5artes Wsi5sn fa'
milp $10.10-10.50; gaortbpefHn
gsmif9tss $10.75-11.O0; Ros9u,
gitp, rtines, $11.00-1L25; nfoas
gen, gitp. ssmiiaies. $11W-11.25.
Wsistm. - Ser Tarit NOR
ftetis; Ro. / rot5sr $3.50; go. 2
rotber $2.17; 30. 8 rotber $2.13t-
2.14a; 30. 4 $210-2.12 per Da.
Wslf9tOrm go. / psiBss
2.00-2.1O; Ro. 2 DO. $2.00-2.1o;
Ro. 3 DO. $2.00-2.10; go. A oo.
81. $500; Ro. 8 90. $190-L9oi
RO. 6 DO. $1.90-1.95; = go. / esi'
bss $2.OO-2.1O; 30. 2 DO. $500
2.10; go. 3 DO. $2.00-210; Ro. 4
DO. $1.95-2.0O; go. 8 bo. $3.50
l.95; No. 6 bo. $1.90-1.95. - SO.
semii8tes $2.00-2.1O; go. 9 DO.
s2.M-2.10; Ro. 8 bo. $2O0-2.10;
glo. 4 DO. $196-200; SO. 8 bo.
S1.9o-1.95; 80. 6 bo. $1.9o-1.95.
= @tibts aoIbentorn $1.30-l4D;
seibes aolbsntorn, $1.25-135; ses
mif4tss aolbsntorn $1.2O-1.30.
5afsr. - go. 2 tpsibsr 10
70ae; GtamSarb ipeibsr 69tr7oc;
70. 8 fueiber 69-69tt; Ro. A Dei'
3sr 68-69e; go. 2 semiidi.r 81
Sc; go. 8 ssmif4ter siubsimif4tr
'6-77e; Ro. A g.mtIftr 63-65e.
Rossen. - 30. 3 ususr S1.7s
80; Ro. 3, $1.76-1.78; go. A,
'1.72-1.75; probe, $1.6S-1.72. |
Whisfsp.
es pur6eu bsuis 3o2 iydfsr auf
'er 9afis Don S4.60 per GaIOHs prs
ouft.
grpctries.
aaffs. = Cana 27-32e; Uaos
ba 277-30c; Guatemala fansp
SIC; DO. euisr 17ae.
cnma ..................I ..Ith IS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-22
alssrlna osu,eilnidss.

ne tlmiops I'M bislissn eIsarinsboufs
bslisftn iidb brute auf 81, ,iS1,5i7.
ssisIssdusifakm.
Ctio Gilits Gas unb Gine. Gas b glte.
frie 90. Mtiisa parsn tsuis In outer Rae.
ffaes unb bic Yrsile itstig. Hadhessnbs
ysffduie iins ~ beridisn:
IN Ses Ssrfs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-22
Eietnarft

Cincinnati. 21. Roo, 1917.
3ufubr unb 9srionbt fir bic isB'
fen "a Gtuub.n. persIi4en mit ssn
Dorpsrsanemsn sp,i 9ageu, fiub ipis
foIst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-22

9cnn Elm Saummer irssnSpO Dor,
iprs9sn2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-22

Sudtr. = 9Jrtijt ftli. = HlfIls
Inirtsr Gut 9oaf $10.55; poposrso
$9.15; CUBES $40; sraHuIir.sr &c..
90; gonfatiOners .a' $3.50; on
az $&6o-8.70; ipsiber irtra $40
sr.ra &c $3.50 per bunssrt
pfune.
WoIaffss. - Wartt itstis. =
Rsp OrI.aus Open astiel 55-65s;
Centrifugal 40-4Ss per gaIIoue.
Rtis. - grtra fanep esub 3D.
e3e; fnHep s-e1c; IstOnb 9sao a.
TIC; sebr,3sHsr 5ss-52s; SaPaH "a
.-S4.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-22

Cincinnati, 81. gopsmbsr.
Die na4foIssnbsu Quotirung.n tes
3itbsn ii9 nur auf enaross3ransats
tIonsu. Ysi ileinsreH Gsiadiien ipsrs
Ssn sttpas b0bere prsils bsrsdH.t.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-08-01
NARROW ESCAPE.
RR. Dunbar Taken Dangerously Sick in
Woods; May Have to Under
go Operation.

While riding in the woods some two
miles south of town last week r. X.
Dunbar was taken suddenly very sick.
In attempting to dismount he was
overcome with weakness and fell and
was for time almost unconscious.
DR.. V. l.. and T. K. Lewis were sum-
moned and extended relief.
A very fortunate feature connected
with the sickness of Mr.. Dunbar is
that his two brothers, Fl. Jay Dunbar
and Mark c. Dunbar, were berry gath
erlng in the woods and chanced to meet
with him just after the sickness struck
him. They saw him fall from his
horse and rushed to his assistance.
Jay Dunbar renamed with him whll-
Mark rode to town and summoned the
doctors. They went at once IN a car
and took Mr.. Dunbar to his home some
four miles south of town. He was SO
weak and exhausted by having thrown
up over a pint of blood that he had tc
be carried from the car to the house
and was Immediately put to bed.
p Drs. Lewis pronounced it tumor of
the stomach and stated that an opera
tion would very likely be necessary to
restore Mr.. Dunbar to health. He is
much improved at this time and is able
to go about.
Mr.. Dunbar is one of the leading
farmers and stock men of the county
and is highly respected. He has hosts
II friends over the county who will
nope for his early and full restoration
20 health.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-08-01
TALK OF SAN|TARIUM.
0rs. P. K. and V. |. Lewis Urged to
0per 5uch an Institution in
CrossviIIe.

Since DR.. r. X. Lewis has been here
visiting his brother. DR.. v. L. Lewis.
and 1t has become known that he is
very skillful as surgeon, some OF our
citizens have urged him and his broth
er, DR.. V. l.. Lewis, to establish a
sanitarium here.
What these gentlemen will do along
that line Is as yet undetermined. But
many people here realize that Cross
vile is a splendid location for such an
institution owing to our excellent eli
mate, pure air and other favorable
conditions.
DIR. V. l.. Lewis has been practic-
ing physician in this secticn for years
and has won the confidence of many of
our people. HIS well-known ability.
coupled with the unusual surgical skill
of his brother, DR.. +. K. Lewis, would
certainly make combination of skill
fLl practitioners that would reflect
very favorbaly for Crossvllle, and with
a sanltarium at their command, the
conditions for safe and skillful treat
ment of our afflicted people would be
most favorable.
Crossville chronicle. [volume] (Crossville, Tenn.) 1894-current, 1917-08-01

There is no reason why you should do
without any of these if you ike them,
as there is still time to plant them,
and usually plenty of room to fit them
in after early crops Just as soon as the
latter can be got out of the way.
Many gardeners dent even wait for
the first crops to be wholly used up,
but make their succession planting be-
tween the rows of such things as are
nearly harvested. SO that they will be
reaoy to take their places witrout any
lost time in between.
Use summer or winter varieties of
radishes for sowing now. such as Char
tiers or White Strasburg, or Celestial
or Chinese Rose. For turnips for quick
use, the old favorites White Milan and
Petrowski are good. Use early varie-
ties of peas or beans, such as Little
Marvel or Alaska, and Stringless
Greenpod and Longfellow.
Suggestions for t1ghting insects and
drouth will be given in the next article
on Summer and Fall Gardening, which
will appear in our issue of August s.
A full description of the varieties
mentioned above, with many others,
and great deal of other helpful gar
den information. may be had by send
ing to W. Atlee Burpee & Company,
PhIladelphia. for their Midsummer
Garden Book, which will be supplied
free of charge to readers of the Chron-
icle. IT they mention the name of this
paper when requesting it. Ask also
for their free book on Root Crops for
Stock and Winter Use.