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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29
Nrst Can.
yeIs, s,Onbs uns aftisn in Tsu ysrt.

G3efbafis,otteve uureen ~ 4-4MS
eiSipntiri. 0ediel s1f 2cnbon parea iis.
tis. Jnr % 1sgt $41l. Commercial
Sins. DO faes. |.7oA. eits $4.7SX; re.
bel aupsiiunetn e47sH. 5runes Stdt
5.BlK ,Aatel S.bssz. paari Sidt 695e. aas
ba 70. erpneu Sidt lL50. 9abd ll.te.
Sire St&t 7.77. 4abh 7.76, Ruba c,AF
2S.lt, QstsI . 80, etlbsr. DarreH " ttc,
MerissnifAe Ecasrs SO.
Nfttenmarft-9h Rsnitions. III.
.ien wurben teute tsrf sshanoslt, iont
abr mar ber Msrft Fsu vno oM yre Nc
i'm ansemsisea feR.
gtisstabn>xftia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29

Su q er. Wdrff telf. - TdTrIs
nirter Gut 2paf $3.50; popoereo
$40; Cubes $3.50; grdnuIirter
$3.50; gonfntiousr .4' $500;
OFF .aa $7.90-s.0O; peiber srtra
$7.70-7S0; srtra .g" $3.50 per
bunbtrt pfunb.
WoIaffes. - Warit Fstis. =
Reip ORLEANS Open RstieI AZ Csc;
Centrifugal % 35e Der GoIIone.
Reis. Grtra fanep 5eab g.
&c; fanep 5s-6e; ieeonb 5eab Al
Sc; s,brOdensr 3a-4e; Sapan Al
&c; Blue RoIe 43-5c ,. pfunS.
Datrpsprpbufte
Butt Ct. - Wortt rubig. preife
Reits. Dbolsmilt sgtra 44e;
GentraIissb srtra 41ae; gentrali3eo
firits 3Se; fstonbs $50; Ganep Ooirp
33e; Fading Gtod 21A-27c.
adfe. - Warit itetig; Sbio 25e;
yscrbipefIiGer 25-27e; Reip gort
&c; Sdipeiaer S5-6Oc; DO. Bird
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29
Gbteaso, %. MGrs.

-. ~sS~o'
gDeissn. - Sir Wai Sl92A1.'
954, am S6lub $l.94t; fir SaIi
$1.64l-1.67s, am SaIub $l.661.
Weli6torn. Sir Wtai $1.16a-
LIZ, an S6lub $1.17s; fir gull
$1.15-1.16t, am S9lub $l.15a.
Safer. Sir Mai 60a -63ae,
am S6lub 61sc; fir SuIi 57s-
5sac, am S9lub 5ssc.
Hosseu. - Ro. 2 nominal.
Gsrlte. - $1.10-1.35.
1imptbp. = $3.75-575.
alse. - Sl2.0O-1S.00.
pori. - 5iir waai $34.5o-34..
90, am S6lub $34.50; fiir SuIi
$33.55-33.77, am S9lub $33.67.
Sdmal3. Sir Miai S19.S7-
1896, am S1lub $19.87; fir Suli
$19.S7-2O.oo, ON Sdlub $19.95.
gtippsuieitelt. = Sir Wtai 1882
1920, am Sdlub $1s.15; fir
SuIi S1s.30-1S.35. amSdIub $1s.s
80.
Butter. - Wartt bober; greamsrp
35-40ae
Gisr. = Wartt b5bsr; firits 3oe;
prbindre ftrfts 29Ac.
Aartoffeln. - Rartt urperdn'
bert.
@efliissl. =. aebenbes, Wlartt ni'
ptrannsrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29

8ep gort. 28 @dra.

Tew Yort, % Wfdr3.
Rupfer. - Wartt rubiS.
@leetrolptie. - Marft nominal
5peites Quartal $33. $500. nd
minal; brittss Quartal $31OO-32.
30.
Gtfns. - Martt feit unb uHberdn
bert.
3inn. - Ylartt rubis; $55.25-
55.75.
8lei. - Wtartt felt; 9s-95c.
Spelter = Wtartt rubig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29

SS2Nt i$I'S @oSS bASh'eNS i'-ftS - ~
iecoHos 26sc per Dubenb. enteneier
35c; @dnIeeier 90c bas Dubenb.
GefliigeI. - Wartt rubia unb
ifettg. groilers BON Ii pfunb unb
baruntsr 35e; Srbers ID g,funb 25c;
5dbne 16c; iunse 5iibner 18e; 9iibs
ner &c; 9rutbiibner DOH 8 Biz 10
pfunb 26e; bo. nit frummsr 8ruit
12e; Gulls Sc; ipeibe gntsn 49,
20c; Gdnfe 10-14e; alte Saaben
$1.50 per Dubenb.
Obftunb @emiife.
qepfel. - Rome 8eautp $500
$50; Ben Oaris $4.75-5.25;
Geno $5.25-5.50; Rings $3.50
600; @rseninss $s.o0--6.5o; Sns
fsripr ale Sort.n $2.50-3.5O per
Ybi.
3itronen. California $2.75
$50 per aiite; aimes s5c--$1. 90
per sife.
Gransen. California ylapels
S2.75-S.75; 5loriba $3.00-3.25;
5dngerine $2.25-2.5O per Rim.
Grape Gruit. - Glorion $2.s
25-40O.
Gnauas. $3.50 per Crate.
Grbbeerem - 20-30c per
Quart.
aartofieln. 9oiiispiIlc
$3.50 8.75; Mifisan II. @isconiin
$500 per 8bl. unb S2.45-2.50 per
gu. pom 9eleiis; Bermuda go. l
$1100; Ro. 2 $1,000 per gbl.
Saattartoffeln. - 9enuiue
ReS Riper frii5e Obio 8u. $3.15;
9ur6ants, $50 pfurb Sad, $50;
5riibe, 6 WodeH. gu. 1915; RuruI
Rem gorf $2S5; Rings, gu. $500.
Sibtartoffeln. - TeIanare
S1.75-2.00; Ranep Sulls $1.85-
200 per 5amper.
9ur.en. - 1reibbGa; $3.50
175 per 9uBslb.
&raut. Jlortba $3.25-3.s
80 per srOb, a.Smpsr unb $3.50
600 per Crate.
W,iBe 3iiben. - $4.0O-4.50
per 9bl. unb 50-65c per gu.
Stedribsn. $5.00-5.5o
per g6l.
SmiebeIn. - @eibe $3.50
500 per grot,, sel6e S10.50-1L00,
rotbe $500 per bunbert pfunb.
Seb5tpisbeln, gsl6e $4.75-5.25. .lpeibe
$3.50 500 per Blu.
Crime gohnen Jloribd
$500 $50 per camper.
Rarotten. GirtbeImiide $4.s
$500 per g6l.
2anbprobutte.
Seu. = 30. 1 5imothn $3.50
-18O0;g9o. 2 5imotbp $16.5o-17.s
so; go. 8 5imOtbp $16.00-16.5o;
go. ! ssmif9ter alse $17.0o-175o;
go. 2 ssmilbtsr alee $16.. ..50-17 90;
Pp. l stIee $19.00-20.00; go. 2
Rlee s1S.OO-19.00; Siefises alfalfa
$1S.0o-20.00; RosssuitrOb $500
1850; oafsritrob S12.00-12.50;
Wei3enftrob S12.00-125o per 9oH.
@si5.nitrob $120o-12.5O per
3onne.
Ri6lenfutter. = Wartt rus
big. &leis $4o.O0-41.0o;
Ribblinss. brauns $41.Oo-43.0o;
rpeiBe S43.0O-44.00; ssmiidtss Guts
ter $4l.50-42.o0.
SGmerei.H. Rar,t jfttis.
aIssIamen S1O.O0-11.4O per
gu. bonn Stor.; 9impthp 1925 g.
go; gu5pei;sn S1.2O; GIa4siaamen
S2.25 per gu.
@erfdiebenes.
OeIe Martt isft: asin5l, roh,s
$1.O4 per @aa. in partien IA gbl.
1O-25 9aaousu $1.l2; 1-9 @aII.
$1.19; ssto6tss 1c msbr;R / aarbs
0l 500; Cotton Ssso Oil rafiinirtss
$1.08 per Saaons; Serpsntin 52c IN
gariien pon 1-5 5ab unb 66c in
partisn Don 10 Bis 25 Gdllonen; pss
trrlsum, Obio Carbon State 5eitI
9ac; SpesiaLsScrte 11-12c; Reo
eroun SaiOlin 22ac; Rupbta &c per
@allone.
Sals. = Der Warlt in ruHs. -
Sbio Riper $1.40 per 9bl. BON 100
pfuno, JrbrI0hn bin5usefiist.
Sals. = Rartt itstis. prima
Giib 12a-12ac; bo. gcuntrp liz
11ac per pfunb.
apbIeu. Warft rubis. ptttss
bura $6.oo-7.5O; aanalpba $500
$50; gtub unb Slad $685.
90 per Sonn. abslisfert. Rau4loie
Stiidtoblen $500; gIntbracite
$1O.50 per 1ouns abseIiefsrt. Cote
toiist S7.O0-8.0O per aoHne abses
ftefSrk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29

afnifon an. r. ~ IWlff. Rnc. d. 81. ..ios
Gsxlfon q le .io4 lpg.G rsf.Gst4h. 81
afienffc q q a. a. 0 If.0G. tsb. 81. 30. .l09h
Bait. & o. g.. :. WNln p. gifn ~ -. Io7h
D. 3 o. 60. ~ pNIA, y. efnts lh.... ~;
DsstIebem 81. rei.. 100 y. ~. doi or seM
eroon 1raHiit 81. NyQsn. .&t3. %. IN. sIH
CERT. cf 8. a. 81 .100kI2o. Coo. %. 81. i0l
Genf. peofhsr 81. i0l NJ b Vuc. ref. sr.... 60.
Geff. pdcfjic 4. ssNGcrfb. Sac. 4r.... 1914
dbeiap. 4 D. Az ssX,rtsg. q. ref. lr. -. sz,
9tefap. q B. q. e.. g 1ysnn. Gcnf. ~ .io6h
Z. p.& 6. faint {, Hhlrenn. aen. ~ .lols
e., D. 6 G, am lr. "a freabiug aer. A.. ~ y
Sgbi<ace or. %. q 70X,ifsp. eteel 81. -. tyyW
az on Set p.ebSr. iosH q. e.&g.g. rel. ~. y
g.w.&sf T.aeu.lHl02 eir gorfbip ecr.f eoM
E.A.gk9. ref.ls. 7sz esu6: u. e. aot.br- ~ ~,
Gbif. 4 4srfbfv. IT, 81 Iso. Rnr.ref tr.... wa
Col 4 90. tef. AZ. s5ht 20. ruiifp. &c. ioi
Gfru. -. ~ re. Be. 7g!s ys mnilip. aen.lr.
SIT eecirtfisS s.. e6klrsr. a.. q. 6r.. JOAN
erie % .lres-irf6.. e2 lfyr. 4 aee. 100
eris asH. 4r. ...... 6sM rt'rbsfps abb. 81. soH
Ven. 9isctris 6r io6 lnnlon Vnr. lr. 80. yh
o.. 2srtt. 1: Az. ss3slricn Soc. rp. 4r.. ssIs
=. Gent. rel. lr. :. 50 In q Tttbbsr er. .Io2N
mt. q. Z. 6r. TNl,l z rfseI Or ,l0s
SHf Diet ~ . 6sMl aisa' g gbern. 5r. eqE
pnn, " q rr. br. $50 Tabrfb 1. Br...... -.
y Sbore bee. a.. elhB firicr ~ 80. sax
q. mn. le. slszIfleltlnat d I.ep.br, .iI5
d., q. 4 Z. I. 1r.. 7S1s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29
OerOide.

.Tss is a arais NIT bera iiberiiiII-
Ten xrnmbatnl CRIT IoiIens cinen net
eitiiy tlnO is man orinn. kiig,a einen
wieocr net rmis!s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29
MnStu6rtise Wtdrtte.
Rem gort, % @drs.

MebI. - Martt RrGnberIi6.
Dei0su. - Wartt itetis; SO. 2
barter $2.23b; SO. l Rortbern 0us
lutb $2.34h unb Ro. / Rprtbern
UtanitOba $3.50 I. 0. 3. Rem gort.
Dslidtorn. - Martt itetis; SO. 2
selbes $1.31 c. i. {. Reip yOrt.
9afer. - Wlartt itefig.
Ssu. - Martt itttis.
Sopisn. = Rartt rubis.
SGuts. - Rartt rIbig.
2tber. = Rartt pillig.
ppri. - Martt fart; ibOrt clear
$37.50-39.5O.
Yeef. - Utartt feit
S4mals. - Wartt feit; MibSIs
Weit S20.4o-2O5O.
Tals. = Martt feit.
qDclls. - Waartt felt.
gieis. = Wartt fsit.
MolaNes. - Wiartt fen.
3udsr. Rober. Nartt farf. -
Centrifugal $5.77; WloIaFss $4.9o;
raffiHirter Martt feit unb 25 puntte
b0ber; Gut Suaf $S.40; grui6eo $S.s
25; Woulb U uno GuRs $7.75;
xxx pOpbereb $40; potpSereo
$7.35; feiner sraHulirter $7.25;
9idmonb u $7.25; Gpufettioners VI
$715; SO. / $7.10.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29
9d9liAer Martt' Serid)t.
Cincinnati, %. Wadrs.

DIE nd1folgtnoen auotiruilgtU Des
5ieben fif) nur auf Gngros Srdnss
attipnen. Sci tleineren Gei4dften
ipsrben stipas bDbere preiie bere4ust.
propiiionen.
G dmaf3. prima ofeam
19.65-19.75; Jamilp 21t-21ae.
9roden seiaI3enss Jleii d.
- Short clear Seiten 19a-2oe;
Grira i6Ort dear Geitsn 19a-194e;
turSs Rippsnfsiten 19-19Ic; Bellies
21s-229e; per pfunb.
GerGu6ertes Jleif 9. -
Sbort clear Seitsn 21a-22c; ertra
ibort clear Seit.n 21a-22t; tur3s
Rippenieitsn 21-21st; Bellies 23a-
24sc per Pfanb.
Sugar gnreb GleiI6.
S9intsn 24a-25e; pituie S6uIs
tern 19--193c; geaifaii Bacon 90
&c; S4ulteen in padten 20-2oac;
gisip yort Gut 20l -21c; trodene
Beef Sdultsrn 33-34c per pfunb.
Sibsep0teltes 5Ieif4.
S9intsn 21-21ac; pienic Sduftern
17-17ae; geGlIies "a 24ae; S4uI=
tern 1S-18ae; S9ultern. Rsip Dcrt
Gut 1Sa per gfufrb.
Jrifdes GleiI6. = S8inien
20a-2ltc; qienic SduItern 16s
17ac; Sdult.rn 1s-1S1e; ,rrseRips
ptnisiten 1Sa- 1876; ibort clear
Rippenisitsn 1Sf-19ie; ertra ibcrt
clear Rippenisiten 18a-19ic; Bel
lies. ti9t. 25a-26c;; Bellies, idpes
re A-24ac.
Webl nnb Getretbe
Webl. - Dinter patsnt $3.50
1000; Winier fanep $9.00-9.50;
Dirtsr familp $S.5O-9.0o; Diuier
crtra $7.5O-8.Oo; @inier orbindrer
$7.00-7.5O; Saries Beisen paient
$9.50-1O.O0; 5ortss Weisen fanep
$S.75-9.25; 5artes Weiaen familp
$7.50-8.0O; Rossen, Roribfpsitsrn
semif4tes s7.75-S.00; Rosssn, gitp
reinss $8.00-8.25; Rossen, Gitp
semif9tes $8yOO-S.25.
wei5en - Ro. 2 rotber Winter
$2.14-2.16; To. 3 bo. $2.10-2.s
ID; 30. A $1.95-2.05.
Welf9form Ro. 2 tusibss
$1.25s; SO. 8 DO. SIPS; Ro. a bo.
$1.22-1.25; glo. 8 DO. $1.19-12l;
Ro. 6 bo. $1.17-1.19. - go. 2 aeIs
bes s1.24a-1.25; 1o. 8 DO. $L23-
LA; 30. A DO. S1.21-123; SO.
5 bo. S1.18-1.20; SO. 6 bo. $1.16--
LIS. - 20. 2 g.mifdtes 23A- -24e;
Ro. 3 DO. 1.22-1.23; Wo A DO. ST.
20-1.22; SO. 5 DO. S1.1S-1.20;
Ho. 6 DO. $1.16-1.18. - @eibes
HoIbentoru $1.23-1.24; sslbes &ols
bentOrn $1.2-1.25; ssmii4tes aOIs
bensorn $1.23-1.24.
6afer. - go. 2 ipeiber Tx;
Stanbarb ipsibsr 70-71e; Ro. 3
ipeibsr 69-69ae: Ro. a ipeiber e.
68e; Ro. 2 ssmiT6tsr 6Sa-69ac;
Ro. 3 semii9ter. einbeimiiaer e.
Csc; Ro. 4 ssmii6ter 65- -66c.
Roggen. Ro. 2 $1.65-1.s
20; Ro. 8 S1.6o-1.65; go. 4 81
50-1.O.
Wbisfep.
Dertauft ipurben <720 gbls. DE
filters Giniikb 9oobs aui Der Bats
STAT per GalIone.
GreeerteS.
&affee. - Sapa 27-32c; no
9a 27a-3Oc; Guatemala fansp 18Ae;
oo. gutter 174e.
Gie eantps
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29
Viebmarft.

Cincinnati. %. Mdrs.
3ufubr unS 9erianbt fir bic psr'
sonssnm "a Stunben, persli4en nit
ben pOrbersenhenSeu sipsi aasen ipa-
rem tpie iolst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29
Non, Oelbs,6rfte.
gtsstnnstt as. Rar,, 1871

vtnttnnatt ~. Datk lslL
~ 1a1iraee mad EarIsben mar bsute
cine oienfi& cute unb Uslb NJ wlllia, ba
Die 6aafsn tinldnaii4e Honbs IN pan b
bsbsa. far Harlsbsn .pn caus uurotn
pen ben 6asfen 4H--6X bersAnet, NAB
ssab oei11ftDpapisse o. 6x-c% bisfos'
firs DerssM Jm oiiesen DRarite Hurben
1sneten .sn eau IL 4-4xsI NAB aat
1stt - 4K--s& pIaeirL
4s4id Ell Rsp psd.
patea fejtn Hnb purben 5u 15e 1isiento
Dff 5000 jpifden Bsnfen perfsslt Dis
GcsRiersate betra9t sc gr1mie yer slew.
DsAfa sui eursps.
ei6t.G .GDs6kl auf 9onboa spurben ~
All pys 4ip. sterling quotirt. dlr @sd'
~ snf 8fsftn UurbeR l8e pro ytarf be-
ts9ass, f1s 0e9ld auf 3Gris 1THe pro
Gssne, snt &mheream 41Hc bro 0uieea
unb auf 0ien IKE prskreHs, etres 10 ~,
Rubef 81, Sts6bstm yrsI &rsne $500,
Jranes S6Seii) 2Jhe. Z
ss.ctlIssHssea.
vsren ruRis sns ketil Die Dasies sss'
itfen sie islgi:
G,afauf Ssriauf.
~ nsabs I92S Gsay. .iosK
~ eenbS, 1918 ...... 10 i0
~ 0snbS. 1850 -. % SsH
~ yanama ....... SSH
~ pansma 0euyon. w
aissrtne pssis.usfass.
7ie tlmiaBs i'm tisiisen GIsarinsbaus
bsIiefen I'D teuts sui y, ,ool,37I.
xssai.e esfuritSien.
fer 4essti IN 2csalIefaritdisn mar htate
nidt 10 lebtaft nnb bic Yreiie gebridf.
Die ioisenbsu Bsrfduie iiub ~ beu1teH;
an bsr garfe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29
urb grorts.

.Sbrs Grau bat geiisrn in unferem
@srein einen bod interehanten @ors
trag iiber rao6tunit i'm ariese" se-
baIten. BesboIb itrb Sic niht aucb
getpmmen9"
sd tonnte riht, id muBte tpegen
meines oerbprbenen Maseus 81 Suuis
bleiben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29
Sui hr:

Rinbbitb. - Der Marft mar
6eute ribis unb bic prtiis itetis. Ote
3ufubr mar nur mdbis. - Cute
MliI9tiibe iparen in gla4frase unb
JET anesrs IangIaHs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-29

Gift trinft meir gcftgIoS b'glnlli lerr. !
Damn iagt r, oob M eiit 2aIIi ipir'.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-03

"The Economy Cookbook. Every
Recipe Tested
This is the title of Tacoma
made cookbook just compiled and
published by Tacoma clubwomen
and for sale for the benefit OF the
Woman's Clubhouse equipment
fund.
Rules for goodies like mother
used to make; recipes with the
"knack" in them, hints that COM
bine daughters domestic economy
training with grandmother's gift,
have been collected by many prom
inent Tacoma women.
Cynthia Grey, of The Times
staff, has contributed several of
her famous recipes and the pledge
of the Woman's Army Against
Waste, organized in Tacoma for
Food Administrato Hoover by the
Presidents Council and The Times
is printed on the first page all
ready to sign.
The following women are re-
sponsible for the cookbook:
Mrs. Mcclellan Barto, Mrs. P. j.
Frans.oli, Mrs. John @. Mason,
Mrs. l.. S. Melinger, Mrs. Carl Nor
isse, Mrs. Bessie Toner Forester,
Mrs. Laura M. Moon. Mrs. M.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-09-03
TACOMA WOMEN WRITE a
new ECONOMY COOKBOOK

Jacobs, Mrs. w. B. Chandler, f..
Susan A. Baird, Mrs. e. B. Cunt
mings, Mrs. l.. Crassweiler, Mrs.
Virginia NJ. Bradley, DR.. j. 8.
Moon, Mrs. II. n. Chance. Mrs.
Imogene Bath. Mrs. Robert Nellist.
Mrs. II. |. Flagg, Mrs. l.. Herbert,
Miss NJ. L. Watson, Mrs. r. A. b.
Young, Miss Patricia Perry, Gym
thia Grey, Mrs James Slower, Mrs.
A. e. Goldsmith, Mrs. Leo Kach-
len, Rose T. Jackson, Lucy Pres
ton Cloes, Mrs. Vera Chapman
Mrs. J. V. Baptist. Mrs. e. l..
Carlson, Mrs. Emma Smith DeVoe,
Mrs. Leonard Herbert, Mrs. Annie
Wingard, Mrs. Francis p. McMul-
len, Mrs. Eugene Ricksecker, DR..
Nena Jolidon-Croake, Mrs. Mary
e. Griffith, Mrs. w. II. Udall, Mrs.
c. C. Mellinger, Mrs. NJ. Laube
LOOMS, Mrs. ] w. Brokaw, Mrs.
e. S. Davis, Mrs. Harry f. Flagg,
Mrs. Newton Muzzy, Mrs. lynne B.
Quever, Mrs. II. E. York, Mrs. e.
c. Wheeler, Mrs. George II. Stone,
Mrs. Joseph f. Griggs, DR.. Alice
M, Smith, Mrs. S. H. Robson, Miss
M. F. Watson, Mrs. J. A. Spencer,
Mrs. E. e. Mrs. Guy X. Llewellyn.
Mrs. B. l.. Crosby, Mrs. Ella Bliss,
Mrs. Clinton ID. Hellar, Mrs. Geo.
II. Driskell, Mrs. j. II. Holmes,
Mrs. Harlow H. Whiteside, Mrs.
d. d. A. Outcalt, Mrs. Frank Ket-
ner. Mrs. Ralph Metcalf, Mrs. J.
w. Evans, Mrs. F. w. Southworth,
Mrs. s. F. Bullard, Mrs. George
Marvin, Mrs. F. A. Leach, Mrs.
George Woodbridge, Mrs. Frank
Garrison, Mrs. j. F. VESSEL, Mrs.
p. w. Eddy, Mrs. J. B. Pamment,
Mrs. B. Gabriel, Mrs. p. G. Paul
son, Jenoise Brown-Short, Mrs.
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TELLS WHAT RUSSIANS MEAN
WHEN THEY TALK ABOUT DEMOCRACY

going into the leader business we
should never have fired our kings.
He says that the ideal state of
society is not one where one man
tells the rest what to do and
think, but where every man
thinks and acts for the Common
Good.
This is the reason for his COM
plete indifference to such things
as Constantinople and a warm
water port for Russian commerce.
To his mind the world has been
insanely overeoncerned about
such things, and that is why We
have wars. He says that in nor
NAL or sane or partly sane state
of human society 1t would make
10 difference what colOred flag
flew over Constantinople. the COM
merce of the world would pass
freely.
And in q normal state of So
ciety, 1t would make no difference
who owned the island of Bally-
hoo, its products would be for the
benefit and support of the human
race.
This is the kind of a society he
is aiming at, and so far as | have
been able to learn he will not stop
until he has tried 1t, anyway.
And ii will have industrial de-
mocracy no less than political.
That is to say, practical coop
Grafton instead of competition.
The so-called conservatives are
as much in favor of that as any
of the Extreme Left.
All Russia Is for 1t.
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view of democracy is state
wherein the farmers and the
workers, altho constituting the
majority of the population, leave
everything to the better classes,
to the corporation, the railrads
and their attorneys.
1t is also state wherein the
people are content to stop with
the forms of political democracy
merely with the forms.
That isn't the Russians idea
of it.
lie wants to see the farmer and
the workingman, in their shirt
sleeves, running the whole ma
chine.
And he wants to see de-
mocracy carried into every
thing-poiitics, goydlWment,
industry, society, the church,
education; everything.
lie lis not much impressed with
this better classes idea. lie
doesn't see where 1t fits into the
democratic scheme.
lie has never been able to take
very kindly to the theory that
what is needed in every country
is some powerful leader that will
take in hand the common, UNI
taught crowd and show them what
is what.
He is not at all disturbed by the
fact that his country at present
has no leader and Is not likely to
have one.
His idea is that in a democracy
the only leader Is the thought of
the whole people, and If we are
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Emma p. Mcneil. Mrs. T. Reeves
Jones, Mrs. Henry Victor Nor
gan, Mrs. Laura NJ. Ge!ger, Mrs,
Ben Olson, Mrs. Omar A. Berry,
Mrs. f. y. Liston, Mrs. l.. c. Akin,
Mrs. George B. Marshall, NJ. Nc
Pherson, Mrs. L, n. Barrett, Mrs.
Richard 7. Buchanan, Mrs. Roger
e. Chase, sr.. Mrs. John w. Craig.
Mrs. Lindsay Campbell. Mrs. II.
Barragar, Mrs. II. j. Flagg, Miss
Margery B. Stallcup, Mrs. j. e.
Tisdale, Gladys Gunston, Mrs. II.
E. Cushman, Mrs. w. A. Twinine,
Mrs. j. T. Eshelman, Mrs. w. W.
Smith, Mrs. Paul n. James. Mrs.
II. M. Shovlain. Mrs. l.. X. Smith,
Mrs. George w. Osgood.
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STEAL GUNSTO
RESIST DRAFT
tuu,,ed Press Leased WIRE,

ttuiteu pfess Leuaeu WTe.b
MONTREAL, Sept. 3.-Two
more arrests had been made today
as result OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
attempting to force their way into
a pawnshop in order to secure
guns which were displayed in the
windows.
The ants smashed the plate
glass and secured the guns, but
the police were quickly on the
scene and managed to get most of
the weapons back. The crowd
was in an ugly mod and threat
ened to shoot the officers, who
were forced to draw their revolt
vers in order to hold their two
prisoners.
Rcinforcements from the near
by police stations soon scattered
the crowd.
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HOLY CROSS
IS DEDICATED

Bishop e. j. O'Dea of Seattle,
made the address at the dedica-
tion of the Holy Cross academy at
North ARD and Shirley streets
Sunday.
High mass was sung by Rev.
Father A. Miner, pastor Of Holy
Cross church. Rev. Fathers Hyle-
hos and De Rap were among the
Ivisitohs.
The school, which cost $4,000,
| will open Sept. 10 under direction
of the Dominican sisters.
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conference declare victory of
German imperialism would elimi-
nate democracy and liberty from
world and allied nations must
pursue military efforts.
Impeachment trial of Gov. Fer
guson of Texas begins.
DIR. Cozza, dentist, 203 PrOyi.
dent. adv
Not drop of rain at Nortl,
Yakima since July Is and almost
none since June %. Irrigation
has avoided damage.
Kelso Water Co. sold to ID. Ii.
Fleck of Portland.
Prize dancing at Spanaway park
Labor day afternoon and evening.
adv.
II. j. Frazier, Eugene, Ore,
real estate man, arrested by SOL
diers and charged with settins
forest fire.
Hammond Logging Co. camp at
Oak Point burned to ground and
Wisconsin Co. camp at Midway
damaged.
COMMERCIAL BKNDERY a
PRINTING 90. Main AIT. adv
North Yakima building permits
total 1907 5, as against $19,11o
for last August.
j. w. Hassing, escaped hfe-
termer from Oregon penitentiary,
located in mountains south of Sa-
lem and posse in pursuit.
Fifty soldiers control fire threat
ening La Grande. Ore, water sup
ply.
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, going to buses so as to save
"shines."
Tacoma waterfront practically
takes a complete holiday.
Milk price In San Francisco
goes up to IL cents a quart.
Turkey receptive" to pope's
peace note.
French chamber of deputies
may ask all allies to reply to pope
in spirit of President Wilson's
note.
Let Duenwald's prepare box
for the boy. 1112 Broadway. adv.
John Faas, assistant chemist at
Bremerton navy yard, drowned
near Tracyton when he tries to
reach a canoe that had drifted
into deep water.
Miss Alice Berg, 6f6 North
State ST., dies at family Home.
Auto Coaster Wagons-Sf.2 81
and up. Palace Hardware Co.,
1911 Pacific ave. adv.
Gale Smith, president of the
Northwest Trading Co., surren-
ders to government to serve years
sentence. Stock manipulation was
charge.
Entire horticultural exhibit at
Bay-Island fair to be held at Pic
mic point last week in September
will be shown later at Western
Washington fair.
ChehaIis schools open Sept. 4.
Wind hurts pear crop at North
Yakima, and then market slumps.
Ellensburg business men take
Seeing Ellensburg" excursion
among their own war gardens.
Farmers and bankers, meeting
at Pullman, wire Washington for
Pacific coast wheat rate based on
differential between northwest
and Liverpool.
Seventeen 1. w. w. arrested at
Aberdeen for picketing logging
camps.
Southwest Washington fair ends
with tumble sale that nets big
sum for Centralia and Chehalis
Red Crss.
Everything in army goods, con-
sisting of bed rolls, pals, chairs,
sweaters, leggings, fox wraps,
caps and insignia at Hofstetter's,
/ 9th and Pacific. adv.
Prof. Edmond Meany OF Uni
versity of Washington to give
series of lectures on Northwest
history at Ellensburg normal
school during September.
Federal IanQ appraiser approves
$4,000 in farm loans for Cow
litz Valley association.
Ten per cent of Yakima coun-
tvs draft quota want to go into
training Sept. 5, and only half
that number can do so. Question
is, who gets the first chance.
Belgian, British, French, Greek
and Italian socialists at London
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ticularly those of
the Stone Hatch
ct S C h o o of
I II o Il & II I are
much persuaded
that the Russians
are a sad, bad lot
and the duty of
the United States
is to teach things
to the benighted
citizens of the
new democracy.
These eminent
thinkers S @ @ nj
shocked at the
spectacle of men
from the pillow
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AUTOS CRASH IN
SMOKE AND FOG

Heavy fog and smoke caused on
automobile of the Pacific Taxicab
service and one occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Sweet, 615 South
G street, Tacoma, to collide at the
foot of Tanwax hill early Sunday
evening. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Sweet were injured, and had to be-
removed to hospitals. The autos
were demolished
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EXCUSE NE

Omitted Press Leased svire.D
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept s.
"A stranger broke down the
door OF Victor Carf's house
and fired five shots inside.
"Oh, excuse me, I'm In tho
wrong house," he said whe1
Carr jumped from bed.