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The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-28
NORMAL BUILDING
COMMITTEE Is HERE
PLEASED With SCHOOL
Trip for Inspection of Buildings at
Other NOrmals Arranged for
Next Week.

Accompanied by Architect John P
Almond, three members of the build.
ng committee of the State Normal
board of trustees visited the school
today, making the trip in an auto.
mobile. The committee members OF
the trip were State Treasurer X. G
Mcdaniel, State Auditor Hogan Oh
lver and w. K. Lemon of Little Rock
the fourth member of the committee
Judge A. l.. Hutchins, being compell.
ed to return to his home at Augusta
without making the trip.
1t was the first visit to the Nor.
NAL of Messrs. Oliver and Lenor
and both expressed delight over the
impressions of their visit. The entire
committee were enthusiastic in theil
praise of conditions at the school anc
were evidently very favorably i'm
pressed with the appearance of the
large student body. The visitors tooE
lunch at Doyne hall.
Following an inspection of the
present buildings and campus, tht
committee left about o'clock fol
Little Rock.
Arrangements were made here, il
accordance with a plan previousl,
adopted by the board, for a visit tc
several other normal schools for the
purpose of securing IDEAS and dat;
to be used in planning for the new
building at Conway authorized by the
Legislature. The party, which vii
be composed of Judge Hutchins, Mr.
Oliver, Mr.. Mcdaniel, Presden
Doyne and Architect Almond, viii
leave Monday night, going first t,
Memphis to visit the West Tennessee,
State Normal and thence to Spring
field, Mo-, to visit the normal schoo
at that place. From Springfield tn,
party will probably go to Fort Scott
Kan, and Edmond, Okla, at which
places large state normal schools ar,
located.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-28
"rIu nc VIII DC PasF % Years U1 age
when the last dollar is paid.
COMMERCIAL CLUB
I BUSINESS SESSION

A business session of the Conway
Commercial Club was held last night,
featured by an address by Rev. J. X.
Farsh of Fort Smith, member of
the board of trustees of Hendrix Col
lege. Rev. Parish complimented the
city upon its growth in recent years,
asserting that Conway is one of the
most enterprising and hustling little
cities in the state. Kenner Cantrell,
state secretary Of the commercial
clubs of Oklahoma, and former
Conway young man also was visit
or.
Whether billiard tables will be
installed in the club rooms, as has
been recommended by several men,
bers, will be decided by ballot March
II. A ballot box will be placed in
the Office of the secretary, Attorney
A. l.. Barber, at 9 a. m. Members
will be expected to cast their ballots
during the day, and the votes will be
counted at the meeting of the club at
IS p. m.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-28
M'AfNRY GRANTED
YEAR FOR STUDY

The board of trustees of Hendrix
College, in session here yesterday,
granted to Prof. M. ]. McHenry, act
ing head of the department of science,
a years leave of absence to attend
Columbia University of New York
His place will be filled by Prof. S. c.
Dellinger, former member of the Hen
dirk faculty, who is now in Columbia
taking postgraduate work.
To fill the position made vacant by
the action of the board in relieving
Business Manager and Treasurer W.
B. Hubbell from local duties, so that
he may devote his time in assisting in
the endowment campaign, Prof. j. l.
MeClurkin was appointed temporary
treasurer and President j. H. Rey-
nolds temporary business manager.
The entire teaching corps was re-
elected for another year.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-28

VIM. A. Berry, C. C.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-28
W0MACk ELECTED
TO TW0-YfAR Term

J. P. Womack was reelected for
two years as superintendent of the
Conway public schools, at meet
ing of the board yesterday afternoon
in the Office of the secretary, R. w.
Robins. All members of the faculty
were reelected for another year.
Several changes in the faculty may
be made later, it is said, but no def
mite action was taken by the board.
Supt Womack has served three
years as head of the local schools,
and that he has given general salts
faction and accomplished results is
evidenced by the boards action in
electing him for term Of two years.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-28
PARDON QUICKLY
FOLLOWS SENTENCE
R; G. ANDERSON IS FREED
Man Who EmbeZzled $4,000 Pardon
ed on Condition that He Pay
Back $25 Monthly.

Little Rock, March 28.-R. G. An
derson, former clerk of the peniten-
tiary, pleaded guilty in Pulaski cir
cult court yesterday afternoon to
four cases of larceny and embezzle-
ment and one case of forgery and
uttering, and was sentenced to one
year each in four cases and two years
in one case. The indictments against
him charged that he had mulcted the
state for more than $4,000.
Within few minutes after the an
nouncement of his sentence, Governor
Brough granted pardon on the fol-
lowing condition:
'This pardon is granted on con-
dition that G. R. Anderson shall re-
pay to the state of Arkansas the full
sum as set out in the indictment
against him, together with all costs,
said payment to be made in the fol-
lowing manner, to-wit: $25 each
month, beginning August 1, 1919 and
|if said G. r. Anderson is in default
for period of 80 days or~any pay
ment, this pardon is to become null
and void"
The record is endorsed, 81 accept
the above condition. r. G. Ander-
son."
The application was made person
|any by Anderson, through his attor-
neys, without petition, concluding
with the following:
"Your petitioner states that he has
no funds and no way to raise any
money except by his labor; that he is
anxious to reimburse the state for
all that it is alleged he misappropria-
ted; that he believes he can get en-
ployment at a salary of $75 to $10a
per month, and is willing to pay the
state each month all he can make, ex-
cept such amount as will be required
to pay the necessary expenses of him
self, his wife and three children;
that he believes he can pay the state
$25 per month, and he earnestly
prays that your excellency grant him
a conditional pardon, and give him an
opportunity to pay to the state all
that it is claimed he is due"
At this rate it will require Ander-
CON paarlv Ok yaarc IN liuuidata tho
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-28
NORMAL STUDENTS
BANQUET FRIDAY

The annual banquet of present and
former students of the State Normal
School will be given Friday afternoon
IT 5:45 o'clock in the banquet hall of
the Hotel Marion, in Little Rock.
Several hundred former students of
the school will be in Little Rock at
the time attending the State Teach
ers' Institute, and the Normal will be
dismissed Thursday afternoon for the
students to attend the institute and
the banquet. In former years 200
or more have attended the banquet,
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-28
MAY PLAY NEXT WEEK.

Coach Dan Estes of the Normal
said this afternoon that arrangements
for series of games for the first
of next week are under way. The
Pedagogues' opponents will be Little
Rock College, Little Rock high school
or the Russellville Aggies. The coach
announced April "a and 25 as the
dates for the series with Jonesboro
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-28
FREEZE OCCURS HERE.

A heavy frost and thin ice were
visible here this morning as a re-
suit of a cold wave. 1t is not believ-
ed, however, that the temperature
was low enough to cause serious
damage to fruit and vegetation.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-28
NOTICE.

To Members of Conway Camp No. 35,
w. O. w.
w. H. Duncan has been elected dep
uty clerk during the illness of Sow
ereign F. M. Morgan and you will
pay assessments and dues to deputy
clerk.
dat VIM. A. Berry, C. C.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1917-03-28

and Fridays affair probably will be
the largest attended of any previous
one. President j. J. Doyne will be
POSTMASTER. An interesting program
has been arranged for the occasion.
Those from Conway who desire to
attend may return on the late train.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-15
Glmb'5iaHribten.
DOnnertag, Is. Wsar5.

WI W 10. D'"-o
Der Sbioflub fteisi ungefd6r gun
aate DOn einem 3pQ bic Stdnpe uni
,DirD bis 5reitdg ober Samitas Isi'
nen S0bepunit errei6t ba6en. Wlau
srpartet bier elnen Maiieritanb ppl
556--5SS 566--5S Sui, SUB.
@siteru Ibeub bate Der 5lub be-
6ieiiser StuOt einsn WaHeritanb Don
52.5 Sub.
Die folgenbsn 0epeiden trafen
ipdbrenb bss 9sitrigsn 9asss bier
eil:
gittsburs, pa.-2o.1 5ub, faat.
Wbeeliis, SO. ga. 80 Jub, iteigt.
partersburg, 8. 8a.-56.3 SUB.
&anarba Sails, SO. 9a.-l3.1 6nt.
Gburleiton, W. @u.-24.5 SUB.
2OuiBOilIe. ab.-24.4 SUB, itsigt.
gpansDille, Snb.-4O,5 SUB, falt.
Haibpille, 9snn-34.6 SUB, iteist.
Chattanooga, Senn.-19.9 JuB.
Cairo, 81. -42.8 SUB.
Weinpbis, 9enn.-30.9 Jub, Iteigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-15
& oa' sttnot! !
(Hnfauer W}unbart.l

Sest f6pebt taa' Sle4, oes itimmt
bo6 net,
IS eGb taa' Shmier IN edb taa'
Sett;
Ses is bod ihper selose
Wer bot taa' 5ett beSoge2
georadt bod uuier Seinb' ib nett.
30 bot bod ieber ldnsit fet 5ett
Se5pge friib IN oi6tis
Die 5etttart, bic NOR ridtie!
8arn ib bic 6ettbe3ieber nenn:
De 6ran5mann un be S6entelmen,
I'm u6, ME sing's 10 ttptpel.
Sci al ieim 5ett Dem StippeI!
Der 2auIefpitI6 '6unf lang oorber
getam poa Sett Iein 8utsl ibper!
SSebt loiIe mer um's 0ippe
Die @errH RumGne bippe.
Deutfd Sett is prima QuaIitat;
8es ginofe brei, pier &roue Itebt.
Httita. hilbert. Better
g. Stonfe 3u6lt e ieber.
Der gut oeuti6 Wlitel ei, i6 nett,
Der min 10 ipperbaapt taa' Seit.
Quits lieper rings beroable =
Sd meebt's nit al be5able!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-15

Sbaubaarb" sedubsrt tpurbsn: gsuu
lou aud Hotteroam nit Der BlodaDe
beoroht Derben. Ya6 Redt piro
ni9t mehr sefrogt. Sir iid ielbit
bolt man S9iffe Dol Granuten uHo
Sei4lsen aus 2lmerita, UNI pomogs
LID ben preuBti9eH MiIitar;smus gu
serHiGtsR, d6er bic gfisbsriaiiSSs iifi6
StaHoinapisn biirfen ni6t eirmal
aQtdgIide RGbruRgsmittsl etnfiibreH,
neil oas @nglanos sSeiio Dieaeid1t
pom 9ungertooe rettsn t0unte. Die
y&ieoerldnoe tperoen Don gHglnNo IN
HnertrdgliAer, Observation-Disclosures
Neiie bepDrmunbet. Durben bic neus
traleH 2dnber unter GubTung 4merts
tas gemciHIam auftreteN, 10 tpdre
no9 $9OffHung, Der ,3mingberridaft
5u enttpmmen. 2lber 2lmerita itebt al,
Iein, unb Das labmt bic Diplomatiihe
8ertbeitigung Der glieberlarbe. =
0as boQdnoifde SIatt bat p0uig
reat. Die triegsfeere6tli6en geitims
muHgeR i3ret6en ppr: Die 8lofabe
muB. I'm re6tlid pirtfam gu Ietn,
tbatid4li6 pirtiam Iein, baS betB.
bur4 cine Streitmatt aufre6t erbals
ten tuerben, ipelbe Ainreiht, um ben
3ugang gu ben feinbliten 6dfen in
Birtli4teit gu Oerbinoern." BON elmer
9Iodabe HeutpaIer !6dfen 1T ielbItSer4
itGnoli8 i'm seiammten g0Iterre6t
nt6t bic Reoe. BON ibr trdumte biss
ber tein re4tlih benteHber MenIb.
Die britiIhe Regierung mari aGers
bings aQe geOsnten gegeH b0Iterre6ts
li6e Gbma6ungen iiber 8prb. sic
folgte ben Geoantengdngen Sreb.
Sunes, Der i4rieb: rMaR tann ieoes
90lterrebt obne Die gerinaite Gorge
iibertreten, 10 Ianse ais uebertretuns
gen ben anoeren teinen lpeIentlifeu
S9aben thun. @enn pas Der Sall 1T,
70 mub man gelpdrtig iein zines prD=
teites oOer gar elmer @eDalttbat Der
betreffenben Wlatt. 2lber oos lit
nift meter iblimm. Mar nirb BET
einiger @sThidIidteit bic empieblensz
tpert6e Grense gu finben rpiFen, unp
pirb ermeFen t0nner, bis ipie melt
man bas @efeB iibertreten barf, Bis
pie nett bic 21nsmutb beSiebunsss
ipeife Sfnma6t Der betreffenoen ytaz
tion rei6t."
2lIs Dor einem Sabr bic perfdarfte
gIodabe 0euti6lanbs BON Der britts
i9en 3egierung ins 2tuse sefabt
purbe, rergli6 rSbe Ratipn" Die neue
&riegsmetbpbe nit Dem Wsrfen zines
9umeron9s: ,0ie nit tiibnem
Sapung fortgeididte @affe, bic ben
@egHer treffen ioa, te9rt 5uriid uno
fiiqt Dem Senber ielbit SfJaoen 5t"
Qu6 .Retp Craftsman" tpdrnt Dor
benz gebrau9 iDlder untausIicher
Mlittel, ME es bic peri6Grfte glodabe
Oeuti9lanos pdre. 0os glatt
farieb: r5riebe unb 6reuuOIfait nit
ben Ysreinigten Staaten, uuierem
unentbebrli6en 2teferanten fir
&rtegsmdterIal, IInp fur Gngldno un<
erIGblicb. 2l6er aud 5rieoe uno
GrsunbIdaft nit Solldno uno ben
nproii9en Rsi6en miifen ebenio als
BON bD6iter Widtisteit ertonnt ipers
BEN" Oieie WarnuHgeu baben iid
als unnDtbig beruusgeitelIt. Die bri@
tii6e Regierung 3eiste uno tpirb tpeta
Ter seigen OoLlise 9leidsiiItisteit ses
eeniiber llsbertretungen, bic ben Reua
traIen feIbit npeientlihen" S9aoen
ttun. 9lus peltem Srlruoe? @eil hie
2onamutb Der ReutruIen uneridDpfa
lid iaeint. Sb BON ibrer Sbnmacht
BAG @Ieife gu bebaupteu lit, haben iie
IeI6II ~, ertiHpihpu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-15

Mil9tiibe famen nur ipenis in bel
Wlarft.
Nittlsre unb i4pere Stisre 500
-11.OO; Glsii6er stisre $7.00-9.
rs; auserldens Big ertra $1,000
1850; Seifers $7.00-8.75; aussrle'
isnebi 3 ertrn $9.O0-9.S5; Giibe &c.
90 800; auserlsiene bis EXTRA S8.2t
800; ganners $4.50-5.75 Wild
aiibe $4O.O0-100.00; Stoders UNI
Seebers $6.O0-S.75.
9uIlen. Die Ra9frage maj
eins quite unD Der USartt mar itarf
Die preirs itiessn.
5etts gullen $8.75-9.0O; 9oIog.
Tia 81 81 SO so $50; ertra $8.eo-8.75'
masere unb lei6ts $6.00-7,50.
&Glber. 0ute bis auserleienc
&dlber iinb in Rahfrags unb Dix
preiIe Itetig.
Bette lei4te &Gl6sr $12.75 49,
90; fair Bis CUTE $1l, 1l,00-12.5O; Ors
bindre unb grpbe $6.0O-9.50.
9 6 10 c III c. - Der Wtartt mar
heue lansiam uno idleppeub pon
4nfang Biz gu Gnbe. Die YreiIs pd'
rem i6ipa6.
@ute Bis auserleiene 9erpatungss
uno Jleiiderfortsn $14.95-15.0O;
lsidts @erianotIOrtsn, 120 Bis $50
Yfunb, $13.00-13.50; CUTE Bis aus
srlsisns syertel, 1O0-11O pfuno,
$11 .50-11.75; OrOindrs unb lei4te
5srtsl $9.5o-11.5O; Orbindrs bis
aussrleieHe f6ipsre istte SGus $3.50
-14.O0; Stass $S.00-11.75.
9 6afe unb 2Gmmer. -
Die 3ufubr mar nur mdbig unb bic
preiie ftetig bis felt.
S6afs, auserlsiene Biz ertrd $10.s
25-10.5O; CUTE Biz auserleisns $3.50
--1O.25; orDindre bis fair 5000
900. = 2dmmsr. auserlsieus Biz ers
tra $14.25-14.50, CUTE bis auserles
isns S14.00-14.25; orbindre big fair
$10.00-13.50.
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3uder. - Wnrit feit. -- Raffis
nirisr Gut 2oaf $500; poipSsreb
$S.40; Cubes $3.50; eranuIirier
$3.50; Gonisetionsrs .gl1 500:
Of .a4 $7.90-s.00; tpeibe srtra
$7.70-7.S0; eytra e. $3.50 per
bunbert pfiinb.
Wolaffes. - marst ifstia. -
Rep Orleans Open astt.I 45 -65e;
Centrifugal 25-35e per galIone.
Reis. - 2ouiiiana, fdnep 5sab
63-7e; primo 5t-5ae; orbtndrer
44c; sebrcdener 3s-4c; Sapdn a.
&c per pfunb.
Dairp. probufte.
Butt er. - Rarst rubis. preifs
iieits. W6plemilt ertra 44c;
Centralized srtra 41ac; Gentrali5eo
firifs 3Se; fnonbs CSC; Gancp Ddirp
Bic; padfns Sipd 20-25Ae.
adfe. = Nartt fttis; Obto 25e;
9orbipeHIi4er 25-27ci Rem BORT
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Gbieaso, ii. gidr5.

Sdfpeins. = 3uiubr 1900. -
Martt ifpa6, meiIisns 3 Bis 10t
unter BEN se'tri9sn prsiie. 8uI'
$14.50-1470; lei6te $13.9O-14.'
So; semii4.e $l4.20-14.75; i4ps-
re S1420-14.80; raube $142O-
14.35; 5ertel $10.75-15.0O.
gtlnbDisb. = 3ufu5r 1900. -
Martt tart. Ginheimii4e gssf Ste.
re $9.O0-12.65; Stpders unb see.
oers S6.80-9.75; aibe urb 9sifers
$5.8o-10.75; aaI6tr $9.75-13.'
80.
S6afs. - 3ufubr 1900. Warti
feit Wetbers $1O.9o-1285; Gtpes
$8.7512.10; 2ammer $12-25-14.'
75, a,A
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1lsIb, Wsnbs nnl Nltiea in @er gsrl.

Uef&3ffDvaIIert WuE0en " 4-fMS
hisioniirt. Us4isi suf eonooH iDar.n l'.,
iis: Gas - Tag N1i; eSmm.rs'al
BEL anSeiiuneen H.7eH. Jronss Sidt
5.85,Rsbel S.eSN. Warf Sidlt 6s51kt, Ra'
bel 8SK, &ronen Sitt II. 10, 4aba Ills.
2ire St4t 7.eS. aasel 7.s2. RubsI Sitf
%, Gattl 20K, Slber BaTren 7SAs
xtsissRiiHs TousrS 66,S.
NftieRmarft--Nm Bsrriittase mar
bsr Warft f4ws4, BE Hreiie srsoiien lid
obsr sisou ano ber s,aril idlob ftsrf.
QiieHtssH. .attita.
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SShere 9iIbuna.

vqber Hanri, tpenu DID Defn
Munn e1s Sage priisslt, bat er Idcn
gar ietne gtIbungl"
%, giIOung bot er Taou - oeuu
pcr ben aeutsn tbut sr's ia utatls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-15

i
gier. - Marft rubig unb Treiie
itctig. = Drima firits Spiibnereiei
263e: firifs 26; orbindre firits 25e
ietonbs 24c per Dubenb. GnfensIe'
30c; @1nieeier SOC bas 9ubenb.
gefliisel. - Wartt rubis uni
itetis; groilers BON Ia pfunb uns
barunter 35c; Jrpers II pfunb 25c;
9dbne 15Ac; junas Sabine 175e; 6ab'
ner 22c; 5rutbiibnsr BON 8 Big 1o
pfunb 25e; bo. nit frummer Yruli
12c; Gulls Sc; peibe gnten 18-
2oc; Gdnie 10-14c; alts Sauben
$$1.550 psr GHBtnb.
Cbfunb gemiife
4spfel. Rpme geautp $3.50
$50; Sen Oabis $3.O0-4.25
Scbnatban $4.75-5.25; &lnss S4.75
$50; Greeuipss S4.50-5.0C; SNIFF
rior allie SOrten $2.O0-300 per
gbl.
3itromen. - California $2.75
$50 per &iits; aimes 85c-$1.W
per &iits.
Orangen. California RaDcls
S2.75-3.75; Slorisa S3.00-3.25;
SanssriHe $225-2.50 per &iiie.
Grape Gruit. - 5lorica ST.
25-4.OO.
Grb6eeren. 4o-5oc per
Quart.
aartofieln. 2oilispillc
$500; Miaisan II. WistOniiu $500
per gbl. unb $3.50 per gulbsl
bonn 8eleiic; Bermuda go. 1 $40.
90; Ho. 2 $500 Der gbl.
Saatfartoffeln. - Genuine
Heb 9ii,er frii6s Sbio, gu. $3.23
gurbanis, $50 pfuub Sad $7.75;
5riibs, 6 WodeR, gu. $685.; giural
Rem gorf $3.15; Rings, gu. S3.15
Siibtartoffeln. - Selapars
$1.75-2.o0, Gortp Salls $1.5O-
200 camper.
aobl. oeHli6r s2.oo--2-25
per g6l.
@urt.n. - Sr.ibbus S1.50-
LIS per 8usnb.
&raut. DaniIh s8.00-8.5Oi
per gbl. rOtks $8.25-8.15; Sungts
Gloribn S2.75-3.O0 per Camper.
DeiBe RHbsn. - $780,
% per gbl.
Stedriib.n. - $4.75-6.oO
per g6f.
3piebeln. - 8eiBe $3.50
GOO Der Crate. acIbe SS.50-9.oo;
rotbe $500 Der hunbert Biunb.
Crime gobnen - Jloriba
s3.5o-3.75; Wa4sbobnsn $3.50
3.75 per 5dmper.
Saro..ten. - ginheirli'he $3.'
D-3.75 per gbl.
2anbprobufte.
Seu. so. 1 simot6n $16.5O-
17.oo;Ro. 2 simOtbp S1575-16.25;
Ro. 9 simotbp $14.75-15.50;
No. / semii6tsr alee $1600-16.5o;
90. 2 gsmii6tsr alee $15.5o-16.O0;
Rc. l alse $3.50 1900; Ro. 2
Slee $16.50-17.00; 9isifsss alfalfa
S16OO-19.00; RossenitrOb $1,000
-12.50; Saisritrob S10.50-11.Oo;
Wsi5enitrob $10.5O-1.O0 per 5on'
ne.
Wabtsnfutter. - Warit rus
bia unb felt. - alsie $39.50-40.0O;
Ulibolings braune $41.00-42.00;
psibe $42.0O-43.OO; s.mif4tss gut
ter S4o.5o-41.O0.
GGmer.ien. = Wtartt f.tia.
aleiam.n $1o.5o-12.oO per
gu. bonn Stprs; simotbp s2.25-2..
60; gu9peissu $1.20; GIa9siaamsn
1926 rer gu.
@erf4iebsn.s.
De.e. - Iarit feit; a.iriSl, robes
$50 per gaa. Sn partisn IA gbl.
Geto9tss 1t mebr; RO. l GarbDl 87c;
Cotton Ss.b Oil, rafiinirtss s1.O4
Der @auone, 5erpentin 56c in Bar.
tien pon 1---5 sSaB, unS 70 in Bar.
tieu bon 1875 GllIoren Petroleum.
Obio Carbon 120 grab Sc; bo. $50
Grab 8ac; S.abIis5s 175 9rao as--
10c; RsbGrown Saiolin 22sc; Rapb.
ia 27c per Galons in pariien BON /
IS gbIs.
5aIs. Der Marit in rubis. =
Sbio Ripsr $1.4O per gbI. bon 100
pfunS, Gubrlphn binSustfist.
1als. Wartt itstis. prima
Gitp 12i-12lc; DO. Gcuntrp III
11lc per gfunb.
apblen. - Wartt rubig. pittss'
bura S6.0o-7.5O; aanapba $500
gluB unb Slad $780,
90 per 5onns abslisfert. Raudloie
Stiidiobleu $s.O0-S.50; @ntbracits
slo.5O Per Tonne abselieiert. Cote
ipiist S7.0o-S.00 per Sonne abses
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Die naafolssnbsn Quptirunssn bes
aieben iid nur auf Gugros 1ranss
ottipnen. Bel ilsinsren geibditen
rsrbsn siiuas bShere prsiie bers4ust.
propiiioneu.
g dmal3. prima Stsam
1195-lS.1o; JamiIg 2o-oo-
20.5Ot.
2rodm sef4laenss Glsijd.
- Short clsar Seitsn 19a-194e;
Grtra Ibort clear esitsn 194-19ac;
iur3e Rippenieiien 18a-19c; Bellies
22a-23ac.
sugar Gureb Steif6. =
Sdintsn 22t-23bc; qicnic S4ul'
tern 17S-18c; 8rsatfait Bacon "a
-26c; S9uItsrn 1Sa-19c; Sduls
tern, Rem yori Gut, 19-19ac; tros
dene Beef SduItsrn 31A-32ac.
Bacon. Sbort clear Ssit.n
21a-2l9e; sytra ibOrt clear Ssitsn
21t t-21ac; t,irse Rippenieitsn 2o3-
21Ae; Bellies. 24a 25sc.
SiBsep0teltes 51eifd. -
S6intsn 20-20Ae; pienic SduItsrn
16S-17e; gellies 21-21ae; Sauls
tern 17a-1se; S9ult.rn, Qeiu gort
Gut 18-185e.
Grifhes Gleif 9. .--Saintsn
20-21t; pienic S9uItern 16-16ac;
S9ultsrn 17a-1se; tur3e Rippsn'
f.iisn 1870; I1ort clear Rippsn'
ieiten 1sa-1sac; ertra ihort clear
Hippenisitsn 1Sa -19c; Bellies, dsias
ts. 24-241e; Bellies, Iatpers, 214-
224e; Beef GarcaB 15e.
WebI unb getreibs
MebI. - @intsr patsnt $500
$50; Winisr iansp $8.5O-9.0o;
Winier familp S8-00-S.5O; Winter.
srtra $7.00-7.5o; WiHtsr orbindrsr
S6.5O-7O0; 5artss Weistn patent
$9.00-9.5O; 5ariss Dsissn iancp
S.25-8.75; 5arits Mei3en famiIp
$7.00-7.50; Rosssn, Rortbtueitsrn,
semiIdtss $775-8.00; Rosssn. Sip
zines $s.O0-S.25; Rosssn, Gitp
stmiidtss $S.00-8.25.
nielsen. - go. 2 roiber Wintsr
$2.00-2.02; go. 8 DO. $1.95-1.s
So; go. a DO. $1.80-1,90.
Welf 9torn RO. 2 ip.ibss
$1.n-111s; RO. 8 DO. $1.10-1.s
II; go. 4 DO. $1.0SA-l09a; Ro. 3
DO. $1.o6s-1.o8a; go. 6 DO. $1.o4a
-106a.- Ro. 2 ssIbss S1.10A-1.s
IL; go. 8 bo. $1.09a-1.10a: RO. 4
DO. $1.08-1.09; 20. 5 DO. $LO6-
LOS; so. G bo. S1.04-1.06. = Ro.
2 semii9tss S1.10a-1.11;; glo. 3
bo. S1.092-l10A; Io. A DO. $1.08
LOO; no. 8 DO. $1.O6-10S; Ro.
6 DO S1.04-1.06. = Weibss aol,
bentorn s1.13-1.15; seIb,s &oIbsns
iorn $1.15; s.mii4tes aOlbsniprn
$1.13-1.15.
Snfer. glo: 2 ip.iBsr Csc;
Sfarodro merger b4-66e; go. 3
ipfiber 63-64e; RO. A psiBsr 61A 4
62se; 0O. 2 ssmiiater 63-63ac;
Ro. 3 eemiibtsr ein= .imiider 62A--
63e; go. a s.miihter 61-62c.
Rcssen. = Ro. 2 $155-1.57;I
Rp. 3 $1.52-154; Ro. A $1.45-1.s
80.
Wbistep.
gsriauft purben 854 g6ls. 9is
Killers Ginifkb gooss auI bsr Bats
$1.47 per Gallone.
Groceries.
Raffee Cana 2S-35c; Wota
30 -33e; Guatemala funep 1sae; oo.
gutter 17ac.
Stimu s.................... 1917
ssuit '...-... .-.......-.....-...HE 1eL
peH .....-........-.lIh 1875
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ySie, asllner, Id baB in meinsm aes
ben Tton bieI Butter seieben, aber
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