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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

FOR SALE--10 good yearling Dorsett
and Hampshiredown rams at fair
prices. A. d. Crocker, Columbia Sta
tion, Lorain county, o. Phone on SO.
Gap.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

FOR SALE-Two mule colts, FIVE
months old, from large mares. Wade
johnson, Spencer, Ohio.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

FOR SAIiEs-7 brood s0ws, from ! tO
3 years old. "A. r. Robinson, 1nfrni-
sry Road. Tel. WIG 7W2p
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

IL was most readable tale Of wat.
Here is an extract from one of his ex-
periences:
"Then was carried into hospital
train. The inside Of this train looked
like Heaven to me, just pure white,
and we met our first Red Cross nurses;
we thought they were angels, and they
were. A Red Cross nurse sat beside
me during the whole ride which lasted
three hours. She was holding my wrist.
] thought had made hit and tried
to tell her how / got wounded, but she
would say, Yes, know, but you must
MT talk now; try and go to sleep, it'll
do you good; doctors orders Later
on / found she was taking my pulse
every few minutes, as l was very weak
from the loss Of blood, and they ex-
pected me to snuff out, but didn't"
The book shows up as no war CORES
pondents have done, the dependence of
the war system on Red Cross. II
you read it, you know that just being
out Of money to buy supplies is no ex-
cuse for letting down; you must Just
rustic around and get money.
The Medina Board of Trade is doing
just that for Medina's auxiliary work.
Lest we forget, (the most used
phrase Kipling ever kippled,) the Red
Cross Festa, Halloween night will
bring generous response to the ap-
peal.
The Goodyear dfrigible, with its
wonderful pilot, has been heralded, by
the way, and one Of these balloons
broke from it's moorings, in the storm
of last week and sailed away, headed
southwest. 1t will probably turn up
at the equator. Here's hoping it was
not the one picked out to visit the Red
Cross Festa. Further proof that Me-
dina is awake; the managers Of the
Princess theater are considering Civ
ing its use entirely to Red Cross for
Festa night. Can you beat that?
Patient people who dwell on public
square are throwing their houses open
for the cause. Business men will dec
crate their stores, and contrive floats
for the grand parade. The fire lad
dies will turn the town hall and engine
house into ghost resort, and yet be
ready for duty, if duty calls.
Will you smile? Every organiza-
ton which has string attached to you
will solicit you for something. Grin
and give, is the slogan.
This Festa comes in Conservation
Week as postponed. It will be a
practical demonstration of how mul-
titude may be fed without waste or ex-
travagance, even conserving meat,
wheat and sugar, and without sky
high prices. The Hoover cafeteria
hot waffle canteen, the corner canteen,
Russian caviar, Italian polenta, French
cafe, Cheshire cheese, all under eff
ficient management.
Library will house a museum. Have
you a pet collection, which you will
display? Choice relics or souvenirs
will have the best Of care. Report
y to Miss johnson, librarian. Real fid-
dlers are tuning up for the dance on
the square; timber up. Later in the
evening dance in K. P. hall.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

FOR SALE-1 light spring wagon. $50:
! good psring wagon pole, S.; extra
good heavy spring wagon SIS. oAT-
MANS HARDWARE. Medina. o.. 2tf
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

FOR SALE-Cheap, second hand
Hoover potato digger. Medina Far
mers Exchange, Medina, O. 1
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

CIDER MAKING-At Medina every
Tuesday and Wednesday Barrels, kegs
crooks and jugs for sale. ]. F. VITTEL
1H
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

LOST-About two weeks ago, dog;
dark yellow, wolf-shaped ears; ans
wers to name "Cheel." L. G. Thomas
Medina, Rt. 2. Phone X55. 1p
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

FOR SALE-10-room house on Baxter
street, good cellar. Inquire of ]. B.
Shafer.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

WANTED-Cid apples at Medina
Cider Mill. Stf
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

FOR SALES acre farm in good con-
dition; high-class proposition. D.
d. Gensemer, Creston, O. 8-2
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

FOR RENT Three rooms in Neu-
meyer Block. Phone 1869. 5w3
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

The Medina Board of Trade is doing
just that for Medina's auxiliary work.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

WANTED Competent girl to do house
work. family Of three. no washings.
Cali 1878.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

FOR RENT Flat. Inquire of R. O.
Mcdowell, Medina. 7w2
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

FOR SALE-House and lot at 131
Vine street, Medina. ]. R. Kirk
patrick, 81
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

FOR SALE big Republic truck, *
ton. Cheap. r. A. Loehr, Medina
8tf
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

FOR SALE-Apple Butter at Medina
Cider Mill. 8-3
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

Lest we forget, (the most used
phrase Kipling ever kippled,) the Red
Cross Festa, Halloween night will
bring generous response to the ap-
peal.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-10-19

FOR SALE-1917 Chevrolet roadster.
This car is brand new and will be
sold at a bargain. Alderfer Bros.
Medina, 0. Phone 1892. 1w
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-13

r.g. bic 2. ainss ROpoI Rifles, bi.
i. Yortb 3ancdibirss, bns inb bic
tn5liiheH Rssimenter, bic pon uns
mad iebr ihiDerem GaHlPf seUorfen
purDen.
SeBt 6at bic sHelii9 IronSOiii6e
Cberfis Sesrssleituns sistnfli6 70
gut pie nas Qbffnittt rnIersr Weits
fror! sinmnl Onbin auf bic probe gss
ittlli. ob iis baltsH. gDsil abtr er.
fabrungsgsmGb cine 0urdbru6ss
iGln6t. renn lie nift i'm sriten Qns
lauF gum Siege fiifrt, als gsiteitsrt
onSrieben 1T. fonnsn mir gsrnbe bns
rOrlGnfige GrgebniB Der S9Ia9t in
5laubern nit bsiunbsrer Genue.
tnuuns begriibsn. gs 1T eisentli9
Ter S6lubiteln elmer gan3en Gnttpidz
.ungstette ppr SdIattsn. glle gr.
fabruugsn paren nuBbor esma6t, um
nod sinmal nit allen Wlitteln gum
gr6bten S6ldee aui Der sinsie iibrig
eebliebenen, nod niht ausprobierten
frouf aus3Hbolsn unb - ss purb,
Gin UliberIolg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-13
1lmb'ytaAribfen.
0pnntrfaa. u. sepl.

>
Der o6tr. Cbioflub if langiam in
5ullen btgriffen unO bate am 4bsnl
BEL bisiissr Stnbt sinsn Baferitdul
Don 11.8 Sub.
Die fOlstnbsn 9spef3sH irufen &c
tern bier elm:
pittsburs. pa.-6.0 Gub. fdlt.
0beeliHs, u. gu.-7.2 Gub, itsigt.
pdrtersbura. US. 9a.-10.2 SUB.
aunutpba Sails, 80. gn.-1.4 5uB.
ebarlsiion. 20. 8a.-7.O 5ub.
PortsmOuth. Sbio-11.8 JnB, fdllt.
2ouisOille ap.-9.4 5uB, fdlt..
epdnspills. Sno.-9.4 Sub, Tteisi.
RdftpilIe. 5enn.-S,2 6uB, fdlt.
Chattanooga, senn.-8.6 5uB, itsi9t.
Gairo. Sa.-12.3 SUB, fdIt.
Wertpbis. 5enll.-7.9 SUB, itsist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-13
Mns,p6rtiss Wdrfte.
N,p Qprt. u. G,ptbl

Rem yort, II. Ssptbr.
Roesen. Wartt pillig; glo. .
@eitsrn $1.91 {. |. I. Rep YOrt.
9srite. - QIartt perdnbsrIin; fir
5uier $l18 {. /. (. Rsp gOrt nsusr.
@sissn. = Wcrit rubia; RO. 2 ros
tber unb glo. 2 barter S2.27 unb
Ro. / Rortbern Dulutb $780,; Tes
sieruuss prsis bonn glsSator.
Meli6toru. = Wartt ii.tie; Rp. 2
selbes S2.35; 10. 2 semii4tes ST.
80 {. !, :. Hep Dori.
5ufer. = Nartt pillis; STANDARD
6sae.
6opfeu. - Wartt feit; State mitts
lerer bis oussrlsIener $19.17, So
90e; pncific aiifte 1917 35-3ec;
1916 20-25c.
S9mals. Marit f.it; RiboIe
S24.OO-24.5O.
qllle anoersn qrtitel unDsrdnosbt.
3uder. - Rrher. Wdrtt nominal.
Centrifugal S7.02; MolaFss $6.14;
raffiuirter. iietis; fsiusr sranuIirtsr
$s.40-8.5O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-13

9udtr. - 9reiie iittig. - Raj
iinirtsr Gut 2oaf $10.55; pcpbereo
$9.15; Cubes $3.50; srunuIirter $8.s
50; Gonfsetionsr ~ $3.50; off ~"
$3.50 80; ipsiBer ertra $S.40-8.s
so; sgtra e. $3.50 per 100 piuuS.
WoIaffeB. - Warit jist,s. =
Rem Orleans Open Rettsl 55-65c;
Centrifugal 43--45c per GaIlcns.
Reis. - Gytra fancp Ssab 81
DC; fancp s-8ae; feeonb 5eao 7Ae;
ssbrrd<ntr 6hc: Sapdn 7i-Sae;
Blue Rofs Sic per pfunb.
Daifp. probutte
4utter. - Narit jitnIi& Ieb.
bait. prsiit fsif. - WboIemilt srtra
45c; Centralized extra 42ac ;Gsntra>
lissb firits 40he; i,eonbs Csc; Ganep
Dairp 3se; pading Stod 30-35s.
Rdfe.-- Martt iistig; Shio 25e;
Rorbmsiiliber 26-26Ae; ITEM Dori
27e; S1tpei3er 37-65e; 2imburser
25-26e; bo. Bird 24e per YJfunp.
Gisr. - Rarst ruhis unb bic.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-13

be Reoesepnbtbtii unS bic Sddrfs
Der 8esrifft. araHibeiisssfiibI, I'm.
lutt, Gersi5tbeit iieIIsn Fb elm, oft
iibergebeno in sppo9onorifteu ober
bpfsritnrtisen gsOismus. Di. Sdul.
leiitungsn lnftn nod, ni9i 10 l.br
ipesen Der fprntIi4en Yebinberunq,
fonoern neil iaIisbIi6 iiberbanpt jss
Der Hare 3rieb unb DiIle etipas Su
Ieiften, febIt. Der bat seiOst, bGb bas
BON felbft befer pdrbs, Ober saEs
Deggings2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-13

,ysIs, psaSs suS Mltiea ia Rem psri

VeTddittIepteft Dufben 80 5-6Nf biss
ipntin. fDs4lel auf gensoa Baren ifefi7.
, oar ~ 1sse t<72. gsmmereial BtaS. -
asss. t4.7isS. Si4s e475t5. 5tabel.anust.
iunssn e4.7oK, 5ranes 6tri 6.7sk, &aba
AIN; yiart, isins GusiirnnseR; xronen.
isins Guoiiruneen, Ere Siai III. Rsbd
ZIG. Rubei Siht 1sc; Rabsl lsK, 81.
Der. ssrrenssss. glssiisniids 3oasrs 7ss.
aftieR martt-3is Rs9riaitn pon
Ru6laHt fowie anoere llmltdnpe bsBirtien,
Dab psrf osttanii purD, uno bic Brnie tn
isiosn tatIea. Ruft bor S6lub srbolisn
ila oisitibeu etpot, bod stgasen oisS4lub.
nentuussu fak bsr4sss Yeriuhe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-13
Gbtcaap. 12. September.


@slidtorn. = Giir DECEMBER 81.
174-1.194. am S9luB $l.17s; fiji
Wai S1.144-1.162, am G9lub 81.
lag.
9afsr. - 1iir DECEMBER SIG
58ac, an. S6Iub SIT; fir Rai cog
61se, an S6IuB 60ze.
Rosgsn. - 30. 2 $1.S5-186.
8erite. - S1.25-1.40.
9imotbp. - S6.00-S.O0.
alee. = S17.00--21.5O.
BORT. - Sir Sttobsr $422o-
43.0o, -am SdluB $4230; fir Sua
mar $42.G0.
ShmdI3. = iSiir Sttober $23.50
23.70, nm SdIub $3.50; fir Sas
nunr $22.65-22.57, am SdIuB
$22.55.
RippenIsiten. = Sir Sttober S23.s
6o-23.67, am S4luB $23.60; fiir
Sanuar $21.6o-21..72, ON SHluB
$21. so.
Butter. - Rarit b0bsr; CREAMERY
395-43t.
eisr. - Iartt uisbrissr; firits
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-13

sismlif Isbbdft unb bic preiIs ilissei
nm 10-15c fir bic beiftrsn Qualitd
ten. bic seipobnliGsn blieben Itetia in
preiis. Cute UhI4fl6e mi
Springers iDdren rar, anbere ipuroeT
ilur Denia sdauft.
Wfitlere unb i6iDere Stiere 500
-12.00; 6leii4tr Stiere $685.
IS; auserlsfens Bis rtra 5000.
1L50; 5sifns $6.O0-s.5O; ouserls.
fens bis EXTRA SS.75-9.50; aibe So.
50-7.75; auserlsisne bis srtra $500
800; Gamers $5.OO-5.25; WiI9.
tiibe $45.00-120.OO; Stoders UNI
Deebers $5.50-9.5O.
8ullm. = Die gafiraae lpar
cine CUTE unb Die preife ftetig bis
itGrt.
5.tts gu1en $s.O0L8.5O: Bologna
$7.00-8.O0; mag.re uno lsi9ie So
50-6.75.
q &dlber. : Die 3ufu6r Don
Gdlb.rn mar nur mebig unb bic Bret
ie itiegsH um 25c per 100 pfuno.
Bette lei9te adlbsr $15.25-15.50;
fair bis quite $12.50-15.O0; oronors
uHo sroBs $6.00-10.0O.
S6Detne. - Der Wlartt mar
fart .unb bic bsTsren poieIiortsu
ftiegen I'm 25c, raube Sfspeins Bile.
ben urIoerdnbert. Der Ulorft i9loB
ftetig.
2fuseeIu9te S6pere $3.50; fair
Bis gue 0.rpndungss unb JleiIders
icrisn $18.50-18.9O; Iei6te 9.rs
ianbiforten, 120-155 gfuno, SIPS
1925; orbindre bis quite ;}erisI.
40 .pfunb II. Darunter, $13.00-16.s :
%; oroiHdre bis nussrIsTene i&pcrs
fette Gsdue $13.O0-17.25; Stass
$13.e0-16.5O.
Q 9afe uno Qdmmer. -
Die Ra9frage nab 9GmmIu pa;
cine CUTE unb all. i'm Wartts bsiinb.
li6en funoen i6Hele 4bnabme gu
fsiten prsilsn.
S6afe. auserlsisne bis srtra 1915
1000; fair bis quite $8.O0-9.50;
GuIIs unb orbinGre $4.00-7.50. -
g0de $500 uno oarunfer. - 2dmz
msr, nuserIsisne bls ertra $18.o5-
1880, fair Bis gut. s17.50-1S.25;
feconos $14.00-17.OO; gulls uno
orpindre SSO0-130O
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37l-38c; prbindre firfts 35a-36e.
aartoffslu. - Dforlt nnDer1n6ert.
Stfliisel. - 9sbeHbes. Narti nito-
ristr; 5ii9nsr 22-25c; Spriu5sra
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-13
8erubtguresm mitteL

Dame Ole stnen GFronomu ss.
9eirotbet, gu ibrsr Sreuuotn): %, i'd,
BIN nit meinem Iieben Raun fsbr sn.
frisoenl asrssrt er fif pirtIi6 NAL
iiber 'ipas, 10 ieBt er fib bin, re6net
aus, mann ungefGbr bic WeIt inter-
seber tpirb - unb bann in CT ipieber
Der aItel"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-13
Sie fali9e Geduuns.
Bon 9nuptmanH GRID D. G aIjs
NJ n.

Die ue6erifDemnungen in Jlanberu
- Die 9aiis fir Die ltgoote. -
Ger S6luBitein einsraseu5eu grt'
widIungsfette bon StlaGten. -
Saigs 9ehcnfebler. - las Sp.
item Der .beDeeIihen gertbeioi.
gltng".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-13
WetansMarH.

RepgOrt. II. Septbr.
4upfer. - Ulartt itstis.
GleetrolDtit. - Ulartt nominal
lebtes Guartnl S26.0O-27.00.
Giisu. - Wiartt feft unb urloeran'
bert.
3inu. - Rartt feft; $61.75-e2.'
25.
9lei. - WnItt pillis.
Gpelter. - martt feit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-13

Wtupcq IL Sepfembef, 1917.
gis Ra9frase nsd Tshrbsn sar. nzr
mabi9 nab eie 3insratsn fin6 unptrthbsr
sebiisbtn Bur Gahstsx Durbsn BON ssr
canfsn sH-e& bsrs4nef, bic Naiisr abel
plae;ren Ioldse 81 5-5X9s.
sfsasd esf ass pssI
Dnteen tu Bari nnb fot fiSfcnfo ysI
5000 Ipiiasn Banfen perfanff. 4i'
sounfsrraie befrSet toe prdmie ssr $1,000
ssAia ssi Gssssa.
et4t0e6ia aut Sonsos vnrsen o.
MI pso yfe. etsfline quotirt. He6'
.si ssi Berlin pursea uid,t quotirt: fal
HeAfd sui 9sris iLeoe prs Gsane, a.!
hmherbom <2.20s pro Guloen. Be9fel
sui @isn puroen niAt qaoiirt. Sires
i4s. Rubd 1925. Stodtofm pro Krone
$3.50 6rancs t64DsisJ 22e.
euEsss.rsasssisasu.
warren rvbis snb ifsiis. Die 1anisR gao.
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iHt " " ~ A1. StpAs
Die na4foIsnbsn nuotirlnssm be.
5itbsn ii9 nur nuf gnsrossaransdfs
tionen. Bel tlsinsren gef9dftm tpus
ben etfuas b5bsre preiie btrt9net.
propifionen.
GdmaIa - prima Steam
23.l5-23.30; GamilB 25-25ae.
II odsnssfGlsenss UIeiid.
Gbort clear Gsiisn 253-26e; EXTRA
f5ort clear Seiten 24a-25se; iurse
Rippsn 244-242e; Bellies 81
27ie per pfunb.
@erGudertes Gfeif4. -
SbOrt clear Ssitsn 273-2Se; srtru
fbOrt clear Seistn 263-27ae; iur5.
Rippen 2e4 26ae; Bellies 3O-3o4c.
Sugar gursb Gieif4. -
S4iHin 25a-26h; picnic 6Huls
tern 20t-21e; 9r.affaft Bacon 35A
-36ac; Sdultern in padetsn 21a-
22e; Rem Dort Gut 22-22Ae; ges
trOdn.ie Beef SduIteru 34-343e per
pfunb.
SiBgep5feItes 1Ieii d.
S4intsn 224-23e; pienic S4aItsrn
l7te; Bellies 28-30c; S4ulttrn in
padttsn 1SA-19e; Rstp' gcrt Gut
bo. 18A-19e.
Srifats uIeif@.- S9initn,
lofe, 233-24at; pienie S6ultern
18s-19e; S9ult.rn 21-21ss; turo.
Rippenisiten 24-25e; ihort clear
Rippsnieiten 24-25c; EXTRA Tbort
clear RippeHisiim 22i-22ae; lsi4ts
Bellies 32a-333e; f4ipsre bo. 3oa-
31ae.
WebI uu6 Getreibe.
WsbL. - Wintsr Yaimt S1o.5o
-1l.50; Ninisr fansb $10.W-1O.'
so; Winisr familp S9.50-10.OO;
Dinter EXTRA $8.50-9.00; Wintsr
orbindr $S.O0-8.5O; 9artes Wei5sn
patsnt $12.O0-12.50; Sartss Wel'
sen fantp S11. 1.25-u.75; 5art,s Weis
sen famiip $10-50-11.oo; RorthlDe'
fern semiidtes S10.75-1OO; Hog'
gen, Gitp reines, $11.O0-u.2o;
RcsseH. gitp. ssmiidtss $n.oo-
n.25.
Dei5en. - go. 1 rOt6er Winttr
1922; go. 2 fotber Winter $2.l9;
Ro. 8 rotber Dinisr $2.16; glo. 4 ro'
tbsr Winter $2.12; Ro. 8 rOtbsr Nirls
ter $2.06-2.11; probs. rOtkr Wtns
ter $2.0O-2.09.
Wel htorn. - To. l irelBes
$2.25-2.30; ITO. 2 DO. $2.2o-2.'
30; No. 3 bo. $2.25-2.3O; ylO. 4 DO.
~ Se.%0 o. UD . an W. @l ns -,
5ss 60 fevo1e. To Q bo 50 1S-
21a. no q ho. 81 I612.1s; 30. a
Ao e. I'D Is. NO < bo s2.l2-
PA: go & bo. 50. 2.12--2.14. - 6o.
l semiibt,s $2.16-2.18; Ho. 2 DO.
$2.16-2.18; 90. 8 bo. S2.16-2.s
Is; RO. a bo. $2.14-2.16; no. 8
s be- S2.12-2.14; pp. 6 DO. $2.12
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@hieaao. u. Geptsmber.


S9peine. - 3ufubr 5000. -
Wartt unosrdnbert, 5 Biz 10e iber
benz seitrisen preiis. Built $3.50
1880; Iei9te $17.25-18.8O; semii9s
tes $l7.05-18.90; i6pere $3.50
1890; raube S16.90-17.15; 1eriel
$13.50-17.50.
Rinbuisb. - 3ufubr 1900. -
Wtartt TART. Gin9eimiI4e Beef
Stiere $7.40-17.90; elm nsuer bpber
preissRetorb; Wsittrn Stiere $3.50
-15.00; Stoders unb 1Sesbers $6.1O
-10.50i Siibe uno Seifers $4.SO-
1886; aGIber $12.50-16.5O.
S4dfs. = 3ufubr 1900; Wnrtt
felt; Wetbers $9.00-12.75; Gpes
$8.25-1175; admmer $12.25-18.s
25.
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Cincinnati, 12. Sept.
Die na4folgsnbsn Ouotirunsen bes
jitbsn fid nur nuf gnerossaransois
tionen. Bel tlsinsrsn Gei4dftm tpers
ben etfuas b0bste preiie btrt4nst.
Cheyenne record., 1917-04-26
HOW nelolt Rseelv.d. r. Name. !.

The significance, of the name Of q
city! is commonly Hot difficult to dis
cover. Beloit, Wis, than which no
city has a pleasanter name, affords
the rare example of a city name manu-
factured to order, and having no
linguistic or other Significance. Ac-
cording to the recollections of one. Of
the founders Of the. town, which. have
recently. been presented to the Wis.
|consini Historical society, the first set,
|tler!in 1885 named the place 'New Al
'bany." A few months later a meeting
sof the settlers was held to select a
better name for the future city. Sew.
sseral having been proposed and reject
ed, It was finally agreed ste place the
ialphsbet in a hat and see If we could
mot get combination of letters that
would give us name that would be
"a new one." While engaged in this,
one! of the settlers trying to sound a
French word meaning Handsome
ground" uttered the sound "bellotte."
Another settler Immediately modified
this to 'tBeloit," which was considered
like Detroit in sound and pretty and
original" So. the newly coined name
was adopted. and by it New Albany"
has ever since been known.-Wiscon-
sin History Bulletin. ~
Cheyenne record., 1917-04-26

May / to Is Baby Week. This ma
tionwide celebration was inaugurated
last year, when more than two thou
sand qcommgpitiss sdeFotefs q week to
reviewing the needs OF their babies.
The first spggestion of = nationwide
celebration, cafHe i from the federal
Children's bureau and the General
Fen4ation ofrWomen's Ch4s; fkeS
believed that Baby Week was an ex-
cellent expedient for calling attention
TOT thA gfesi loss of infant. life ana Tor
stimulating local baby-saving work.
~ Many people are stiil MpfwaF d the
'fact that 81 all the babies born In the
United States, probably one in ten dies
before 'it,has tonMeted twelve montfs
Of life. Babies die in rural communi-
ties, ip cities, ,ip, suburbs, and n;gmfll
towns. This gteat' pfevenfaBle waste
Of life is scattered over the entire
couhtty. and Babyl Week askss e
"How many babies die In your COM
munity7 Is your infant mortality rate
the lowest that any american COM
munity has yet achieved? Do you re-
alize that, t,.when-. babies -are-.weH.
born and well cared for, infant deaths
Will 50 rarely OCCUR that ther infant
mofhiity rate WI be ssgAsiplef 4 4 Z
Cheyenne record., 1917-04-26

What Is your. community doing to make
life safe ana whol lesofnA fors It's bAj
,hies2'
But Baby Week has done more than
remind pebples 6f the impsrtancss Of
these auestions.s It helps people who
are already at work on the saving Of
babiesi lives t6 explain to their fellow
citizens what they are doing. and en-
ables them to extend their efforts. It
draws closer together the various
agencies which have been working
from different angles and furthers the
cooperation, which, is, essential to sue
cess.
Perhaps most significant of all is the
effect of Baby Week in small villages
and scattered settlements and other
places where there has been no or
ganized effort to meet the needs Of
babies. People have come to see. as
few had done before, that even In the
fresh air and the sunshine of the open
country many babies do not have fair
start in life.
The seven hundred villages which re-
ported to the Children's bureau Baby
Week. campaign i9 1915. haye faced the
fact that every community city and
county alike-has a responsibility to.
fulfill (which requires thought and ef-
fort AID perseverance. And this awak-
eningsof a Community has been iii
Cheyenne record., 1917-04-26
|fEF hfFf Pa FHF AzTt]
fnpSpssor Says Montsxuma Was Not
: .. King, Dut Merely War Chief Of
Confederacy.

Tie overturning Of traditions which
has been brought about by American
-eth4ologists. who by the study Of Az
tee life have come to the conclusion
that Montezuma was not king, but
only war chieftain; that the famous
AZTEC empire was not on empire at all,
but only loose confederacy Of demo-
cratic Indiapi Tribes, II ssubscribeds 10
by Prof. +. T. Waterman Of the Uni-
Sersfty Of California, who has just is-
Sued paper ON ABandelier's Cohtrib6-
tion TO the Study"
= MSntezlH as palace waslnot a pal>
ice, but only war headquarters for the
tribe, ACCORDING to. Waterman. Monte
1una," he-Aays, .'was only an elected
war .chief. He had not power to de-
clare wal, being tta prerUgatlv. ef
the tribal council. The choice Of the
war chief, was, however, limited to one
group, which. consisted Of a whole fam
Ny iof lineage, but son did not follow
father unless elected. The so4s of the
war chiefs were brought up as private
citizens.
49, .The head war chief. such aa Monte
yuma. was Of no higher rank than the
c0adjutor, who held tie extraordinary
title of Snake Woman. The functions
of: the man who held this office are not
clearly known, but apparently an I'm,
portant part of his Office was the gath
eringf and housing Of tribute. Nj i i;
misunderstanding Of Aztef tifS hal,
arisen" says Waterman. from the.fact
that the Spanish conquerors did not
realize the fundamental differences be-
tween Indian and Spanish society.
Land. was not owned by individuals,
but by the clan. To. the Aztec society
was essentially democratic, while Span
ish society was essentially feudal."