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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
Governments WOULD
PROTECT TROOP MOVEMENTS
By The United Press.

WASHINGTON, July Declaring
that publication Of movements Of
American contingents abroad az this
time Is a source OF grave danger 10
other contingents. Secretaries Baker
and Daniels today reiterated their APP
peal that nothing save what IS author
lied by this government be allowed In
the press Of the country.
Il feel very deeply on this matter"
Secretary Baker said today THE
order against publication Of troop
movements or movements Of
other military forces still stands.
We still must appeal 10 the press
not TO use such stories unless
authorized by the War Department We
are helpless not TO enforce the order
But cannot speak too earnestly or
the danger there is in not abiding by
the rule.
Gen. McInt re. War Department CEN
sor. declared such stories as were pub
lished today ARE dangerous TO the
lives OF other American troops"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
Push WAR TO END.
BALKAN Menace.
'aris Conference Resolves
Not TO Lay Down Arms
Until Object is Attained
TROOPS WILL
QUIT GREECE

PARIS. July 2S.-The allied powers
yesterday concluded their conference
after announcing a decision to con-
inue the war until the object for
which they are fighting is attained
Their declaration which was made
unanimously before separating. reads
The allied powers, more closely
united than ever for the defense OF
he peoples rights. particularly in
he Balken Peninsula are resolved
not TO lay down aI,ns until they have
attained the end which in their eyes
dominates all others-to render i'm
possible return OF the criminal ag-
gression such as that wherefor the
Central Empires bear the RESPONSE
oility.r
There wac unanimous agreement on
All decisions reached during the
meetings. The Ministers of depart
nents affec ed will meet IN London
o draw up the executive measures.
The Entente Powers decided e
withdraw their troops as soon as pos
sible from ancient Greece. Thessaly
md Epirus
The following announcement re
specting the decision Of the Allie!
concerning Greek territory now occu
lied by their military forces was pub
ished today:
France, Great Britain and Italy
simultaneously and as soon as pos
sible. will end the occupations the.
nave been obliged to make in ancien
Greece Thessaly and Epirus. Militar.
occupation OF the triangle formed b.
he Santi Quaranta road and tn
Epirus frontier will be maintainel
professionally as q measure Of security
italy and Greece TO agree as regardi
-e-establshment OF the civil admins
ration under a commissioner appoint
ID by Greece.
France. Great Britain and Italy vii
preserve during the war a naval an
military base on the island Of Corfu
the island remaining under the SOY
erelgnty OF Greece
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
.INDICT TEXAS OFFICIALS
ON SERIOUS CHARGE

by Inc AnAAIu 4 ANo"-
AUSTIN. Tex. July 2S.-James p.
Ferguson. Governor Of Texas and
three other State officials faced seri-
Gus charges today following indic,-
men. by the Travis county grand jury.
Governor Ferguson was indicted
on nine counts. seven alleging misap-
preparation OF public funds. one en-
bezzlement and one diversion OF
rpecial fund. He gave bonds. one
for $4,000 and eight for $1,000 each.
The other officials indicated are
Secretary OF State c. j. Bartlett. COM
missioner OF Insurance and Banking
Charles o. Austin and superintendent
OF Buildings and Grounds Charles H.
Stowe. all being indicted on charges
OF misappropriation of funds and CIV
ing bonds from $500 10 $1,000 each.
Shortly after the grand jury had
returned the indictments, Governor
Ferguson announced his candidacy
for third term. at the same time
denying the charges.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
ASSESSORS SAY BOARD
IS LAST RESORT court

Owing to the fact that there seems
TO be considerable belief that Levy
Court stu has the final say in as
sessments for county purposes, mem
bers Of the board today announced
that the county board Of assessment
Is the final board of appeals, unless
act on Is started in the courts. BY
the new law the right OF appeal TO
Levy Court and in fact all the dut'e
which Levy Court heretofore had IN
connection with assessment matters
is taken from the Levy Court and
vester in the county board of assess
mcnt
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
ATTRACTIONS At The PARKS
WAX ON WAFER on IKE

Unusual interest is being shown in the
water walking feat of Lieutenant j. A.
Hitchcock. assisted by Mile Patricia,
on the lake at Brandywine Springs
Park. Il is a wonderful exhibition and
probably the most remarkable ever
given as a free attraction in Whining
ton. IL is entirely ont OF the ordinary
and well worth a trip to Brandywine
Springs Park 20 see. There is also an
excellent vaudeville bill in the Family
Theatre
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
Government Hopes TO
END CHICAGO STRIKE

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. July 2s.-Govern-
ment seizure OF the Chicago railroad
yards as a result OF any tie-up Of nav
materials shipments by the Switch
mems strike will come only as last
resort Il was stated here today
The possibility is now remote ac-
.ording 10 the United States board OF
mediation and Cancellation. Assis-
ant Commissioner Hangar reported
from Chicago that the Switchmen's
Union Of North America hoped to lteeT
he yards running with its members
rhe strikers are members of the b
z. T.. another organization.
Government officials are hopeful Of
clearing up the Chicago situation I'M
nediately
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
MR. G0oDING sELLs ON.

Charles W. Gooding. who was re-
Gently appointed a member OF the
New Castle County Board Of Assess
nent. has disposed Of his real estate
and brokerage business at Eighth and
Jefferson streets to John W. Talley
and Son. Of No. 221 West Seventh
street. Mr.. Gooding has been en-
eaged in the real estate business for
the past fifteen years.
Mr.. Talley. the senior member Of
he succeeding firm, was connected
with the Security Trust and Safe De
post Company for twenty-five years
and entered the real estate business
under his own name eight years ago
The new owners will remove theii
West Seventh street Offices to those
facated by Mr.. Gooding.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
DU POINT SALARIED force
TO Get ADVANCE IN PAY

That e DUPONT de Nemours and
Company Is about 10 advance the pay
of all its employees classified as sal
ariod employees became known today.
IL IS expected that official announce
ment OF the proposed advance Will be
made next week. The advance Will be
ten per cent for some employees, Il Is
reported
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
pHILApELPHIA BEANS sMALLPOx

by inc United Press.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2S.-Fearing
he possibility OF an outbreak OF
smallpox at Wrights.own when mooi-
lization for the new army begins. Dr..
A. A. Cairns. chief medical inspector
of this city. has written the New
Jersey authorities warning them TO be
on the lookout for unreported trouble.
The Negro whose case Of smallpox
caused the vaccination here yester-
day OF nearly 5000 persons in one
block came from the mobilization town
a short time ago. according TO Cairns.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
PuRcHAsE euBuRnAN LAND.

II Is reported that a Philadelpni7
Trust Company has purchased large
tract OF land just above the State
line. a short distance from Claymonf.
from J. L, Connor. and c. <. Howry
OF this city. through the agency Of the
]. ID. Cunningham Company. OF Yir-
ginia The tract Is said 10 be sits
ated on the Philadelphia turnpite'
To what use the land Is to be put Il
not announced
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
COURT PLASTER WARNING OUT
Nv The United Press.

ALBANY. \. Y. July ga warn
ing against the use of court plaster
because Of suspicious OF its being
poisoned, has been issued by the state
government here.
Specimens OF court plaster pur-
chased from peddlers will be thor
oughly examined for tetanus or other
dangerous germs.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
NONE HURT IN THIS SMASH

While driving an automobile truck
at Twelfth and French streets. this
morning. Lancy L. Boyer. employed
by Slocomb and Company. collided
with the truck of Thurston Lowe. milk
dealer. The steering gear on the
Slocomb car broke. causing the colli-
sicn. No one was injured
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
THOUSANDS AT sHELLPor.

Shellpot Park is drawing thousands
of people from Chester and other places
ms well as from Wilmington. The fame
OF the park has extended for a long
distance outside the city. The vaude-
vile bill being given this week is at.
tracing many, and the comfortable
family theatre Is filed each evening
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
HEAT MAYE on NAV.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON. July ga gen
eral heat wave the first Of the sum
mer was predicted for next week
over the North and Middle Atlantic
States and the Ohio valley by the
Weather Bureau today.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
THREE KILLED
IN BOSTON STORM.

Ry The United Press.
BOSTON, July 2S.-Three women
are dead. another is dying. a soldier
was instantly killed and scores are
suffering from burns and shock to-
day as the result OF a violent thun-
derstorm and gale which swept over
this section last night
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
Friends School

fth and West SITS, Wilmington. Del.
Delaware's Leading Preparatory School.
Thorough training In English,
French, German. Spanish Latin,
Greek. Mathematics. Science. Courses
OF study citing for leading coll
leges and universities. In last
10 years 10 graduates and Is special
students OF Friends School. Offering
approximately 1000 entrance sub
iects. have entered various leading
colleges without a single rejection
and with less than / per cent OF con.
| ditions in subjects offered for en-.
trance.
Primary Grammar School and Higl
School Departments.
New illustrated catalog on request
, FAN session opens Sept II. 1917.
HerscheI A. Norris, A. N.
Principal
d. & A. Phone 2150-w
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
AZ FnR pLAYING CRAP.

Thomas Crispen. negro. was fined
IS and costs ia the Municipal Court
this morning for playing crap yes
terday
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28

Get Want Ad house cleaner this
year and you viii find the housecleaning
will be real pleasure. ADV.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
HOTEL KENTUCKY

WITH FIREPRoOF ADDITION.
Kentucky Ave. Near Beach. Capacity 500
Majority of rooms with bot and cold run
ming water; 50 with private bath Tcl1|
phone and electric lights in every room.
Elevator from street level. Send FOR booF
LEI and points Of interest American plan
rates Including good meals
q TO 81 DAILY; $40 TO $3.50 WEEKLY.
NJ B. KENNADY. Proprietor.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
HOTEL NORMANDIE

Kentucky Ave. Near the Beach.
Elevator private baths superior table
Ocean view rooms. An new metal beds. Near
Boardwalk churches. piers and dcpots Free
bathing from hotel Dancing. - up daily.
Special weekly J. HAMILTON.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
Summer Resorts
ATLANTIC CITY
OSBORNE

Pacific and Arkansas Avenues.
Elevator. hot and cold running water N
rooms Private baths Excellent table.
Bathing from house. $3.50 to $3.50 daily
50 10 $50 weekly Cap. 500 Orchestra Gar.
age. Booklet. Meekiey Fetter.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
SUMNER REsORTs-ATLANTIC
CITY.

NEW CLARION E ssS s.syn Ave.
Flrst.cass family hotel Rooms en- suite
with baths Garage attached. Bath houses
Tor the accommodation u the ruests. open
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
NEW BRADY HOUSE

Tho Leading Middle GLASS Hotel
Arkansas Ave. main thoroughfaro 70 Beach
and Million Dollar Pier Large. cool porchce
open surroundings. use OF baths with hot anf
cold water. New beds Table has no equal
White service. Rates. $3.50 up daily 10
up weekly. Bathing from Hotel booklet
MRS COLVIN 4 BRO
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1917-07-28
NOTED FOR IIB TABrL
MILLER CaI...TIA!!sEsAllllEW
~ bsisN goR0lk N 40 cErt4

Scrnpuloualy clean. electric lighted
throughout. White service. Hot and cold
water baths; 81 90 TO 81 90 daily. 80 "a
ei0 weekly Established 90 ycara
EMERSON CROUTHAMEL.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-12

3uder.-prsii. itstis; .Rafiinir'
ter Gut 2Oaf S10.o5; popbsreb $S.65;
Cubes 1925; sranuIirtsr 1925; Con.
fsctipnsr .a1 $s.15; Of ~ S7.85
1876; ipeiBsr srtra $7.65-7.75;
.rtra .g' $7.55 per 100 pfuno.
Wolaffes. - wldrii tr.tig. =
Rem Orleans Open aett.l 50-65e;
Centrifugal 32-42e per gaIons.
Rets. - Grtra fancp Ssob 81
9te; fartp 8-e4e; fstonb 5eab 7
Tie; esbro9sner 6-62t; Sdpan IL
Sc ;glu. Rois sA-6ae per pfunb.
9aifss probuite.
8utter. = Rartt siemli9 lsbs
tdit. qreiis fsft. NbOlemilt extra
irtaseb sttra 34e; issonSs 31e;
Gancp DARN 33e; padins Siod 25h
-301c. - guitsrsJett 35-35se per
piunb.
Rdfe. - Rartt iistis; Cbio 25e:
gaorb~sftiidxr 26-26he; Diem Dorf
&c; G@pei5fr 31-ooc; 2iHburssr
25-26e; bo. Bird 24c per y,funa.
Gier. - Martt 5itmfih Iebbdft
preiie f,it.--prima firits Siibuereier
35e; firits 34e; crbindrs firits
&c.; iseonbs 29ae per Dubsno;
Gntensier 303e per Dubsnb.
GefIheel. - W1rit Isbtoft.
unb bariiber Gle; grpiles ILL qfb.
unb bariibsr Bic; 9roiIsrs 1--1a ptb.
252sc; 6ibne 14e; Siibnsr 18c;
7rutbiibner Don s--10 pfb. 2ir; oo.
nit trumrnsr @ruii 12e; Gulls Sc;
funes gnten bon 2 pfunb uno bariis
bsr zoe; tpeibs gntsn 14-16t: gdns
fe 1o-12e; aIie 9aubsn $1.75 per
Dubsnb.
Obasnb UemHfe
aeRfsL- Rnms geauia 500
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-12
wlHtl,re unb i6per, eti,re 800

Ulittlsre unb i6pers Stisre 500
LIPS; 5leii4er Stisre $3.50
1000; auserlef,ne bis ertra $10.25-
11.5O; 5sifsrs $6.5O-9.5O; auserlea
fsne Bis ertra $l0.0o-1L5O; adbs
$6.O0-7.75; auserlsfene bis ertra
$S.O0-9.00; Gamers $5.00-5.75;
Wlil9fiite $45.00-125.O0; Siodtrs
unb Gesbers $600-8.O0.
Bullen. = Der Martt mar fart
unb bic preiie ettpas bober.
Gette 9ulen $8.25-9.00; Bologna
$7.00-8.O0; magere unb lsidts $3.50
$50.
Rdfber. = Bel gutter ga6frase
uno uur udbissr 3Ifubr mar Der
Wiartt fart.
Bette Iei6te aGlber s14.25-14.5c;
fair Biz CUTE $12.00-14.25; orbindrs
uno erobe $6.50-10.50.
Shpeine. - 9as ansebot mar
ON Sdmftag aerins, bic Qa4froge cine
;iemli6 CUTE uHb oi. preiTt ftetis.
4userleisne i9nere 220 pfupb uno
mebr $15.7o-15.75; 9erIanots urto
Gleiiferiorten 185 Plumb unb nebr
SIS. .O-15.65; mittlers 100 pfuno
unb mebr S15.25-15.50; lei9te 12O
bis $50 pfunb $14.5O-15yOO; Ger
lei 110 pfuub uH6 psnissr SILL 90
14.25; Sdue $l0O0-14.35; Stass
$9.00-12.O0; srtra 1925.
g 9a Re unb g m mer. - Die
3ufubr mar beute gr0ber; S4de
bIiebtn fetis, aGmmer aber fnb I'M
25-50c niebrissr.
G4dfe, srtra $8.00-S.25; fair Bis
quite $6.0O-7.75; orbindre 800
500; gode $500. 2dmmsr. aussrIes
fsne Bis ertra $16.OO-16.25; fair
Bis CUTE $14.O0-15.75; fecoubs $11.s
00-13.oO; guls uub oroindre 500
1000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-12
Gbicaao, II. syuli.

G4peine 3ufubr 1900;
Rartt ftpo4 uub SC s5ber aIs &C.
tern; Buff $14.5o-15.6; lel4t'
S14.0O-15.40; s.miifte $14-25-
1865; fatDere $14.15-15.7o; robe
$14.15-14.40; Gsrtel $1O.75-l3.'
85.
Rinbpieb. - 3afubr 1900;
Uldrft urnres.lmdbis; Ratipe Bee
Stiere $8.40-14.O0; Stoders unb
Geebers $6.30-9.5O; seiibe unb 9eis
fsrs $5.N-119o; adlber $lo.S-
800.
g dafe 3ufuhr 1900;
Wlarti, fGspad; Detbers SITS
HOO; gtpes S7Oo-9.25; admmsr
S1O.O0-16.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-12

pariersbnrs, 20. @a.-11.4 Sup, fat
aanafDba GALS. 20. ga.-0.7. fdlt.
GbnrleitOn, Us. 9a.-70 SUB. fat.
PGrtsmoutb. O.-9.7l Sub, fallt.
9ouisbiae, ap.-8.9 CUB, ifsist.
GpansDille. 5nb.-10.2 Jub, fdlIt.
gaibDille, 9enn.-7.4 6uB, fGat.
Chattanooga, 9fnn.-9.1 5ub, iteigt.
Vtsmphig. 9enn-19.6 Hub, fGlIt.
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g6ieaao. II. esuIi.

e pfeag g o, IL. Jult
@eiasu. - Jiir gull $2.O3-2.05i
am G3lub SOB. Cir Sept. $1.S9-
l91s; an S4lub $1.91A.
Wai6torn. = Giir Sept. $1.56a
-L6os; am S4Iub $L59t. Giii
Deg SL1sa-1-242; am S4IuB ST.
21s.
5afer. = Jiir gull 66s -6sar; ON
S3luB 6Sac. Giir Sept. 55!-67e;
am G9lub 56sc.
Rrsscr, = 10. 2 $2.41.
9eriis. = SL.15-1.50.
9imotbp. - S4.O0-7.50.
Glss. = $12.00-17.00.
s}ort. = 5ar Suli. am sdlub
s4O.60. sir Sept. $40.15-40.32;
am S6lub $40.25.
SdmoI5. = Jiir gulf S21o5--
2l1o; am Salub $21.07. Cir SEPT.
$21 % -21.32; am S9lub $21.3
giippenieitsn. - ssiir Suli $21.57
-21.70; ON Shlub $21.70. Sir
Sept. $21.65-M.92; am StiuB
$21.82
Butter. = 1sarit feft; greumsrp
A-38c.
Gicr. = Wurtt bObsr; 3ufubr 12,s
os7 aiIten; firfts 31ar32aci orots
narp Firfs 29-30ae; auf osm Martt
27-325e.
aartoffsIu. : Sufubr 90 Cars;
Morft unperdrhsrt.
GefIiieei. - 2ebtnbes. Rartt uns
perGnbert.
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First Call.
veIs, bOubs .aS Mitien ia Rep psri.

0sfdsitspapisu unrssn sa 4A& BIS
isntirt. fge6fd suf 2onSoH barfn ltriis.
Har 90 fsse s<.72. gsmmersisI Bills. -
Tsss, A7ik. Sidt t&7s:<. .aabsl.gin
fuusen N.76H. Jranss Stdbi GT4K, Rntel
h.7Sk; Rsrf, feins lhotiruHseu; xronen.
isiur luotiruneen, eirs Sidt 7.2i, 4assl
7.20, ,Sinbd Si@i 165s. asbsl sSk, Silbss.
5nrren soc, Disrifsnil6e Dollars 62Hc.
Gfttenm rft-9er Aarft nor hfute
lsbtaiter unp bic Yreifs fart s5sft sle
Gitien oer aihe hatten gssiane ba per-
ieiAnen.
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@elt nitds anbsrss ols bic pisrts
aritbmetii9s llsbuns. bi, man Dipis
iiOn nenut, uno bic gu sr!ernsn iia
bic @sbirne DON ie9sis ainberH in
Der Ulitte elmer peiten ptri9usttsu
Gbsne abmiibtn.
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Mefaa. MART.

Rsp gort. IL. SuIi.
aupfsr. - gturit rubis; GIetrDIp'
tic $31.0o-32 90; fir ausuii unn
IpGisr $28.00-3I00.
eifen. - Rurtt feft unb unbsr'
6noert.
3inn. - Rnrti rubis.
glei. - Rn,tt rutig.
Spelter. = Nartt piIis.
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gano $5.25-5.5O; Jnftrior aIll
Sorten $2.50-3.5O per Dbl.
3ttronen. - California $5.7E
800 per Riite; 2imes 90c-$1. .2E
per Rife.
Drangen. - California RaDeis
$250-4.00; GIcriba $4.00-4.25
per atife.
eropsGrniL - GlOriba S2.'
00-4.50.
pfirfi9s. = alberta $3.50
300; 6isblp gen $2.00-2.75 pei
Crate bon feds aDrbsn.
Sunge aepfel.-Garlp 5arpsii
$2.25-2.50 PET 6dmper.
| JobaHnis bteren. - $3.25
$50 per Crate bon "a Quarts.
pflaume en-. - Wiib 9ooie ST.
50-1.75 per Crate bon "a Quarts;
gscrgia $4,000 per Crate.
3udsrmeioneu. GalifOr<
mia. Gtanbarb, Crate $3.50; pon1
Crate $500.
6eibeIbeeren. - 4.0O-4.s
25 Der Crate DOH "a Quarts.
Sim beeren. - RDtbe, $3.50
500: fdparBe S3.00-3.50 per
Crate bon "a Guarts.
Wrombee rem. - GarIp Sar.
psit S2.5o-2.75 per Crate pou "a
Charts.
Sta9eIbeereu. $500
2.25 per Crate DON "a Quarts.
ananas. $3.00-3.50 per
Crate.
9epbeeren. - $3.O0-3.25
per Crate BON 80 Quarts
5oma atoes. - giubefmii&e 3d.
so per Bu.
aartoffefn. - Ginbeimifds
$5.50-6.00; Gaftern Gobblers go. 1
$5.5o-6.0o; go. 2 S4.5o-5.oo per
g5l.
WdifermeIonsn. - $1,000
I-25.OO per 100 Stiid.
CURTIN. - ginbeimiIGe 40
soc PET SusenS.
Hraut - einbetMti9es $l.75-
200 per gbi.
Deibt Riben. - Toe per
Bu.
RobL GinbsimiIaer 75e-
$L00 per 8bl.
3piebeln. Seras, ipeibe 81
25-1.35; bo. Boilers 75c--SlOO;
5,ras, ssIbs $1O0-1.25 per Crate.
Spinat. - Ginbeimii9er 90
40c per gu.
3unge grb5en. - Ginbeimts
i4e telephone uub Gar!p JuHe $1.6o
-L75 per 2 Blu.
Crime gpbnen. - Ginbetrts
ids $2.50-3.O0 per 2 Blu.
Rarotteu. = gtnbetmii3e l5I
-20c per 9ubsHb 1iubel.
2aueyrsbnfts.
Stu. = go. / 7inotbn $500;
go. 2 limotbp $1,000; Rp. 3 aimos
ftp $15.50-15.75; so / Rise se'
mif6t.r aIet $16-25; go. 2 semii9
ter Aiee $15.75-16.00; go. l 2Ies
$500; go. 2 aIee $500; 5teFses
alfalfa $13.50-16.o0; RpegsHtrob
Ss.oo-11.O0; SafsrftrOb $780,
80; Weissnitrob $6.5o-7OO peri
5onne.
Rabf.nfutter. - Wartt ru'
bia. - RItis $33.00-340O; Vlioos
linss, braun. $4l00-42.00; fpeibe
S46.00-47O0; seniiGtss Gutter
S37.O0-3S.00.
Sdmereten. Warti fef. |
- alseIamen S1o.25-10.60 per Yu.
bonn Stprs; 1imOtbp $3.25-3.75;
gu&uei3sn $2.00-2.75; Gla4sias
msu $500 per 9u.
@eriHiebenes.
CsIe. - Wartt iietis. -. esinOI,
ross S1.18 per GaIIpus in Pars
tisn Ia Sbl. 10-25 9allOnsn
81 2e; 10 gollonen $1.33;
oeipttts II mebr; 30. 1 2arbs
Sl $1.49-1.52, CONNER Ssit 81.
$3.50: Cotton Sesb Oil raft. 81
70 Der GaIlpne; 2erpsntin as tn
Vartieu Don Is Gab unb "a tn
!Dartier DON 10 tis 25 Gauonen;
petroleum, Sbio Carbon Gtats asit
9sc; Gpe3iaI Sorte lie; Reo
grptpn GaiOlin 24e; 9apbta 29e per
SolIone.
Gals. - Der Wartt ift fsft. Il
C6io Ripsr $1.s6 per gbl. bon 100
yinIe, Sabrlohn birlsusefist.
sats. - Rarit fsR. - griHla
giip 164-l7e; DO: gountrp 15+-
l52t per pfunb.
apbfen. - Rnrtt rubis. pittss
burg $6.50-7.0o; aanatpba $3.50
ZOO: nut anb eiad $5.50-6.00 per
aonns aba.lieisrt. RaufIris Stiida
.oblsn $3.50: autbraeit. 5000
1850 per 9onns abssliefert. Gpts tos
let 1925 per 5pnne abselisfsrt.
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Mxssp6rtise marfte.
Rem 0prt. II. Suli.

Eep ort, Il Juli.
Wsi5tn. - Rart. fetis; go. z
barter, $2-33 (. o. b. Bel Antuuft.
@elf4torn. = Wurtt feft; Rp. 2
eeIbes 500 {, I. I. Reip gort.
5oftr. = Dart fart; StaIbaro
822c.
S4mafs. = TsGrtt flau; s2o1o--
1920 Hpmtuel
Der Nortt fir bic anberen artiteI
mar unberdHo.rt.
3ufer. R6ber, Wsnrft ftetis;
Centrifugal s6.33; WoiaHes $5.R;
raffinirter, Rartt ftetig; fem granus
lirter S7.60-S.OO.
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0punerfaa. u. Suli.

y IN MT 9, Z. Jun.
Der SbiOfIub III geitern sttpas se=
fallen, NIT einem Woheritano bon
13.1 Jub ON 9tbenb.
Die fOieenbsu Oepei9en trafeu geF
fern bier Elm:
piitsburs. pu.-6.6 CUB. R,ist.
WbeeIina u. ga.-9.4 Cub fdM.
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Riitpo 0 &. II. au[i 1ei7.

Htftuo4, II. Jnli 1917
1te Nadfrase Hatt 3srleben bat tsute
tffpas na4Bdshen rub 0elb N bilieer.
Mahrsnb boa ben Banisn meifens ue4
81 ftir 9orlstsn berednet purbsn, pIarit'
ten be Ulatisr eidt. Garisbsn ~ 5Jzss.
nssAin sHf Rfs Bed.
partn fsifr nab puroeH 30 1os Tislcnto
per 5000 spif4sn Daaisn sertauff. Die
epnnffrrate bstrdet 6oc yrdmis per $1,000
Gedid arf Gsrsys-
Si6ts sess6id auf aonboH pussen ~
All bro 4,fb. etsrling suotir. BED
lsl ani Berlin purbeH uiff quetirt: fitr
@e9id auf Ysris 1885 pro 6rant. snf
emheBam <iXe prs 0niofn. @e4fd
auI Bisn pnresn niAt gnetirf. Sires
A1s, Rutel 26H, 6tedboIm pso Krone
so.25. Frames tS&ueis) 2oSse.
eanssssrsHsansasa
Haren rutia unb ifeiiq. Die Banfen gao.
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Rtnbpieb. - Der Warft mar
beute iebr Ie6baft unb bic preiis sius
gen In eiuiseH JdlIsu stipos in bic
SSbc. 6eifefs ftisssn um 15-25c.
Guie Ndl&tabe iinS In RaGfrass on.
bers ni4t,
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Siehniarft

Cincinnati. IL. SuIi.
3uIubr unb 9srianbt pdbrsnb Der
Isstsn "a Stunben, persIi6en nit ben
pOrpsrganssnsn spsi zassn, iinb ME
folet:
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Gisarius esufs-iiniass

Die umfdts TIM biefien GlsariHsbsrs
ttiiefen iit bsuie auf $5,6ss.1Ss.
esfai- -esfnrtfafss.
Columbia Cos d electric uno GiRc Gas
aitien uarsn tsuie In antes Ra9traas.
Die Yreiie psrtn feb. grfsui, unrbsa !:
On sts 1sris.