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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-05-12
POPULAR SALESMAN KILLED.
b. o. RICHARDSON, OF COLUM-
BIA LOSES LIFE WHEN TRAIN
AND AUTO COLLIDE.
Accident Near Barnwcll-Rcmains
Taken on to Columbia by Southern
TraAn-Machinc q Total Wreck.

Columbia, May 8.-B. o. Richard
son, travelling salesman for the E. M.
DuPre Company, of this city, was in
stantly killed at 100 this afternoon
about four miles from Blackville,
when the automobile in which he
was driving was struck by Southern
train No. 80. The car was completely
demolished and it's lone occupant was
dead when reach ed by members of the
train crew. according to a long dis.
tance telephone message received in
Columbia late this Afternoon. Mr.
Richardson was rs years Of age. He
Is survived by his wise, who was be-
fore her marriage Miss Bertie Thack-
ham. and by a daughter seven months
Of age. He had been connected with
the DuPre Company for more than
two years In various capacities. but
had been travelling since the first of
this year.
Mr.. Richardson left Blackville this
afternoon. going to Barnwell. About
four miles from Blackville the road
crossed the Southern tracks and there
1t was that the accident occurred. 1t
Is presumed that the noise of the ap-
preaching train was not heard by Mr..
Richardson when his machine started
across tho track. The body was pre-
pared for burial at Blackville this af-
ternoon and will be brought to Co.
lumbia tonight. The residence of Mr.
Richardson is at 22O3 Park street. this
city.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-05-12
INVITES VISIT TO CAROLINA.
Sovcsnor HOPES English AMI French
Comsnissloners VIII Traverse

~ Columbia. May lO.-Gov. Manning
yesterday addressed kilograms to Maj.
0en Wood. Secretary Lansing and
senator Il. ID. Smith urging that invi-
t4tions to visit Columbia be extended
- the French and British commits
IONS. 'south Caroline earnestly de-
elres > visit from the official commits
eoens Of Great Britai, and France"
~ snsssags read. Their presence
wm - IN inspiration. I request that
yoa eztsnd to them this invitation.
OR i'ssorcss and our people are Of
@ered freely for the war for the do
9onss Of liberty. Please urge them TO
eens 10 ~"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-05-12
MEDICAL MEN GATHER.
opotheastern Sanitary Association
Meets In Greenvillc.

0Seenville. May 9.-The Southeast
EN- sanitary association convened here
thb morning. q number Of physicians
md medical men from Ave Southeast
eep States being present. Officers will
y elected tomorrow. the closing day
cf the NTH ann ual convention.
Or. Joseph Goldberger. who was to
have spoken today on the subject of
poAlagra. was unable to attend. In
hio stead DR.. 1olliver Clark spoke on
Child Hygiene"
The activities of the day came to a
cloes with the informal banquet at
the ottaray hotel tonight.
Or. James A.. Hayne. State health
c@csr. spoke on the subject Of Pub
Iic Health Progress In South Carolina
90 tho morning session. He was fol-
lowed by DIR. Il. A. Hines Of Seneca.
whose subject was THE Sanitation
and the Infant Mortality" There fol-
lowed a general discussion INDUCED in
~ many Of the delegates which
slicitsd many matters of importance to
the profession. Recess was then TAX
en until the afternoon session.
Some Observations Concerning the
J1ve Major Causes OF Preventable
Dsaths In the South" was the opening
addrsss at tho afternoon session. de-
fvsred by II. II. Shoulders. Sta e reg
iotrar Of vital statistics OF Tennessee.
Or. Carl ". Reynolds. health officer
a. Asheville. spoke on Tuberculosis
u the Negro Race" lie was follow
81 by DR.. p. A. Pressly OF Greenville.
whose theme was Rotation OF Oral
Hygiene TO Ideal Sanitation" Miss
Elizabeth Summers was also one Of
the speakers.
The association then adjourned un-
tii tonight. when tho informal ban.
quet was rendered at the Ottaray no
eel.
The programme tomorrow includes
several specialists from different
branches OF tho department Of agri-
culture. Washington. and also DR.. F.
M. Routh and DIR. L. A. Riser OF the
South Carolina State board of health.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-05-12
THE DINKINS' MILL PICNIC.
Chamber OF Commerce Directors "
dOrsc Project and Urge Citizens
Attend.

At the meeting Of the directors of
the Sumter Chamber Of Commerce
held yesterday resolutions were unanl-
mously adopted endorsing the big get
together between city and country
basket picnic to be held at Dinkins'
Mill pond on May 16th.
The president. vice presidents, and
directors OF the commercial organ
ization expressed the opinion that the
meeting OF thousands Of men, wo-
mon. boys and girls Of the rural dis
tricts with the citizens of Sumter and
their families on occasions Of this
kind will certainly prove not only
very pleasant, but also profitable to
city and country.
The directors instructed Secretary
Reardon, the chairman Of the city of
Sumter committee on Dinkins Mill
picnic, to call his committee togeth-
er and get the committee to do it's
best towards having as many OF
Sumter's men, women. boys and girls
as possible to attend this picnic.
The report that this picnic date
has been changed is erroneous and II
will positively be held on next We'd
nesday. May 10th.
Hon. d. d. Noise. of Sumter. mem
Der Of the general assembly and
Lieut.. Gov. Andrew j. Bethea will
deliver addresses and other speakers
are expected to touch upon import
ant economic problems of the times.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-05-12
More Liquor Cases Tried.

In the recorders court this morn
ing Willie FriersOn, COlOred, was tried
by the recorder and Il jury on the
charge OF selling liquor. the jury re-
turning q verdict of not guilty.
Monday afternoon Adam Tindal
plead guilty to two charges Of selling
liquor and was given $4,000 or 80 days
on each count. and was tried by Il
jury on q third charge and found
guilty. Il sentence of 500 or 80 days
being imposed by the recorder.
These cases were some of those re-
sulting from the recent work of local
detectives.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-05-12
JOFFTE CAPTURES NEW YORK
Metropolis Surrenders Unconditional,
to Him.

Metropolis Surrcnders Internationally
New York, May 9.-New York sur
rendered Internationally to Joseph
Jacques Joffre. marshal of France.
and the French war commission at
4:35 o'clock this afternoon. Not only
did the worlds largest city capitulate
to the hero Of the Marne and to Rene
Viviani. former premier of France,
who headed the war mission to the
United States. hut 1t accorded them n
triumphal entry.
Never have visitors to New York
been given so tremendous a welcome.
At least a million of It's citizens turn
ed out to pay homage to the great
soldier and the great statesman of q
sister republic.
Accustomed as they have become
to demonstrations Of esteem since they
set foot on American soil. the French
men were overwhelmed at the demon
stration accorded them by New York.
Their coming was n historic event
and II was celebrated in a historic
way.
The men whom the city honored did
not try to hide the emotion they felt
From the moment they alighted In
Jersey City from the closely guarded
special train which brought them
from Philadelphia until they retired
tonight I'm the Fifth avenue mansion
oi henry c. Frick. they were not per-
mitted to forget that New York was
p''uo ,o nave within it's gates the
representatives of tho best loved all,
OF the United States.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-05-12
ANOTHEIt BRAZILIAN VESSEY
SUNK.
Press Calls For Drastic Action From
the Government,

Buenos Aires, May 10.-Local news
papers here assert that the govern
ment has received information that
the Argentine sailing vessel Oriana
has been sunk by a German subma-
rine. They say the incident is graver
than the sinking of the Monteprotc-
gido and demand that the govern
ment act at once. Germany has Offer
ed separations for the sinking of the
Monteprotegido, and that incident is
closed.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-05-12
May Join South Carolina Bureau

A conference OF the representatives
OF South Carolina companies and a
committee OF the 8. r.. ". A.. was held
In Atlanta on May 3. at which the
question OF having all companies OPP
Grating In that State join the rating
bureau was fully considered. II liz un-
derstood that favorable proposition
has been made to the non-board To-
cal and outside companies and tha
In the near future practically every
company In South Carolina will b,
cooperating with the bureau.-South
ern Underwater.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-05-12
CANADIAN LOSSES IN WAR.
Reach Total OF 80,843, With More
Than 81 900 Dead OF Various Causes

Ottawa. May 9.-Casualties among
the Canadian eXpeditionary forces
from the time the war began up to
yesterday had reached a total of So
SAC killed, wounded and missing, ac-
cording to report made today by the
war records office.
The report In detail follows: Killed
in action: TIA officers. 1853 men; to
tai 1929. Died Of wounds: PAP Off
GERS, 5000 men. total 5.242. Died of
sickness: 40 officers. 1.191 men; total
1.240. Presumed dead: SO officers, L.
4S1 men; total 1919. Wounded: g.
743 officers, GO.913 men; total 63,G5G
Missing: 105 officers. 2,751 men; total
1857.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-05-12

NOTICE-For the. benefit Of our pa
irons, our corn mill will run daily
from now on. Any one wanting il
pure, high grade meal will do vel;
to bring us their corn to grind. Mill
at the foot of Sumter Street, near
Southern Railway. Sumter Roller
Mills.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-05-12
Mai. Spratt Promoted.

Columbia. May 10.-Maj T. B.
Spratt Of Fort Mill, commanding the
second battalion. has been appointed
ieutenant-cOlOnel of the First regi-
ment, to succeed p. X. McCully, re-
Gently appointed colonel.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-05-12

Harrisburg. Pa. May s.--Gov.
Brumbaush has refused to extradite
Harry Thaw to New York. where he
is indicted for assauiting q Kansas
City school boy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-05-12

Washington. May 9.-Scnator Will
liams Is leading the attempt TO invoke
the senate's new cloture rule to force
through the administrations espjon.
age bill with the censorship and en-
barge sections
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-05-12
SantAulan ana !Suutbrun.
oolrAsd Wednesday and Satnrla,
I..tsI4e by
'0Dx1EN PUBLISHING COMPANY
't'f SUMTER, s. @.
Terms:
p1.So per annum-in advance.
Advertisements.

Advertisements.
On Square first insertion ,.s1.00
<Dyery subsequent Insertion. .. so
s ceutracts for three months. OF
1eoger win be made at reduced rates
All communications which sub.
eoyvt private interests will be charged
4 1og - advertisements.
M obituaries and tributes Of respect
WIN b charged for.
The sumter Watchman was found
~ IN 1850 and the True Southron In
>109o Tie Watchman and Southron
~ has the combined circulation and
'3nouence OF both of the old papers,
|, on4 - manifestly the best advertisinc
R141um. In Sumter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-09
Glmb'StaAribten.
Gam TOO. 8. Ssuni.

?
Der obere Shiflub ittigt etipds
i'm Gincinndtier 9iittiit a6er fdll.
bsrislbs lanefam unb bate esiteri
absnG 6ei bieIissr Stabt einsn A}di'
ieritanb Don ZIP 5ub.
Die foIsenOcn 9epei4en tratel
esitsrn bier ein:
pittsburg, qn.-14.9 6ub, itrist.
partsrsburg. D. @a.-13.6 SUB.
&analpba sails, gD. @a.-2.8 SUB.
Gbarleiton, SO. 9a.-4.6 SUB. fGIt.
portsmOutb, ObiO-22.3 guB, fdut.
aouisDills, 9p.-12.1 Gub fdIt.
GDdnsDille, SnO.-31.6 5ub, tdllt.
gaibpilIs, Ssm.-10.5 SUB, iteiat. :
Chattanooga, 5snn. -9.e SUB, fdat.
Cairo, ST. 39.7 Sub, itelst.
Wempbis, 9snn.-29.O Sub. itei9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-09

Snoianern- rn-beitebenoe geboIferlinc
Jiisbers9dlifornids beoeutenb. Fbi
Die gereinigisH Siaaten DiirD. be-
SeiiB glisber- CALIFORNIA; cine ipittig,
0ardntis fir ben SduB zines ibrsi
Sebensnerben oes Ranama.Sta
mails - bebeuten.
4meritanii9e DipIomdten mGfer
oufiir forgen. bab Rieoer nlifurnio
duf freuHei6uftIi6em Dess eriUorbs
Diro; bds nGre tins fpeitdusiaau.not
UtabregsI fir bic rationale 9ertbcitil
gung, cine Gdrantie fir oi, Sidsrheii
fir uniers 8srbinbungslinisn gu Bai
ier Don aiiite 3u aiiite.
OR. .. GpeHiHg Uioin
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gerfunbt

Hinbpten - Der Uldrit mar
isbr fdlsppeHb nnb Fislen bic prsiie
nm 80 bis rs Gents. 4userlsIsns
Wll9fiibe paren i'm prstis infOlge
i5tpa4en angsbots ftstis. Sn StOs
dsrs unb Jeeosrs mar tsine before
glndfrage.
Mittlsre unb i9psre Stisre $500
-12.75; Jlsif6sr Stisre $7.50-11.s
90; aussrlsfsne Biz srtrd $11.25--
1925; 5sifsrs $7.oO-10.5O; aussrs
lsTsne Bis ertrn $11.0o-12.OO; Rdle
$6.50-8.75; aussrIefsne bis srtrd
$50; Camera $5.OO-6.50;
Dsil6iiibs $45.0O-115.0O; Sioders
unb 75ssbsrs $6.50-9.25.
9ulIm. = Der Wdrft mar
i6lspp.nb uHb bic prsif. infOISe
f6padtr Ra6frags aassmein 25c
niebriser.
gsite guIisn s9.5O-10.Oo: YOs
losna $s.o0-9.25; massre unb lsidte
$6.50-7.75.
adIber. = Die Ra6fruae mar
gut, Der Wartt absr f5rp19te ii9
ab unb THlcb 25c Bis SOC nisbriger.
Bette lsi9te aGIbsr $13.75-14..
90; fair bis CUTE $12.O0-13.75; ers
bindre unb erobe $6.50-10.50.
S6peine. Oas angebOt
mar ,iemIih retdIi9 unb oi. prsife
ssbriidt.
ausgefu6t. s8psrs, 225 pfuno
nufndrts $15.75-15.sO; quite Bis
aus.rleIene gsrpatungss unb Hleis
TasrfOrtsh $15.85-15.75; mittIsrc
.unb gerniidie S150-15.6O; lei4ts
l,stte, 120-15O pfuno, $14.00-
14.75; Gertel, 1lO qfuno unb boruns
ter S9.50-12.7j; educ $9.OO-14.s
80; Stags $8.OO-12.5O.
9 6afe uub admmer. =
Der Warit fir ate S4dfs mar
idl.ppeub unb bic gr.iIe 25-50e
nisbriser. 2Gmmu rporsn in gutter
Ra6frage unb bic preiIe feit.
Sbafe. auserIei.us bis srird $500
CUTE Biz aussrlsisn. $500
900; orbinGre biz fair $4.O0-75o;
gote $4.00-7J0. - QGmmer, auss
erIeisns Big ertra $165o-17.0o;
CUTE bis aussrIsisrs $15.O0-16.50;
orbindre Biz fair $8.00-14.5O; ses
idoreHe $S.00L100O.
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Ger. - Watft bOber; firffs 321
-331c; Oroindrs firfts 30s-32e.
aartoffeln. = Warit niebriser. =
Reus: 9eros, 9Ouifianu unb Glabas
ma 9riunp6s $3.40-3.60; Gouiiis
ana ptibs $3.35-3.40; aIis: $3.50
gsfIiisel. - Gebsubes. Wartt uu-
perdnDert.
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cen, souss u.S aftisn in WeY .)srI.

0sf4fifspapiers pnrssH sH4 H4h--5x bic
iontiu. @ehlsl suf 2ensoH parea fs.
iis. gus 90 9sse s4.72, Gonlmsrtisl
Sins. 90 Isss. N.7ik. ei&t H.T5K,
asbsl.Snp siilnssn sl.7sH. 5sanes Sidi
s.78l4. asesl s.7stz Mart. tsims Guotirun.
gen, xrsneu. feline Guotitunsen, airs Sid.
1917, habd 7o1H. Rubel 6idt 2511.
RABBI ss1 eiisspBasfsn 1871, Rsgifs.
nii6e TcasrS SsXe.
Gftisumarft-Tr Naarit mar teute
i'm aasemeinsn fad uno bic intiftsH ditieH
ost aias batien geptans Su eerssiAHsn.
Sk Rrtessatiien paun ionansebenb.
0iferea6 .Qfffsx
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gbieaso 8. 5uni.

GbieasO s. Suni.
Isisen. - Jiir SuIi $219i-2.=
"a. ON S6lub 1924; fir September
$1.93-1.96a, lm S9Iub $1.95.
NIslihtprH. Cir SuIi $1.5l5-
L569, am S5Iub $1.56s; fir Sep
tsmbsr $1.41-1.46g, nm S4IuB
Sl.463.
Sdfsr. - sir Suli 5SA-6Oc, am
S9luB59ic; fiir September 5o4
50ae, am Sdlub 51sc.
Rpeeen. = Ulartt nominal.
Gerfie. = $1.15-1.45.
9imobtp. - $5.50-S.OO.
al.e. = $12.o0-1700
port. - Cir gulf $3785-37.95,
am SaIub S37.95; fir Septsmbsr
$37.95.
S6maIs. = gir Suli $21.27-
21,32, am S6lub $21.32; fir Seps
tsmber $21. .40-N N.47, am S4Iub
$21.47.
Rippsnisitsn. sir Suli 5000
-2o.75, am Salub $2o.75; fir Seps
tember $20.75-20.S7, am SaIuB
$20.87.
Ruttsr. = Martt nisbrissr; grsds
msrp 36-4Oe.
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Suder. - Wiartt itetig; Rdffis
nirtsr Gut apaf s1005; popbereb
$8.65; CUBES $3.50; grdnulirter
$3.50; Gonfeettouer .Q@ $s.40;
OFF .a. $s.10-s.2o; peiBer srtra
T.90-S.10; sItra g" $50 per
bunbtrt pfunb.
NoIafTes. = Marit Iietia. -
Rem Orleans Open aeitef 50-65e;
Centrifugal 32-42c per gaIIcns.
Rtis. = Grtra fanrp Seab 81
9it; fanep s-sfe; feeonb Senb z
7se; e.brohtner 6-6ae; ssdpon r.
S2c BLUE ROie ss-8st per plumb.
9aits. .probufte.
gutter. = 3ufubr seliisenb. -
qreile iinpsrdnbsrt. Wbolsmilt .rtra
AT; Gentrnliseb srtra 39ac; gcniras
.IiSso srtru S6e;; iseonbs 33s; Jaucp
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@etans Mart.

Rem gort, 8. Suni.
aupfer. - Wartt isii.
glsctrolpiic. War,t $32.00--
34.00, nominal; brittes Quartal uno
ipGtsrs abIisisruns $29.50-32.00.
eifsn. - Rarti fsit rnO unOerdn'
bert.
3inn. - Rartt tstis, $61.0o-
81 so.
gIsi. = Wartt farf;11sc.
Spelter. - Wtartt flau.
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GbicasO 8. Suni.

S6tpeine. : 3ufubr 1900. -
Wartt i9sDah, l0-15c unter BEN
Seltrigen prsiIs; Built $15.20-15.=
70; Isi&te $14.25-15.55; ssmii4ts
S15.O0-15.75; i6pere $15.O5-
1880 ;raube Sl5.05-15.2o; GertsI,
$1O.50--14.5O.
RinbOieb. 3ufubr 2OOO. -
Rarit fsfi; Ginbeimiibe Beef Stiere
$9.20-13.70; Stoders unb 5ebers
S7.40-10.50; aiibs unb Seifsrs &c.
25-11.75; SdIber $9.75-14.50.
S4afs. - 3Ifubr 1000. Utarit
itstis; Dstbers $8.30-10.SO; Gpss
T.00-9.75; aGmmsr $9.50--14.s
so; GriiRia5rs GGmmsr S12.O0-
1880.
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3u GnrIin.

0t4terIins (Su fsinem nsuen 9ieniis
mdbhen): n 5erner gsitatts i'd
ntdt, odb Sic SoteH aus meinem
g piertpr6 per0ffsntIb
heu!"
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0iebniarft

Giueiuuu ii. 8. SUM.
3ufrbr unb 9erianbt ipGbrsnb Der
lebten "a Stunben. DersIiden init
ben porbersebenoen bier 5assn purtH
iuis fpIst:
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3ettesm dbe&

3ettgem bes
Bon BiIbeIm gufh.
Sm 0urbi6uitt 1T man iummerpul
lnb peiB ni6t. mag man MAIDEN ioG.
Senu alte 2reu - fofern Il. nar
Reutdbel III. tummt germ retour.
Die Gorge, tpie man Robruns finbsL
ST bdufis niat 70 uibesrinhet.
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Mastparttise Wtdrfte.

Rem ypri. 8. Juui.
Wei3su. - Warit nominal.
4<ti6torn. = Wartt fart; Ro. 2
sslbes $l.S2t c, |. I. Rem YOrt.
9dfer. - N!urtt feft; Stanodrb II
-71ac.
anls. - Wartt piIlig; @itp Spes
rial lcfes 1Sc.
@ne anoersn Qrtitsl -aetrdnosrt.
3uder. - ROber. Diortt iietig;
Centrifugal S5.S9; Wplafes $5.0l;
raffinirttr pi1is uub unUsrdnosr bis
50 niebrigsr; feiner srunuIIrtsr
$50.
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7dslider sTartt.S Seriht.
Gfneinnati. 8. Suni

Cincinnati, 8. Suni.
Die na3foIgsnbsn QuOtiruugsn be'
sisben iid5 nur auf gnsros Trans
oitionen. Bel ileinertn gsiddft,r
ip.rben eitpas b5bere prsifs btrs4ust
l. propifionen.
S9mdf3. prima Steam
2150-21.70; Jamilp 23-233c.
9roden geiaI5eass GIsi y.
= Gbort clear Seiten 224 -22ae;
grtra fbort clear Seitsn 22-224e;
turJs Rippsuieiten 21a-214e; Bellies
244-259e per piuHo.
gerGu9ettes Glsif4. =
Sbcrt clear Seiten 24f-25e; srtro
ibor! clear Ssiim 24a 25e; iur3c
Rippsnisiten 24-242e; Bellies 264
-27ie per pfunb.
sugar gureb GIeif4. =
G9tnisn 27-27Ae; pienic S4alterIl
213 -22e; greatfajt Bacon 34r-
35e; S4ultsrn In padtten 22A-23e;
Sdultern, Rem Yort Gut, 23-23se;
trodens Beef S4uIteru 35-36c per
Plumb.
SiBsep6teItes Uftti4.
S9inttn 24--24ae; pienie S4ul'
tern 1sA -19c; Bellies 28-28be;
eduItern 20i-21s; e@uItern. Rem
gOrt Gut 21-21ae per gfunb.
Grif4ss GIeii4. = S4tntsn
Iofe 24f -25Ac; pitnic S4altsrn
19t-20ae; ;S9ulisrn 21-21a; iuras
RippeHfeiisn 21-214e; ibort clear
RippsHis;tn 21-211c; ertra fbort
cellar Rippsni.iieH 21-21ae; Isitts
Bellies 32a -33e; i4ipns Bellies 30
--30ac.
Wsbl unb Gstreibe
Webl. Dinier patsnt S13.s
75-l4.25; Winter fantp $13-25-
13.75; Winter famiIp $12.75-13.'
%; Winter eyira 11.75-12.25;
Dinier ppoindrts $11.25-11.75;
Sariss MsiSen paielt $13.75-14.'
%; Sartss Wsijsn fanep $500
1880; Sart.s Dei5en familp $12.25
--1275; RCsssn. ROrtbp. ssmu4s
les S10.25-10.5O; ROsgsn, Gitp.
rsinss $10.5O-1o.75; ROsssu, Gitp
ssmH4tss $10.50-10.75.
Wttssm. Ro. 3 rotber Wtntsr
$2.82-2.84; Ro. 8 DO. $2.72-2.78;
Po. a DO. $2.45-2.65.
Dellfdtorn. go. / ipsibes
$1.74-1.74s; SO. 2 DO. $1.74-1.s
74a; Ro. 3 DO. $1.731-1.74; Ro.
8 DO. $1.71-1.72; go. 6 bO. S1.69
Ito. - Ro. 1 ssIbes s1.74-1.-
74A; Ro. 2 DO. s1.74-1.74a; go. 8
DO. $1.73s-1.74; Ro A DO. S1.72-
LTD; Fo. 8 DO. $1.71-1.72; Ro.
9 DO. $16.9-1.70. - Ro. l gsmiibs
tes $1.74-1.74a; Ro. 2 DO. S1.74-
174a; Ro 3 DO. S1.73a-1.74; go.
4 DO. $1.72-}.73; RO. 8 DO. Sill
LIZ; Rc. 9 bS. $3.50 Ito. = Wsis |
BEE GOlbeuiorn Sl.72-1.74; sslbes
aoltsHtorH $171-1.73; ssmiidtes
S1.70-1.72.
5aftr. - Ru. 2 ipeiber 6sa-
50; Stunbdrb fpeiber 6S-6she; No. |
; D.ibtr 67-67ac; RO. A ipsiBsr 65
-67t; Rc. 2 stmiihisr 66a-67e;
Ro. 8 gemiItter eiubsimii6er 65-
,se; go. A semii9tsr 64-65c.
Roggen. - Ro. 2 $780,
35; RO. 8 bo. $2.05-2.15; Ro. A DO.
S1.95-2.5.
DhiSfen.
geriauft tpurben 1888 gbls. Di.
.jllsrs 5iniiko goobs aui bsr gaiis
;1.72 per GalIone.
0foeertta
Raffes. = Sapd 27-32c; mo-
bd 27l-30e: @uoteriala fancp 1SAc;
70. gutter 17se.
atp osr,,al
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-09

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-09

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btstfa 8. SUM 1917.
Die Dsnfsn parsn aud beute pisoes
sismiLd fart bsi9dfiisi. 9is Qahfraes
na6 Dorieben mar eins sismlih guie unb
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ansaslisbsn unb 9fiadIispapiere an o.
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~ 5-oK&.
7sAfa ssf aris gsrs.
susbsn 30 ioe 2isfonis psr $1,000 ,sifden
6enfen psftanft. Tis Gpunierrate 6stragt
ooe grdinis per $1,000.
sssafd srf 0srsya.
ei4t8sdld suf goneoa ipurssn 40
IN sto Bib. StsrIins quotir;. &eh.
ld snt Berlin Burben niht quotirf: ffir
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aui @tsn puroen nidi auptirt. 9ires
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-09

Die rmjass TN bisfissn Glsariusbsus
btIteien ND ttsie auf 15,5S2,1ss.
esisi.esfaritafsu.
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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-07-27
ROSCOE c. SIM-
MONS ADDRESS
Eloquent, Inspiring and
E'evating- House We'll
Crowded Commends
Pythianism.

The central figure of the Pythian
Grand Lodge was Roscoe Simmons,
orator V"hliciSt, and most use 'ul Ne.
gro. He got in town Wednesday
AID remained unit Thursday
night. said he had no business
'e ,'' the pvthian fever has got
him, The Pythian authority, and abb
es Of a%ro parliamentarians, yet he
represented his own lodge, "a country
lodge in Shelby county.
Mr., immors was a busy man from
the minute he got here His friends
say that he can't stand up at the
rate he is going, but thus far he
stands up, and he said to a Globe
epOr e. that the only important thing
is to stand up as long as you can.
AS chief aid to Grand Chancellor
Crawford, of whom he is ardent sup
porter, he presided at the storm" ses-
non Ne Iresday, and with a parlia-
meltary skill rare enough to excite
.'milaion, he brought the Grand
Lod through, with everybody happy.
Once upon a time, Roscoe Simmons
vas he ablest and most versatile
journalist. Now he is known as the
'oiemost orator in the country. That
goes without any color line getting into