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The Dermott news., 1917-12-06

The TeNarkana agricultural fair
and stock shows closed it's three days
exhibit. There was a large attend
anCe from all over Miller county. Ark
and howie county. Tex. The fair was
under the auspices of the TeNarkana
Chamber OF Commerce and Secretary
Carpenter said that II was great sue
cess IN every way.
The Dermott news., 1917-12-06
Practical Theory
AVOID A DOCTORS BILL

on the first Of the month by taking
now a bottle of Mansfield Cough Bal
Vsam for that hacking, hollow cough.
Price 25c and 50c.-Adv.
The Dermott news., 1917-12-06

New South Wales cuts unripe wheat
Pow how
The Dermott news., 1917-12-06

A sure sign is one that reads. "No
Trust :"
The Dermott news., 1917-12-06

Melville little town Few miles
south OF Fine Bluff on the Cotton
Belt was probably the first To put it's
war relief work or business basis
but Kenosha. Wis. having a better
press agent the Wisconsin town got
the credit or originating a plan which
promises to be adopted by many com
munities.
The Dermott news., 1917-12-06
lnaportanft to Mothers

Examine carefully every bottle OF
CASToRIA. that famous old remedy
for infants and children. and see that IL
The Dermott news., 1917-12-06
Hymen Thwarted.

at was tragedy. He was engaged
TO his typewriter, but he had to give
her up"
"Why was that? Didn't he love
4 her?'
"He loved her but he couldn't spare
her from the office. They were too
short handed, as Ii was"
The Dermott news., 1917-12-06

ed the best Christian conscience OF
America, We confidently appeal 10
square American conduct in the mat
ters named above with the dictates OF
humanity and the ethics OF CLrstian-
ity."
tS!gnedl J. II. REYNOLDS F II.
Daniel W. F. Walker. w. L. Oliver.
J. NJ. Williams
The Texarkana agricultural fair
and stock shows closed it's three days
exhibit. There was a large attend
ance from all over Miller county. Ark.
and howie county. Tex The fair was
under the auspices of the TeSarkana
Cham Der OF Commerce and Secretary
Carpenter said that il was "A great sue
cess IN every way
Melville, little town Few miles
south Of Fine Bluff. on the Cotton
Belt. was probably the first To put its
war relief work or business basis.
but kenosha. Wis. having better
the credit or originating a plan which
promises to be adopted by many com
munities.
Boone county has subscribed STATS
to the y. NJ c. A. war work fund.
which lacks but Sl2 of being the max
imum amount apportioned to tnu
county. A. G.. Brooks was the chair
man OF the work and carried the cam
paign throughout the county
The Chamber OF Commerce ar Pine
Dluff has started movement for the
annexation OF a large strip ot terri
tory. which IL is estimated. will add
1900 TO the population. 1t is proposed
TO hold an election next spring to de-
eide whether the territory shall be
annexed.
A revival is being carried on In
stuttgart by Rev, Dillon. pastor OF the
First Christian church. There is
good attendance. The music is excel
lent and the sermons interesting.
Petitions are being circulated for
volunteers TO the McCroiy Home
Guards. Nearly 100 signatures have
been obtained and prospects are good
for an organization of $50 men
Two cars, containing immigrant out.
nts and live stock. arrived at Beard
en- from Illinois. This section has re-
Gently had quite an influx OF immi.
grants from other states.
Bishop r A. Carter OF Atlanta, Ga,
will open the C. NJ, +, conference 1T
England December and the confer
ence will be attended by over 200 ne
gro preachers.
The annual convention OF the Al
bert PIKE Highway Association will
be held at Fort Smith. January IL,
1918. beginning at 10 o'clock in the
morning.
A new coal mine that Will add l,00c
tons OF coal day 10 the production
OF Sebastian county is soon TO be
opened two miles southeast of Hart.
ford
Orrin Battle OF Hope has purchased
from the Lesser.Goldman Cotton Com
pany of St Louis for $4,000 the But
Ter plantation of l.400 acres northeast
of Washington. The sale included
cotton gin and the stock and farm
machinery on the place.
The Augusta Chapter, American
Red Cross. forwarded to division
headquarters at st. Louis two boxes
containing knitted articles. socks,
The Dermott news., 1917-12-06

Boone county has subscribed STATS
10 the Y NJ. c. A. war work fund.
which lacks but SIP of being the max
imum amount apportioned to tint
county. A. G. Brooks was the chair
man OF the work and carried the cam
paign throughout the county.
The Dermott news., 1917-12-06

A revival is being carried on in
stuttgart by Rev. Dillon. pastor OF the
First Christian church There is a
good attendance. The music is excel
lent and the sermons interesting.
The Dermott news., 1917-12-06

The Augusta Chapter. American
Red Cross. forwarded to division
headquarters at st. Louis two boxes
containing knitted articles. seeks
wristlets. mufhers and surgical dress
ings.
The Dermott news., 1917-12-06

The Chamber OF Commerce az Pine
Blum has started movement for the
annexation OF large strip ot terri
tory, which IL is estimated. will add
1900 TO the population. 1t is proposed
TO hold an election next spring to de
eide whether the territory shall be
annexed
The Dermott news., 1917-12-06

Petitions arr being circulated for
volunteers to the McCroiy Home
Guards. Nearly 100 signatures have
been obtained and prospects are good
for an organization of $50 men
The Dermott news., 1917-12-06

Orrin Battle OF Hope has purchased
from the Lesser-Goldman Cotton Com
pany of St Louis for $4,000 the But.
Ter plantation of l.4o0 acres northeast
of ashington The sale included a
cotton gin and the stock and farm
machinery on the place.
The Dermott news., 1917-12-06

new coal mine that will add l ,00C
tons OF coal a day 10 the production
opened two miles southeast of Hart.
ford
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05

1llHO tDsnn sic bic Baafabrt o.r'
Iaumsn?"
Damn ipiirben RGuber meine .5cltt
pldnoern, Der Rsgsn ausb.eibeH uRG
meins S4ufe Oerbunsern."
SOnom ggurbu iab zine MelIe
i4DeigenO pa unb betru4tste mih
f9drf. Damn Iosie sr:
ouniere Beee baben Ii9 I6oH sin,
mai getreu5t. sic, Sabi6, t0nnen Is
ni6t piHsn, aberi d babe Gie oft e.,
ieben. SD bin einen Monat in Scfi:
gatIe geipeieH, ais Sic i'll Doriqen
Sabre Dortbin tamen. sSn BEN pllgeJ
Gepiible tpa6renO Der 5eittage tparie
i8 Sbneu nt9t auffaQen. 9l6er idJ
babe sic tdgli9 na8 ben 3snpen
Don 5uIaiylunpo 9inGufge6en it6eH.
urO i9 bDrte, bag sic 0et 95rsuno
Seiner 6eiligteit beg &IT6s2uma
Ieien. Sd ertannte baraGs, bab G;e
Elm OorHe9mer Serr fino, au9 neru
S6re &urapane tlein uno UHdnfe5r
IIn lt.
Der CUTE sdIGis2ama fam mir
ulIO unOsrmutbet in elmer idtDieriggeu
Gage 5u 9tlfe. Conan I(gur6u srs
8G9Ite jeoem, Der es b0reu poGte, och
er mid BEL BEN Sempelfeitcu g,isbeu
6a6e, unp pies er96bte mein 2lnie6en.
glan 6egrtff, bab man mid niht nu
elmer gep0bnli6en Bitter Der 2dnos
ftraBe gu bsbaubeln bate. 0eun ouf
arm unb 5srlumpt, mar i'd ertidlscen
Elm bo6er aberblGnbtT9er Cana.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05
G6iengp. 3. QoDember.

. -
Nelf9torn. = Jir 0eSembsr ST..
14-116a; am Sdlub $1.15s. Cir
Wloi $1.o9t-11ot; am Sd!uB
$110.
9ofsr. = sir DEG. 57s-5s4c;
an SdluB 5sae. Sir Mai -59gc
am S4lub 594c.
Rragen. = Rp. 2, $1.74.
gerite. - $1.10-135.
9imptbp. - $6O0-775.
alee. - $1800-240o.
PORT. sir San. $41.8O-42.s :
15; ON SdfuB $42.05.
S6mal5. Sir glooem6er an
sHIuB $25.22. Sir SON. $22.5o-
.22.S0; am SdluB $22.70.
gfippenIsiten. = Cir SSan. $22.32
22.55; am SGluB $2245. Sir Rai
am S9luB $22.12.
Butter. = 3ufubr 4,772 5u5s;
Wartt uuberGnbert.
gisr. = Wnrtt b6xr; 3utubr g.
8s1 aiitsn; firits 38a-39tc; orois
nur9 firits 36-37c; auf osm Rartt
36c.
aartofieln. = Ulartt nnssrege!t;
3ufubr rs Cars; DistOniin, gtt4is
gan unb Minnsipta lpsibe 8ult $i.75
-2.15; DO. Sdde $2.20-2.25.
Gsfliissl. = 2e5en6ss; Martt sos
ber; 9dbne 18e; 5prIHsers 1876.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05
ebteago, 3. gsoDembsr.

g G9peine. 3ufubr 140qo;
Ulartt f6ipod; Buff S16.60-17.20;
lsi9ts $15.75-17,25; serniitte $16.s
20-17.70; f6pere $16.15-17.55;
raubc $16.15-16.4o; Jertsl $1,000
-15.25.
q inc pieb. 3ufnbr 5000;
Martt i6ipa6; gintibs Stisrs S6.75
MeTtsrn 5tiere $6.25-13.s
60: Gtpders unb 5eehsrs $6.10-
11.5o: aiibe uno Sstfers $5.00-12.'
10; sedIber $7.50-14.00.
S4afs = 3ufubr 5000; Tsarft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05
9ebensSauer mn TrObibitiOu.

Die Probibitioniiten itiiBen iia in
ibren 2(rgumeHten gegen ZEN mdbtgeH
@enuB opn 2lltobol nit Yorlie6e auT
Stottititen, beiprbers ouf Iol6e 3de
ten, bic lie ben 9ebeusperiiteruHgeH
entnebmen.
Cine iol6e 8uiommsrfteGung bat
MN nu6 ein 0pttpr gbelps geinaAt
lnb 1T babel au utertrpiiroiqen Res
iultaten gstommsr. Die abItratten
.3oblen fetpieien oIerbirqs, DaB bic
Gterbli6teitsrate felbit bei ioltep
2euten. bic mdBts leidttc atto6olifde
Gjetrdnte genieben, nm % Brp3ent
sr6ber if, ais Bel 9lbTtiueu5lern.
2lber Or. YbeIpS Ill nod ipeiter
oeaangsn unb bat bieTs lIuterIadun
gen uno 3uiamuleHiteaungen nit,t
nur ouf ben 9enuB altoboIiI6er Sc
trdRte, ioroern aud auf aHbere Qab
rllngsz unb 9enubmittel ausaeoebnt.
llnb babel 1T er 3u bem Sefune
qetommen, oaB Die Scbesrdte bel
Rau9eru fogar I'm 27 grO5ent gr0Ber
III, oIs bel gti9trau6ern un0 bob
penn man oieie llnterIudyunger auf
Rem @erub BON Soffss, 3bes oosr
6 hofolabe attsbebnte, iid] ebenfo I'M
giinItige rnb pieqeiht ned ungiinItis
esrs ReIultute ergehen tpiiroen.
Gs iinb, ME Or. Ybelps fagt, I'M
2Gbltge anbere irrefiibreHbe SoIaeruRs
qen aug bieIen7 ben 9cbensperiide
rungs 9eIellf6aften entuommenen
9aten gu sie5en uno er Seigt u1ter an
perem, bab Elm Wtunn, ber 5fpetmal
i'm Sabr. 5tpei Glas Gbampagner bel
einem Dinner trintt, .ndch Der .glme
rican @rperiencs Sable o; Ulortalitn",
fprrauf bic Yrobioitiontiteu rbre 9lrs
sumsnte bauptidAlib baIieren, ein I'M
q pro3ent .beHerer" 3noestonoiodt
E.Gre. als ber Wiarn. psr bel oieIen
Dinners ieiu 9las umDrebt.
9tles, mas bic 9ateu Der 2ebenss
tsrii6ernngen I'm bsFten Sale er9eber,
1T, tpie 9r. Ybelps Tebr rihtiq bes
merit, baB bic Majpritdt Der anges
iirsngt fbGtigen 9euts mGBiee 3rinter
iinb unb baB tnfolge threr augeItrenar
ten Sbdtigteit tire 2ebsnsoauer oiels
lei6t nm Elm @eringes perfiir5t lperbeu
mag, baB biss aber nit bein Senub
Gjetrdufe uicht eQs deriuuite
3u tbun but.
Dos 9eben FOLDER 2eute mag pieIs
Ieitt nm eine tlstns Spanne 3ejt fir
ger isin, als bas FOLDER Semperen3-
Ter, bic Elm lbeI6aulihes Qebeu fiibrea
unb iia lpeber setfte nod t0rperlicb
a6er bdfiir 1T es aud tns
bdItsretfer unb niibltder fir oas
aIlaemeine @ubl getpeiet.
Nus ben Sterbltdfetts SabeIeR Der
QebensperitberunaS aSAGjeTsTTifuftcn 1T
IdlieBlth alIes su erttttebmeu, bo iit
nur obIplute, dber feline 0ereIetheubeu
SateH entbulten. Utar f6unte aus
linen oud beipetIeu, baB Der @enub
ppn Milh bic 2ebensbouer pertiir5t,
pa bic upeiFten Qeute, bic nit 9pr4
liebe Wil6 trinfen, ebenIo hGufig Dor
beg bib!tifeu differs iter'
Fen, ipie Die 2eite, bic Ieihte alfD6olis
T6e @etrdute NIT nTGbigfeit gertfebeH.
Der bette &epeis, ME tpertg our
rieie Statiittten gu geben lit, bieteH
bic acknowledgements duFten
ieGtft. Cir ipeifen teinen 9tpplitnrttsu,
1sil er oIfohoItTh 8etrdute nit Dtfs
Btgteit gertieBt, uls urIi4eren ,Rist"
iuriid.
a(DeutIdes oSourndl.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05
Siebutartt

Cincinnati, 3. Rpb. 1917.
3uiu6r uub 8erianOt ndbrtno Der
lebtsn Wc9e. DsrgIi4en nit ben Dors
bersanssnsn aDsi 4o4sn. imp ME
f0lgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05
Masiudrtise smarfte.
REM gorf. 8. Ropembsr.

@sli9totu. Martt ipiIig; no.
2 seIbes $2.15 un6 go. 2 gemiidtes
$2.13 c. /. (. Rem yort.
!oofer. - Wnrtt beinabt fstig;
SinnDarb 65l 66c.
fyutter. Mnrit ipillis; gitp bran
100 plumb Sdde 5000.
Ghmal3. wlartt Diaiger; R;os
be gDeFf $25.75-25.85.
Der Martt fiir bic anosrsn Grtiia
mar uHpsrinbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05
8urter mfnt

Sic riifen INNER ipeiter BON mir
meg GottIinden; lit 1Sbnen meiue
gidbe 70 Iditig2]
,Gns nidlt, nber ih meiue: fir e.
uen entferriten Bertuau6ten iisen &c
mir idon nabe genugl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05

3uder. - preits feit. - Raftinsrs
ter Gut 2Oaf $1o.55; potDbereo $9.15;
Gubts S9.10; sranulirter $500; Cons
fettiOnsrs ~ $780, off az $3.50
$40; lpsiBsr sttra $8.40-S.5o;
srtra rG" $3.50 per bunosrt pfuno.
RoIaifes. - Martt ftstis. -
9letp Orleans Open Rettel 55-65c;
Centrifugal 40-4Sc per GaIlone.
Reis. - grtra fanfp 9sao So
9lf; fanep S-8sf; fseono 9eao r.
gahesIins, 80. 9n.-6.8 SuB. fdut. 4
f7Se: ssbrodeuer 54--5ar; Japan u
-61c.
Dnirp probutts
9utter.. - Martt sismIid Iebs
baft.. preiie fsitsr. - Wbclenttll
sgira 45as; GsntraIissb sytra 43e;|
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05
Cen, gonSs uuO Gftieu in 9lelu yOrf

Gseidafspapisrs wuroeH ~ 5Hs bic
ioHiit. @ehlu suf qonepn parea itetis.
Har 90 9ase t47iK. Gommsreial Hils, 10
1aas, s4.7i.. Sidi t4.754, Sabel'
anpsiiunesn s4.7e Tic. 5raHss 6idli
6.15A, aIta 5.T4x; Mart, ittHs luoti'
ruasta: Efontn. fsins Gusiirungen, 3ol'
lduS.i4s Wulssn Siti <4hc, Rabd 45r.
sirs SiAi 7.g7. aabsl 7.S6. Hube! SiGt
iS1s; aabel 1871, Silber Sanen SSss,
Nslitaniihf Dollars 65e.
Gttisnmar't. anisns mar Der
Diarit tart uno bic 3rsiis ftiessu stiDas
seasn Shlub sbsr suros Der Rartt i6pat
ane bic Sdiu6noiiruHseu itaubtn msiiisns
lnter osnsa pon ssltern.
Giirufaha Affiea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05

eamstsa 8. slsssmbst 1917.

enmsftA ,. Nopsmrsr lslIs
tbsnu aid biz Hs&irsse mad Garftten
lfine bsloHbess erobf sss, 70 pafen bod
bic Uaustn mil AouiinsarbtiieH SiemliG
lisrf bei4difiai. Die 8insretsn iiab IN,
persntsh eebIleaeu. 5lr 9srIebsH pur.
ben uon Den Danfeu 81 --g& psre4ntt,
bic Nsiler abu piseiritH foIdBe ~ sHss.
sgsesa esf Nsp usa
psss,H su Dasi spiIdfH Uanien bertauft.
Die Gountrrate bsirdsi soc Yramis per
eiv00.
Esasn suf eassya
eiht.Dshid aui yonecI wurssH IN
At pro $fs. etsriing qnot.ri. @ehs
Il aut Berlin purbtH HiGt auotirt; fir
Ue&fd aui Yoris 1906 pro Granr, snf
Gmferbam <5Ze pro- @uIesn. Be1ia
auf 8isn purben aihi eupiirt. Strfs
lac, Rubel 1906. Stodtolm pro Krone
42.6oe, 5ranes tSaueiD 2s4s.
sEassiEtnssiisnsu.
rsrsn rubis uas itsiis. Die gantsa sas.
liza -. taf.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05

Tin empfang. = Gef6dft 1T Gs-
f6aft; aud ienieits bes Silra=
lajd. = Der @egsubsfu9. = Der
SsrfOlssr ttbstanii6er Rau6erban.
ben. = Die Rsiis naa Dem 9siiIs
gen Berg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05
eissrisa 1ssls.sinElss.

eitsrtue osuIesuEfsee.
Es iimIavs i'm bieiisen Gisarinssans
belisfsn flo bsute auf =, ,402. III. 3is I'm.
I y Der ptriIoiisnen @0ts pslisien Hd3 aui
s,I,255,9.S gseen ts9,ysi,5ss IN osr iorre'
igoaDrennsa a8ode oss podatn Jabrss.
gsfaf.eefuriisfsn.
ger Marlt In qslalitlnr tdrtH mar bsuis
iebbs r uno bic grsile tisiisn iidl. 9ie
10 asnosa gsriduIs iino ~ bsrdisn:
an bes SSn:.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05

| Ifdpo6; @stbers $8.75-13.0o;
eipes $7.85-11.40; 2Gmmer 1925
Ia 7h.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05
9dgli6er Marft.Der
6 incinnoti . a}on,n,b,r.

Die na9foIssnbsn auotirunseu be.
5lsbsH ii4 uur auf engros, 5ransais
tionsn. 1si sleinertn Gsf9dften ipers
ben ttipas b0bers preiie bers4nst.
prOpifionen
9 d m al 4. - prima Sisan'
20. 5.lO-25.25; Jamilp 26-26ae.
2ro densefaI5tnts Jl:il4.
S5ort clear Ssitsn 28-28ae; ertru
ibost clear Ssitsn 27a-2se; tura.
Rippsn 274-2Se; Bellies BOT -SOac
psg Ffunb.
Gerdu9ertes Gfeif@. -
Sbort clear Ssiten 30a-31e; ertro
ibort clear Gsiten 3o-30ac; ,ar3s
Rippsn 30-30ac; Bellies 334 1916.
sugar Gursb SlsifG. :
S4intsn 2Sa-29he; picnie S9uls
tern 23-23ae; greatfaIt Bacon 39--
4oe; S4aIterH in padeten 24i-25e;
ytsp yort Gut 25t-26c; sstrodnets
Beef S4ulterH 34-34Ac per yFunp.
9 Sibsep6teItes IIeii1.-
S4intm 25k-26e; pitnic Sdui>
tern 2oac; Bellies 34-36c; GtuI.
tern In padeten 20-20ae; Geip gorl
Gut bo. 21-21ae.
5ri6es GIeifd. - S9ins
ten, loie, 263-27ae; g}ienie G6ul,
tern 20-21e; S9uliern 23-23se;
tur3: Rippenfeitsn 26-27e; TbOrt
clear Rippenistten 26-27e; ertra
fbort clear Rdppenieiten 26--26k;
i.i4te Bellies 35a--36ie; i4ipsr, DO.
Webl unb getreibe.
WebI. - Winier pat.nt 5000;
Winter faHcp 5000; Dintsr familp
$3.50; Dintsr ertra $3.50; QBinter
orbinar $7.90-8.40; Sartes DeiStn
pattnt $1I.40-11.90; 6artss Teis
Ssn fanep S10.65-11.15 ;9artss assi,
gen familp S9.90-10.aO; Rortblpes
fern gemii9tes $1O.75-i1.00,, ROs.
gen. Gitp, reinss. s11.00-11.25;
NOsg.n. Gin. semii9tes, $11.Oo-
Deisem - Der waarit mar
'ittis; go. 1 rotber 1920; go. 3
totbsr SILT; Ro. 3 rotber SILT
2l5; RO. 8 $2.12-2.13 per gH.
WeIfhIprn. go I tpeikes
S2.20-2.25; SO. 2 DO. $2.20-2.25;
glo. 8 bo. $2.20-2.25; Ro. 4 DO.
S2.15-2.20; go. 5 90. $2.10-2.i5;
10. 6 bo. S2.10-2.15. - SO. / gels
'ts $2.14-2.16; SO. 9 bc. $2.14-
ZIG; Ro. 3 90. $2.14-2.l6; Ro. A
20. $2.11-2.13; go. 8 bo. 800
Ill; Ro. 6 bo. $2.09-211. - go.
9emiidtes $2.14-2.16; SO. 2 br.
S2.14-2.16; Ro. 3 DO. $2.14 2.16;
10. A bO. $2.11-2.13; go. 8 bO.
s2.09--2.11; SO. 6 DO. $2.09-2.i1.
= WeiBes apIbsntorn, nsuss $l.45
lbs, altes, $2.20-2.22; sei6es
aplbsuiorn, neues, $1.40-1.5O; als
tss, $2.09-2.11; semifdtes aoibeHs
torn. neIts, S1.40-1.50. altes. S2.s
B-2.10.
5afsr. = 80. 2 fpsiber 62s;
5ianoarb peibsr 60 -62ae; go. 3
otiBsr 61ac; go. 4 iDeiber 6O-61e;
20. 2 gemiIdter 60Sc; No. 3 gsrniidbs
er sinbeimiiter 60c; 90. A semil9s
CT 5S-69.
Rosaen. - go. 2 ntnsr S1.76|
-1.78; SO. 3 $1.73-1.75; go. a
s170-1.73; probe $1.68-1.70.
Dbisteb.
es ipurbsn beute 126 safer ouf
sr Bats bon $4y60 per GaIOns pers
auft
0roeeries.
aaffse. - SaDa 27-a2.; glo.
ba a3Oe; Gadssmalo Iaurp 1S1e;
.. auts 17ae.
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3uder. - prsifs fen. - Raffinirs
CT Gut 2Oaf $10.55; poiDbsreb $9.15;
subts $9.10; granulirter $500: Cons
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-05

q. 0tt. 5l57 1883 1850
9. 9too. $3.50 154l4 1900
RinbDie6. - 9i. 3uiubr bic.
Ter NOde mar iebr reibli9, bod IN
folge Der nusgs3ei9nstsn gsa3fraae
itisgsu Die prcife uno Der Rarit lrar
tart unO lebbaft. Cute 9bier. aIler
Sortsn Daren fart bsgebrt uub srs
1isltsn itarie unb itetige preiIs. 9es
pohHIi9e unb seringe Sprteu seisisn
renig 2tenberuns i'm preiie.
Wlittlsre unb iatpere Stiere 50 W
-12.75; Jleif6er Stire $3.50
9.75; augerleIsn. bis egtra 5000
11.50: Seiiers $6.O0-8.5O; ous.rIs,
len. Bis srtra SS.75-9.75; albe
$5.65-750; ouserleisre bis ertra
$7.75-9.00; Gannsrs $475-5.50;
Wil4tiibe $50.00-125.0 90; Stodsrs
unb Geeoers S6.M-9.50.
guller. - Die 3ufu6r biaisr
Bo4e mar mGbis, Der Rartt tettg
bis fart, Die preiIe ein ipenis b0ber
als lebten Samstag.
Gette 8ulIsH S8.OO-8.5O; Bologna
$7.o0-8.oo; magere unb lei4t. S5.s
50-675.
adlber. Die 3ufubr oisIsr
Wo4e mar etpas itGrisr oIs in oeH
IsbtsH @Odsn; bic Wontusspre!le
poren ettpas itstis. bann flaute Der
Waarit a6 unb i9Lob beute nit eiuem
Ierluit bon $l.O0 per 100 pfuHb ge'
gen leBteH Samstas. GetpSbnlias
uno idrusr. GdIber iparsu bic sarae
WO9e lansiam.
9sIti leitte Stdr6er $12.75-13.OC;
fair biz CUTE $l0.00-12.5o; orplHds
re unb srObe $5.oo-S.5o.
Sdpeins. Die 3ufubr an
S9tDeinen mar in oieIer DO6e bic
sr5Bts felt December lebtsn Sabrss,
bic auolitdt unb bas 0urtitaitts'
setpidt 3eisten 8srbeiierung. Die
preiie itiegen bic gan3e Wode biz
Somstag. Der S9luB mar stipn
Itetis.
aussrlsfere T3tpere 225 pfunO unb
lnebr $16.75; duserlefsne 9erianot@
unb GleiI6eriOrtsn $16.75; mittIers
uno semif6te 160 aDfuHo unO mslr
s16.25-16.75; leidie 0eridibtiors
len 12o Bis l55 pfuhb $15.75-16.'
%; orbinGrs zig CUTE JertsI ITO
pfunb unp p,Hiser $13.0o-15.5O;
orbindre Biz oussrlsIene I6iper, fstts
SGue S13.50-16.O0; oroinGr. DIE
,irte Stasg $13.0o-15.oo.
e d6fe uuO admmsr. Sic
3ufubr bisIer Oo4e par normal, Die
56luBprsiIe fir ale Grabe bsiuabe
oisIeIben aIs lsstsn Snmstns.
Sfafe, ouserleiene Bic ertra $9.75
1000; fair bis gut. $7.50-9.5o;
suls uno orbinGre $4.00-7.00;
B5fe $500 unO iueuieer. - admmsr,
ruserIeIene bis ertra $1575-16.00;
air Bis CUTE S14.00-15.5o; I.tonOs
GulIs nnS orbiudre
;9.00-12.00.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-31
NOW ORGANIZING
FOR HOME SERVICE
Vermont Red Cross Chapter to Begin
Important Work Within
State Limits.

WINDSOR, Dec. 31.-The Vermont
CHAPTER Of the Red Cross, through its
chairman of Civil Relief, George Q.
Gridley of this town, is organizing for
the work of home service. For the
present the counties of Bennington,
Rutland Addison, Chittenden, Grand
Isle, Franklin and Lamoille are to be
under the supervision of Miss Minnie
E. Burditt of Pittsford and the bal
ance of the state under Miss Lora Var
new of Windsor. Both Miss Varney
and Miss Burditt are recent gradu-
atea of the Home Service institute
conducted at Boston by the New Eng
land division of the Red Cross.
Through it's home service sections
the American Red Cross aims to ex
tend advice and help whenever needed
by the families who have sent men
10 the front The experience of Can
ala and the European countries has
shown the great need of such work.
/ lstnt rseaeies not provided for under
the War Risk Insurance bill must be
met Some families, on the other
hand, viii have more money than usual
and must be protected against -unscru-
nulous sales agents The children must
be kept in school, their health and that
of The mother must be maintained
The insurance policy mustn't be al
ioa 81 / > laIs' ri hrief. thr normal
/ fanlily life must he maintained rs far
.as possible Fer the soke Of the fl.
ture of the nation, each boy and Cir
must be made into useful and loyal
aiti1rn The home service. realizina
this, is fighting the war in terms Of
the next generation.
Tho superintendents Of home service
will be prepared to. furnish infornati7r,
and aid in the securing of assignments
of pay and separation allowances and
to render any other proper assistance
to the families of men in federal serv
lee
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-31
China Exporting Millions of Eggs.

About 4oo,ooo,o0o fresh or preserved
eggs are exported abroad from China
annually, and the greater part of these
are exported from Shanghai.
The japanese are the principal pur-
chasers, as many as 100000 eggs FIRE.
quently going forward in one shipment
The Japanese organization for collect
ing eggs around Shanghai is most efficient
The eggs are usually brought from the
interior by the Chinese on small boats,
and the numerous small streams entering
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-31

Shanghai are lined with japanese egg ieol-
lecting stations.
The great future OF the Chinese egg lies
in the desieeated or powdered form Pre-
vious to the outbreak Of the war ths
form, Of enterprise was mostly in the hands
of German factories of considerable d.
mansions being located in Tsingtau and
Hankow. Turing the past year Ameri-
cans have come into the field with hew
and improved methods Dried or frozen
egg products are now prepared for ship
ment to America--Japan Society Bulle.
tin.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-31

patrol approached. Every now and
then their anti-craft guns would blaze |
away a bit, but there was lots of room
for them to miss and for us to leave
the place they were shooting at !
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-31

food export says that hard boiled
ggs can be canned protitably. Our
potion OF nothing to eat is canned hard
oiled egg.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-12-31
S. w. EDWARDS
Now Available
Steam Heated Apartment

20 let-nice, little apartment on Main
3treet, third floor front, living room,
I'd room, kitchen, gas stove, bath
1om, store room; plenty Of light, jan
Il or service. Price $500 per month.
Only reliable people wanted. Address,
Apartment, care Reformer.