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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-08
Offices and Storerooms

RESPONSIBLE PARTY can share
two offices in kunkel Building, al
ready furnished, 710 and II kunkel
building Bell phone 1924.
FOR RENT - Storeroom. Sl4 North
Third street; attractive room on cor
ner, for store or office; centrally 40
Gated; n squares from Capitol Park;
along street car line; city steam heat
furnished; now ready for occupancy.
Apply l.. Minter. ITO North Second
street Both phones.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-08
Rooms For Rent

FURNISHED FRONT ROoMS-Sec-
on,l or third floor. Apply at 72l Capt.
tai street
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-08

FOR RENT - Three unfurnished
rooms. with the use of bath, on second
floor, for light housekeeping. Large
balcony adjoining. Ali conveniences.
Address 6l9 North Eighteenth street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-08
Business Personals

IRON AND WOODEN FENCE
| BUILDING done. Jobbing of all kinds.
Apply Il. 4. Albright. 2114 Moore
| street, or Dial 5S2l.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-08
Deaths

BLACKSMITH - On June 6. 1911.
Anna Blacksmith, wife OF Augustus
+. Blacksmith, aged 90 years.
Funeral on Saturday, June y, at
P. NJ, from her late residence, No;
224 Boas street. The relatives ana
friends are. invited to attend with
out further notice.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-08

WANTED - Boys. for evening
work at soda water fountain. Apply
Forney's Drug Store, 81 North Second
street.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
Amazing Power Of Bon-Opto
To Make Weak Eyes Strong
JOctor Says 1t Strengthens Eyesight
so per cent. in One Weeks Time
in Many Instances
A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use at Home.

A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use at Home.
Victims Of eye strain and other eve
weaknesses and those VITO wear gln'scs,
will he glad to know that according tu
Or. Lewis there ~ real hope und help
for them Many whose eyes we're full
ing say they have had their eyes restored
by this remarkable prescription .uni mt1y
who once wore glasses sHy they have
thrown them AWAY OucrmDn sp}a, after
uslng II Il was almost blind Could
not see to read Ht all Now | can rcnd
eyes do not hurt any more. Al night
they would pain dIeadfully Now they
feel fine all the time II uns Ike q mir
rClo to me" A lady who used II says
The atmosphere seemed huEy with on
without glasses. but aitcr using this pre-
crlptionf for hftecn. dnvH everything
seems clear 7 can rAd even fIno print
without glasses Another who used II
snys Il wis bothered with eye strain
caused by ovcrwOrkcd, tired tycs, which
Induced fierce headaches | h,vo worn
glasses for several years, both for dis
tance and work, and without them ! could
not read my own name on an envelope or
the typewtitlng on the machine before
me l can do both now and have discard
cd my long distance glasses altogether
can count. the nuttcriuR lc1vcs on the
trees ncroAs the street now. which for
several years have looked Ike n dim
green blur to me- | cannot CNprCss my
W M what n has done for mo"
II In believed that thousands who wear
'lRsses can now discard them In rce-
enable time and multltudcs more win he
able TO strengthen their eyes 20 ms 10 he
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27

S,orcd the trouble ond expense Of ever
Y tinV glasses lEy troubles NJ many
descriptions wny b. wonderfully nou.nt-
cd hN the usu NJ this ugDs.rnil0u ut
home Go 90 uuy uutigc duug HNtr aud
get % heulo ~ B0u-upto tablets Drop
one l.U.Onto Hh.ul u fourth ~ Il
glass ur water uua let h dissolve. with
ths lEml nlimv TIE eyes two 10 four
tiulra daily Won ahuIld notice your eyes
rlonr up porcepllly right from IN" start,
ma inflammation and rydn'H viii quick
" di.Nuuulr II your Dyos bother YOU
even little II h Your duty 20 take steps
to save them now, Ncfnrc u rs TOO late.
| Muuy hUpolcsslN blind mirht hnNc saved
| th,.r s'Ght If They he'd cared Tor their
| eyes In timt
| NOTE Another prominent physician TO
! whom tho above Hrl| ole WINS auhIulttrd. said .
/ Yer the Iuu.nNtu prescription IL truly II
/ wonderful ego T'mydv It's constituent in
| HpoClHlls' Nul widely prescribed hN them.
| I have used n '.ry 'uurl 7Hfuly u my own
practice ON pl'i. uit WnoEo eyes were
STAINED t..tWrh uNufvurk Ur mIEff glasses
I ,nu hghlv recommend 10 In onse ot weak
Un'rIN u'H.rr sWuiiIur itching, burning
eyes. r'd l.1a t'.r.d Vision or for eyes In
Uhwrd nom exposure ip smoke. uUn. dust
or Wind II Is ONE ur tho y,rs few prcuara.
uur uar I'm elruP ,,ry rrmly" non onto
rofnrr,d &c. above. b. mot u rHtept medicine or
olsr.frt r.urdN. u ls nu ethical ur,ulrn-
ihn, the fnmulu hDr. printed ON the pach-
nRu Tho manufacturers guarantee n 70
rttcnrtnpn cycHght 10 prrrynt m one weeks
tlmo lp many instances on refund the money
n can lu obtained from amy good druggist
and ia sold In this cltv hy tho W,atfaIl
Drug Co, aud other drugglsiH Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
Reserve Soldiers
for Thanksgiving
Early, Is Warning

Oklahoma CITY families wanting sol
der guests for Thanksgiving dinner
must make rcscrvaticns for the men at
the Chamber OF Commerce before noon
tomorrow The time limit was set to-
day because It will he necessary to no
tify officers at Fort Sill and Camp
Doniphan Of the number Of men to be
accommodated here About 500 sol
diers have been Spoken for at this
time
The Chamber of Commerce this
morning asked that as many as wish
to do so come TO the Chamber Of Com
mcrce on Thanksgiving apd pick oat
their men and escort them to dinner.
Where il is not convenient for the per
son TO do so, a soldier will be sent TO
the house Directions as TO the proper
car to take will be furnished each man.
K s Wedding secretary of the local
lsM c. A., volunteered today to assist
the Chafhber Of Commerce officials in
assigning and handling the soldiers here
on Thanksgiving morning He will be
assisted by four workers OF his organl-
gation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
| THOUGHT MY
TIME HAD COME
SAYS KELLEY
Taken Home to Die, Health Is
Restored by Tanlac and He
Gains 20 Pounds.

Robert 7. Kelley, a well-known for
mcr alderman and tor three years in,
charge OF the county farm Of Falls
county Texas, told an interesting story
the other day about the recent recovery
OF his health through thc-u,c OF Tanlac
Mr. Kelley live, a, 1909 North Com
lncrcc street, Fort Worth, Texas and
in relating hi, experience said
Eleven years ago was a strong
and healthy man and weighed a hun
drcd and fiy-slv pound, Something
went wrong and lost my appetite and
Tell of ull ! was almost skin and
bones My nerves were shattered and
my whole body wa, nckcd with pain
$50 that ! could hardly get a nights
sleep Ad became so weak that took
tD my bed and lly flat oi my back for
several months tried all kinds ol
medicines and treatment, hul kept gc,
ting worse and fm'ly wen, 10 a hosni
tal lo see II that wuod hc'n me. but
they could hold ou' NO hope for me and
] was taken home 90 die Even my best
friends Vayt me mp and ! thought m,
time had surely come
] had heard Sp much about 1anlg.
/ 'Na' | decided 20 r.. u as last resort
ond had hardly used more than hall
/ my first bottle before icll II wa,
Strengthening me oul The pain, hcgar
20 leave me and picked mp till gJuncD
twenty pounds. and ! have such an' ap
/ uptttp | am 1ttV4ilu Y.kav,,I o.. an, Il
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
Registered Men
Cannot Volunteer
After December Is

Voluntary enlistment Of registered
men ceases December IS, insofar as the
army is concerned according to instruc-
tions received at the army recruiting
station today from the adjutant gen
erals office at Washington.
The orders provide that no registered
man will be accepted at the training
stations as a volunteer after December
IS, so all b-stationS in Oklahoma have
been instructed not to accept regis
tered man as recruit after December
". In Oklahoma City registered mer
may enlist up TO December y,
The one exception to the rule Is tina
under such regulations as the surgeon
general may prescribe fand upon per
mission from the surgeon general TO dc
so, any medical student, hospital IN
terne, dentist, dental student veterinar-
ian or veterinarian, or vetrinary studen,
may enlist in reserve corps of the med
ical department.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
NINE TEEN ENLIST
N U. S. SERVICE
Navy Gets Six Recruits in
Oklahoma,

Nineteen recruits Tor the armed
forces OF the United States were oh
tanned through the recruiting stations
in Oklahoma during the last twenty
four hours OF this number thirteen
enlisted in the army and six in the
navy.
The names OF the recruits, their home
towns and the branch Of the service IN
which they enlisted follow
Navy-M G, SiSemore and Robert
Dunbar, MoAleSter r. A. Tcnnisn
Enid. and Willis Corey, Zachary !
Ellis and W. O. Donaghey Oklahoma
. City.
Regular Army William \ Allgood.
linton; Robert I. Crawley, Piedmont;
Charley Foulk, Henrvctta; Harry s.
Clayton, Oklahoma City; Hubert +
Hammer, Seminole. Rov d Hughes,
Oklahoma City; James II. Lewis Yale
Melvin NJ McMahan, Knoxville, Tenn
Bert Moore Kansas City Kan; Elmer
X Pace Clovis. N NJ Robert Reed.
Ninita; John |. Smith, Oklahoma City
and Ooch Thomas. Hanna
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
PRoBIBMS
s&Es!t,'esE &E8e sHEIlR7A1RT R71ssRE'T]
\ EAR MRS, THOMPSON We are
j two girls of ~

IN ENh MNS, | fiOMISON we are
~ two girls of II,
We wish to give a Christmas
party for our bunch. Please tell rs some
new games suggestive OF Christmas, and
please tell rs some inexpensive re.
treatments 10 serve excepting cocoa
and waters as We have served them
until we are tired OF them We work
every day and go % school at night and
so please don't make it very expensive
There are about twenty M the bunch.
NJ b Rs
You can find a book a' the library
which will suggest many delightful
games You would find 1t fun to have
giits from every person at YOUR party
to every other person. The prits
should be caSt-olt trnketS or garments
or any old thing that is absolutely
WON out and useless
Serve red grlatinc and waters The
color is appropriate, and practically
everyone likes gclatinc Another good
thing is baked apples with red CHINA
mon candies cooked in with the ap
pies. The candy makes them a hr1uli
ful red and adds a delicious flavor.
Dear Mrs. Thompson. Some TINT
ego | wrote YOU regarding he trouble
] was having with my little boy. II,
Is a very modest little fellow and al
ways minds his own business but SOM
ncigbbors OF ours used 10 bother ''u
and il caused 80 much trouble we wer
worried about II almost to distraction
Following the advice you gave me- "
seted very indifferent and showed ihi
neighbor that her actions didn't bottle
a. 4 bit. and soon she stopped teasin
the little fellow.
Now second neighbor has startc
setting the same way, and ! don't kno,
what 10 do about H. She bothers all ,
the Huh boys the same way and doesn
psesa 10 have . BIT OF sense about 4,
pp you think that II try to show he
6hstN don't care, like ! did the othC
enc. she will stopi MOTHER
Yes, ] am quite sure that she wi
stop II You show her that she is onl
making fool of herself TO act so.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
Supreme Court Raps
Wildcat Companies

A supreme court decision directed a,
wild cat" stock companies was handed
down by the supreme court today in a
decision which declared void a transac.
tion by which 30 shares Of stock in the
Paden Oil company had been trans.
ferred TO c. n Cameron
The suit was appealed to the supreme
court by Frank +. Lee and A. d
Morton They contendod that Cameron
had been issued 200 shares OF stock al
40 percent Of their par value and that If
fact nothing had been paid for tn,
stock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
Governor to Hold
Capitol Reception
on Thanksgiving

Men who have had a prominent part
in the building Of the state capitol and
their wives are to stand with Governor
Williams in the receiving line at the
Stateroom OF thc capitol at 4 o'clock
Thursday afternoon when a public re-
ccption is to be held
Members Of .lhe capitol commission,
he capitol advWry commission archi-
,ccts, members Of the board OF affairs
-nd others have been asked by the gov
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
Doctors Fired at
St. Louis Because
More Pay Wanted

ST. LOUIS, Nov 27--Forty.onc
junior internes at the city hospital were
discharged last night by DR.. Cleveland
II. Schutt, hospital commissioner after
they threatened to walk out unless the
commissioner agreed TO support a bill
now pending before the board Of alder
men, which provides a salary Of SIS a
month for interneS Seven hundred
patients In the institution were without
medical attention until members Of the
visiting staff Of the hospital could be
summoned
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27

crnor to assist INN in receiving the ,l5-
i,orS. The reception which viii con-
tlnue two hours will be tine first held
since the completion OF the ncw cap.
ilol and many are expected to a,.ll
themselves Of the opportunity o' lu.
spccting thc ,tatchuu,c and meeting 'hr
governor
Those invited to stand i'm the 1c.rlg-
ing line with the governor follow
Mr.. and Mrs. W h. Anthony MAJ.
low; Mr. and Mrs S W Hogan
Cashun. Mr. and Mrs = J. GOn'diny
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27

Charles West who won a Comm,s-
sion as first lieutenant at the training
camp for the officers reserve corps at
Leon Springs, was FORMERLY attorney
general OF Oklahoma He resides at
l44O West Thirty seventh street /, 45
years old and is married He is ma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27

Winircd Grant Jenkins, who was
commissioned a first lieutenant at the
Leon Spring. reserve officers training
camp i, bond broker OF $40 North
Central avenue. He is y years old. IS
single and IS a graduate OF the Okla
homa City high school In lyl4 he Jed
the high school debating club
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
Bandits Attack
Toledo Paynaster
and Get $4,000

TOLEDO, o. Nov q Five bandits
to-day attacked the Huebner Brewery
company paymaster and got away with
S5OOO. according TO a report received
by the police
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27

tive OF Georgia and va, educated in
that state
i.ryay McLaurrn Bancroft of 2l5
West Eighth street won commission
a, second lieutenant at the training
camp for the officers reserve corps at
Leon Spring NE formerly was a
buyer for G. + lIounold, bond broker.
l Mr. Bancroft is married
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27

New Zealand has l64 butter and 3Q2
cheese factories in operation.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27

Not a mere wheat substitute, but
a wonderfully wholesome, tooth
some loaf that it is a pleasure
instead of a hardship to eat.
Many Oklahoma families have
gotten SO that they buy it other
times in the week besides Wheat
less Day.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27

Housewives who have tried it,
say HOOVER Rye Bread is the
real thing. Dark in color-light
in texture - pungent with the
fragrance of healthful rye flour,
and tastes just like it smells
Once you try, you'll always buy it.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16
N13ttn isDsbl Sriutn
als yinner i'd Dieitn
gebran4 ang.u09ntn.
Gin 9ias beisss maiIsr an ifbsm passs
sen trdst basa bri, saA wfr sSnL
urunisr Inb frtfh ausfsbeH
nnb fhtIsn.

gsur foId)s, bur6 berer Gberu reiues< saeInrp
beS BIut fIisBt, iiub eIldIi6, better urn ninn'
ter irdftig unb Iebbaft: HIrr folde tdbsu ems
rfine Salit, cine natiirIi6e, aefunbe 8etnis'
fGrbe uno srtreusn 'ir uoiiiuer 0siii#SsSss
1lnb menH Hur ieoe fSrnu nub ieber wimhn
piibten, fueI1e Bunber Elm trnerit9es wsep
seubdb sutuese brtrat. fueI6 ertrenitce ae~
berimg piirbe bies beiDirieu.
elritutt Der aanfsHoe boz irdrflibeH, blnt
crmen wadnnerr, srauen urtb wado6doen Hlf
fabIcr, uureiner 6efihisinrbe; auitdtt ber sobI
reicber 9erfoner NIT bSGie abee'parrften gler'
ben mb erf6lafftem a6rper unO bar pieleH
@eiiimiften tuiiroer mir nberau frditie ausfss
teube. ootiutifhfbe. rotbunHSige 2erte mn
urts ieten
Gin innerIifes g1b beri6o'fer mir uns,
trbem mir ieoen Wlorger Dor bem Sribifi6
ein @Ias 6eises gldffer init sinem zbesIbf'd
RON aiusftoue 9bospbate gu uns uebr,eu, I'm
ben DSGsen, bte oeber, bic Nteren Hrb bic 30
Sut Inneen Gtehdrme BON ben rHbcrnuuiHen
saefter. ben lauren GafrH uub Giften oes Dor,
berleherlben 9uaes 5u reirteeU urb ben ge-
fGnuEter gpefes uub geroaIIrssfanaI sn er
friiteH, ebe mir Heue gnbrirHg In unferen
WinpeH nIrfnebMeu,
Gnen foIben, iurT6e OIL 8OpH6mer8eu. &c.
berbefbmeroer. iibelriederoerr Itbem, sibsns
mattsmus uHb gridItuna Ietoer unb ndmrnt'
I'D folcher. ete cine bid|'e, bIei6e @efihts'
fcrbe ba6eH uno biei BON Seritop'rna heiripe'
iu6t fiub. fpirb erriiid aernthsH. fid in etRer
ernptbeie ciH gierteIpfurb alHieTtore Fhos-
pbnte du inu'er. has nur cine 5tIeiniaieit io'
fet nber aerfat nm bic fhren unS meriwfr'.
biae @erberuna I'M e,cfurbbcit 1nitGro mo
frT.
DE erfreueH. luCIhe bieier trueridocn ahrpcr'
reHgitra obtspeU, mir 6iirfen rridbt nernriien,
BAT tunerlihe Reirli6tet ben ar6Sorer 9it'
tiefeit III als bic dlserithe. neil be odut
feline urreiuia,eiten abiorutrt orrf fneihc has
EIut perfchIeebtert fpirb. mite ntes ourdb Die 80.
ren Der 80 SUB Ianaen Geodrme sefbiebt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16

aiaetnsstt. 1A Mars. lsiz

otastRH sts. ~ Mari, 1911
~ OsMfes tasisS au4 tente Stsbsr
stns snte Ra4fraee mad Dsrfeben bu psr.
Ssi9sen. Gsfj II wi1is. tir Tarletea
.sn eaG~ pusbeH boa Ssn 6sHfen 81
6x bersARet, wdtreub 0ef6aftspayiere Jn
5X~-6% tjlfonstst UsrDen. I'm eiieHen
Nsarist ptthen 9aslsten .su eslls az -
lXX nnb auf Ban ~ 4K-S% plaeiri.
sssAfd sxy Nts psss.
uareu jejtsr anp nurbsn 5u 10e unb 15e
4istonfc' per 5000 Spti4en Sanien per.
iault, Die GeuRissyatt betrdsf see Drdmis
"a Sioeo
DsAfss ssg dnfsSa.
GiAt. Ws@ii suT GonboH iuufosa 40
Al 10 -. STIRLING quotist. fnr @sds
fsG asf Berlin murDsa l8He prD Nau be-
tsdast, f1s 0edlsi aui $dsiS i71<e pro
0rans. auf xRiferbam ~ bSc Vufsea
unb suf 0isa 1se pre- xrons, aissS 18He.
Saubsf 81, SsedtoIm pro Krone $3.50,
5rauss tGdssiD 20Hc.
oCHbss. s.cbtisssisHss.
Dssa satis sas ketis. DIE Dsxien sps.
''sss sk isssf; -. go.
~ 1sabS 1875 Goay. .issK
" Dsns1, 1918 ......lee 1e2
~ DexeS. lvoo ..... 90 Ssb
SS yaHamA ........ S5X
~ Yausms Ssnyes. 10
Glssstss essledimiAs<.
pie tlmldts TN tisfsen gfearinsbaus
tsltsfss ii& hsnte suf "a, $50. .1el.
siaIsedurttstsH.
Dss Mstit IN 2staIlsfuritdtsn sar tsuts
Isdt iebbaii. ginc. Gas & electric uno
Ctie dtaeiion prf. parsn IN ga4irase
ute BE prsile feh. Derfauft p nsSss:
IN sss Usris.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16

gutter y1anfrage uuo bic preife feIt
Der Wartt in Gtodsrs uno sSeebers
mar febr fluu.
Wittlere uitb i6pere Stiere $500
Hoo; Gleif4er Stiere $7.OO--9.s
rs; ailserlefene biz ertra $1,000
1850; 5eifers $7.00-8.75; ausers
leIens Bis ertra $9.0O-9.75; Siihe
$6.00-8.OO; auserlsIsHe Biz EXTRA
$8.25-9.oO; ganners $4.50-5.75;
Wsil9tiibe $40.00-1oO.OO; Stoders
unb deeoers $8.00-8.75.
gullm. = Die 3ufubren paren
leidt uno bic prciie iufOlgs gutter
Radfrase feit.
Sstts gssii!!sH $4,000; 30.
lpana $7.50-8.50; srtra $3.50 81
70; mngere unb lel6te S5.50-7.50.
&dlber. = Ger Wartt mar flau
|unb Die TpreiIe ON S6luiIe SOC Biz
S1.50 niebriger.
Bette adlber $12.5o-13.O0; fair
Bis quite $10.50-12.5o; orbindrs
unb grpBe $6.Oo-9.5O.
9 hnetne. - Der Martt mar
o6ne 8srGnberung.
@ute Bis aussrleIsne gerpadungss
uub llsiiderfortsu $14.95-15,0o;
genif6te 0erpaduugsIorten S14.75-
14.95; lei4te 9srianbtforten, 120
Bis $50 pfunb, S13.00-13.5o; quite
Els Guserlsfsne Jertel, 1o0-110
Yfuno, $11.50-11,75; plain uno
lside e5rtsl inter 100 pfliHb So
50--11.50; prOinGrs Bis auserlsisne
idJipere fette Sdue $8.50-1400;
Stass $8.00-11.75.
g hdfe nnb Gam mer. =
Die 3ufuhren paren pisber Iebr
lei6t, iooaB bieIeIben t.insn GinfIuB
dlif ben Wlartt ausii6en tpnnten.
Sbafe. auserleIene Bis ertra
$10.25-10.5O; CUTE Bis uuserleisne
$950-10.25; orOindre Bis fair $6.s
O0-9.O0. ldmmer, ouserleiene
biz srtra S14,35-14.50; CUTE Bis
aussrIsiene S14.00-14.25; urbindre
biz fair $10.0O-13.5O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16

3uder. - Wnrit fei. - Rdffi'
mirier gnt 9oai $3.50; poipoereS
$3.50; Cubes $S.75; srGiiiIirtsr
$8.25; Gonfectioners .41 $500;
Off u. $7.6o-7.75; peibs EXTRA
$7.35--765; ertra g. $7.55 per
bunbert plumb.
WpIaffes. - marlt ifetis. -
gleip SrIsans Open Rsttsl 45- CSC;
Centrifugal 25-35c pet @olIone.
ReiS. - GontIidna. fdnep 5sao
6s--7s; prima 5t-5ae; prbindrer
4ae; sebro6enfr 3a-4e; Sapan Al
5e per pfuub.
Dairp.probufte.
1utt er. - Wiarit rubis. preife
iieitg. - Wtolemilt rtru 44e;
gentroiiseb srtrd 41ae; gentrali3ee|
firRs CSC; fseonbs S5e; Uoncp Ddirp|
BIC; yadtna Stod 20-25ac.
Adfs - Marit itetis; Obic 25e;
gsosbiufRliGes 252ze; asen peri|
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16
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Sdpsine. = 3ufubr 21.oo0. -
Mdrt fart, 10c bis 15e ii6er beW
geItrissn prsiie. Built S14.55-14.=
So; Isichte $1400-14.80; gsmii6te
$1425-14.9o; idpers $14,3o-
1890; rduhe $14.3o-14.45; GertsI
$10.75-132.0.
Rinboieb. = 3ufubr 1000. Warit
ftetig; Ginbeimiits Beef Stiers So
00-12.65; Stoters unb 5eeoers
$6.40-9.75; Sibe unb Seifsrs So
S0-10.75; aGlbsr $9.75-13.50.
S9afe. - 3uiubr 1900. Rartt
TART; Wetbsrs $11.O0-12.5O; Gpes
$8.75-12.25; 2ammer S12.35-14.'
So.