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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-23
TEUTONS GIVING
GROUND SLOWLY
Continue to Fall Back Under
Allied Pressure.
RUSSIAN CRISIS IS ACUTE

sIavs May Withdraw From Entente or
Be Plunged Into Internal Chaos.
Scandinavian Countries Are Further
Aroused Over Loss of More Ships.
London. May 23-The German ar
mics in France are slowly giving
ground before the relentless pressure
exercised by Generals Haig and Pc
tain
Apparently the allied commanders
have abandoned the policy of sudden
thrusts at chosen points and are re-
lying on constant hammering over
q wide front in the belief that sooner
or later the iron German ring must
break
Three separate counter attacks by
the Germans on positions captured
by the French were repulsed, accord
ing to the French war office.
The number of prisoners taken by
the French Monday was 900
While there is little immediate pros
pect of sensational developments in
the battle area the political situation
remains fraught with many possibili
ties. The latest news from Russia in
oicates that the crisis in that coun-
try continues acute and the menace
that Russia may either withdraw
hn ho int
chaos still throws its shadow over the
future.
Would Repudate Treaties.
The Russian radicals are apparent
war program of England and France,
but they show almost as much reluc-
tance as Berlin to define their precise
aims.
A conference is projected at which
the coalition government will be ask
ed for a frank statement as to its po-
sition and there are uncomfortable ru-
mors that the Russian radicals intend
to attempt to force reputation of Rus
sias treaties with the other members
of the entente.
On the credit side of the account
is the rising tide of indignation
against Germany in Scandinavia and
Spain. The anti-German faction in
Sweden has been powerfully rein
forced by the action of the Germans
In sinking three Swedish grain ships,
In violation of their own agreement to
respect the safety of the vessels. Spain
is still awaiting a reply to her protest
over the sinking OF the Spanish steam
er Patrieio, also destroyed while sail
ing under German guarantee, and
the tone of the Spanish press is in
creasingly bitter
In South America the president of
Brazil has called on congress to
abandon the nations declaration of
neutrality in the war between Ger
many and the United States.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-23

Honey and Tar and 1t cured me. (Sign-
ed) ". DeKeuster. Amberg. Wis" No
substitute is as good as Foleys Honey
and Tar for coughs, colds. Group and
whooping cough. Sold everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-23
HAD A VERY BAD COUGH.

This letter should interest every read
err: Last winter / had a very bad
cough. 1 used medicines. but they did
me no good. I took one bottle OF Foley's
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1917-05-23
ARE FOOLISH TO SUBMIT

into the state voluntarily.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-03
@lpR.u ppx Der pa5iFiheu
&iiite.
QOs&ngeIts, i'm Sept. 1917.

2os Angeles, i'm Sept. 1917.
pier in California iinb StrauBs
umipnit 81 babsH. gs qub emit cine
.3eit, ba geiftlihe uub SdnsioerinneH
ii6 nit einanDer I'm biz antbsiIiaeis
ne bon StrarbsHfirmeu ftritten. sis
tletterten bis 81 It's iibsr Bari bin=
auf. Cine 0sielT6nft, bic nit elmer
gliLipn Dollar tnpitaliiirt mar,
Gnpnte fiinf Sabre lang 25 Tro5ent
Stpiosube oertbeiIeu. aber bic Wtps
ben dubern iib. Die 0a6frage Hub
iStraubeuieDern ipuroe INNER GERM
ger; oafiir purbsn bic aufforberuus
gen su Rah5nhlungen cuf bic Gns
ibeiIiheine Mn 70 Sdblreiher. Biele
aineeu bauteroit. Sir bic aiteu S.
rasliten mar Der StrauB Elm Symbol
hsr grauer. 4uh bic 8eiiBer BON
9lntheili6einen pon Stsraubeufurmer
tpnuen i'm beuie bafiir ariebeu. Uit
inngeH 9fii6teru fiitterH bic urmeu
Warmer beute Suuberte hieierStrauBe
nit @IfaIfo, nas Iie NIT $21 per
SonHe beSubIsr miifen. Oos fOlts
ausreiden, maHhan ftrebiameH 5ars
mer ben S9iaf su rauben. sSeber, Der
nur ben transport be5ahleH Mil.
tann jeBt eiusu StruuB uutiunit be-
tommen. Su 4ri5uua ;ogt man fie
in bic pfdolofs, Ipnnenburdgliibte
Bilbnis. osn @frifa pire uihts bos
BEL, bsnn bort aibt es OdTen; in aris
sOna aber niht. CALIFORNIA 1T 81 sis
pilifirt, oIg bab man Die 8Dosl Iuus
len laiTen t6unte. 9arun t0ptet man
lie hi Rldlt uns Rebsl unb pererdbt
lie in 20hern. Damn fallen lie ihreu
Ssfisern nift ldneer sur 2oit.
Inter ssGbruna bes faiotiideu
Sbeils her 9rohibitionsportsi bat
mon msbrere. je $4,000 tpffenbe@er.
Iu6e aernatt, bic Stuot Eos 4naeles
Irpdeu 5u Ieger. Gle iinb fdrrmtli9
Die 8er6lteruna IN gu
losmopolitanii6. Die Ginfpohner
lommeu nidt ale aus Soma. ssH bies
lem Ssrbft mn6t MN Der genldbigters
5betl iener 9ortei, Der ouf euberer
asute gefiihls nod cine eetpiHe @iif-
idt nimmt. unS aui bic @eDOhnbeis
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ipaY febr lanafor nrb rubia, bts
gobfroee urb Der lj1nfoB fhpo9. xss
fts Siiere unb foncp Gd1ldfd ofiffrs
iDnrtn 5ismli4 bessbrt, abtr einidGs,
miiiIert unb selDobnliAe grdife G6r,
ten ruaren iebr Inn9iom bsi gang niis
steidmdBieen 9rsiisn. Gamers pa.
ren fart. Guie Bis auseep1blte N;lf,
tiibe unb Sprineers bertaufttn l4nsIl
gu nlten yreiIsn. 2lusgepa5lte Sios
ders unb 5eebers pdren ni6i pisl
borbanbeH uHb battsn baber tietise biz
itarie prtift. gelpOhnlife Sorten berz
tauftsn ii9 idper. Der allsemeins
Wartt i6iOB lanSiam uifb es tlieb
pisi @ieb iibris.
Mittlere unb I9iptre Stiere $500
-1400; Jlsiifer Stiere $685.
90; aussrldene Bis ertra $9.75-11.z
80; 5eifers S6.00-8.25; auserlsIene
Biz ertr1 $8.50-9.25; &iibe $3.50
7.25; auserleisne bis extra $3.50
s.75; Gamers $5.00-5.40; Milft
fik $45.O0-120y00; Gtoders ..nD
Beebers $5.75-9.50.
8ullen. = gs mar beuts feine
4spberung i'm Wartt. Die 3utubr
mar ssriHs. Die Prsife ftstis tDis sss
fern.
5etts guasn $8.OO-9.00; Bologna
S7!00-z7b; srtra S7s5-8OO; mas
gere uHb leibte $5.50-6.75.
&dlbsr. = Die 3ufubr ipur
f6paa. bic 9G6fraee gut, bic 4retie
mtiit iistis.
Bette lsi6ts &alber $14.75-15.O0;
fair Bis CUTE $12.00-14.5O; Orbtndrs
uHb grob. S5.0o-10.o0.
g 6peine. Der Wlartt ipar
beuie fs6r lansiam unb lttpa6. be
OeffnuHsspreiie taum itetig bis I5e
nisorigsr. Dos yrsissRnhldIlsn be-
traf bic poisIIortsn unb Itpers
S6neiue, lei6ts rpareH IoRsIdm, absr
5u itetigeB prsiI.p Gertel uHb raubs
ShpsiHs iparen itstig. Ter S5IuB
mar Iangidm NIB etiDa itetis 3u ben
SsfInungspreiien
auserleieus ihiDere 225 gfuno
unS mebr $1s.90-19.00; iair BIS
CUTE 9erinnbts unb Tieii6erIorttn
$1S50-19.Go; lsi6ts 8erfmrotiorteH
120 tis 155 Sfunb $17.25-1S.25;
Orbirare BIB CUTE Gertf 10 pfanb
unb tDsHiser $1400-1700; orbindrs
biz aussrlsisHs i4pere fstte Saus
s140O-1s.25; Staas S13.00-
100.
g d afe unb 2dmmer. Die
ssringe 3uiubr Dsrtaufts i9neaitens
5u iistigeu biz iiarten preiien.
Stofe, auserIsiene Bis srtra 1915
1000; fair biz quite $8.0o-9.5o;
guIs unb orbindre $4.50-7-5o;
S0te $500 nnb tpsnieer. Hdinmer,
aussrlsiene bis .rtra $16.5o-16.75;
fair Bis euts $15.25-16.25; Iseenbs
$500 300; Orbinau $3.50
1900.
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6lMb'yiaagridten.
80 ittpp d. 3. Ottober.

- III - ~~~%~~'
Der ObiofIub pirb ii6 bsuts ni9i
bel Derdnoern. Gefiern a6eno betrug
Der WaheritanO bel bieiigsr StaOt
10.9 SUB.
Die foIgeubm Sepei4en trdsn sss
tern bier elm:
pittsburg, pa.-s.0 Tub, fdllt.
@6e,line, D. ga.-5.5 BHB. teigt.
gartsrsburg 90. 8a.-10.0 GuB, itat.
Fanupba s5nls B. ga.-1.0, itnt.
G6arIeitoH. 80. 9n.-70 Gnb, fiat.
Portsmoutb S.-3.7 5ub, fdat.
9OuisDilie, ap.-8.8 SUB, faGt.
e0ansoias, n5b.-3.5 SUB. itstgt.
yfaibDiae, Senn.-10.0 Gub, Iaqt.
Chattanooga, 5sun.-9.5 5ub, fdat.
memphis, 9snn.-4.7 Bub, fGQt.
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gbicago, Q. OttObsr.

Delf6irrn. - 0iir 9.s. $1.l7s-
1.19A; am SdIuB $1.19s. Sir Tlai
$l.14t-116s; am S6lub $1.16s.
Safer. - Siir SeS. 57s-59c; ON
GdluB 5sgc. 5iir Wat 60s-6lA;
ON sSalub 61st.
Roegen. - no. 2, $1.S9.
Gsrfte. - S1.2o--1.43.
Sinotbb. - S6.O0-7.75.
Rlee - Sl7.0o-22.O0.
gpri. - Sir DIT $45.10-45.15;
ON S9luB S45.15. Sir San. $46.7o
-47.15; om S9luB $47.15.
G9molj. - SIR Oft. $24.45-
24.65; am S6luB $24.6O. Sir San
$23.72-23.92; am S9Iub $23.92.
Rippenisiten. = Sir Dit. S26.30
am S9lub $26.60. Sir
San. $24s0- -25.00; ON S4IuB
$500.
Butter. - Rdrft urperdnbert.
gier. Nurtt nieoriser; 3ufgbr
6,940 Siften. 5irits 36i-36ac; ors
binnrp firits 35-35ae; nuf BEN
Morft 35-37tc.
adrtoTisln. Mlorft nieSriser;
3ufubr 40 Cars; Rinnslota. Miseous
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g6teaap. 2. Ottob,r.

S9neine - 3ufubr 1900;
Wartt i4ipu4; Bult $18.45-l9.l6i
lsi4ts $18-50-19.30; ssnif6ts S1S.s
1880; ihpere $18.15-19-J0;
robe $18l6-18.35; Gertel $14.oo-
1870.
Rinbpisb. - 3ufubr 11,G0O;
Martt ftstig. giatipe 9eef Stiere ST.
20-17.50; Defern Siiere $685.
1900; StOders unb JeeDers 1926
11.25; Riibe unb 9eifers $500
1850; adlbsr $9.75-16.00.
g 9af.-3ufuhr $4,000; Rarit
fart; Wetbers $9.O0-1275; Spes
$S.50-1l.s0; GdmuG, SLIPS
1S.4o.
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@eI&hftspapisr. surben 81 SL-5k s
blsionfirf. @efiI suf y. usoa DartH iietiy.
Cir 90 1sss tA7f4. gsuimereiaf Dils, 70
$see, SA70H. Si&t S4.76k. Rabets
anpsilunssn N.7e tic, 6tanes Gi4i
SIC, &asa h78; Jlari ietns Guosi'
runsen; Rrpnen, isine Cusiirunsen, etre
6i&t 7.7D, Rstd I'll. RnbeI Siht
i6e; &nbd istz, SubU Sssssn s5h.
MfriisHtihe Eoasrs 7ss
tit-Tn Rsrii par az6
tsnte pisssr sHssrssslt unb la GassmeiHen
fGpnd. Die S6lubuciirunsen itazbea
iait sur4sss snier beEeu pon ssiiera,
Rif,ukahu Nffitu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-03

arb mos iie Dem 8eusr binitrloFer
IL Thfere III 6urgsr. &her ni6t ee'
mug somit, tr nub oubefbsnr moo
isnsu bemonhden UloHfbdbern, ipsls
DE fol9. SamseImaFsn birisiren,
Stsnern sablen, Sisusrn in @tlb unb
aDaaren, tpie er anoerieits bem osmas
niihsn Staate Steuern aablen muB. "
Wan f0nute biet bic 5rags aufs
iDerfen, parum Die 8auern, bic ia Sus
meiit trdftise, iDtbrfdbigs 2suts iinb,
I'D Hiht gum SeIbiti6ub Orsaniii-
ren. Der Grunb fir ibr paHipes
9er6alten liegt Dobl burin, bab iis gss
gsHiiber Den granddaughter, bic uns
iiet burb bic Stsppen Itreifen, ni4t
6abIrei4 senug iine. DEM 4derbau
tann ia IN bisfen @ebi.teu nur in
Sdien getrieben tperben, bic ftA lGngs
Rem Slubldufen tin5ie6en Ober ger
ftreut an luellen pber in @ebirgss
tbdlern lisgen. 9a lit es benn Ihper,
gern8enp Geute suicmmeE5u3leben,
I'm bic Qomabeu su pertrsiben. Gin
fets 5uberldfieer S9uB Der BausrHs
bep0ltsrunJ, beren &sder an bic Meis
be9e6iete Der Iomabsn gren5en, mare
iiberbaupt Hur az erSisleu, tDeun iiberz
M @ifenbabren Dorbnnben mGrsn, bic
es ben geb0rDen ermDgliAteu, auf tez
Iearapbh6eH 2lufruf militdriiben
Sfas In bas bebrobis @ebiet 5u
ihidsr. gegeutpGrtiq bruuaen 9rup>
pen, bic Dou 8oscab nab SeruIdlem
qehraht tDerpen iouen, hrei Bis bier
WofeH 3sit bisrsu. Wlit elmer gtienz
6abH, bic bisTe beiOeH Stdbte Derbins
BET, mare cine 9alttd9ige Gu6rt bier
81 ausrsIfenh, nm aus WfsfOpota
..ien nab galdftiHa gu toHmsu. Wau
'iebt biernas, pel6 uHgebeure 9eoeus
lung bic Gisnhabnsn fir bic osritels
lung oss Ganbfrisoens in ben CaIsn.
gsbieten erlano2u tonnten.
Wtit Nliiitdrs unb Poli3eigetpal.
allsin purDe iih freilib Elm elpieer
ErieOsn SpifdeH ROmabsHs uHp
8auerripirtbI4ait ou6 Hiht berItelleu
/ lnhen. 0ier5u mare peiter nOtbpen.
Dig, bob aud Die 8auern ba5u angs.
baltsr nerosn, ouf Die Qebensinters
eiIen Der Romaben geniigeno RGdii6t
/ 5u nebmen. 9ieis brdu9en freieu
.3ugang fir ibr 9ie6 gu ben Queleu
unb sFluEen Der Oaien; iie brdu6en
/ fir lire Serpen aIpeilsn aud Gutter,
bas auf Dem 4der gepahien 1T. @ors
Jorge miiBts ge.rpffen tperbeH, bag lie
in ben Saien betbes nuf re9tmdbige
8etfe finosn tpnrttn. Die SeriteIz
lung eiuss qerebten 5rtebeus 5ptI9en
Pomubsn unb gduern mibte Die
EStsuertrnft bes Rei6es gang uuBers
rlOertlid itsigern. 2argc 5IuBtbdler
nit Fruhtnrem 8oben, bic in bfiibena
be SaIen berpanfslt perben tounsH,
iisesu bsute ipis menIhenleere Gin
oben ba, neil etre oauernbe @irtbs
itaft Der Romaber fpssen ni6t bette
ben fam, pGbrsno untsr nnbsrsu
llmitdrbeu, unb 5ipar pbne jebe Be
eintra9ttgung Der RcmnoentDtrtbs
Iitaft in Der Steppe, Suuberte bon
9Drfern bort Elm befriebisenbss Daz
Iein fiibren fOnutsn. @iIsnbobnen,
&nubftrabsn, griideu urb 5dbrboote
pGr.n in 9er6inbung nit elmer md
bsrusn 8srfpaltun9 bic 3aubernitteI,
tis bas afiatifd)e Reih Der 9iirtet
ous Innssr ptrtH6aftiider Sobess
ftarr. gu bliibeubem 2ebsu srDeden
t0nnten.
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Mas~drtiss marfte.
Rem gort, 2. pttO5sr.

DluismsA. : Rartt feft; Riln
brieb $9.90-10.10.
Rosesn. = Vinrtt piaissr; go. z
Deitsrn $1.97 {. /. I. Rem Dort.
@erite. - TIartt pillis; 5eeoins
$1.16; Malting $1.48 uno edlHor'
mia $1.44-l46 {. /. (. 9stp Dori.
WeIfttorn. Wldrtt i3ipd9er; (;
go. 2 eeIbes $40 unb go. 2 ses
miI9tes $2.o5 {. |. (. ReD gort.
Snfer. - Martt itetis; StaaSarb
66-66ae.
S6mals. - Rartt fsit; RiOSIs
Deiiern $25.15-25.25.
3u6er. = Robsr, Martt it.tis;
Centrifugal $3.50; WlplafIes $500;
raffinirtsr, itstis; fem sranuIirtsr
$8.35-8.50.
Der Rortt fiir bic aRoeren 4rtitel
mar unpsrdnbsrt.
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0iebniarft

Cincinnati. 2. Oft. 1917.
3afubr uHb gsrfoEbi Ddbrsno Der
lssten "a StuHoen, perglidM mt
bem pprpsrsaHseneH 9ags. ifHh pts
folst:
3ufuhr
RinbD. Sdipeius Shate
L. Gti. -. $40 5635 90l
9. Cit -. AT 1498 1874
8srfanbt
Rinbp. S@tpeins -.qafeI
/. Gh. h..... $50 1855 pa
9. Stt. 80. ITO 1855 POS
Rinbpie9.-9sr bsutiss RnritI
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AienstaaA ea. iail.


0ie 0s,aEfte pessn buis In ben t,sFseu
wsniss rnb BET ben RsiIsrn jismli9 lsb-
baif uab bic Sinsrater isii. 6ar 4ahsptn
vrrben non Sen oaaisH bH-ef bsrtd'
MT, bis ssatGer abss pIaeinsa Ios4e ~ .
5Kx.
sssasa euf Rsn Dss&
pusben su Bari ,piiden Donisu perfanit.
~ aoxatesrats bsirseI We yranw seF
tio00.
@s9fd sEi Gsssya
et6s>ses6pl euf 2snbos psrsen sz
All pro Yfs. etsrling auoiir. @sa'
lss asi Berlin purpen niti auotirt; iar
HeAiei sui 9sEiS i7.soe pro Gsanf, sut
amiierbam i2.2st pro 0uibtn. xee9fd
sut g3ieu nurbsu uidt auotirt. Sssss
i4s, esubd 1925. GtodbpIm prs Rrons
S4<. 5ranss l6@ueis) 22Ks
ssnsss.rtqssfissu.
parsR rpbis sns itiis. Die Dsuiss gao
ffxsu srss fGfaf.
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I'm urb 2otota edde S1.95-1gss
GItfligef. - 2ebenbts, marff Ae5
ber; Sdbne 20-235t; sprinsers
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auraa

TEN 2Sb geeicr Isa q Ia jett
GAM gut eehea:."
-rb e ibm aut octf! ey niunit
eirs:m don mas iibrIls
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Qen DDrt, 2. Sttobsr.
3irn. - Warft fIau; $61 90.
glsi, - Marft fIau; 1912.
Spsltsr. = Wartt flau; $S.12-
RI.
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Die rlmldte TN bieHe,n GIssrinsbsus
bslisfsn iiH brute saf es,7i4,3ss.
esissstafsa
Der Rsrit IN 2efsIlefsritdisH sss huts
lebset.sy unb pie yteiis 5ietis. VAGUE
tsnps Ssrlsufe fab sH ber9isn:
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Derr Tim bic grsumeute ousg,.
ben, iebf manfrr bic Tlasts Der
IlebnIesenbeit ouf.
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3uder. - prsiie iietig. - Rafs
finirtsr Gut eOaf 5000; poiubsrso
$40; Cubes 1895; grarilIirter
1886; Gonfectionsrs u $s.s5; on
IL $8.55-s.65; lpsibsr erira S8.35
-s45; sgira &c ss-25 psr hunSsrt,
YfuHb.
Mpfaffes. - Warst fstts. =
Rem Orleans Open Rsttsl 58--65;
Centrifugal s22.25-25.34 per Sal
lone.
Reis. - Grtra fanfp 5eab 81
SIC; fantD S-Sie; ieronb Ssab 7--|
7ie; sebrO4ensr 81 4-5se; Sapan II
-S4e.
Daifpsprebufte
HuttsE - Rartt ,ixmli4 I.bs
bdft. a}reiIs fsR. - @bcItmilf sytra
Acc; Gtntrnlt5sb srtrn 43ie; gentrds
Ii,sb firits 41fc; ieconba 89e; banrpI |
Dairs asc; padius Gtod a1-S6k |
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-" - " - - NJ. -
9dglifjer AHarft.Derid,t.
GineiHnati 2. Otiobn.
Die na9foIssuben Quotirunssn be-
jitben ii9 nur auf gngross9ransdis
tionfH. Bel iIeinsreu GeI61fttn pers
ben stDas t6bsrs preiis bsrs4nst.
prentfiouen.
G4maIa prima Stsam
24.S5-24.50; Gamilp 26a-Nc.
Il ode ugefalssuts UIet. d.
Short fear Ssitsn 2S-2Ssc; ,Itra
ibort clear Ssiim 27A-2Sc; ilfrss
Rippsn 27t-2Se; gtlIies 30i-3ote
per pfunb.
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ShOrt clear Ssitm 309-31e; atra
ibort clear Gsiisn 30-3ote;; !urBs
Rippsn 3O-30ac; 9eaiss S34-S3Ac.
sugar gursb Gfeif6. =
Sdinien 2SA-29Ae; gitnie sAuIs
tern 23-231c; greatfaii Bacon 81
40c; Staltern in padstsn 24s-
25e; geip Yort eut 25t-26c; ss'
trodnfts Beef SauItsrn 34-34ac per
pfunb.
eabsep5t.Ites 5Ihta-
G9intm 25t-26e; picuic Sduls
tern 205c; Bellies 34-36e; Shuliern
in padet.n 20-20te; gtp gort cut
bo. 21-21Ac.
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lofe. 26a-27te; Pieuie S9u!tsrH
20-21e; S9uliern 23--23te; iur5e
Ripp,nf,iten 26-27c; i6ort clear
Ripp.ni,itsn 26-27c; .rtra iAort
clear RippeuTsiim 26-26lt; ltiHte
Bellies 351-36tc; fHpere DO. 34-
-35c.
mttl uno getrtibe
NEIL. - Winter patsnt SLIGO;
@ini.r fancD S10.50; Winier farltIp
$1,000; @inter rtra $500; D;nttr
orbindr $8.O0-8.5o; 5artes gIsisen
pdt.ni $11.50-12.Oo; Sartss Aseis
sen fanep $10.75-l1.25; 50rtss Dris
3sn iamilp $10.0o-10.5o; Rortbpes
fern semiiHtss $10.75-11.O0; Ross
gen. Gitp. rsin.s. $110-1L25;
Ross.n gitp, ssmii4tes, $11Oo-
11.25.
Beisen. - Der Tlarti mar fIdu
uno uHgereeelt. glo. l rot6er S2.26
netio; No. 2 rOtber 1928; RO. 3,
1920 netto per 9u.
Wtli i9torH. - Ro. / iptlbes
$2.12-2.13; Ro. 2 bo. $2.12-2.13;
go. 8 bo. $2.12-2.13; go. A bo.
$2.10-2.12; 0O. 8 DO. $2.08-2.l0;
go. 6 bo. $2.08-2.10. = Rp. l GEE
bes $2.O0-2.02; gso. 2 DO. 500
2.02; Ro. 3 DO. S2.O0-2O2; Ro. 4
DO. $1.97-199; 80. 5 DO. S195-
1877; 9io. s DO. S1.95-197. = 30.
/ aelbss $2.o0-202; go. 2 bo. $500
-2.02; go. 8 bO. $2.o0-2.02; go.
a bo. $1.97-199; Ro. 8 bo. $l15-
1877; Ro. 9 DO. $1.95-1.97. - Weis
bss AoIbtniorn $2.10-2.12; ssioes
Hofbentorn $l.98-2O0; ssmiidtes
aolbentorn $l0-1.99.
5afer. - go. 2 ipeiber 62-
621e; Stanbarb iDeibsr 6l--62e;;
Ro. 3 tpeiBtr 60a-61e; Ro. 4 ipsiber
59h-60e; go. 2 seHriidier Co.
60tc; SO. 8 ssmiidier einbeimiider
go. A gsmiiteer 56-58e.
Roggen = Ro. 2 ueueT $1.S8;
go. 8 $1.S5-I8; Ro. 4 $1.S0-I
1.S5; probe. $175-1.8o.
WtiSfeh
Wsgiauft purbsn 210 9bls. De
Filters Giniibeb Goobs auf Der Yags
GroeerteG.
Raffes. - Sapa 27-32c; Uto'
&a 27a-30c; Guatemala faneg 18Af;
DO. sutsr 17ae. -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-03

Cincinnati, 2. Ottobsr.
Die ua9foIssnbsn Auotirunssn be-
litbeu ii4 nur auf gnsross5 s5ransdi.
tionfH. Bel iIeinsrsu GeI4dfttn ipers
ben sttpas b6bers preifs bsre4nst.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-14

which, he said, showed the hours Negus had worked yesterday. Accord ing to these figures, the motorman had gone to work at 7:1O a. m. been re-
 1eVed at 11:55 a. m. and did not go back to work until $40 D. m. MT. Perkins had not the figures for the conductor, but he said that as the two men usually worked together his hours of work he thought were about the same as those of Negus The latter was spare man and rarely worked 12 hours a day.
 Evidence which controverted the statements of the crew that they had fallen asleep, said MT. Perkins, was that the car had stopped at the station a short distance from where the acci- dent occurred then a trackman had heard two bells, the starting signal given on the car, and that Negus jumped and escaped injury when the crash came. The distance from the station to the point of the accident MT. Perkins said, was so short the crew could not have had time to fall asleep after leaving the station.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-14
UNMUzzLED DOGS
 CAUSE OF IT ALL
Owners Appear in Police Court
 and Are Fined

Most of the business in the police court this morning concerned dogs. Deputy Commissioner for Domestic Animals George A. Crowley brought the actions under the law concerning the licensing and registering of dogs Samuel Rather was charged before Judge John H. Kirkham with failing to register his dog and neglecting to have it. muzzled on August II as the law required. He was fined $7 and costs for not having the dog muzzled, but as there was some doubt concer1i- ing the age of the dog the charge of failing to have it registered was nolled. +
 Judge Kirkham had to leave court before the session was over, and Judge William F. Mangan was called in to sit for the remaining cases concern ing dogs. Leon Liegey was charged with keeping a dog which was more than six months old on August 8 and
New Britain herald., 1917-08-14
Do YOU WANT TO DRY FRUIT?
Food Commission at City Hall Will
 Help You.

Food Commission at City Hall Will
 Help You.
 The city food commission has opened an office in city hall, in the lobby on the second floor. A tele- phone has been installed with :. the number 2212. It Is planned that this office shall provide information to housewives concerning the drying of foodstuffs, especially plums, peaches, apples, corn, beans, etc. Arrange ments have been made whereby these : foodstuffs may be dried at very reasonable cost. Those in charge of this office will be glad to furnish in- formation.
 The commimssion is oesirous of finding out whether there is a demand among the people of New Britain for drying fruits and vegetables in quanti- ties.
 Persons interested in having fruits For vegetables dried, either now or la ter in the summer should call or com municate with the office in order that arrangements for the continued use of an evaporator may be made. h. formation will be obtained from grow CTS of fruits and vegetables as to price and quantities and also deliveries pt same at the drier or at city hall.
New Britain herald., 1917-08-14

with failing to have it registered or muzzled. He pleaded guilty and asked for the leniency of the court. He was fined $2 and costs on the first count and $7 on the second. Guiseppi Cur joni was also charged with keeping an unlicensed and unmuZzled dog. He said that it was his sons dog and that he did not want it and had tried to get rid of it several times, but he said that the kids liked to play with it," so he had let it stay around his house. As it could not be proved that he owned the dog he was discharged.
 Hugh J. Smith was charged with street unmuzzled. It got into fight with a canine owned by Mrs. F. G. Conger last Friday and she com plained to the police. Assistant Dog Warden John Coffey, Jr., went up to get the dog and testified in court this morning that it bit him and he shot it. Smith alleged that the dog had been muzzled most of the time, but had it off temporarily when the dog warden arrived. A fine of $7 and costs was imposed.
 Theft of $1O7 Alleged.
 Judge Kirkham disposed of a num- Der of other cases before the recess. The case of 'Dellafsse Clark, 16 years old, charged with the theft of $107 in cash and checks from Michael and Steven Plotz was continued until morning. The case of Rose Naples, Amelia and Rosino Perretta, charged with assaulting Cora Naples
New Britain herald., 1917-08-14
Events Tonight

High class photo plays at Fox's. Superior photo plays at the Lyceum. Vaudeville and pictures at keeney's. Morgan lodge. Knights, of Pythias, meets in Vega hall.
 Eintracht lodge. o. D. H. S., meets at 1S7 Arch street.
 Court Columbia, D. of C., meets in Electric hall.
 New Britain Camera club nets in Murrays studio.
 Valiant Hive. Ladies of the Macca- bees, meets at PIT Main St.
 Canton Foster. I, o. c. F. meets in Jr. o. U. A. M. hall.
 Modern Wcodrnen of America meets In St. Jean de Baptiste hall