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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19

The residents in Hawaii are determined now to
stamp out the hula hula dance which has become
moral menace to the island population. We hope
when they drive it out of the islands they'll take
care to direct it toward some other country than
the United States. We don't feel as though We could
stand anything else besides the ukuele from Hawaii
just now.-San Jose, Cal, Mecury.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19
SPANS LATEST CRISIS.

Spalns internal troubles unquestionably on
the increase. Catalonia is almost revolutionary in
It's defiance Of the central government
| A writer in Daily Financial America thinks that
the present crisis is due not only to war prvations
but to the natural differences of temperament be-
tween Galatians and the Madrid Spanish, and to
industrial changes in the kingdom.
For years Catalonia. that hive of industry in
Northeastern Spain has been aching to separate it.
self from Spain, he says. There is little or no SYM
pathy between Catalonia and the rest of Spain
The people Of Barcelona look upon the people of
Madrid as lazy, stited lot. Galatians work The
majority of Spaniards prefer to take life easy.
In that fine mineral section of Northern Spain
known as Asturia there has been pronounced in.
dustrlal awakening in recent years. Steel making.
shlpbuilding, coal mining, the smelling of copper
tin and other ores have brought business in volume
to Asturia and wealth in ABUNDANCE
In other parts of Spain there has been poverty,
almost stagnation. There have been small markets
for fruits wines and the slow moving products of
middle and Southern Spain since the opening DAYS
of the great conflict in Europe. To equalize things
taxes have been Increased in the prosperous sec
tions. Catalonia and Asturia have been penalized
for their activity and the remainder of Spain has
been eased Of some of it's troubles which might not
in the Spaniards vocabulary
Socialists, anarchists, l. w. W. gentlemen and
such find Catalonia fruitful territory for their pro-
paganda Catalonia wishes to be free of Spain to
set up republic of its and try out some of its
ideas OF government which may prove to be hodge
podge of everything dreamed of by philosophers,
patriots and punch by judy politicians.
Asturia is not so violent in its antagonsm to the
rest of Spain is Catalonia but it is out of tune
sadly out of tune
SPANS position since the opening of the Euro
Fean war has been trying one. Catalonia has been
openly favorable to France and Italy. And why
not? All the clothing for the French armies is
made in the mills of Barcelona Not little of the
munltlon supply has come from plants in Catalonia
The workers of Catalonia have prospered as never
before.
On the other hand Great Britain and France
through the blockade have shut Central Europe off
from Central Spain and Central Europe especially
Germany has been great market for Spanish fruits
and Spanish wines
Madrid has been inclined to be pro German while
Catalonia and Asturia have been pro-Ally
The Germans have been active in pushing their
propaganda in Spain. They want iron ore from
Spanish mines, copper from the Rio Tinto Thev
want, too, opportunity to SPANS long sea coast
and many harbors for U.-boat bases.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19

Rafael. Cal. The consul will be gone
two months and in his absence Christ
ian J. Hedemann will have charge OF
the local consulate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19

If Police Judge Irwin really wishes to deter the
criminal class from activity, he ought to sentence
malefactors to sit through a supervisors meeting
on hot night. Our "city hail. would run the Black
Hole of Calcutta a dead heat.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19

From every part of the United States there come
reports of splendid crop prospects. According to
the opinion Of the editors who have been here dur
ing the week, Nebraska will raise the largest crop
that it ever produced, and while there will be a
shortage in few things the tremendous increase in
others will far overcome the partial failure of win
ter wheat. There will be very great increase in
corn. spring wheat, potatoes and hay-Omaha
World Herald.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19

Seventy-three owners of dogs in
New York were hailed into court as
the result of having their dogs un,
muZzled. Each was fined one dollar.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19

The problem of turning the panhandler into the
plowhandler is not the least of the social engmas
T1h;lo dolr m 60 puhI;c o.o, =sazI
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19

w. D. Westervelt, directors at large.
During the past five years ,continu-
ual records have been, kept o. the
earth's movements at the Volcano. In
the reports viii be several thousand
and seismogFRplE plates.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19

Five men were killed when u
boat sunk the Danish ship Gunhild
and the survivors said that the ship
was torpedoed without warning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19

1t is not the flag of a triumphant, all-powerful
nation that is flying over the United States today.
No selfsatisfaction because of our traditions and
what we have been or what our forefathers did, will
protect and advance that flag now. To make it
worth flying, we have got to lay aside half of what
we had though it gave u.s. the sense of security in
dividual liberty the privilege of sef-centered pur-
suit of business; we have got to buckle to, conso-
lidate, give up, do; every man determined that no
Inactivity of his shall weaken this nations effort.
There the flag flies not protecting u.s. but begging
With wave of it's cloth that come to its aid and
make it strong and Observation-Disclosures News.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19

L. M. VETLESEN, consul for Nor
way, and his two sons, Walter and
Fred, will leave on a British steamer
for a vacation in the Canadian north
west, after which the boys will enter
Hitchcock Military Academy at San
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19
BOYS WILL BE BOYS

Boys will be boys"-wherever they
live, as one of the Honolulu bicycle
police is now bitterly musing. All
this because of the strenuous badger.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19

Gronna and La Toilette are going about it just
the right way to get another shot from the president
about the slittle group of wilful senator's
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19
LITTLE TALES ABOUT TOWN

, ing he has been receiving from his
companions at the police station over
a practical joke bunch Of youngsters
| played on him last Sunday.
He was sent out to investigate a
minor automobile accident In Kalihi,
When he arrived at the scene Of the
accident the automobile and its driver
had disappeared. but, kid-like, bunch
of boys were still standing about dis
cussing the mix-up. The policeman
questioned the boys as to the number
Of the car involved in the accident.
All denied knowing or remembering
it until a bright-eyed part-Hawaiian
boy volunteered the information that
1t was 3404.
Immediately every boy in the crowd
was certain that was the number and
so the policeman came back to the
station and faithfully wrote down in
his report that car 3404 had collide0
with a dishpan, or whatever it was
The badgering of his fellow officers
began next morning when they re.
minded him that the number Of Homo
lulus police patrol wagon is 3404.
M'DUFFIE HAS SOME TIME
Arthur McDuffie, chief Of detectives
of Honolulu, is combining vacation
pleasures with official duties in a
months furlough in this city, says
the San Francisco Chronicle. He COM
pleted his duties for the time being
last Friday, when he captured an al.
legged embezzler of $4,000 who is
wanted in Honolulu.
Next day he celebrated his 44th
birthday. A dozen friends presented
him with diamond pin at a birth.
day anniversary dinner which they
gave for him Saturday night at a
downtown restaurant.
McDuffie has visited San Francisco
before on various occasions, but usu.
ally only for short stays.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19

Germany s freeing French prisoners and the
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-07-19
PERSONALITIES

EDITH v. CURRIE and FERN
HAYNES are spending their vacation
in the Yosemite valley and recently
registered at Camp Curry.
MRS J. H. CUMMINGS left on the
Kinau Tuesday night for the Garden
Island where she will visit her moth
er and father for a month. She will
later be joined by her daughter,
Esther.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-25

AS appears from the table, France,
Italy, Russia and Belgium were self
supporting, while the United Kingdom
drew it's entire sugar supply from ex-
terror sources. The supply Of the Unit
ed Kingdom came to the amount Of
about 20 per cent from countries from
which it Is now cut off by the war.
Ten per cent came from the East In
dies and 20 per cent from the United
States and the West Indies.
The prospective 1918 crop in France
has diminished to 100000 tons and
that of Italy to $4,000 tons, and they
are therefore short $4,000 tons. The
displacement Of United Kingdom sup
plies amounts to 1,435,000 tons; and
therefore. In total. these three allied
countries must import about 100000
tons in order to maintain their normal
consumption. or this. 100000 tons
must come from new sources.
The disturbance Of shipping re-
duces the tonnage available and drives
the demand to large degree upon the
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-25
5000, 900 90, $50. 900 us. COS. 900

The problem facing the American
people Is not only one of supplying
the immediate demand of the allies, but
one which is more far-reaching in its
future significance. AS the war goes
on there will be constant lessening OF
the capital stock Of food animals of
the world. Among our western al
lies the demand outruns further every
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-25

Total 800, 7Ss.0Oo 1.4Se.44s.Gso So, 662, 900
In order to provide normal consump-
ton 1t would therefore be necessary to
import in the next IL months a total
Of 577,O0O.0O0 bushels of wheat and
874,OOOOOO bushels of other cereals.
The prospective position of our own
and the Canadian harvest Is given In
table No. 2.
Our crops, especially our corn crop.
cannot yet be considered as certain,
but If all mature safely, North Amer
lea will have an apparent surplus Of
wheat Of 20S,OOO,OOO bushels and of
other cereals Of about 95O,0OO,OOO
bushels.
Demand on Our Crops.
The allies are isolated from those
markets, other than Canada and the
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-25

The high price Of fodder and meat in
the United States during the past few
months induced by the pressing Euro
pean demand has set up dangerous cur
rents in this country, especially in
those regions dependent upon butter
and the sale Of milk to municipalities
having made 1t more profitable to sell
the cattle for meat than to keep them
and produce dairy products. There
fore; the dairy cattle are decreasing
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1917-08-25


ing the men Of the country who are
not actually engaged in the handling
Of food to sign similar pledges that
they shall see to 1t, SO fur as they are
able, that these directions are followed.
We are asking all who wish us well
come actual members Of the food ad-
ministration, just as much volunteers
in national service as we ourselves are,
so that thus the food administration
may not be composed of small body
Of men in Washington and small
representation in each state, but may
become body of 100000 people,
devoted absolutely to the services of
democracy. We hope to see the in
sigma of membership In every patri-
otto window in the country.
Autocracy finds its strength in its
ability to impose organization by
force from the top. The essence Of
democracy consists in the application
Of the initiative in its own people. II
individualism cannot be so organized
as to defend itself, then democracy is a
faith which cannot stand. We are
seeking to impose no organization from
the top. We are asking the American
people to organize from the bottom up.
and this Is the essence Of democracy
itself.
The call of patriotism, Of humanity
and of duty rings clear and insistent
We must heed it If we are to defend
our ideals, maintain our form Of gov
eminent, and safeguard our future VOL
fare.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-12
Wie piele Befenuer Des seSslam
giebt es?

@eitbem bic 9ermanen Seite on
Seite NIT ben sirten tdmpfen, feits
hem Der beilise ariss ertIGrt 1T, bat
bic Srase. ME pisl MobammeSaner
sibt es, erb0bte gebeutuns. allein fie
1T ni9t Ieidt Su beantiporten. Gin
sriinpli9er acnur Der @erbdltniNe,
0apis srstid (Serlin), befddftigt
ii9 nit ibr in Der neusesriinbeten. bon
Saei9 2tbbuI 4sis S6aufd uno
4bbul Walit Sauia 8ep berausseses
benen 3eitfhrift ,Die JslamHhe
Belt", bic in Berlin I'M sleihnamigen
8erIuge 5u erfhetnen beginnt. Sofpeit
es ii& um bic Siirtei banbelt, itetwn
ii4ere 3ablen Sur 8erfiisune, alein
nabrenb fir Waaroito biz DOR aursem
nod cine einpobner5obI 5pii4eu S
unb 26 Miuipnen dueenommen purbe.
baben neuere, anfteinenb iorefGitiee
Sd6sunsen MIR geeen 81 Wtiaioneu
erseben, unb aubererieits 1T bic Gins
tpObner5abl gIfgbauiftans unb bi. ges
DSlteruus Siioardbiens ftart un.ers
i1Gbt tpprben. Sc tommt btnSu. bag
man bel 4frita iiber bic Gdammtbes
pDlteruuesSabl unb bs 4usbreitnng
unb 9srmebrung bes SsIams aaf
53ablen ansepiefen 1T, bic I'm rieis
WliqiOnen ihpanieH. yiah ben @as
saben bes englaaen WiifionssSlaus
bu6es fir 1907 bot afrita einen Be-
Differing Don (abserunoet) 15S Whs
lipnen, barunter 81 Wailionen 8efeHs
ner Oes Sslams, urb bic 9ei6mmtsabl
Der Wloslems betrdet mad bieier
aueae 217 Wiilionsn. Ddpis Srietfh
iommt gu ettpas bOberen 3ablsn; fir
1914 gibt er an: fir 2lfritd penigs
ftens 53 Dtiuionsn, botiisns 100
fir Irleriia 10000; fir
9liien ipenieitens 173, bDhitsns 21O
fir Nuitrnlien unb Osea,
MEN 10000; fir europa 9.145, 900.
Oas ma4t auidmmsn fpenisitens 245
bOditeBs 3l9 Wilipnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-12

men mir Sn Der geititeluug, bab Die
'Staote 1870, 900, aos fla6e, afer-
hmitreibeir6e 9ano aber 100000
Mo,lH an Die Sront entianote. Siir
biefe f3 Dhaioncn perlranb oas eeS.
trganiiirte Rei.b fcineu Griab sn
it,cfieu igre arme Ietlteu Der SGno-
mirtbidaft Rod id,linmer mar Die
iinnloie geriuiinmg res Biroeina-
teriaIs our4 bic armeeinpeftion, bic,
rie III Der Duma feItseitellt nnrhc,
ebne Hiifiift aitf bic gebilrfniiie Der
2on0uirtbIblft inS iioruSlanb, IN Der
Sniepr.@bsne, bas lette 8ferh etn.
eoe. gSas Sns fir jena @eeenoen be.
feutet, miro am beiten bird Die BE.
merfilng gafcnn8eidnet, baB bic oor'
tsc Sanbpirtbidaft 0ompfpfIuga
nidt tennt un6 MIR NIT 8ferben ar.
brItct.
gbenio ull5eilpoa mie Die 8erpIi-
Itung bss Deenibelb uno 8ferhem1.
terials ourb Den arieg par f'ir SfllB.
Lamb Der 8erluit BON ca 100000
Guaoratfil2meter 2ano, rGn oeHl.
ron einigen aaaoitrihen i'm geit,Iel.
bosen, DON oan NteberungeH am ata.
roifpSes UNI IN Der aOliebie abgele-
hen, bas neiite gutter gldergruno mar:
sRuslanb perlor geraoe oie NropinSeu,
IN helleit Der 9umger elm rnbetanntcr
8ait mar inb bic INNER ,uiefer aus.
belien musten, tpem in ben anoeren
meiiter Sd)maIfons iih 5um 8let.
ben nicoerlieb. Serner iii su beoen.
ten, baB HuBlano, oas 0eilt'flenb i'm
llmfang As @tal iibertrifft, meniger
giierbabnsn beiist, als has 9eutide
Reid,, iooab bic 9eiinInasfabiefeit Der
ruiiiid,eu giienbubnen 45 Wial binter
Ger oelitid)sn 5urilfblsibt slItan be.
tenfc mr. lpas ber WnnitionstranS-
pcrt non Irdblngelsf am @eiben ooer
ron @laGtpoitof am GbinefiicbertDece'
re nod Oitgalisien filr 9lniorherunsen
an Die ruiiiiben giienbabnen iteIlt,
nm gu bsm Sdlub 81 fcmmen, oaB
Die Yeriorsrng Ger grGBeren Stabte
nit 2ebenSmitteln paErenb Der gro
bcr iGfienlipe atG oann iebr pieles
Su rpiiniAen iibriageIaiien h0tte, spelln
tie ernte gut 9etueien marc. Die @e.
taupting beS ,Rep gorf aincriron"
nNuBIano lit nitt nlIr seihlogen, ion.
tenn lit in etne.n 3uitanoe Der Salb.
l,erblmgsrung uno tbatia tlidem aut.
ltaro. Gie 9umn bat BEN Sanbfdn,D
cor bic ;siiBs Der alntofratie garorten
ilnb bas 0ols lit in 8ariine Gle 4e-
qierute lit banferctt. Die giicnbubu@t
iino unter Der iuerfiillbaren aiifgabe,
bic slrrneen nnb Die @cpcIferuns sit
cerioraen, suiainmenecbrod,er. 3os
gatlSe bi:rofrattide Spitem 1T inWirr'
lrarr", entb1li feline llebertretbnnJ
lcnbern bi. nolle @ab, belt: 5tuBlano
lit on gnbe ie!ner inreren Strait.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-12
UeIs, ss.bs ..S Sstien in ssew ysrs.

GsfAa!tBvapiers uuybea ~ 4-4kx
sisiontlH. ne4isl suf eonboa sassR hs.
;,s ,,s',. e, .!. g En- ~, ,, sS4.''::! e ~. g.!
bel anssifanosn 1A7eX. Cranes Sidi
5.s5, &stsl S.A. Rad Si&f CSC. 4e'
bel 8sx. &ronsu Sidt II. 10, Anbd Ills.
Sire St4t 7.1o. xabel 7.7e, Rubd eitt
27H. &Gtd 2Tk. Silbss Darssn 76Ks
9,esisassids Collars S6H.
NetieRMaIft-Esr Rarlt NJ sr bsute
wdtRMb ler bsiten 6brlenhunbeu hari uHo
psrblieb sud 10 BIZ Ssua S4lu6. Die
S@lY6Hpiiranasn Der Gaientstn.2iks fsa'
ben metRens hbss beasH poH oeftern. Die
JnluertesQ Qftien lsttsR In usaden GAusR
fsins Bssisfe auflaSeifts.
GtiextatH.sfstu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-12
iIeii&er stiere $3.50

00-v10.50; GleiiGer Stiere $3.50
$50; auserleiene bis ertra $9.75-
1895; &eifers S6.50-8.5O, aus.
erIeiene Bis egtra $S.75-9.35; aiibe
$5.75-7.75: auserleiene bis ertra
So. .00-S.75: Gamers $4.50-5.5O;
fette Doirp &iibe $6.5O-8.75;
Wildfiibe $4,000. 10000; Sto.
ders unb Geebers $5.50-S.5O.
8ulIen- Die Ra1fragc
mar eine quite uno bic greiie itetig
biz itarf.
Sette gMIlen $4,000; so.
Iogna $7.50-S.50; ertra 1856
S.75;; mdgere mnS leidte $3.50
TOO.
aGIber. Ser Oearft mar
beiite lanaiam uno Die greiie um 20
bts SOC inter ben h6diten Der @ot,e.
Bette leihte 9dlber S12.00L12..
20; fair bis quite S10.00-t2.00;
oroindre unb groBe $6.0O-9.00.
9 dpeine. Die gsadfrage
mar nur maBta unb aieInlit piele
bon ben Ieihteu Sdapeinen blie6en
itnperfauft.
Cute Bis auserleiene 8erpaf.
ungs- uno Sleiiheriorten $500
1910; cine fanen 9artie $15.15;
lei6te Berfanotiorten. t20-155
Riunb, $t3.25-13.75; Serfel, 10
gfi,no uno barunter $10.00-12..
90; oroindre biz miserleiene ifDere
fette SGue S10.00-14.10; gtass
$9.00-t2.25.
g hafe unb Sdmmer. -
Die Rahfrnae mar cine quite unb
Die Breiie itetia.
Shafe, auSerleiene biz ertra
$10.25. 1850; quite biz auserleiene
$9.75-10.25; orbinare unb grobe
S6.00-9.00. - 9G1runer, auscrle.
iene big ertra $t4.50-t4.65; CUTE
bis auserIeiene St4.00-14.50; or.
binGre bis fair $1000-13.50.
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G9teaso, 10. Mds.

S9tpeins. - 3ufubr 1L000.
Wartt perdnberlid, &c iiber benz selts
rissn prsiIs. Built $14SO-15.OO;
lei9te $14.30-14.95; ssmiiate $14.s
50-1505; ihper. $14.50-15.1o;
raube $14.50--14.65; Ger.a $11.4O
-13.b.
gtinbDisb. - 3uiubr 800. Martt
fi.tis; ginbeimiide Beef Stiere $8.'
50-12.5O; Stodsrs uno Geebsrs So
60-9.5O; 8iibe uuo 5sifers $3.50
1850; RdIber $9.50-15.25.
S9afe. - 3ufubr 5000. Mlartt
iietis; Wetbers S11.0-12.4O;
epss S8.s5-1210; Gdmmer $12.'
40--l6.05.
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hiaenh.

Gndbise: .llnerbDrt gDie i5 boz
elmer balben Stunbs na9 Sauie tpms
me, Dffnet mir ein SoIbdt bic 5oass
tbiir unb siebt mir siueu berabaften
Rub!N -
aO4in: .Das ma6t niy, gn9 6rau.
bos mar Der Weetnise - Der bot Gie
bait in Der 9uHtetbeit fir mid s'boI-
teni~
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3udtr. - Warit fsif. - Raffi,
nirter Gut Goat $3.50; potpbereb
$40; Cubes $3.50; eranulirter
$3.50; gonfsetioners .a1 500;
Off az $7@-s.00; tpeibe ertra
$7.70-7.80; sgtra g" $3.50 per
bunbert pfunb.
WoIaffeS. = Warlt fietia. -
Rem DrIsans Dbtn 4etid 4565e;
Centrifugal IS 35e pfr GdIIpne.
Refs. - 2outiiana. fanep 6sap
63-7c; prima 5}-5ae; osGndrer
44c; sebrDdeusr 81 Sapan a.
Dc per pfunb.
Dairpsprobufte.
@ntt q. - Nartt rubis. preHs
teite. - Mbolemits sytra 44e;
@sn4znIi3eb extra 41Se; gsnirnIi5so
fxes sas iitoahs &c: Eonrr Gaira
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-12
9d8li@er Warft'S eri@t.
Gintinnati. 1O. @ara.

Siehen ii3 nur auf Gnsros srans'
| aitionen. Bel ileinsren Gei4dfter
irsrben simas bSb<re preiis bere&nst.
propiiiOnen.
g 4mala. prima Steam
1S.2212-1S.37Ha; iSaurilp 20.oC
2o.50c.
2rOdm gef4l5.nes gleiid,
- Short clear Stiten 19a-19sci
gyira ibort clear seiten 19E19aei
turse aippenisiteu 1915; Bellies
22a-23ae.
Sugar Gureb GIeif9. =
sdinien 22a-23ae; picnie S4ul'
tern 175-18e; Breaifaft Bacon "a
-26e; S9uItern 18s-19e; S4ul'
tern, Rem Dori Gut, 19-19ae; tro'
dtne Beef S4uIisrn 31A-32Ae.
Bacon. - short clear Stitsn
21A-21ie; ertra ibort clear Seitsu
214E 4E21ae; tur5e Rippenfeiten 20a-
21ae; gslIi.s. 24a- 25ac.
SabstpSteltes Glsif&. -
SGinfsn 20-20ae; picnie S&uItern
16s-17e; Bellies 21-211; S4uls
tern 7a-1se; s&uliern. Rem gor!
Gut 18-1SSe.
GrifheB Glsif d. .--S1inten
20-21e; ,pienie S8ultsrn 16-16ac
S&uItern 17a-18e; tuJe Rippen'
ittm 1sa-19e; fort clear Rippens
ieiien 184-18nc; eIira thcrt clear
Rippenfsittn 1Sa-19c; Bellies, lti4s
te. 24-24se; Bellies, f&psre. 213-
22Sc; Beef gareab 15e.
WebI unb Getreibe
Mebl. - Winter patent 1926
9.75; Wintr fanep $s.D-9-25;
Wiuter familp s825-8.75; Wiuter
srtra S7.25-7.75; Dinier orbindrer
$6.75-7.25; 9artes Wsisen pateni
$9.25-9.75; Sartes Wei3.n fancp
$8.5O-9.O0; Sariss Dsi3en familp
$7.25-7.75; Rossen, gortbpeftern.
s.mii4tss $7.75-8.O0; Rossen, gitb
reines $8.W-s.25; ROsgen gitp
senii ii4tes$8. W-825
WeiSeu. - Vo. 2 rotber Dinter
S2.06-2.0s; go. 3 DO. $685..
08; Ro. A DO S1.SO-1.95.
Welf f4torn. - SO. 2 peibes
$1.12-l.l2A: 30. 8 bo. Sill
IL; 90. A DO. $109a-110a; go. 5
bo. $1.07--1O9: No. 6 bo. $1O5-.
LOT. - RS. 2 seIbes $1.12-1.12s;
Ro. 3 bo. $1.11-1.12; Ro. A bo. ST.
O9s-1.10a; go. 8 DO. $1.N-1.09;
go. 6 DO. S105-1.07. = go. 2 DO.
$1.12-1.12s. No. 3 bo. Sill
IL; Ro. A DO. $1.09a a-1.1Oa; Ro. 5
bo. $1.07-1.09; go. 6 DO. S1.05-|
LOT. - Webts aolbeniorn $1.15;
gelbes aolbenforn $1.15. lie; ae.
miihtes aoIbenforn S1.t5.
9afer. - 30. 2 pibr 66c;
Stanbarb ueibsr 653c; go. 8 ipeiber
Csc; gso. A ipsiber 64e; Ro. 2 aemifds
ter 63a 64Ae; 30. 8 semii9tsr Elm.
hsimil4er 63-e3ae; go. 4 semii4tsr|
61-63e.
Roggen. = Ro. Q $156-15s;
Ro. 8 $1.54-1.56; Ro. 4 $1.@--I
WtiStep.
9ertauft ipirbeu 1852 gbIs. 81.
Ftusrs Giniikb 0oobs auf Der Bots
S1.47 pei GaIIone.
Orpeertel.
aaffee -Jnpa % -S5e: Ro&a |
3O-33e; Guatemala fansp 1sae; bo. |
outer 17ae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-12

Gbieaso, 10. Rdrs.
Weis.n. - giir Mai $1.s5I-
-1.S9s, am s6lub $1.s6a; fir SuIi
A.56t-1.5ss, am Sdlub $1.56a.
@slidtprn. = Jiir Mai S1.0as-
1.10s, am SdIub $1.0s4; fir Sull
$L07s-1!O93, am Sdlub $1.o7s.
Saf.r. Sir Wai 5s4-6osc,
am SdIub 59c; fir Suli 564-57sc,
ON SdlaB 5e4e.
ROssen. - Wartt nominal.
Gsrfie. - S03-1.32.
simOtbp. - $3.75-5.B.
alse. - $12.O0-1s.0O.
port. - Sir Roi $33.32-33.5O,
am S6luB 1892; fir Suli $3.50
$3.50, am s6lub $32.67.
Gdmal5. - 5iir Wsui Sl8.s7-
1925, am edIuB 1887; fir Suli
1882 1920, am Sdlub 1882.
Rippsnisiten. - Giir Mai s17.45
am Salub $1I55; fir
SuIi $17.60-17.75, am S6Iub
$3.50.
Rep gorf. 10. MGr5.
Butter. - Tlartt unberdnbert.
Gisr. - Mar,t niebrigsr; firits
26c: orbinire iirits 25-26e.
RartofftIn. - Dart niebrissr. -
Colorado, @aftinston, Sbabo urp
Oregon tpeibs $2.25-2.4O; Miseons
fin unb Wei6isan ueibs $2.20-2.35.
GefIiisel. - 9sbsnbes. Marit un.
uerGnbsrt.