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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-24

Suder. - Warft feit. ~ Rnffi.
nirtsr Gut 2oaf $3.50; poipb.reo
$40; Cubes $40; sranuIirtsr
$7.60-; gpnfsctioners ~. $3.50;
Off .a" S7.20-7.3O; ipeibe srtra
$7.00-7.10; .rtra &C" $500 per
bunoert pfunb.
Wofaffes. - Marft iietia. =
Rep Orleans Open aeti.I 4565c;
Centrifugal 25 35c per @dllone.
Reis. - 2ouiiiana. fanrp 9sab
63-7c; prima 54-5ac; prbiudrer
4ie; ssbro4sntr 3a-4e; Sapan a
&c per pfunb.
Dairps prooutte.
Butt er. - Wartt rubig. preif.
feIi, - Wbolemilt sytra 46c; Gens
trdliseo srtra 43Ae; GsntraIiaeb firiis
40e; fetonbs 37e; 5anep DARN 32s;
fading Stcd 20-26c.
adfe. - Marit ftettg; Sbio 24ct
Vobriutflidkr 24-25e; Rem DDrt
25c; GHpei5sr $3.50; bo. Nrid|
24es Umburser 24--25e per Yfuno. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-24

-1o.5o; Glsifhsr @tiers $s.5O-9.s
80; auserIeiene bis srtra $9.75-
1000; 8eifrs $60O-S.5O; aussrles
fene Bis srtra $8.75-9.OO; &iibe $5.s
5O-7.50; auserIeIene Bis EXTRA ST.,
1850; Gamers $4.5O-5.4O;
MiI4tiibe $40.0o-1O0.OO; fette
Mil9tiibe $6.O0-8.5o; Stoders uno
5sebina Stisre $6.OO-8.5O; Ssifsrs
$6.Oo-7.oO; aiibe $5.5o-6.25.
8ullen.- Die Sufubr mar nur
mdbia unb Der Wurtt farf.
Gette Bullen S8.35-8.5O; Bologna
$7.0O-s.25; ertra 1886; masere uno
leifte $5.0-6.75.
&dlber. - Der Marft mar febr
flau, Die 3ufubr grob unb bic prsils
I'm 50-75c per 100 pfunb nieoris
ger.
Bette lsi6ts adlber $12.Oo-12.s
rs; fair Bis CUTE $11.O0-12.OO; orr
binGre uno sroBe $500 800.
G apeine. = Die Ra4frage par
cine CUTE unb Der Wlartt fart. Die
preife itiegen Inn 25c per 100 pfuno.
Guts big auserleisns 0erlanbts unO
Slsii6erforten $12,95-13.O0; lei4te
8erfanbtiorten 12O big 1856 pfunb,
suie Big auserleiens Sertsl 100 bis
10 pfunb S10.75-11.C0; !si4te
Eertel So.O0-10.25.
g safe unb 6 msr. - 9as
angebot mar iebr gerina unb bic preis
ie Itetig. aae TN Wiartt bsfiubIi9.n
Stafs unb GGmmsr faHben i4neasn
9tbIab.
Sfafe, auserleins Bis ertra $975
1000; quite bis auserleiens $500
--9.75; OrOinGrs Bis fair $500
$50. Gdmmer. aussrleisne big ertra
$14.25-14.50; CUTE Big aussrleiens
$13.75-1425; OrolHare Biz fair
$10.00-13.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-24
Gbieagp, %. 5s6ruar.

S6petne = 3ufubr 27,O00;
Wartt tart, 5 bis 10 b0ber als gsz
tern. 9ult $12.60-1285; lei4te
$11. .90-12.s0; gsmiIdts $124o-
1895; ib:pere $12.4O-13.OO; robe
$12.40-12.55; Gertsl $9.50-1100.
Rinbpieb. - 3ufubr 1000;
Martt ftetis; Rati0e Beef stisre ST.
85-1190; Stoders uno 5ssoers So
25-9.10; aiibe uHo 9eifus $5.15-
1920. adlber $9.00-12.75.
g 6afe. 3ufubr 5000; Wartt
itstig; Wetbers $1O.90-12.15; Gtpss
$8.50-12.OO; 2dmmsr $12.25-
l4.60.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-24
velo, gOnSs uuS aftisn in Rem yori.

bisloni,rf. Dshiel aui 2onbon pcreH lis.
tis. Sar % 9ass s4.72. GommereiaI
Htas, 80 fase, Si.714. sitt s4.753S; Ga.
bel an.eiisnasn H.IsK. sranes Si4i
s.s54, aabeI 5.s4l Mart Stht es1ie, aa'
bel 8S4, 9Eonen Sidt 11.1e. xaba lilo,
2ire Sid, TAO, xabd 7.S9. Hube! S,dt
ESD, GabeI 28H Slber Harrsn 71sst
y.eriianifAs Dollars 60.
aftienmsrit.-Gs wurbe bsuis sin
2rud sum Bsrtouisu susseabt une eLs
grtiis fstten baba ~ Ieissn. 9ss Eoris
iG!ob l&Ssr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-24
gbieaao. %. Sssbruar.

8ei,sn. sir @ai $1.752-Ls
7ss; am SdIub $1.764. 5ir SuIi
$l.494-L50a; am Sdlub S1.49s.
gDeIiatorn. - Jiir Mai $1.0os-
101t; am S6Iub $1.Ooa. fir SuIi
9Sae-S1.0o; an Sdlub 99sc.
Safer. - 56s-574e; am S9IuB
564e. Giir SuIi 54A-55e; ON S&Iub
54ec.
Roagsn. - go. 2, $1.51.
Gerfe. - $1.Oo-1.28.
Simptbp. - $9.5O-5.5O.
&lee. - $12.00-18.0O.
qorf. - sSiir Nlai $30.35 0.65;
ON S6lub $305O. Sir Suli $29.75
am Gdlub $29.75.
Shmnls. Siir Wiai $17.27-17.40;
am S9Iub Sl737. Sir Suli $17.30
am S6Iub $17.42.
Rippenfeitsn - syiir Mai $16 Is
1890: am G6Iub 1892. i5iir gull
S16.22-16.35; am Sdlub $16.27.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-24
Metaa Marft.

Rep gOrf, %. 5ebruar.
aupfer. = Nnrtt feit; GIsctrplptic
HonIinta; speites 9isrtel $33 90
$500; brittes gisrtel $31. 1.00-325
Giien. - glarit itstis uno unOers
Gnbert.
3inu. - MorIt feii; S49.25-49.'
rs.
glei. - Martt feif, $1o.62.
Gpelter. - Wurtt feii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-24

RIGr. - W(QrIl rfDtq uflO preI1e
fetis; prima firns 9iibnereter 42c;
| firits 41c; orbtndrs frfts 800; feeonbs
3Se per Oubenb.
| @eftiigel. - Wartt rubig unb
ifetis: Broikrs bon Ii pfunb uno
barunter Bic; Jrpers Ii pfunb 23c;
Sdbne 15c; iunge 9dbne 18e; 5iibs
ner 19le; arutbiibner bon a9t big
5ebn pfunb 24-26ac; bo. nit
trummer 8ruft 12e; Gulls 81; tpeibe
Gnten 1896; Gdnie 11-14e; alk
5auben $1.50 per Tubenb.
Obfunb Gentle.
4epfel. - Rome Beautp $3.50
$50; Ben Dapis $3.00-425
Sobndtban S4.75-5.25; Sings s4.75
$50; Greeninss $4.5O-5.O0; Snfss
rior ale Sorten $2.00-3.o0 per
Bbf.
3itronen. = California $3.50
BE per Fiite; 2imes 85c--$1.o0 PET
Riffe.
Ordngen. - California g2aucls
$2.50-2.75; GlOriba $2.9o-3.15;
5anserine $2.00-2.25 per aiite.
Grape gruit. GlOriba ST.
25-3.0O.
Grbbeeren. - gloriba 40
zoe per Quoft.
3artofTefn. - Ginhtimifbe
$9.00-9.5O; Wihisan uub Wiscons
i'm $9.00-9.50 per 8bl. unb $500
pei gu. pom Store 8ermlibu SO. /
$11.0; go. 2 5000 per gbl.
Saattdrtoffeln. - Genuine
Reb Ripsr friibe Obio, gu. $3.15;
8urbants, $50 pfuno Sad $3.50:
ssriibe, 6 @ocjeu, Blu. 1925; Rnral,
Heip gorf $500; Sings, gu. $500.
SiBfartoffelu. = Delapare
$1.75-2.oO, 6anep 9alls $1.5O-
200 camper.
9urf.n. - 9reitbaus S1.50-l
1.75 per Dusenb.
araut. DaniIb $8.0o-8.5oi
per gbf. rotbeg $8.25-8.75; Sungss
Glorioa $2.75-3.0O per samp.r.
Deibe Ribem = $500
% per gbl.
Stsdriiben. - $3.25-3.5OI
per 1851.
3mieb.tn. - Deib. $12.Oo-I
1900; gsI6e $12O0-13.00; rotss
S11.50 per burbert Wunb.
Crime gobnen. - Tlorioa
$3.5o-375; Wads6obnsn $3.50
3.75 per Samper. -
2urotten. ginheimi'hs 3d.
5o-3.75 per gbI.
QaHbprobufte.
sen. - 30. 1 simofbp $3.50
-16.25; ylo. 2 aimotbp $14.50-l
1926; SO. g 9irnoibp $13.00-13.s
80; SO. l semif6ter alee $15.Oo-I
1850; go. gemif4ter Rlee $14.00-I
1850; SO. / al.e $3.50; @o. 81
aIee $3.50; SSieiises @lfaIfa $16.s
OO--19.oO; Roeseujtrob $11.50-I
1900; Saferftrob $10.O0-1O.5o;|
Wei5snitro9 $10.O0-10.50 per aon'
ne.
RiibIm futttr. - Warit rus
fig unb itetis. - alsis $33.5o-34.'
co; Wibblinas braune $35.O0-35.s
30; lpeib. s37.oo-38.OO; semii4tss
sguiter $34.o0-34.50.
Gdmereieu. - WorIt fstig.
- sleeiamen $10.5o-12.o0 per
gu. BON Store; stmotbp S2.25-2.s
60; gu9tuei5sn $1.2o; JIadsiaamsn
1925 per gu.
@erfdiebenes.
Dele Waarii felt; 2.in5l, ro6.s
96c per Gall. Sn gartien IA gbl.
yetottes 1c mebr; Ro. / Qarbol &c;
ycttpn S.eb Oil, raffiuirtss $1O4
per 9aaone, 3erpeutin 56c in Bar.
len BON Is SAB, unb 20 IN .Ear.
len bon 1875 Ga[Irnen petroleum.
Dbio Carbon 120 @rab Sc; bo. 150
yrab SIC: S.abIisbt IT'S Grnb Oh
Loo; RssGroipn 9ofolin 22se; Hapbs
a 27c per Gallcne In partien Don l
IS 9bls.
SaIs. - Der Warit III rubis. -
Ohio Rtper $40 per gbl. BON 100 I
pfunb, GubrIobn b:aSussfiist.
9afs. - Warit ftetis. prima !
siip 11t-11ae DO. Country 1O4-I s
.O2c. per pfuub.
aoblen. - Warlt rubia. yous :
Ibiosbenp $5.50-600; aanatpba !
$5.5o-6.O0; Rab unb
5lad $4,000 per 9onne abse.
iefert. RauhIoie StiidiobIen 800
100; antbratite 5000 per Sonns
baeliefert. Cote foitet $5.50-6.50
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tpsrben sitpas b5bsrs prsiis bere4ust.
proniftOnen.
g dmal3. prima Stsar
16.s7a-1702a; JamiIp 17-17ae.
5rodenssfd l5enes 5leif d,
--S5Ort clear Seitsn loie 153-16e;
Grtra ibort clear S,iisn 10 -16e;
turse RippeHisiten 15-15ae; Bellies
164-17ae.
Bacon. Sbort clear Seiten
17i-1Slc; srtra fbort clear Ssitsn
174-1Sie; tur3e Rippsnieiten II
17ac; Bellies 19A-20e.
Susur Gureb Gfeii4. -
Sainisn 20-2o4c; picnie S4ultsrn
14s-15c; grsatfaft Bacon 21-
23t; S6uItern in padst.n 14a-15e;
Rem yort Gut 14s-15e; trodsns
Beef Sdinien 30a-31ae.
.ShBgepptsltss 5!sii d. -
S6inteu 16a-17e; picnic Stal'
tern 12-12ie; Bellies 17A-17ae;
Sdultsrn 144-14ae; SdullsrH ".
.. Cat DO. 14i-14at; S4ulisrn n.
y. Gut bo. 144-14ae.
Drif6esJ Jfsi,d - Sdintsn
17s-18se; pienie S4uItern ID
15c; S6ult.rn 14-15c; tur3s Rips
penisiteu 15-171c; fbort clear rip
penisitsn 15E15ae; ettra fbOri clear
Rtppeni.itsn 154-15lc; lei9ts gelliss
1si-1sae; i4Dsre Bellies III
18le.
WebI unb Getreibe
Mebl. - Minter paisnt $500
$50; @int.r fanep $s.50-9.00;
Wtnter familp S8.O0-S.5O; Wniter
ertra S7,O0-7.50; Wintsr oroindrer
$6.50-7.O0; 6arter Wei5en pdtent
$9.W-9.5O; Sarter Wei3en fanep
$8.25-S.75; garter Dsi;sn Gamilp
Rossen. gortbtpeitern.
gemif9tes $7.50-7.75; Rossen, Gitp
reines $7.75-8.0O; Rosssn, gitpI
$7.75-s.OO.
Weisea. = Rp. 2 rotber Btutsr
$1.96-1.98; go. 8 DO. $1.93-l.>
80; Ro. a bo. $1.65-1.8O.
Wel I d Torn. - Ro. 2 ipeiBes
81. 1.0-1.07a; go. 8 DO. $1.06-L.s
OF; Ro. a 90. $1.04a-1O5a; Ro. 81
DO. S1.03-1.04; SO. 6 DO. $1.01-|
l03. - Ro. 2 s.lbes $1.07-1.Wa;
Ro. 8 DO. S1.06-1.07; Ro. A DO.
81. 1.045-1.05a; go. 5 bo. $1.O3-l
l.04; Ru. 6 bo. $1.01-1.03. - go. |
2 semffttes $1.07-1.07A; go. g DO.
s1.06-1.07; Rc. 4 DO. $1.04s-l
l.051; Ro. 5 DO. S1.03-1.O4; go. 81
DO. $1O1-L03. - Weibes Roll
bsntorn $1.o6-1.08; selbes aoIbens
lorn $1.06-1.08; semii i9tss aoIbeus
torn S1.06-1.08.
Safer. - Ro. 2 iueiber 64-l
54ac; StanSarb ipsiber 63ac; Ro. 3
peiber 62-63c: Ro. 4 tpsibsr 81
SIC; go. 2 asmii9ter 62-62ae; Ro.
, serniidter, einbeimiider 61s-62e;
Ro. 4 aemii9tsr 60-61c.
Rogsen. - SO. 2 SL53-1.54;
10. 3 $1.4S-1.5O; Ro. 4 $1.35-
AS; pro6e $1.3O-1.35.
Wbtsfep.
gsrtauft fuurbsn 1923 gbls. Si.
'iaers JiniIkb goobs aui Ssr Bats
LA per SaIlone.
Grpeertea
3affee. SABA 27-32e; Woba
-9ot; Guatemala faucp 1Sac; DO.
utter .179c.
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3ufubr:
u sfubr;
Rinbp. Sdtu.ine Stafe

Rinboisb. - Der Wsarit mar
beute i1ipG@er uHb bic prsife fielsn
iIm 15-25c. 4userleiene fette Seifers
iinb ftetis, ebsnio Gannsrs. Wit9iiibs
bislten fiA ebeHfaIIs i'm prsiIs.
Wsittlere unb t&aDere 6tiere $3.50
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13o,,, Oelbmastte.
Gtneimnati. 20. tebruar isix

~ Vs~ssst s~Ae
Dc 0amfsH tpsseW beuts NIT RorttIe'
etbsltsR fart bddditist bod mar bic
RaAtra9e us9 Garfeben nidt iebr grob.
Die 8insraten iinb unperdnoert 9tblieben.
Nnr Earlfben ON calS uuroen pom ben
Danien <--6H bertfnet, ma ub0eid1fts'
papttre ~ bx-o% oisioutirf perbtn Sm
ofenen Rarffe purbeu Tarlebsn .on eau1
ss 4-lKx unb ouf Ssu " 4h-6%
Slaein.
@snid asf qsh Ossg
patsn nominsg ~ 10c Tistonto per $1,000
spifAsn Haafen perfautt. Die Gounier.
rate tetsdst soc grdmis per $1,000.
9sAid suf sxnvs.
Si6tHedld auf 2onbos purbsn 40
4.76x pro$fD. Stirling quotiri. Siir Wed.
lsi suf HsriIn wsrben 16Ke yrs Rarf, be.
seanet. flr 8ediel auf Hdris 17Xc pro
franf, anf Nmitsrpam liXe BRO Gulben
nub sui 8ieH 15c pro Krone, 9ireS loo,
ytubd s3, StodtOtm pro Krone $3.50,
dranes tSdseii) ls1Se.
eunbs csasssssan
nsren rntis uns hstis. Die Sanlea quo.
iirsn sis fctsi:
Ginisuf. gsriani.
~ SonbS 192S Goxp. 100 -
w Bombs, 1918 .....1oe 1e2
81 Bombs. 1859 49,. 90 o9K
~ panama ....... 9S1 -
~ ponama &oupsn. s9k -
Gisarins eouis umists.
Die llmfsBs i'm bieiiaeu Gitarinebaus
bdisien hd ttuts aui ss,ssS.63L
ssiaiisfurtiassx
ginc. @as & Gi,ttric uno Cine. Street
Mp. N'flen Tarsn beuic In Wadirase une
eie grsiie fsli. ionit aber mar bsr Rartt
rupis Ysgfaafi wuroen:
aa ssr esrfs.
First Call
20 hmerteaH eaunb gla6. pref. ........tts
2 amertecn AouiHa Wl.a ........... sel
AMerican NcllinB whu ...........2gl ~
~ 0preordn'Jtdcr 20. .............. "
I Cincinnati 4 Sub. pea 1sls. ........ .tl2
~ QiHfiHnGti * elb. Hea 1els. ....... lib
10 1tgf.undti 3ns X electric .......... ssh
Al Cincinnati Gas K electric ......... sih
90 Cincinnati SaS TRANSPORTATION ......IlD
Cincinnati S.rse Mailivan .......-.. q
50 Glnetnnaii SiIsd RdilirGp ......... t0h
second Call.
ptceier 4 Camille pref. ........-..ips
10 girclnrdti & eab. Ben TEX. .1i2
4 Chic Qtiiee Dos 90. .....-....... 100
Ctlp EfGis TeIepbout ..,.......... "a
10 c6io eiaie Telephone .............. so's
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at6trou oen. A.. sl,k miH. gae. d. o., ina
tit6iiost q. a .le ,INV.g. ref.&J.4h. gTh
iliiantie q 4. u. salA p;G. bsb. g. -. .icsN
BaIf. & 8. &C.,. KAN. ". Qitp ~ iO7N
B.&O q. az sAh4H. b. etnte AZ -. 80.
pstbfsbsu, ~ ~ 99zslq b 9lh. dbi. br. n
eroon. 1rdnfit 81. 100 ~ 90. .GW. g: ~ iNW
Gent. Of @. d. st.. .l0zt 70, yof. 81 cs.'.. iogt
Qenf penf6er sr t0iMlEo Nac. RET. lr.... 9lB
gsnf qartyie 80 INoff5. pae. lr. -. e6N
Jbstap' q ri a.. ss Irfee. g. rel. H.. 3d.,
Qtsfap. 4 8. o. Il. ssKIpsnr. qorf. ~ .. losh
9. 2. 4 O. iotni ~ sSN rsnHi atn. ~. .iSxNA SsN
e., v. p. cen u. slH Fsabira GEN. ST. ~ rs
9Qbicaec Or u. II 70H Yep. efeei ct 80 rw yytL
gb w, set % Sc. iosM gte &SH. rr. 81 NJ
y On &St % .asr.lbi0I gte llouirp Son.H q,
g.,HS.&V. rff.tr. 10 ssrb. VI. !: nni.o ",
qhie. 4 Norfbp. 6r. s2y1leo. Bnc.rsf. %r''-. sis
goI 20 IA. AZ. "a 20. sailip. Sc. :. :. lOih
Fem. .&N. or sef.Gr. s2 lso. naiItp. een.<r. 7lb
ain GecuriffsS g.. 81 l1sr. 90. ~. er. J0bA
Irie % .lr@s-'es6.. e2M ysr, < Qee l001s
gris GEN. ~. ...... s7,s bIrbefSt obi. 81. 10
Ven tietfrie 6r. Ioszi:.ion nae. ir. 80. s74
Or 9ortb. ]. Az. ssya,rion Tdc. %. lr.. 90 /.
Gent: isf. A.. slHu O. F;iboer Or. .i02k
mt R. Z. 6r 80. g7i5Ii. .. eiteI 5r. .io5M
;snf Msf; ~ 60 E.ra. e. Chem. 81. 100
ndnI v. =. re. br. % lpnb1fb I. 81. ...... 80.
sbore bse. lr... 50 n linton ~ -. s4ss
y. ua. ~. 49,. ssHl,aeitineb .GI. % 81. Ii2
d., n. & z. l. IT,. f6N
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Niebmarft.

gineinnati, %. Gsbr.
3ufubr unb 0erianbt pdhrenb bsr
lebtsn "a Stunben, psreliben nit ben
porpergcHssnsu bier 9assH, iino pts
folat,
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Ger gergrbnnsI mar Elm Hefner
@nirps, aber Elm grober 2iinlp. 8ir
fin6en nor &c iibepaI; tn Der G&ide
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g 6orberr
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MaStpdrtise Warfte.
getp yort, %. 5struar.

~ - u y ->'
Mebl. - Rartt itetig.
gGsi3en. - War.t pilig; go. 2
barter $2.o4b;I go. l HOrtberH Sus
lutb $215s; R. ! ROrtbsrn Wtauito'
ba $2.11 (. o. g. Peiu gort.
Nelf9torn. - Utartt piqtg; Ho
2 sel6es $1.174c. !. (. Reip gort.
5aftr. = Rsrt fsitsr; StaRoara
nc.
Sen. - Narti itstis.
Sopfen. - Rartt itstis.
Sdute. - Martt fsit.
2eber. - Nartt ieit.
BORT. = Wartt fef.
Beef. - Martt fejt.
S9maI3. - Warit itart. Wdobl.
WeH $17.65-1775.
5ale. - Martt felt.
Molls. Nartt feit.
gisis. - Tartt ftstis.
TaoIaff.s. - Martt f.ft.
3uder. - Robcr, weortt unressIs
mdbis; Centrifugal $5.21; MOIaHss,
S4.34; raffinirter, ipilfis; Gut Goat
$S.15; gruTbeb $500; NouIo U unb
Gubes $3.50; NIX potpbereo ST.
15; popbsreb $40; fsin sranulirtsr
S7.00; 0iamOub u 800; Gonfsctios
ners u $500; go. l, $6.85.
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GtncfHndtt, %. Tebruar.
Die na4folgenben Guotirungsn be-
Siebsu iid Hur ouf Gnsros 3ranss
attionen. Bel ileinrsn Gei9dftsn
ipsrben sitpas b5bsrs preils bere4ust.
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BISMARCK MATRON
: SURPRISES R0BbER
R|FL|NG HER HOME
Mrs. L. H, Richmond Has Burg
lars Dark Lantern Flashed
in Her Face

Mrs. L. H. Richmond, descending to
the lower floor Of her home at 7oG
Sixth street at 2 o'clock this morning,
was blinded by the flash from a burg
lars dark lantern. Her scream
brought Mr. Richmond to the scene,
and the robber made his escape, leav-
ing a bag containing his booty behind.
Mrs. Richmond had barely time to
discover the man at work rifling
drawers in the living room when he
turned and flashed his lamp in her
eyes. She was. unable to give a
description OF him. In the bag which
he left behind were found number
of articles of value which had been
taken from the silver chest, as we'll
as a small quantity of money which
had been extracted from desk.
The attempted burglary has been
reported to the police, and Chief Mar
tinson has a number of suspects UNI
der surveillance.
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MORTON. DECLARES
GRE|E|:NY|!LLE| WILL.
Be CAMP L0.C3A1N \
Wire From Representative o
Third District Confirms ,Ad-
vices to Col. White d.

A wire from Rep. P: D. Norton Civ
ing the results of an interview with
the chief of the militia bureau tends
to confirm advices received by Col
onel Frank White and first published
in The Tribune last Saturday to the
effect that the North Dakota national
guard will mobilize at Greenville, S.
G. Other reports received here fndi-
cate that portion of the guardsmen's
equipment has been shipped to Camp
Green, Charlotte, N. C. The utmost
secrecy is to be observed in the move
ment of the national guard, as they
will travel in solid trains, and the war
department intends to take no chances
with fanatics who might attempt to
interfere with the transportation Of
the troops. @,.s = .. ~
The official bulletin last Saturday
notes that Harry f.. Rusch of North
Dakota has been assigned as isecond
lieutenant to the 50th United States
infantry, and that Arnold Nicholson
of Minnesota has been assigned to
the same command. Both are young
men commissioned from civil life.
Nicholson was assigned from Duluth,
where he has been engaged for sew
efal years past, but he was born and
reared in Bismarck and is a, graduate
Of the bismarck high school.
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#
|C0[. MARSHALL TO
/ CONDUCT SPECIAL !.
meetings t: N G!;S HERE H.
Saturday and Sunday Will Be
Red Letter Days for Saliva
I, ton Army IA -.
ABLE PLATFORM SPEAKER;
HEAD THIS DEPARTMENT

1t is expected that Saturday and
Sunday of this week will be red let.
ter days ir the history of the Saliva.
ton army here in Bismarck. Colonel
S. Marshall, head of the Salvation
army in the states OF North Dakota,
South Dakoto, Minnesota, northern
Michigan and Wisconsin, accompanied
by his wife, will visit the local corps
and will conduct a short series Of
meetings. He will be supported by
the officers and soldiers of the corps
and IT," brass band which has been
SO fayorably commented upon, will
furnish music al all meetings. p"
The colonel Is a very able platform
man, having an experience covering a
period of over 80 years. On previous
visits the colonel has attracted large
crowds, and it is expected the capac-
ity If the hall will be taxed to- its
utmost 49, So
The special meetings will be as fol-
lows: Saturday evening at SIS, Sun.
day morning at II and Sunday night
at SIS o'clock. There will be good
music and singing at all of these meet
ings and everyone is given q cordial
invitation to be present. {; ~
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'Ftf .fE'FrI 4 - 4
T0Kl[..E|Y says AZ 5!
81 PA||Iy||.El. MEET
Not TO PROTEST
2. fSE H2 III U.RF Il" EDn
Called to Help Nation Win War
Through Farmers Coop

St. Paul, Sept. 12.-Nearly 100
speakers are on the program of the
consumers and producers convention
to be held here under the auspices of
the National Non-partisan League,
according to a statement oftBenjamin
c.. Marsh of New York, secretary Of
the American Committee on the High
Cost of Living.
3 Mr.. Marsh has taken over arrange.
ments Of the program for the meet
Ing, which will begin with an organ
ization conference Tuesday, Sept. IS.
Governor Frazier Of North Dakota
will be chairman of the meeting it is
announced. A.
Among the organizations which
have already declared they will send
delegates to the meeting are the Ma
tional Grange, American Society of
Equity, the Farmers Equity Union,
Farmers Union, American Federation
of Labor, the Producers and Consum-
ers' League, and several labor unions
not affiliated with the American Fed
GRAFTON CT Labor
President Townley, of the Non-Par-
tisan League, has announced that the
meeting is not in the nature of pro-
test against the price fixed for wheat,
but it is. patriotic meeting called in
the hope Of helping the government
in overcoming reea ail proqlfiteering during the
war. a f5JA m }Sg4,, II e. , a
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IN AIR KILLING
!. TWO STUDENTS

San Diego, Cal, Sept. 12.:-Two stu
dent aviators of the United States
army fell to, their death over the
North Island aviation field this morn
ing, when two biplancs they were driy-
ing. collided about 1900 feet in the air.
Immediately after the accident pa
trolls were placed about the island by
the military authorities, and no per-
sons were allowed to approach. All
Information regarding the accident, in
Guiding the names of the dead men,
was refused by the officials at the field
until an investigation had been made.
Edward M Walsh, Jr., and Theo-
dore> D. Lyman, student aviators, at
the North Island Aviation school,
were those killed when their planes
collided 500 feet above ground. Both
were Californians ~ %..Ht
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FIRST WHEAT SOLD
FROM APPLE CREEK
PAYS $34 TO ACRE

Apple Creek, y. D., Sept. 12.-The
first 1917 wheat delivered to the local
elevator was, q consignment of 1872
bushels harvested from a field Of so
acres The crop was 1856 bushels to
the acre and Melted the owner ST.
7O2.32, or $34.O4 per acre. This par
ticular farmer, who insists that his
name be withheld, holds the record
fol wheat production in Burleigh cOun.
ty, his crop one year having run 30
bushels to the acre and selling for
$l.5C FER bushel.a
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son Of FORMER =. =
PRESIDENT HERE
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imum price which will allow a rea-
sonable profit.
- Will Stay, on Job.
: II hope to clear this matter up be-
fore leave Bismarck. / will report
progress by wire. to Mr.. Hoover. So
far we have had little opportunity to
60 into> the matter thoroughly This
afternoon will accompany the attor-
ney general on a tour of surrounding
elevators, where we hope to gain some
first hand information"
Mr.. Taft came here, with the inl-
preston that the price of 1920, is
based on all principal terminals, and
that North Dakota could sell its wheat
for $3.50. less freight to- Minneapolis.
He was somewhat surprised when adj
vised that the impression locally
gained frdm press dispatches and cor
respondence was ktk4Asthe committee
had based it's price Of 1920 on the
Chicago market, which means that
North Dakota must sell it's wheat less
freight to the Windy City, which
makes considerable difference.
'.,..,. Is, Young Man. "'
Former President Taft's son is a
young man who bears little physical
resemblance to his distinguished par
emit He is the youngest, but one, of
the Taft family,> the "baby" being now
in military service.
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WOULD sLAY FOES
BY WIRELESS; u. s.
CONSIDERS IDEA

New Rockford, N. D., Sept. 12.-'R. J.
Byrum Of New Rockford has submitted
to the war department board of ord.
nance and Notifications plan which
he has devised for the use of wireless
electricity as a means of destructive
warfare. Mr.. Byrum's plan would be
destroying, he claims, everything with
which the current came in contact
within that area. The war depart.
ment has congratulated the New Rock.
ford man upon his patriotic interest
and has advised that his invention is
being given careful consideration.