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The Washington herald., 1917-10-31
JOLLY BANQUET
MARKS FUNERAL
OF KING BOOZE
Commercial Club Celebrates
End Of Barleycorn with
Imposing Ceremonies.

Farewell to old John Barleycorn, ex-
lied from washington by an edict OF
a heartless Congress. brought to an
end the festivities accompanying the
annual dinner Of the Commercial Club
last night.
John l. Weaver. president of the
club. and appointed recently as local
coal administrator. headed the mem
bers Of the club who cooked the din
ner and served 1t. Others who were
clad in the white hats and aprons
were william c. Johnson. assistant
chef; Thomas J. Fisher. Joseph Sharp
and E. P. Mertz. No table was set.
and members and guests were served
in the kitchen by the committee
clothed in white chefs caps and long
aprons.
When the last Of the series Of enter
tainments was finished Mr.. Weaver
arose.
Gentlemen he said, 'I am sure
I voice your sentiments, when / ask
those who have entertained US so
well to join US In q room below,
where In a few minutes we will per-
form a solemn ceremony. We are
about to pay our last farwell to one
who has been q friend to most of
us for many years. We are going
to bury old John Barleycorn. Now
gentlemen. you will proceed to the
room below and gather there with
proper decorum and respect for the
solemn occasion"
Barleyeorn DeeentIy Inferred.
Roars Of laughter greeted the short
speech and the members and guests
trooped down to the grill room. To-
day no vestige Of John remains, ex-
cept the bar and the plate glass mir
ror. Whiskys, wines, glasses and
stems were raffled OF until all were
gone.
Three acts of the Cosmos Theater
afforded entertainment for the
evening with Riley Wilson who
convulsed his audiences with his
funny stories. John C. O'Laughlin
clad as q Scotch highlander in the
full national costume was applaud
ed again and again and the audi
ence Joined in the chorus OF Annie
Laurie.
Nora Allen and Fred Dwyer. Con-
rad & Paganny. gave violin and
piano vagaries and Frank Farran
told stories and sang songs.
After much persuasion "Cy" Cum
mings gave a short address to the
gathering.
1T perhaps will be somewhat ap-
propriate. IL 1 should sing the re-
QUEEN of old John Barleycorn," Mr..
Cummings started amid laughter
There are many who will miss old
John, But when you stop to think
OF that light Of the hon re zr-aI'
Of the world-woman- gr
that she will be glad sFs- = IL
gone, we won't mind.
sings Praises of Bon asyers.
Il have always sang ts PRAISES ef
the farmer" Mr.. CuI1N,ezs esas
tilued. "and I still do. q ne ~
lal ctn1Fe o, has shoSft
lhes sinsss ne sarsses-
eooss-t :. = m 80 string
fers = ~, a,asds.p ssl
it-Iiers ,-.---, = -. ost &. s.-.- ~.
Oiu washing ton. lne Y 81 C nc
United States. and the ce ra e. Z. IL.
ization. should be proud Tbs wssF
done by her business r. AS
members Of your loan committee"
Dr. J. Rozier Biggs was chairman
OF the committee on Arrangements;
Thomas ]. Fisher. ]. C. Mclaughlin,
F. ]. Walsh, c. P. l. Moran, William
]. Eynon and George H. Harris made
up the committee.
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ffer StriHtifns ertiipiffit babcn, iot
iUirb er aus be- ifiIteren @did)t berss
itarb biel iDentser unfrdiiter nod be-
formen ais iener, Der beln Sriibs
iubrspfllgen iiberbmipt feline Dcbeil.
tllng 5umibt. g8o mir iopiefo cine
refine, fhDar5e arume iebt baben,
brauHt man aIeroings seine 0esetaa
tionsiiberrefte mebr untsraupfliigen;
ober AUDI in Tol6em Sale nirb ii1
unter ben jesiaen 8erbdltniifen bas
3eitige GriiBabrspfliigen nod tmmsr
in bobem @rabe be5ablen, gei benz
5riihabrspfliigen tommt es immer
barauf an bab bic obsrfte S6idt
glatt untgelegt miro uno ouf Den 30.
ben Der s5urfe fomnt.
Sin feiHes, feites Saatbett nit sis
mem Ioderen WiulIb an Der gobsni
oberfIdhe mub bem 5armer als SoeuL
oorf4psleH. geOor mir einen 8oosH
nit itarter @egetationsifitt an per
OberfId6e umpfliigsn, empfieblt es
llb DesFdlo, 5und9r mt Der rtd)t1g
eingeiteliten S9eibenegge ein foldeB
5elo ri9tig gu 6earbeiteu, um Die BE.
getotiorsiiberreIte griinolid gu 5er-
ictneiOeH, iooub ii6 Der umgebrodene
8obeH iiber Der 5urdsnIObIe gut uno
glatt feBt unb trmputt pirb. Gofort
mad benz Pfliigen Iolte nit Der Sdeis
benegge unb 5einegge aud Der Wluli9
an Der S6erfId6e bergerid3tet fperben.
&uf bie'e BetIe betommen mir olleiu
Elm fbeales Soatbett Don Der rihtigeH
pbpiitaliideu 9eI4uffenbeit unb nit
gutem Jeu4tigtettsgehalt, I'M eine
ruf6e unb eaergti6e aeimuug sa
iidern.
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lere $15.75-1e.OO; Isi9te Berfanbts
forten, 120 Bis LEO pfinb $14.0O
-14.85; Gertel, no pfunb unb boz
runter $8.O0--12.00; or0indrs Bis
auserlefene fhapere iette Sdue $500
-15.10; srtra $15.15-15.25 .25;StaSs
$6.O0-12.50.
S4afe unb 2dmmer. -
Die Ra9frase mar gut, bic 3ufubr
serina unb bic preiie ftetis Biz fart.
S9afe, auserldene bis ertra SILL
75-12.00; auserlefene big CUTE
$1100-11.75; orbindre Biz fair
$8.O0-10.50; ssfdorene 5000
90. - 2dmmer, auserleiene Big extra
$1450-15.00; CUTE bis auserleiene
$1400-14.50; orbindre bis fair
$12W-14.00; geidorene $1,000
1900; Sprineers $1,000 5000.
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AnStpartiee Wdrfte.
lem Qlort. 16. QIpril

AN' ~tf~
Wlebl. = Wartt tart; 5riibjabrs
patemts $11.90-12.15; Dinter va
tents $11.55-118O; Winter
Staishts $1115-11.4O; aauias
Siruisbts $12.40-12.65.
Dsi5sn, - Wartt tart; go. 2
barter $2.68 TO. b. Istu gort; yio.
l ROrtbern DULUTH $2.56 unp go. 1
Hortbsri RunitObu $2.491 Rep
Yorf.
DsIi6toru. = Wartt TART; go. 2
ssl6es $1.61ic c. /. T. Rem gort.
9afsr. - Martt feIter; StanOare
1896.
9dute. - Wartt itetig; gosota 43
-44; Central Imeritd 43c.
Geber. - Ttartt fsit; Semlot firits
SIC; fecoabs soc.
pOrt. - Martt tart; UeB $4,000;
Jamiip $42O0-44.o0; ibOrt clear
$40.00-42.00.
Beef. - Wartt tart; Web $26.00
.-2700; Sumilp $29.00-31O0.
S4muls - Rartt fart; TsibbIs
Weit 21.65-21.75.
anbsre 4rtitel unperdnbert.
3uder. = Rober. Wartt fsit; Gens
trifusal $6.46; ROlafss $5.58; rafs
finirter felt; Gut 2oaf 1856; Gru>
i6eb $3.50; TouIo u uub Cubes
$1,000; xxx poiubereb $7.65;
polpberso $3.50; feiner sranulirter
$50; DiumOnb u $3.50; @oRfsctio>
Rers 4$7. 40; RO. l $7.35.
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Pittsburg, pa.-5.3 gus, fdllt.
WbeeIinG 20. Da.--10.4 CUB. FAINT.
'partersburs, 20. @a.-11.6 CUB.
aanatDba Sails, 20. DG---4.3 CUB.
GhdrleitOn. 20. Yd.-3.1 SUB, faat.
portsmOutb, Ohio--18.6 Sub, fdat
2puispille, ap.--9.8 GuB, fdat.
goansDills, Snb.-24.6 SUB, fdIIt.
ytaibDille, Senn.-18.2 Sub, fdat.
Chattanooga, Senn.-13.8 SUB.
Cairo, Ja-36.4 Jub, faint.
Wtemphis, Senr.-32.5 sfnb, fdIlt.
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G6icaao, 16. 9lpril.

Deio.n. - Cir Waai $2.25-2.s
37s, ON Sdlub $2.35a; fir SuIi
S1.914-2.oO, an S6lub $1.90t.
Wslf3tOrn. s5ir Mai $1.375-
1.43, am S9lub $142a; fir SuIi
$1344-1.39s, am S4luB $1.39.
Safer. - Jiir Wiai 65s s-674e, am
SdluB &c; fiir SuIi 63s-65se, an
SdIub 65se.
Rossen. = gao. g $1.91.
9srite. - $1.20-.151.
9imotbp. - $4.75-5.75.
Slse. - $1200-17.0o
PORT. - Sir Mai $36.20-37.42,
an S6lub $37.42; fir Suli $780,
Is 1920, am SdluB 1920.
Sdmal,. = Sir Ulai $20.65-
2l.10, am S4lub $21.10; fir SuIi
S20.s7-21,37, am Salub $21.35.
Rippenisiten. - Sir gSai $19.55
1890. am S3lub $19.75; fir Suli
$2o.97-20.17, am S6lub S20.1o.
Butter. - Warft bober; Creamery
41-46c.
Gisr. - Wdrtt b6ber; 5irits 344c;
orbinGrs firits 32i-32ac.
aartpffeln. - Martt nteorieer. -
Sbabu, Colorado, DaIbiustpn uno
Oregon $3.00-315; Wiscpniin uno
Mi6iaan $2.75-2.90.
Sefliissl. 9ebeHbes. Wtdrtt
niebrigsr. 9iihnsr 22ac; Springsrs
22Ac.
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Ghieaao. 1s. glpril

S6peins. = 3ufubr $4,000. =
Martt fdpad; 10c unter BEN Gam
itacs greiie. 8ult $15.80-16.15;
lei9te $500 -16.05; gemti9ts $15.>
50-16.25; idpere $Ib.50-16.25;
rau1e $15.5o-15.65;, Sertel $1L25
-14.30,
Rinbpieb. - 3ufubr 1900. =
Wabtt berGnberli6; $3.50; elm nsuer
bober RetorO; Ginbsimti6e Beef Gtiez
re $9.25-13.25; Stofers unb See
bers $7.25-9.90; &iibe uub 9stiers
b.D-l100; adlber $9.25-13.z
so.
S4afe. - 3ufubr 1900. Wlartt
i9pah; Wetbers $10.70-13.O0;
eipes $9.25-12.35; 2dmmer $12.10
1900.
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Gintiunati, 16. Ipril.
3ufubr unO gerianbt fir bic Der
saugsnsn As Stunbeu. oergIi4eH MI
berisl5sn 3sit Der Iesten WO4e parsT
uis folst::
gsrfaubt:
Rinbp. S9peine SAaI'
8. glpril . . 1869 42s8
16. april T.. 1870 5498 "a
9ufubr:
Rtnbp. S9peint S9dt'
8. slpril -. 35 1886
16. april -. So 1886
RiubpisA. - Der Wartt Dar
6sats ibDa6, Die aussrleiensn Qua
litGien parsn rar unb bic 3ufubr be-
itanb meiiisns aus mittsImdblssH
unD fsttsn Sieren. Die preiie ne
len meifens um 10-15e uno in
mauaen ldlen nm 15-25c. 0ts
gea6fras. mar MIR mdbis. eanners
parsn itetig, ebsniO bic be1srsn
Wlil6tiibs, bic lnosren ipdrsn IanGam
unb i5rpdd.
NittIsre uno id,pere Stisre $500
|-11.5o;5Isii6r Stisre $500
90; auserIeisue bis EXTRA $10.25-
HOO; Seiisrs $7.5o-9.75; auser'
leiens bis ertra S10.0o-l0.90; aiibs
$6.25-8.25; auserIeeus bis extra
$s.5O-9.25; gannsrs $5.0o-5.75;
itlptrpisssRbe $5.S5-6.o0; Ril9'
tiibs $45.00-120.00; Stodsrs uno
i5sebers $6.25-9.50.
Bulleu. = 0ute golpgndzBuls
len iparen itstig, bic anberen Iaugiam
uno f9nG6.r.
syett. gull.n $9.25-1O.0o; gOs
losua 5000; massrs unS lsi&te
$6.50-7.75.
/ &Glber. : 3ufubr mar Siemli9
grrb. prciis it.tis.
Bette lsibte aGIber $1225-12.'
so; einise tI,ire partien S1275; fatr
bis quite S11.00-11.25; -orotnGre
unb srobe $6.0o-10.00.
S4peine. - gliebrissrs prtiis
In Gbicaso unb ben anberen Mdrttsn
ipirttne briidsro auf ben bisfisen
Marit. .uub bic preife fieIsn nm 10
25c per 100 pfunb. Gaft aIls I'm
Mariie befinOlihtu S@peins fauoen
Abnabme.
ausssfnbts Werfunbtforten iiSer
200 pfnnb S16.W--16.15; aiiserle'
fme Werpadunsss uHb Dlsii6erfortn
s18.W-16.10i asnil@te pua mi't..
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On, siismsu g,arsi.
weIb, ssnbs nns aftiex ia Rem gsrf.

Wffdh!fSrnbtert Uuyeen ~ 4-4N%
tisipniirt. 0eAid auf 9onbsu ware1 fts.
zig. Har 90 9sse N.72. Commercial
Bins, 90 7aaecs4.72. ei4t $4.75A; r..
bel f. anseiiiineen A7sT. Sranes GsAt
5.T01I, esbel Lssl<. Rsrf, ieinsGuosirun.
cen, 9rpneu, feline Euoiiruneen, 2tre 6i4t
til. Rabsl 7.is. Stubd 6iGt 2ss<. 8ateI
ASK. eilbH DatreR 73Hs Nsxifsniids
2oaats 5s<.
afttenmartt. - Gnfanss bar BET
glarft fen, baIb isooh tfat eint Ueaexug
eiu. % nsrbs elm Trud sam BeriaT en-
susaeibt uno bic preiis tattes 10 Ieiosn.
7is eHlubnotirungeu hsnoen nIeiitsas
-.,ter oensn Dom Samitas.
0fsenh anny ydfsien
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R,oiss Oelbn'artfe.


UtuflHuatL ~. HDfu, lSlI
~ Nanien uxb su6 be Blaflsr pafen
eeute fiass bffdditiat. Die RatiraQe ma q
Tarieken mar cine CUTE unb be Ainsraten
ten. 6ar 9arlsben on eall1 wlrben ron
psn Banfen 4K--bH berthntt, pdbrerb
@ffhattspaptere ~ ~ - '696 bisfontirf
Ioerbsn. SIN oiisnen Narfte purben Tar.
istsn .on eau iu 4--4Ifs6 uno aui Bsit
an 4h-6& ulocirl.
Hsafd snI Nep Osn.
tDaren teifsr uro Durben su iec 1isioato
per $1,000 gpiiden Banien usrfaHtt. Die
eouKisrrsfe betrdat soc grdmis per $1,000.
Eshid snf enrsts.
SiHf. De4hI auf goneoa nurben ~
AT pro Yfe. Stsrfing quetirt. Bed
id ant Berlin fuufoeu niHt quotirt: fiir
Ht4fd aui Baris ise pro 0fanr. ani
umherran l2s bro 0uibeH. wedid
sui Bna pur6en niht quoiirf. Sirss
1876. Rubi 81, Stedholm pre- &rsne
so.O. Sranes fSdseis) 2Ot.
cbasatirnfn.
ssreM ratis uns setis. Die Ssmies svs.
ftfpu sfp tr{of,
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Metaa smarft.
Rem gort, 16. glpriI.

" u y ~ NFfN'''
&upfsr. - Wtdrtt fldu.
GIeetroI1tir. - Wiartt unb stpeitss
Quartnl $3O.0O-32.O0; nominal
9rittss AuartaI $28.00-30.O0.
Giien, - Rartt feft; SO. l Ror'
tbsrn 42,0o-43.00; Ro. 2 $41.5O-
42.50; go. l Soutbsrn $500
1000; Ro. 2 $38.5o-39.50.
3inn - S55.25-56.25.
glei. - Dart ftstig 9sc.
Spelter. - Mlarit flau.
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HluB.RaAri6ten.
9ieuHag, II. apri

Dienftag, II. 4pril.
Der SbiofluB 1T iiberull. i'm Sal
len besriffen. 9eftern abehb bate
Serf.lbe Bel bieiisr Stabt sine1
DaFeritonb bon 31.3 SUB.
Th fOlseHbsn 9epsi4n trafeu &C.
Rtru 6ier sin;
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Die ua9iplssnben Quotirunsen be-
5ieben ii6 MIR auf gngros 1rans'
atiionsn. Bel ileineren @sf4dfien
tperbeu etpas b0bers preiis bers4net.
proDifionen.
G&maIs. priua Steam
2f.25-A.45; Jdmilp 23a-24c.
3roden geial5enes Jlsii d.
= Sbort dear Ssiten 214-Nse;
grira ibort clear Seiten 21-213e;
turse Rippsnisiten 2oa-2ose; Sentss
23a-249e per pfunb.
@erGu9ertes 5Ietf4. -
Short clear Seitsn 23a -24e; ertra
ibort clear Geitsn231-24e tur5e
Ripp,ni,iisn 23-233e; Bellies 25i
-26se per pfunb.
sugar Gureb Gfeifd. -
S6inisn 25a -26c; picnie S@altsrn
@-202f; 8reatfaft Bacon 32-
33e; S9ultern in padeten 21-21at;
!S9ult.rn. Qep yori Gut, 21a-22e;
irodsns Beef S4ultern 34-35c per
pfunb.
5teItes Gt.tf4. -
S9initn 22-22ae; pieuie S4ul'
tern 18-1sse; Bellies 26--26ae;
S4uIttrn. Rem port Gu. 19a-2Oe
per gIfuub.
Grif9ssJfeift. - S9infen
lofe 22s-23ne; pieuioSdultern 1sa
-19ic; Gdulisrn. 2O-2Oae; tur5e
Rippenfsiien 20-20ac; fbort clear
Rippeni.iten 2O--20te; erira fbort
clear Rippenieiteu 20-2Oac; lei4te
Bellies 29a-30e; f4ipere gslliss
27-27he.
Mtbl unb getreibs
Wsbl. - Winisr patent $11.5O
400; Winter fancp s11.o0-11.-
90; Winter Gamilp $10.50-11.00;
Wintsr tr.ra $9.50-10.00; Winisr
orbinlrsr $9.00-9.5O; Sartes Wei'
sen patsnt $11.50-12.00; 5artes
Msi3.n fanep $10.75-11.25; 9drtes
@si3.n Iamilp $9.50--10.00; ROs'
gen. Roribpsit.rn semiidtss $3.50
s.75; Rossen. Gitp, rein.s $50
900; ROsssn. Gitp. semii&tes 1925
-9.05.
Dsi3n. = 90. Q rOiber Winter
$2.75-2.77; go. 3 bo. $2.71--2.'
IA; go. A bO. $2.50-2.6O.
Delfatorn. = go. 2 ipsibes
SLIGO; go. 3 bO. $1-59; go. 4 bO.
$1.55-1.57; SO. 8 bo. $1.52-1..
"a; Ro. 6 bo. $1.5o-1.52. - Ro. q
sslbss $1.541; Ro. 3 DO. $1.53A-1.s
54; go. a DO. $1.52--1.53; Ro. 8
DO. $1.50-1.52; go. 8 DO. $1.4S-
150. - RO. 2 ssmii4ies $1.54-1.s
54l; go. 3 bo. $1.53A-1.54; no.
4 DO. $1.52-L53; go. 5 DO. $1.50--
1.52; Ro. 6 DO. $1.4s-1.5o = Wei.
bes aolbentcrn S1.59-1.61; sslbes
Rclbentorn $1.55-1.56; semiidtes
apIteuiorn $L53-l.55.
Safer. Go. 2 tpeiber 75e;
Sinnbarb ipeibsr 743c; To. 8 ipsiber
74sc; Ro. 4 fpeibsr 74e; 30. 2 ses
mif4tsr 74ae; 30. 3 sentii9ter. eins
beimiidtr 73a-74e; go. 4 semiids
ter 72-73e.
Rogsen. - Ro. 2 $184--1S6;
Ro. 3 bo. $1.8-l-83; go. q ST.
72-1.76.
DAtIfep.
Wsrtduft ipurbsn 911 Bbls. Dis
fiIIerS Giniikb Goobs auf Der HaiiS
$l-47 per galIone.
0rpeerteI.
Raffee. - Snba 27--a2c; Wos
@a 27i- -3oe; Guatemala fausp 1Sae;
DO. gutter 17ae.
yatst ..-....-..s..s...... ~ lbS
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9dute. - Usartt mar rubig uno
itetis. = Rabseiul3.ue SO. l 18a-
19e; Ro. 2 l7a-1Se; per pfunb
eitp Builders friide 19-2Oc per
pfunb: Gountrp l4-15c; aalbfelIe
28-30c; No. / 8uIlen 14c; go. 2 bo.
13c.
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o. SSN0sssTSsb'
SraHner Wsuslir Great aous q
1876. oostisr io5.s Slenmor, & & iOhc,
9euoerfon Jauiiin i0c. Union loo, Dayo
Siid 1tiae, D'dguola L u u l2c, Repperea
t0'4 32Isc. DO. 81 SOC, uilca lOsa 36c, DO.
9.4 32hc, Hoieipeoo 1914 SOC, DO. 81 27Nc,
Hrtgtier 1914 3iht. 90 s'l zoe.
lsc.. Sruit Of TOE ecoH i2izr, PonsoaIe i2Mc,
WGiorptae Ishe. Sin lz4c. Dope tilac, Gbief
ioc. grInIroie src. ci6 5aitSinl &C. En-. En-.
burban sc, Bepperel 1914 35c, 90. e-4 32he,
iifica i0st sTize, DO e'4 Csc, Hofe,uuoo f6.4
32he. DO. 90 BOO. sriabtOH 1914 34e. DO.
prtats - a,nrisan sbirAua 7ne. Gen.
trdl garf 7Ac. Emsrcan 5Rbieo ec. wlpnr.
ring SIC, @tahs S. 5impioH Qlourning ske.
Simpfpn 1lnin 9lde Sizc, 8t1o sAe, Ha.
rifle arb 5amiltoH IpiI Tpbas lOe. 2ationGl
izr. Reliance izt
It6iHa EouDoeb 1fhc, CufInro
loO,50o ibc. Suiion 1870. gmos!saa " G Y
2I1se, Queen oi The sBeit X X 22at, susaues
bnnnd 24c, goHneiiosa y 25ize
BANS arlosieag SiapIe 10f,
q 2 q i2hc, eberett Glaiiie lie. 9anfafisr
Stdple i0c, 1892 o.
gIaibs Our seii i2ht. aobaI Blue
f2ihc, Fiperiibe i0l4c, seHrteo foc.
SeHims CeSats 17ise, Renobd 21e.
elrmieB zoe.
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Cincinnati. 16. alpriI.

Y IT. ~ u = 10' ~
Di. gei9Gfte rDar.u IN Der perfloi'
Isnsn Wodk loHsIum, bic 3ufubr mar
sieHli9 srob uno bic preiie ungetabr
itetig. 9ieiclbsn martin am S9IuB
her Mpde lDis folat.
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3udtr. = Wtorff feif. = Hdffis
nirttr Gut aOaf 5000; potpDerec
500; Cubes $3.50; gronulirier
$500; Gonfritoner u. $3.50;
OFF ~. $8.60-8.70; ipeibsr ertra
$8.40-S.5O; etfro e. $3.50 per
tunbsrt plumb.
RslaftsI - marts astis =
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12c; Gnlls Sc; tDeibe gnfen 1o-
20c: GdnIe 1O-14e; alts Gduben
$1.75 pr Dusenb.
| DbRunb gemnfe
Iepfef. - Rome 8euutp $3.50
800; Ben Dapis $4.75-5.25;
gano S5.255.5O; Rings $3.50
600; Greetings $6.0O-6.5O; Sns
ferior ale Sortsn $2.50-3.50 pei
BbI.
3itronen. - California $3.50
$50 per Rife; aimes 9oe-S1.W
per aiiie.
Gransem California glaoeIs
$2.75 3.25; Gloriba $3.5O-o.7o
per atfte.
srops 5ruit, SlOriOa ST.
25-4.50.
ananas. s35o-4.s5 per
Crate.
grbbeeren. A.OO-475 per
Crate BON "a Auarts.
tomatoes. - 1loriod $3.50
600 per grats BON 6 a6rben. eubd
$3.O0-4.O0 per Crate.
aartoffeln. louisville
$10.5O-11.0O; Wi9san unb Wis'
eoniin S1O.50-11.0O per Bbl. unS
1920 $50 per 8u. pom @eIeiit;
Bermuda go. / $12.00; 20. 2 SILL
90 per 8H.
SaattartoffeIn. - Genuine
Reo Riper friibe Dbio Bu. $3.75;
gurbants, $50 pfunb Sad. $3.50;
Nriibe, 6 @o6en, gu. $3.50; Rurdl
Rem gort $3.50; ainss, gu. $3.50.
SibfartoffeIn. - D.ldnare
S175-2.00; Ranep 5aIls $1.85-
200 per Camper.
@urten. > Sr.ib5aus s175-
AGO Der Dubeub.
araut. = Uloriba $4.00-4-25
per srpBe camper unb $7.5-7.75
per grate.
Weibe Ribem $4.00-4.50
per gbl. unb 50-65e per Blu.
Stedriben. = $5.W-5.50
per gbl.
aObl. - Rorfol, ss-25-9-5o
per gbl.
3niebefn. - Wetbe $3.50
1000 per 100 qfunb; selk $3.50
1000; rotbe $8.50-9.00 per bunb.rt
pfunb. Sebstpiebeln, selbe 5000
$50, psiBe $6.00-6.50 per ga. -
5sras 8oilsrs Ro. / $4.00--4.5o;
bo. Ro. 2 $3.25-3.50 per Crate
Crime 8obneu. - Jloriba
S1.75-2.0O; Dadsbobu,n $3.50
800 per 6ampsr.
Garotten. ginbeimiIde $4.s
$500 per gbl.
Qanbprobufte.
Seu. SO. l Inmoibp 5000
20.50; Ro. 2 1imo!bp S19.5O-20.s
90; go. 8 simotbp 1s.00-19.O0;
Eo. / esmiI6tsr 8lse $19.0o-19.s
so; gp. 2 ssmiIdisr alee $3.50
1900; Rp. / alee $19.50-20.OO;
Rp. 9 alee $19.0O-19.5O; Sieiises
QllfaIia $2O.OO-23.OO; RogsenIirob
S140O- -1450; 6aferfrob $12.o0--
1850; Weis.nftrob $11.50-12.o0
per 5oi; Wsisenitrob $11.5o-12.OO
per sonne.
RibIenfutter. - Warit rus
bia aIeie $41.O0-41. so;
RiSblinss. braune $41.00-43.O0;
tptibt $43.0o-44.00; s,mifdtss Guts
ter $42.oo-42.50.
SGmereien. Wartt feit.
- aIseIaisn $9.50-11.O0 per
gu. bonn StOre; 9imotbp $2.4O-2.s
rs; gu6peissn $1.40-1.7O; GIa9ss
Iamsn $3.50 per gu.
Derf4iebeneA.
OeIe - Warsi feft; GeinSl. robss
SLIT per @all. in partien Ia wbl.
10-25 Galonen S1.75; 10 @an.
s1.27; aeir9tes 1e mebr; To. 1 aorbs
81 .32e; Cotton Seeb Oil raifinirtss
$l.0s a. galOne; ssrpentin 55 in|
partisn bon Is Jab unb go inI
partien BON 10 bis 25 gaIlonen; Ye.
trolsuni, Sbio Carbon State zeitI
9sc; SpssialSorte 11-12c; Reb
gropn GaioIin 22ae; Rapbsa 2se per
0allone.
SaI5. - Der marit in ruNs. Il
pbip Riper $40 per HbI. bon 100I
pfunb, Gubrlobn bin5usefiist.
9dIs. - Warit itetis. prima |
gitp 13a-13Ac; bc. Country 123 Il
12ac per pfuno.
RobIen. - Marfi rubig. pittss |
burg SEQ; aanotpba $3.50; NuB
unS Slad $4.50-4.75 per Eois
ne abseliefsrt. Raudaois StiidtobIenI
500; etntbrarite S9.25-9.50 Der
Hpnne abssIiekrt. gote ioitet $7.OOI
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9rb Oppbs bs.Marft.

Gineinnati, 6 16. apriL
Der Wartt mar in Der oerflOFensn
Wods lebbaft uRo bic preiIe itari.
Die na9iteknbsn Quptirunssn iino
5u oer3eihnsn:
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GIssrise esHss.umixss.
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ueberFtbt bes Cincinnati
WtarfteS,
Sir bic Msmtas, ben 16. april,
1917 enbissnbe @oHs.
Gineinnati. 16. glpriI.

Die uu6fOIssubsn auOtirunssu BE-
5ieben iia MIR auf gngros 1rans'
aitionen. Bel tleintren @ei4dfien
tperbeu etiDas bSbers preiis bers4net.
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Siebmarft.

GintiHnuti, 16. april.
3ufubr unO gerianbt fir bic psr'
gangsntn As Stunoen. persIi4en NIL
berisl5sn 3sit Der Issten WO4e parsu
,v,.. sof,t..
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-14

Specials in Fruits -, -.
Good Eating Apples, box $40
Fancy Winesap Apples, box $50
Extra Fancy Winesap Apples. box $1.65
large size. box SITS
Jonathan Apples, box .... .$1.75
Apples, by peck .35c, 400, 45c and SOC
Oranges, 2 doz. for ESQ
Oranges, doz. ....... zoe, 40c and SOC
Lemons. doz. ...............,.. .25c
Grapefruit for 25c, for 25e, for 25c
Bananas, doz. -. ESQ
Cranberries, at. ...................1 0e
Carrots, ID. .................... 40
Onions, lb. .................... 100
Strictly Fresh Eggs, dog. ...... $3.50
nN-A-AEc No "a - L,,-LI Fl
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-03-14

APPROVE
In PART
Proposed Elimination of APP.
preparation from Night
School Act Unlawful. I.

Bismarck, N. D., March 14.-Special
appropriation bills, containing only one
item Of appropriation, cannot be veto
ed in part and partially approved by
the governor, rules Assistant Attorney
General Brennan, in an important opin-
ion. which he this week furnished Gov
ernor Frazier. d
The governor requested an opinion
as to the extent of his veto power with
special reference to House Bin 81, pro-
viding for the establishment of night
schools as a part of the local and state
educational system, and appropriating
$4,000 to meet the obligation imposed
on the state of sharing the cost of
maintenance. The governor favored
the bill insofar as it gives legal status
to night schools and empowers county
and municipal boards of education to
establish and maintain them, but he
objected to the appropriation, in view
of the fact that there are altogether
too many appropriations for North
Dakota's public purse. He therefore
asked the attorney general whether
the governor was not authorized by
the constitution Of North Dakota to
approve Of part and disapprove Of
other parts of House Bill No. 81.
Mr.. Brennan, quotes the constitu-
ton as providing that no bill shall
embrace more than one subject, which
shall be expressed in it's title; that
the general appropriation bill shall
embrace nothing but appropriations
for the expense Of the executive, legis-
lative and judicial departments, in
terest on the public debt, and for pub
lie schools. and that the governor
shall have the power to disapprove
of any item or items or part or parts
Of any bill making appropriations OF
money or property embracing distinct
terms, and the part or parts Of the
bill approved shall be the law, and the
item or items disapproved shall be
void, unless such items are vetoed
while the legislature is, in session, and
then passed over the governors veto,
as prescribed by law. So
Whatever veto authority the gov
ernor possesses is conferred upon him
by the constitution" quotes Mr.. Bren-
nan, N"and when he claims the right
to exercise this power. 1t is incum-
bent on him to show that the people
have clearly delegated it to him. am
of the opinion that House Bill No. 81
Is a special approx iation bill con-
tanning only one item of approprta-
ton, and the section Of the constitu-
ton last above referred to does not
apply to this bill"
The governor has signed House Bill
No! 81 in toto.