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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
House Inserts Drastic Prohibi-
ton Amendments.
PRESIDENT HAS BROAD POWERS
Use of Grains in Manufacture of AIco-
hoI or Alcoholic Beverages For
hidden for Duration of War.

Washington, D. G. - The admins
tration food control bill, giving the
president broad authority to control
the distribution of food, feed and fuel
for wal purposes and appropriating
1852, 500, 900 for its enforcement and
administration, was passed by the
house after farreaching prohibition
provisions had been written into it.
The vote was 1865 to 5, Representa-
tives McLemore, Slayden and Young
of Texas, Democrats, and Weeker of
Missouri and Ward of New York, Re-
publicans, voting in the negative.
Prohibition provisions adopted would
prevent use OF foodstuffs for manufac-
ture of alcoholic beverages and would
give the president authority to take
over Tor war purposes all liquor now
on hand. The bill now goes to the
senate, where it probably Will be sub
, stituted early this week for a similar
measure already under consideration,
Leaders hope to get the measure to
conference by July l..
Several Important Changes.
The most important changes made
ny the house outside the prohibition
section were limiting the control pow
ers OF the president to articles specif-
ically mentioned by the bill and sub
jecting voluntary aids in control work
to the penal provision. The text of
the Barkley amendment follows:
mo person shall use any food, food
materials or feeds in the production
of alcohol Or of alcoholic beverages,
except for government, industrial,
scientific or sacramento purposes.
Amy person who willfully violates this
section shall, upon conviction thereof,
be punished by a fine of not exceed
ing $4,000 or by imprisonment for not
more than two years or both"
There vas a hot debate over the
prohibition features. Vets and drys
accused each other of u%nfairness.
An amendment was adopted provid-
ing that all persons employed in ad-
ministration of the food law, except
those serving without compensation,
shall be appointed under civil service
law.
President Can Seize Liquors.
After several hours of parliamentary
sparring the prohibition element got
the upper hand and forced adoption Of
amendments forbidding use of any
foodstuffs during the war for making
intoxicants and giving the president
authority to take over in his discre-
ton all stocks of distilled liquors.
The amendment designed to cut off
manufacture of liquors was adopted,
132 to ia. 1t was submitted by Rep
resentative Barkley Of Kentucky, Dem
ocrat, and would provide that no food,
food material or feed, could be used
during the war for the manufacture of
alcohol or alcoholic beverages except
for governmental, industrial, scientific,
medicinal or sacramento purposes.
On the amendment authorizing gov
eminent use of distilled spirits there
was no roll call and only a few scat
tering nays were heard on the viva
voce vote. Originally proposed by
Representative Webb of North Carroll
ma it was accepted by Chairman Lee
yer Of the agriculture committee and
was adopted on his motion.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
Wilson Approves Air Program

Washington, d. G. = Approval has
been given the council of national de-
fense's aircraft bill by President Will
son and it will be introduced in con-
gress early next week. 1t will provide
an initial appropriation of $500, 900, 900
and the program calls for construc-
ton within a year Of between rs, 1000
and 10000 airplanes.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
PROSECUTION is THROUGH
Defense in Dunn Murder Case Sets Up
General Denial.

General Denial.
st. Paul.-The fate of Frank j..
Dunn, on trial here on the charge of
hiring gunner to murder his wife, has
gone into the hands of the defense.
D. w. Lawler, Dunn's chief counsel,
made a short, brilliant appeal to the
jury, in which he set up a general de-
NAL of Dunn's connection with the
murder of his wife.
By the first witness for the defense
Mr.. Lawler began laying a foundation
for the offering of testimony to the
jury concerning Dunn's reputation as
that of a good citizen, amiable and
peaceful in disposition and truthful.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
1000 KILLED OR INJURED
Terrific Explosion in Austrian NUM-.
tons Factory. I

Amsterdam, Holland. - More than
1000 persons were killed or injured.
or are missing in consequence OF an
explosion In munitions factories at
Bloeweg, according to an announce
ment made IN the lower house of the
Austrian parliament by the minister
of defense, as forwarded in a dispatch
from Vienna,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
Reason of the Dou Watch.

The 'dog watch" on board ship is
two half hour watches between 4 and 6
and 6 and s in the evening of the mari
time day. The day is thus divided into
seven watches instead of six, as the
latter number would give the more ar
duous time Of duty continuously to one
section Of the crew. By the device Of
the dog watch the duty is divided
equally in the course of every two days.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
South St. Paul Live Stock,

South St. Paul, June 25.
Cattle-Receipts, 1000; steers, $6.75
@12.O0; COWS and heifers, $7.25@1O..
40; calves, $7.00@14.00. Hogs-Re.
ceipts, 11,000; range, $14.25@15.25
Sheep-Receipts, 100; lambs, $4,000
1905 ewes, $5.O0@9.60.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
MAY CONsCRIPT DOCTORS
Army Is Short Seventeen Thousand.
Medical Census Suggested,

Washington, D.. C.-Congress may
be asked to pass a law for conscrip-
lion of doctors for the army.
The volunteer system of obtaining
physicians has failed.
The medical corps is short 1000.
A proposal is for drafting physicians
selectively on a basis of federal elias.
sifcation by a special medical census.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28

Lay down de fiddle an de bow; take
up de spade an de hoe" Otherwise
you may have to lay down knife, fork
and spoon as useless a%ppendages.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
Train Hits Auto; Five Dead.

Terre Haute, Ind.-Timothy Wrenn,
we'll known local labor leader, and
four children were killed near here
when their automobile was struck by
a Big Four passenger train. Two of
the children were Wrenn's daughters
and the others were relatives,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, June Is.
Wheat-July, $2.1O; Sept, $1.85.
Corn-July, $1.57h; Sept, s1.48%;
Dec, $1.103a. Oats-July, 63c; Sept,
53c; Dec, 54Ac. Pork-July, $39.75;
Sept, 1895. Butter-Creameries, sc
@37c. Eggs-29k @3Okc. Poultry
Fowls, 1870; springs, 10000.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28

What are believed to be the most
durable highways in the world have
been made in France of a concrete COM
posed Of iron shavings, cement and
sand.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
Chicago Live Stock.

CAlcaSO, June 20.
Cattle--Receipts, $1,000; steers. So.
ows and heifers, $5.75@11,,
10; calves, SIC. O0@15.75 Hoge-Re.
ceipts, $4,000; light. $14.5O@15.40;
mixed, $14.65@15.80; heavy. $14.65@
1896; rough. $14.65@14.90; pigs, SILL
00@14,30. Sheep--Receipts, 10000: n q
tive, IS, 90O11.76; lambs. $14.O0@1s.5O.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28

Bombardment insurance is the latest
and suggests, "Why worry over any
thing" Just insure and loaf, for moth
ing can happen, only money.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
.confesses to sIayina Girl.

Bologna, Italy. 49, Alfredo Cocchi
has confessed to the Italian authori-
ties that he had murdered Ruth Cru.
ger In New York.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
Minneapolis Grain.

Minneapolis, June Is.
Wheat-July, $2.31; Sept, $1.7S.
Cash close on track: No. 1 hard, $2.51
@2.56; No. 1 Northern, $2.46@2.51;
No. 2 Northern, $2.36@2.46; No. 3
Northern, $2.11@2.31; No. 8 yellow
corn, $1.67k @1.69h; No. 8 white oats.
64A@ 65Ac; flax, $3.13.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28

If army recruits swap jobs with farm
recruits there is sure to be confusion
as to the right place for applying, "Hay
foot, straw foot"
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28

This is a season to try out the two
crop farming scheme. Failure will be
in a good IL if it should happen.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
st. Paul Grain.

st. Paul, June Is.
Wheat-No. 1 hard, $2.51@2.56; No.
1 Northern, $2.46@2.51; No. 2 North
ern, $2.36@2.46; corn, $1.67H @1.69A;
oats, 64M @65Ac; barley, 93c@$1.32;
rye, S2.28@2.30; fax, 1913.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
RED CROSS FUND is OVER
SUBSCRIBED.

Washington, D. G. - Tabu-
lation at Red Cross headquar-
tiers showed S10O,313,0O0 in re-
ported pledges, of which $685.
$4,000 was from New York
city and $64,32O,OOO from the
remainder of the country. Later
reports are expected to show
100000 more.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
EMPLoYE ADMITS ROBBERY
C%onfesses Looting Express Car in
Yards at CHICAGO,

Chicago. James Burgess, depot
platform manager of the Adams Elk,
press company, admitted to the police
that he committed the $4,000 robbery
of an express a in the Burlington
yards here.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Wheaton track and to arrive, No.
1 hard, $3.50; No. l Northern, $2.49;
No. 2 Northern, s2.44. Flax-On track
and to arrive, $500.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-06-28
IN LOVE WITH PHYSICIAN

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-12-16
NOTICIA INTERESANEE "a
RALOS MEXICANOS QUE
TENCAN FAMILIA EN-
MEXICO

Secun informes dignos de CONTAIN
"a Tue hemos recibido de Mexico y
que estan confirmados por los perlo-
dicos que Sc publican en- los hsta-
dos Unidos. Sc esta mandando a Ne
yico actualmente una buena can't
dad de maiz americana para ser ven
dida al costo. asi es que debe listed
a mandar a su I2nllla
los recursos necesarios para que a
proveche Ia oportunidad de comprar
maiz barato, pues como listed saoe
ma estado muy caro- debido a Ia es-
casez V a las heladas del mes de
Septiembre pasado.
Para que el dinero que listed man
de a 81 famiEia llegue bien y pronto'
ocurr listed O escriba a: Los Ange-
les Mercantile Co.. POI n. Main St.
Los Angeles. California. \ le da-
renos a listed gratis upa informa-
cion completa y detal!ada sobre es-
tos asuntos.
Tenemos una sucursal establecida
Ell San Antonio, Texas, en- ella en-
contrara listed su bien acreditado Y
excelente servicio de giros Sobre Me
xico. pagaderos en- todoS los p~uep!os
de Mexico. por los mejores aeenteS
corresponsales q~uienes hacen los pa
Cos en- plata u ORC meXicano, pase
listed q visitar nuestra SucurSal o
cscribale. 81 direction es:
Los Angeles Mercantile 60. ll2'2
West Commerce St., San Antonio
Texas. (AdF.)
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:MERECE IN RARCO Ell PADRE
DE y HIJOS?
Niene de Ia Ia. Pag)

n~aciera e. Ia c~olonia de ~Fairhaven,
recibi0 hoy en- Ia manana un tele,
grama concebido Ell estos terminus:
"Nuc:o ni1o lego csta manana-
William J. Russ;c.''
Cor tai telcgrama eli Mayor anun-
clio a sus amigos y d los altos en-
pleados con quien trat5 por algunas
hcra5, como IN "vcrdadero prodigio'
Ell nacimicnto De I'm nino de TN ma
trimonio que tenia veinte amos lie
soportar el lazo conyugai y que ha-
bia sido durarte TODD ese lapse de
tempo, "csteril' pues supuso que cl
firman:e del mensaje era e. padre
del 'nuevo niho.'
La prensa do Ia noticia en- Ia tar
de. \ en- IA noche. 49,. horror, Sc
lie communicable al Mayor que cl nue.
20 nino" no era hijo del matrimonio
cstGril por veinte amos, sino de uno
que tenia..... trece hiios.
Akora Sc cree que el senior RoIph
no dara cien d6lares al "nuevo niho'
sino..... IN barco.
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De Ia Ciud4d de GNzl@5xico
Ven q ser suprinidos los trenes n~octarnos en- una gran
extension del pals

Pr6ximo va ell periodic de receso de
las camaras de Ia Union, varios Sena-
dores D~iputados, que forman parte
del eiercito carrancista. Sc dispOnen
. aceptar comisiones de caracter mi
litar. Il les ha ofrecido ell jefe del
executive. Entire los Senadores que
voIveran d tomar las armas, para
combatjr a los enemigos del carran-
cismo, Sc cuenta ell general Rafael
Cepeda. que es Ell Presidente del Sc
nado.
Ccpeda ha pedido va a la alta ca
mara permiso para aceptar Ia conf
sion cue le va a "confiar el executive
durante el receso de las camaras, y
el Senado acord6 acknowledgements a
Ia solicitud. Cepeda, segIn 10 dec!a-
70 a los peri6dicos locales, va a Ell
cargarse de Ia campaHa contra las
fuerzas Zapatistas cue operan en- ci
Estado de Mexico. poni&ndose al fren-
tc De las tropas qle en- aquella emit
dad Sc encuentran Y de las que a e.
fecto lie seran proporcionadas por Ia
Secretaria de Guerra.
Sc sabc que CarranZa ha solicitado
los scrvicios de gran nUGcro de gene
r2lna que ahoca forman parte del con-
@reso, para que sc enca~ guen aleva-
mrntc de ia campana contra los revo-
luc;onarios, por 10 menOs, durante Ell
tempo que las camaras eaten en- re
csc. este cS. desde el dia primero de
Enaro hasta CT primcro de Abrll. No
Sc ticnc noticia dc Qae hayan acceptable
todos los mililareS Ia invitacion que
Les ha hccho el iefe del executive, Y
csto parrce que obedece a que Ia ma
yo~ partc de los militarcs que estar
en- ei Con@reso, no dcsean volver a IA
campaNa activa.
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C~ALENDARIO TRINER DE LA
SALUD

Mas hermoso que los anteriores, es
ahora Ell nuevo Ca!endario Trlner de
apred, para 1918. Una arrogante
a!egoria de la Diosa de IA Salud, o
ingredientes vegetables de los rene
dos de Triner en- ST. regazo, fornla ell.
centric, Y cinco interesantes plnturas
hist6ricas ilustran la evoluci6n de los
Laboratorio Quimico de Triner. Man
&c 1Oc. para cubrir los gastos de CO.
rreo. Jos. Triner, 1lanufacturero del
Elixir Americana de Vino Amargo de
Trincr y otros remedies, 1333-1343
remedies, Y dos vistas mas. ponen de
manifesto el moderno equipo del
S. Ashland Ave, Chicago, III.
(Adv.)
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CiUDAD DE MEXICO, Diciemb~e
12.-Para evitar que los ferrocarri-
les uue tiene en- exploitation el go
bierno actual de Mexico. queden sin
e! POGO material rodante con cue a.
bora cuentan. a a ser suprimidos
los trenes nOcturnos en- una gran eH-
tension del pals Y en todas aQue!'aS
zonas en- las cuales ell peligrO re-
belde anenaza mas, hasta los trenes
diurnos seran suprimidos temporal
O definitivamente.
i este acuerdo han llegado el d.
rector de los ferrocarrileS llamados
Observation-Disclosures Y los jefes de los
diferentes departamentos de Ia direc-
ci6n que es a su cargo. Durante los
dltimos meses. ell material rodante
de los f~errocarriies in~tervenidos por
el gobierno carrancista, ha sufrido
una enorme disminuci0n, 4 Gel
gran numero de trenes de pasajeros
Y carga Que han sido d~estruidos por
los revolucionarios en- diierentes re-
Clones del pals.
Sabese que los trenes que van 4
ser suprimidos parcialmente, son los
que hacen el r~ecorrido en- las IiNeas
s~iguientes: de San Luis Potosi .
Tampico; de Irapuato Il Guada!&jara;
de Mexico a Cuernavaca y o;ras W.
rias que no Sc han dado a conocer
ain.
La Media de que Sc trata Is Ia
meier demonstration de Que el 20
b;erno no Sc considera va con capaci-
dad suficicnte para dominar la s.
tuacion. por 10 menoS. en- regioneS
donde es necesario mantener abier-
70 el trafico ferrocarrilero.
Varios S~enad0res Sc e~rcargarin d.
Ia campana militar.
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Ha s;do prcsentada a Ia considera-
ci6n del Congreso Nacional de Indus
,~rialcs, rauHido en- esta capital. una
n;ciativa Dropunierdo Ia organization
70 r5maras industriales en- el pals.
3 a1tor de dicha ;niciativa ell senior
Francisco Saba Nueuerza. prominentc
Industrial de Ia ciudad de Monterrey.
Que ha tornado parricipaci6n muy I'M
9ortartc en- los trabaios del Congrc-
50, = que forr2a parte de Ia comisi5n
,r rarra6a dc Ia organization de ca
mar,s ;odrsfrialcs on toda IA RepJ-
bica
III .o5o. cad.
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Prop6nese la crecci6a de CGinGrGs Ladpstrioles

j5tos de su instruction. dcbicndo ira,
bajar porqae sean consideradas las
camaIas como C~uerpos C~onsu!t!vo5
por las autoridadcs correspondence
ccando Sc trate dc Ia expedition, mo.
dificacion 0 dero@acioH de Ieyes so,
bre a~rancclcs. a.ias de transporte )
dennis asUntos.
E. proyecto del emo saba Muguer.
"a fut considerable como de una gran
importancia : Ia Asamb'ea acord6 az
Sc ie diera segunda iectura G.. il
pr6Xima session. para discutirlo d..
nida Y ampliamente.
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ATAQUES...... .
(Viene de la "a.

ma. para hoy, en- Sesenta divisiOnes.
En- la Inca del frente Sc e~ncuentran
operando cjncucnta y dos divisioncs,
de las cuales, cuarenta V cinco son
austriacas V siete aiemanas. Las
echo restantes, cuatro austriacas '
cuatro alemanas, Sc halian en- Ia re-
taguardia, Ell donde estan de reser-
Va para cuando haya que emprenier
un empuje vigoroso.
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RECCRTE

listed V guarde esta direction para que
Sc Ia muestre 4 sUs amigos Que sufren
dc call0S. mcZqI.nGs, 2i2Otes Y granOs de
Ia picl. Con sc. en- timD!cS H~oStalcS que
me remita, le manCO q yuclla de cOrreo
ranco de porte. una cajIta de pomada
iGnzaIez. La mejOr del mundo para estas
Intermediates. Devuelyo ell dinero q 10
Jprsnna que Sc cure ! no sane.
ESPIRIDION GONZALEZ.
,. q. ROY G7 LAR 10, Ten
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Sc LIM!TARA Ell CONSUME. 49,.
(Yiene de la 2a.)

a!imcntOS.
IN clanto . la azIcar. ei gasto
normal que en- Estados Unidos hace
una persona. es el de siete libras por
mes. asi cue Sc economizarian cua-
TIC .ibczs e. cada una.
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Los DIAS DEL VERANO En- IN
PERIODIC De COMFORT ! BIEIESTAR

Esto puede ser factible 81 listed cunecta 50
estufa con la Tuberia de Gas. In hogan lin
pic, fresco ' comfortable, ~significa mucho para
su salud y bieneStar.
Recuerde listed que inStalaremos Glen pies
de tuberia GRATIS. Dor cada cliente que 50
decida q uSar 81 gas en- ST casa. -
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SIS uHDENES >cr3n Gtendidas Immediate
mcrt' y 4 los misinns prccios IN san An
tonic o en- Laredo, Ten, J ". u 6. MA
RRulU!N.
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LINPIO RENCEVO sombrcrOs. todas cla-
ses. RecihC natcriales dlrectamcnte dc IL
rabriCI para SGnlbreros STETSOf. Yea
the. c. Swectser, Sonbrero, &s6 w. HouE-
iC1 s.. ID.
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- vLNnEN CuairO magniricas ranCiOnes
mrNiCanaS pGr Emma Maverick Miller. De
y"Iia rur South Texas Music CO., Rcdell
EIGa:. Ave1'|" " li2iS).
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MATEIMONIALES

JpVET m"Nirdno. dc % aEoS dc cdgd, ira.
balaIor. iInnradO Y sin vlCios, drsea tenet
curTeSpoudrTcia ron SclOrlta De Il Z ,!
aiiuS Dr. cGad: Objei0 mairiInOnio. Para
mas inrornc- dirianSn 4 Jose Valdez. P.
D.. Box ii. hEMMERER WTO. d3i6)
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FAQUIGRAFIA factiitase aprendizaie rapldo
SOC. leCCi0D.-ESCritura maQuina gratis.
-Seortta "a leCC!OneS lngies noches.-Se
i?vtian Sc!orItas-Jiggiiis-323 Hicks Bldg.
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81. ARTURO CRAMER. uplIco Sui2o. ESpe-
r,aIi>ta dr Ia vista. $40 Hicks Bldg. Es-
QGina de- Houston y Avenlda c.
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DIR. VI. MARTINEZ GUZM,N. Entc nedades,
SecrelaS Y partos. Medicina eT. general.
Oficina, Dolorosa ST. No. 62i Telerono Ira
YlS x2Uo.
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Der Gemiiiesarten bfnter benz
Sanie.

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Iieaenoen sSledten Groe binter BEN
SauIe! 9om Stuubpuntt Der Se'
iunobtt betrahtet, tam oas Dor
itabrbaus teinen erDBsren9or3us auf-
peiIen, ais bic WDgIi4teit, etner
Sbitoarten ansulessn, oamit Der ia
milientfi6 nit friI5eu 6rii6ten per-
Iprat perDen tann. gs 1T erituunli9,
pab 10 oiele 2eute, Die ein pafenbes
Stiidden 9ruub fir SbitSudt 5ur
@erfiisuns bdben. teine SbitbdlIm'
Sic gefpobner her @euetiristsn
etaatsn fino srobe, mun4mol iosar
Ieibeni4aftli9e Sbitefer. Srosbenl
III bic Sbit5ud,t su elmer SpeSialitat
Die oon einigen penigen
betrieben pirb. ipelne bic sroBell
WaFen berIurgen.
Die WDsli6teit Der Sbit5uht IN
tleinen @Grteu 1T i'm allgsmerrlen
iiberieben porben, uRb bds Reiultat
1T, bab pieIe 2eute, bic auf 0ein
@runhftiid binter ben Soirfs miibes
Los fslbR ibre 5rii6te siebeH t0rniter,
beute bonn gambler obbdnsis itno
lnp bobe preife sdbIen miiien.
Gin sroher Sbeil bes jebt pernoh<
(1Histen unh ieins Grtrdgs bringen'
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6lub'Nadsri6ten.
0onneritag, 80. Mdr5.

0onnerfag, 80. Mar8.
Der JluB faQt langiam unb batt'
9eitern 9benb Bel btefiser Stabt si
nen WaheritanD Don 42.1 SUP
Die folssnosn 0epefhen traien se.
tern bier elm:
Yittsburs, ga.-9.o SUP, fdllt.
2Bbeeling, W. 9a.-1S.3 5ub, fdlt.
partersbura VI. 8a.-19.5 SUB.
aanatuba Sails, W. 9a.-7O isub.
@barleiton, D. ga.-8.5 SUB, fGllt.
portsmOuth, O6iO-3s.O SUP, fdllt.
gouisoills $1,000 Sub, feist.
eoaHsoille, Snb.-39.9 SUB, fdllt.
ytaIHpllle, Senn.-37.4 SUB, fteist.
Chattanooga, Sern.-34.1 SUB.
Cairo, Sa.-49.O SUB, fdllt.
Wtempbis, Senn.-38.2 5ub, fteigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29
wlittlere unb fdpere @tiere s9.s

Wiittlere unb ifapere Stiere $9.s
O0-11.25; Gleiiter Stiere 500
1000; auserldene Big EXTRA $10.6
1915; Ssifers $7.OO-9.75; auserle'
isne Bis ertra $10.00--10.9O; &iibs
$6. .00-8OO; aHserlefene Bis extra
$8.25-9.00: Gamers $4.50-5.75;
Wfil4tiibe $45.00-115.00; Stoders
unb Jesbers $6.00-8.75.
8ullen Die 3ufubr mar MIR
mdbia umo bic preiie ftstis Big fart.
Getts Yullen $9.00-9.5O; Soloss
ta $sO0-8-85; masere unb lsi4ts
$6.00-7.50.
&alber. Die Ra4frage mar
cine quite unb Der Wlartt fart biz
sttpas bober. 3ufubr mar siemIi9
sroB.
geite lei6te &dlb.r $15.3o--13.= =
70; fair Bis CUTE $12.00-12.5O; ors
oindrs uuo grpbs S6.00-10.5o.
@ 6peins. = Die prsiis iislsn
beufe I'm 15c per 100 YfunD, Dle bel
ieren ihDereu Sblpeine bIieben itetig.
Der Martt mar langiam.
Cute Els auserleisue 8erpadunsss
unD JleiIheriorten $15.20-15.25;
proindre Bis auserleieneb mumm UNI
ssrliI4ts 8erpodunssiortsn $l5.00-
1920; leitte @erianbiorten. 12O-
$50 Pfuno, $13.00-13.75; orbinds
re 6is auserIefene 5ertel, 40 piuno
nub barunter S700-11.25; orbindre
big auserleiens idpere fette Sdue
$S.50-14.oO; 5tass $8.o0-n.5o.
e 9afe unb 2dmmer. -
Die 3ufubr mar beute gering. Gut.
Dolliss Shafe par.n in Ra4frase,
sei5orsue lansiam unb i9pa9 i'm
Yreiie.
Sbafe. auserleiene Bis ertra Sill.
c0-1l50; quite Bis auserlsIens $l0.4
oo-11.00: orbindre big fair 800
$50; seihcrens S6afe $70O-9.75.
- 2dmmer oussrleisne big srtra
S14.50-14.75; CUTE bis ouserleisns
$14.00-14.50; oroindre Bis fair
s1o.00-13.50; eei9orsne admmer
$10.00-12.15.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29
GbieaaO, 2s. Ndrs.

Sdpsins. = 3ufubr $4,000. -
Wlortt tart; meiitens sc iibsr oem
geitrisen Yrsiie; gult $14S5-15.s
Is; Iei4ts s14 2o-15.05; genii9ts
$14.50-15.15; Ibtpere $14.50-
1915; raube $l4.50-- 1866; 5sr'
te! $10.50-14.00.
ainooieb. : 3ufubr 1900. -
Wtartt ibtpa6; Ginbeimii6e Ysef
Stisrs $9.10-12.90; Stoderg unb
Jeebers 500 $50; Siibe unb Seis
fers $5.50-10.6O; adtber $3.50
1875.
S4dfe. = 3ufubr 1900. Wlor.t
i6pad; Nabers S10.50-12.75;
Gp.s $9.oo-12.30; admmer $12.5
00-15.3O.