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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19

success. but we shall expect 80 find a
hea4A- record OF British casualties III
tho returns for February
Further north in Artois and FIand-
crs the British patrols were part.cu-
larry aggressive AMI carried out suc-
cessfui raids near Ncuve Chappelle
and PiocEStreet
French Held; British Gain.
In Champagne the French attack
ed but failed to make any Roadway
in the direction Of Maison de Chant
payne and Hin lS5, where they lost
ground last week. In Alsace at
Ammcrsweiiier. where there il Ger
man salient the French made char
acteristic quick thrust and withdrew
after damaginr the defenccs and cap
turing a few prisoners.
In MeSopotama the British army.
to which has been assigned the inn
portant task of restoring British
prestige in that Mohammedan region,
continues to gain ground on the south
of the Tigris. This army. estimated
to include six divisions and to NUM-
Der about 10000 men. is lighting
steadily ON its way past kut- ell
Amara along the opposite (sonthern1
bank of the Tigris and beyond the
Shatt-el-Hai. the tributary from the
south. which joins the great river
at kut- elAmara. In series of at
tacks on the Turkish right and CEN
ter the British gained on front of
over mile and to a depth of half
mile and eighty-ninc Turkish officers.
with 1906 rank ami file with five ma
chine guns. were captured.
Apparently the British have sue
cecded in cutting the river communi-
cations between kut-elA mara and
Bagdad, ITO miles up stream. where
there are supposed TO be some Ger
man and Turkish reinforcements.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
Boiled Down Items
From Everywhere
s. c. Bone Dry Bill Passes.

Columbia. S. c.. Feb. 1S.--Anoth
one OF South Carolina's many ne
prohibition measures, known as Il
Boyd bill, was passed by the low
house OF the legislature. II provid
that no intoxicant containing mo-
than per cent of alcohol may
imported. except for medicinal sa
ramental or scientific purposes. I'll
house passed this bill in lieu of n
Durant measure, which would allu
any one TO import one quart of lou,
each month. The senate had passt
the Durant bill and refused to A
cept the bone dry" measure. I'll
Boyd bill now goes to the senate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
MEET TO REORGANIZF
MISSION STUDY CLASS

The Womans Missionary society,
auxiliary No. ], of Broad Street
Methodist church, will have their
regular meeting at the church this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. A full at
tendance is earnestly requested as
they wish to reorganize their mission
study class The subject presented
will he The South Today" by Jeha
NJ Moore
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
Three Years for store breaking.

i>ynchhurg. Va. Feb ls.--Frank
Miles. who pleaded guilty early this
month to the charge OF breaking into
The store 81 the T.ynchbure Jewelry
company following his indictment 10y
the grand Jury. has been sentenced by
Judge Frank y. Christian TO ;hrec
wears IN the penitentiary, Miles was
arrested in Washington with Thomas
{. Utter, Lynchhurg youth. on the
charge OF having in his possession
quantity OF stolen goods Upon be-
ing brought back to Iynchburg he
admitted breaking into the iewelty
store and claimed he was assisted by
Il man whom the authorities had been
unable to apprehend He claimed he
lived in Kansas City No. but inquiry
there failed 10 disclose any informa-
tion concerning his residence. and at
present he still remains a IMAM OF
mystery TO the police
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
Germans Gut on Heat

PariS. Feb. lS.-The Havas CO..
respondent at Geneva reports that IN
Berlin local government has decree
that on account Of the lack of freigf
cars and tho impossihility or obtain
ing sufficient supplies OF coal, houss
which are served from central heat
ing plants must not have tempera
ture Of more than fifty nine degree
Fahrenheit All central heatir
nlauts must cease operations o
March 81 Hot water supplied i
the city 20 apartments is to lac en
off Immediately
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
President Dupuy Resign

Norfolk Va. Feb ls.--RRymoud
Dupuy. president OF the NirEtr!au
railway. has sent his resigna ton 20
the board Of directors OF the com
pany. TO take effect not later than
4aY 1s-M -Daspuy- has heea pres!-
dent Of the virginian railway for the
past two years. having been prom oted
from the vice presidency. He came
10 the virgfnian twelve years ago, AS
general manager, when the road vas
built He succeeded Urban Brough-
ton. son law OF Henry Rogers. who
con cefved and built the Virglnian. In
all. he has been in the railway bust
ness forty years,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
Whole State of
Virginia in Brief
yeupor. News Has Sugar Famine.

Newport News Has sugar taniins'
Newport News, Va. Feb. lS.-Mith
III the wholesalers sold out and the
-etailers limiting their customers TO
purchases OF Ave pounds each, this
,itv In facing a serious sugar famine.
following publication OF the snort
ge today. this afternoon and tonight
here was a rush of consumers and
eports indicate there is but httle
,usar left In any OF the retail stores
Wholesalers say they have been un-
, BILE TO get their orders filled nor have
hev been able to secure promises as
O future deliveries Strikes at the
re4nerios. the trouble in Cuba and
shortage OF transportation facilities
are given as the reasons for The sita-
StiaU
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
Excise Tax Bill Passed

Indianapolis. Ind. Feb. ts.-Ey
strict party vote of fifty-n,ne Repu
licans to twenty-five Democrats. Il
house OF representatives passed Il
excise tax bill advocated by Govern
Goodrich. The measure had he,
amended on second reading so as
provide for q reduction in levies
corporations ranging from one-thil
TO one-half OF the amount fixed
the original bill The measure ne
goes to the senate
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
pLEBEf4N CORN BEEF -
NOT FOR MILLION AIREs

~ :i>ss sfgeFes Pe,t fs:@RTf fha
wealth Of millionaire w r. Thinker
has failed 10 get him a plate OF old =
fashioned corn beef and cabbage. such
as hls mother used to cook Thinker.
visiting e4Fs, ~aseiafeti he had Called
for the dish in the hotels Of New York
tSntcago. Denver and way stations
efts the best ration in the world. -
he said Just corn beet. not too lean,
snd cabbage right out OF the garden :.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
-Aftcr Se. 900 600 Tax

New YORK Feb. 1S.-~Lam0n
Hardness. Standard Oil magnate, W
died At paicines- Cal.--two- Years rs
leaving fortune estimated a $40
600, 600. was a resident OF this CT,
according TO q decision rendered
the surrogate's court, and, therefor
the estate IL subject 10 a transfer 4
here OF more than $4,000. 900 - ;
the real and personal property a
located in this state. lust how lar
is the New York estate is vet to
d 81 errlineA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
More Food For the Dutch.

Amsterdam. Feb. 1s.--Addltlon1
food rationlng will begin IN HOLLAND
on Monday, the HandeIsblad ar
nouuces Every ticket holder in AM
sterdam for the week of Februarl
1874 Is entitled to 1000 grams G
little more than two pounds1 of pc
tatoeS, 500 grams of rice, fifty OF IA
and 100 OF soap.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19

Newport News Va, FEB. IS.-In an
election marked by an apathy un-
oaralleied in the history Of the city,
he voters yesterday gave a sub
stantia majority in favor OF the is
xuance Of 500, 600 IN bonds for street
improvements and improvements at
The municipal small boat harbor.
only ass votes were cast In the entire
lty. Just little more thar oue-ffth
of the total voting list Lack OF in
tsrest In the election 10 attributed the
fact there Was no organized opposl-
mn
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19

st: Paul. Feb. 1S.-The Minnesota
house of representatives Friday
passed the statewide prohibition bill
passed by the senate, after concur
ring in the amendment to extend the
time the law would become effective
from January /. 1929, to July, 1920.
The election will be held in Novem-
ber, 1918. ~.., .s ,.-ss. es4p
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
I4yncfifnirg bar Elects

tynchburg, Va, Feb TS.@T-ne
LVnchburg Bar association has elect
~d the following officers; President.
Leon Goodman; vice president. Mayo
G., Brown; secretary treasurer Henry
.. Glass. and executive committee r
Gibson Hobbs. J Ttnslev Coleman.
Jr.. and = Duval Martin
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
Saw German Eaidcr at WORT.

New YOfk, Feb. lS-Tho Idcntll
cation OF ono OF the German sou;
Atlantic sea raidcrs as The eruis'
Vineta was definitely ablishci wi
the arrival here Of eleven sailor
seven OF whom are Americans. w'
we're members Of the crew or u
British steamship ST Theodore. tt
Ninetn. after capturing the Brit'
frelshter early ~ January. turned L
81 Theodore into a raidirg vessel !
mounting guns ON her deck and sn'
plying her with n German crew. II
Niueta then resumed her mission
destroying entente vessels and Il
men arriving here said they We
lllowed 20 witness from the cruiser
deck. t1C sinking Of two French ~ I
ing vessels and FIVE british steam
shius
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19

York. Pa. Feb. 1S.--AdoiphJ
Wrucilla. who SAYS he 10 a native
Belgium and a German spy. has bed
arrested by the York police and
being held pending an investigated
Wrucilla says he is one Of six spill
sent to York to ascertain to Will
extent manufa ctu"ers of this city al
assisting the entente allies lie
about thirty years old.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
Diplomat Dies From Injuries.

Washington. Feb. is.--Frank
mini. private secretary TO Amha|
sador Naon. OF Argentina. died earl
today from injuries received late I'D
night, when an automobile in whij
he was riding coltided With cad
Joamini was native Of Rome. vi
forty years old and leaves wfdol
and Young son.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
DRY WAVE HITS HOP
GROWERS; PLANT ~BEETS

Dallas, Ore. Feb. 1S.--Prohibition
in the Northwestern states has hit
the hop growers a serious blow and
the majority of them are blowing up
their hop fields and will plant other
crops this year. The chief crop OF
many will b sugar beta
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
VII Increase Canitai.

Newark. y J.. Feb lS.---The ten
porary injunction obtained ny mino
ity stockholders If tho Bethlebe'
Steel corporation 70 restrain the %
poratIon from increasing the capt.
stock from $50 900. 1oa to 1000. o,
was dismissed here yesterday IN Y
wee -Chancellor's court
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19

Forty Gallons Liquor Saivaged.

Chestertown. Nd, Feb. ts.--T'wo
men in a launch were seen of TOT
chester a few days ago by Super
fntendsnt Geo. E. holland, but owing
to the high wind nothing could he
done to help them. Mr.. holland tele-
phoned 70 the coast guard cutter
Apache and this vessel tried TO get to
their relief. but could not get within
two miles OF them. The men walked
ashore to Rochester and were
brought to town by G. d. Wood and
returned 70 their homes The launch
was left hemmed in by ice off Cap
tain Thomas ClothieTs shore. Some
men from Rock Hall decided yester-
day TO go to the launch and investi-
gate and were well rewarded for
their trouble. They brought ashore
more than forty gallons Of liquor.
This was quite find In a dry county
when there has been no boat for two
weeks Legal opinion was obtained
from Chestertown az to the right to
bring In such a large quantity of wet
goods. and the men feel perfectly
safe II is said that the boat was
on the way 70 relieve the drought IN
Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19

The Helping circle Of Kings Daush-
tiers viii meet Monday afternoon At
8 80 clock with Mrs. ]. r. Schwal-
meyer. 230t East Broad street. All
IA IA bees ar urged o be preset
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
FILM PLAYS TO KEEP
LUMBERJACKS IN DAMP

Ashland Wis. Feb. 1S.--I.umber
interests have erected movie theater
in order TO keep the lacks" in camp.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
Wife Finds Husband n Suicide.

DanviIIe, Va Feb. ls.--Awakened
before daylight today by the report of
gun. Mrs f. J. stutz went into
the yard Of their farmhouse and
stumbled across the corpse OF her
husband The body was lying beside
his shotgun with the top part Of its
head blown away, Stutz, who lived
near Dry Fork. had been despond
ant recently it is believed, over
money matters, BESIDES his widow
sfepson survives
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-02-19
TACTICS Of GERMANY

Continued from First PageD
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Wlittlere unb I9tpere Stiere $9.0(
-11.O0; J1dfder Stiere $7.O0-9.'
rs; auserlefeue BIB EXTRA $1,000
1918; 0eifers $7OONSco; aussr,
lsfene Bis ertra S9.25-9.85; Rib'
$6.00-S.00; auserlefene BIB srtrc
$8.25-9.O0; Gamers $5.O0-5.75;
Wil9fiibe $45.0O-1OOO0; Stoders
unb Jeebtrs $60O18.75.
DuIlen.- Der Wartt mar itari
unb bic preife Inn 1926 b6ber ale
Iests Wofe. Die beit.n Jleii4erlors
ten bra6ten bon $9.15-925.
Gette Bullen $8.85-9.OO; ertro
S915-9.25; Bologna $7.50-8.75;
mapere unb lei6te $6.O0-7.5O.
Rdfber. Die 3ufubr ipar
s<ob bod bielten ii6 bic preiie
Bette Iei4te adlber 1.00-11 so;
fair big CUTE $10.O0-11. 90; prbinds
re unb erobe $6.00-9.OO.
&dlber. 9ute Yotefs unb
SleiiderfOrten fparsn in Radfrase
uub Inn sc bober als sefsrn. gertel
faneen faif gar tsine abnabms.
Cute Bis aussrIeiere 8erpadingss
unb Jlsiiherfortm $15.10-15.15;
gemif6te 9erpadunssiorten $500
1910; Iei4te @eriaHbtiorten $1,000
-13.25; GerfeI $sO0-11.0o; orbis
mare his auserleisn ihtpere fette
Sdue $s.5o-14.0O; Stass $500
11.75.
g 6afe unb 3dmmer. -
Die 3ufubr mar ssrins uHb Der
Wartt fietig.
Sdafe. - glussrl.Iene Biz srtra
$10.25-10.5o; gut. big auserleiene
$9.50-10.25; orbindre bis fair S.
O0-900. - aGmmer, auserleIens Big
ertra S14.5O-14.75; quite Biz aussrs
lefene $13.5o-14.5o; orbinare Bis
fair S10.00-13.5O.
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3uder. - Wortt ftf. - Rdffts
nirter Gut aoaf $3.50; poipbsreo
$8.40; Cubes $3.50; sronulirtsr
$3.50; Gonfsctipnesr az $500;
Off ~ $7.90-8OO; iusiBe sytrd
S7.70-780; eytra e. $3.50 per
bunbert pfunb.
WoIaffeA. - Warst iietis. -
Rem O.IsaHs Open RsttsI 45-65e;
Centrifugal 25-c5e per GnIIone.
ReiS. - 2puiiiano, funep 9sao
6A7e; pIima 5t5se; orbtndrer
4ie; stbro8ener 33-4e; Japon d.
&c per pfuHt.
Dairbsprobufte
Butt er. - Marlt rubig. preiie
itsits. MholsmiIt srira 44e;
gentraIiaeb ertra 41As; GeHtraIi5eo
iirfs 3Se; ieeonbs CSC; Gdnep Dairp
Bic; padina Gtod 20-6Ar.
adfe. - Wartt itste; Dbip 25e:
RorbipeitIidsr 25-27t; Rtip yort
25s; G&Deiisr 35-6Oc; 10. Bird
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Seile, 0edeu, @imer, Softer, ariifen,
araufcup1gen II. (. 10. aperoen benz
&llis. Director niSgelieiert, Der bonn
bcfiir per mtportIidl liz. sSeoeS eEit-
5eine Stad rplro gebutt, oarHit iener-
5elt ieitgeiteQt lperoen lam, ipobtH
Nleler oOer iener slrtiteI, ber DermiBt
friro. aglpdllDert lit.
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Ser HOrmatm a euf6.

,glber Serr Snob; inns SimmeIs
tpillen, pie Tebeu Sic oenn plosIib
aus. Bas III Sbren poiiirt9"
yMiFen Gle, ich babe MIDI neulih
pprtrGtieren laFen BON 70 einem sans
mooerneu Wtoler, unb nun eeb i9
mir aIe Uliibs. meinem purtrdt ahH-
.IirA III tpsrben.-
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on CALL
lveIs, s,sss sus sfti.n in Rem ysrs.

UsI6ditsI06lfrt Duroen ~ 4-N$
bisioniirt. Unhief suf 9onbon parea ~.
iis. iJly 90 9age sA7l. gommereiai
Uius. 90 fsse, A.foH. eibt t4.7sK; r..
BEL anssiianeea e4.7Sk. 5ranes Stdi
5.65, 9atei G.ssH. Rarf Siht SOC. Rs'
bel 6gH. 9ronen Sidi II. 1s, 9nbel 11.2o.
Gre Sidi 7.ss, aabeI 7s44. Ruba St6s
2ax, 3abd 2sX. eilbsr .Barfen 7se,
NsTiiauiide Dollars s8>i.
GftieRHarft-Ier 6ro6eabs giiea.
babn.etreif ibte mar ssHie Gtnhub aui
ben Warn GuS. Die giisubata dffieR
paren msiifsns hetis. bic Jnsufrie' aftisn
aber baittR In maH@en 6dQsn etpss u
letbeu. Ter Ksrft idles sber faTf.
Au<s~
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gbitago. II. Ndr3.

Sdspeine. 3ufubr 1900. -
Wartt perdnberlih gu uHsefdbr BEN
seitrioen preife. Butt 14.6O-15.s
90; Iei4te $14.25-14.90; serniidte
$14.45-15.O5; fbDere $14.40-15.a
05; raube $14,40-14.55; Sertsl
$10.75-13.25.
Rinbpieh. - 3ufubr 500. -
Warit ftetis; Ginbsimiite Beef Stisr.
$9O0-12.60; Stoders unb Jsebers
S6.80-9.75; aiibe uno Seifsrs So
70-10.75; adlber $10O0-14.25.
S4afe. = 3ufubr 2O00. War,t
fteiis. Wethers $1100-12.65; Gfpsa
s875-12.25; admmer $12.35-
14.S5.
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9dslider Marft'D eriAt.

Ote Hd6fo ol9tnoeH AuotiruDgeH pe'
3ichen ii4 nur auf gnsros Sranss
nttioHen. gei ileinsr.n Gei4dftsu
tperbsn ettpas b0bere preiie bersHmst.
proDtfionen.
q ala. prima Steam
18.2--18.40; Gamilp 1000
20.5Oe.
2rodm sefLIsenes 5teijd.
- Sbort clear Seitm 19s-19ae;
ertra ibort clear Seitsn 194-19ae;
turss RippeHisitsH 1915; Bellies
22s-23ac.
sugar Gursb JLif d. -
Sdinien 22a-23ae; pieuie S4uls
tern 17a--1se; gteatfaft Bacon "a
-26c; S3ultsrn 18A Sdul'
tern, Heip yort Gut, 19--19ac; tro'
dsne Beef eduItern 31a-32ac.
Bacon. Sbort clear Setten
21a-213c; ertra ibort clear Stitsu
81 F219c; turae Rippsnisitsu 204-
21ae; gtiIiss, 24a-25ae.
SuBsepSteltss 5fstf4. -
S4inten 20-20ac; pienie Sdultnn
161-17c; Bellies 21-21ae; s4uls
tern 17a-1st; S9ultern, Rem gor'
Gut 1876.
5riffes Gfeifa. .--Sdinten
20-21e; picnic S4uI.ern 16-16Ae;
S4ultsrn 17a iu5. Rippen-
fsiten 1sa-19e; fbOrt clear Rippens
feiten 1s4-1sae; srtra ihort clear
Nippenisit.n 18a-19e; 8.llies, leias
te, 2-241t; Bellies. fapere, 21a-
22it; Beef Gareab 15e.
RebI unb getreibs
NsbI. - Winter paient 5000
$50; Wtnter fanep $S.50-9.00;
Dinter familp $s-O0-s5O; Mintsrs
srtra $7.00-7.5O; Winier orbindrer
$6.O-7.OO; 5art,s Meissn patsut
$9.O0-9.50; 9aries @ei5sn fancp
s.25-S.75; Sartes Wei3en famiIp
$7.O0-7.5O; Rogsen, glortbtpeitsrn,
semifdies $775-8.0O; Rossen. eitp
eines $8.00-8.25; Rpssen, Gitp
semiidtes $8.o0-s.25.
Dei3en. = Ro. 2 roiber Winier
S2.02-2.04; Ro. 8 bo. $l97-2.s
Of; 80. 4 DO. S1.S2-1.e2.
WsIf9torn. - go. 2 ,peiBes
S1.11-1.11A; Ro. 3 DO. S1.10A-1-a
IL; SO. 4 bo. $109a-1.10a; Ro. 5
bo. S1.W-1O9; Ro. 6 DO. $1.05-
LOT. - Ro. 2 ssIbeS Sill; go. 8
DO 81 10; Ro. 4 bo. $109; Ro. 5 bo.
$1Os-los; SO. 8 DO. $1.04-l06;
= go. 2 semii4tes Sill; go. 8 bo.
$1.10; Ro. 4 DO. s1.09; go. 5 bo.
S1.O6-1.0S; go. 6 DO. $1.04-1.06.
= Weibes aoIben.orn $1.13-L15;
selbes aOIbeniorn $1.15; semii4tes
Rplbentorn $1.l3-L15.
6afer. - Ro. 2 peiber 65-
65ae; Stanbarb fpsibsr 64a-65e;
Ro. 3 tpeiber 63a-64c; go. a ipeiber
62-83c; Ro. 2 gsmiitter SO 63Ae;
Ho. 8 gemii9ter etnbeimii9er 6-
62se; go. 4 ssnii4ter 60-62c.
Roegsn. - 80. 2 $1.58-1.60;
Ro. 3 $1-54-1.57; Ro. 4 S1.45-
LEO.
Mbtsfep.
@eriauft iuurben 637 8bls. Die
Filters Giniikb GooSs auf Der Haiis
$1.47 per GalIone.
Groceries.
aaffee Supa 2s- 800: Woda
3o-33e; Guatemala fansp 1Sac; oo.
gutter 179c.
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k.f. - prima firits 6iibnereier
28e; firfs 27ac; orbinare firjts 26ae;
leeonbs 25ae per Dubenb. entensier
30c; Gdnfeeier SOC bds Dnbenb.
| GtflageI. - Wartt rubis unb
| feiter.; groiIers bon II a}funb uno
baruntsr 35e; grpers II pfunb 25e;
5dbne 15Ac; junae 6dbne Tic; 5iibs
ner 21se; 7rntbibner Don 8 Bis 10
pfunb 26c; bo. nit trummsr Bruit
12e; gutls Sc; tpeibe gntsn 49,
20e; gdnfs 1O-14e; alte sauben
S1.50 per Dutenb.
Obftnnb Demn6e.
aspfsI. - Rome Heautp $3.50
$50; Ben Dapis $3.00-4.25
Scbnatbon $4.75-5.25; Rings SAFE
$50; 9reeninss $4.50-5.OC; Snfss
rior ale Scrten $2.o0-3.0O per
BbI.
3itronen. - California $2.7o
-3.5O per aift.; aimes s5e-$1OO
per Rife.
Dransen. - California RaDeIs
S2.75-3.75; JloriSa $3.00--3.25;
Sanserine $2.25-2.5O per Riiie.
Grape Gruit. - Gloriba $2.'
25-4O0.
Mnanas. $4.5O per Crate.
Grbbseren. - 40-50c per
Quart.
aartoffeIn. louisville
$500; Wt9isan II. Disconiin $500
Ter gbI. unb $245-2.5O per 8uibel
pom @eleiie; 8ermlioa go. $40.
90; Go. 2 $500 Der gbl.
SaattartoffeIn. - g.nuine
R.o Mi,er frii6. Obio, gu. 1925
gurbants. $50 pfunb Sad $775;
Sriibe, 8 Dodrn, Bu. $335; Rura!
gaetu gorf 1915; Rings, gu. s3-15
Siibfartoffelu. - DeIaipare
T75-2.00, Ganep 9alIs $50
200 6amper.
aObI. oeati9sr s2oo-2.25
per DBL.
CURTIN. - Sreibb0uy $1.50-I
LIS per Ousrb.
araut. 9dniIh s8.00-S.5O;
per gbl. rotbes $8.25-8.15; SunSts
GlOriba $4,000 per Camper.
Weibe Ribeu. $780,
25 per gbl.
StedrH6en. s4.75-5,W
per Bel.
SwiebeIn. - @eibe $3.50
600 Der Crate, aelbe SS.50-9.0O:
rotbe $500 per bunbert pfunb. =
Sssaipisbeln, sslbe S4.75-5.25, ,psibs
$5.50-6OO per 8u.
Crime gobnen Jloriha
$.0O-6.OO per Camper.
aaro.ten. - GinbeimH+s S3.'
D-3.75 per gbl.
Qanbprobufte.
5eu. - Rp. / limotbp $16.5O--|
$l7.5o; 80. 2 aimotbn $15.0O-16.s
80; Ro. 8 simothn $15O0-15.5O;
Rp. l ssmii9ter Slice S16.00-16.6O;
SO. 2 ssmifdier aIes $15.5o-16.o0;
go. l Rice S1s50-18.75; RO. q
Rlee $17.00-17.5o; 5ieiises alfalfa
$18.O0-2O.OO; Rosseuiirob S12.00|
-13.OO; 5afsriirub $11O0-12.OO;
W.ismfrob S11.oO-12.OO per
2onns.
MabIenfutter. = Wartt rue
bia unb fsft. = alsie $39. $4,000;
WiSbIinss braune S41.00-42.0O;
ipsibs S42.OO-43.OO; semii9tss Guts
ter $4O,5O-41.00.
Sdmereten. Wdrit ffttis.
- Eleeiameu $10.5O-12.O0 PET
Blu. bonn Store; 9imo.bp s2.25-2..
90; gu9peis.u S1.20; JIadsfaameu
s2.25 per gu.
Derf4iebenes.
Dele Warit fsii: 9,in6l. roh.s
SOC per Gal. Sn partieu Ia Dbl.
Geio4tes IL mebr; Ro. 2aro6l SIC;
Cotton Sssb Oil. raifinirtss $1.O4
per GoIone. 9erpentin 56c in Bar.
tien pom 10 Sob, unb 20 in Bar. |
tisn DON 1875 gallousn petroleum.
Ohio Carbon 12o Srab &c; bo. l5O
Grab 8Sc; Seab!isbt It's grab Oh
10e; Reogropn GaioIiu 22se; Hapbs
to &c per Gaaone in partien pon l
-5 Ybls.
GaIs. - Ter Warit IN rubis. Il
Gbio Riper S1.4O per gbI. bon 100
yfunb, GubrIpbu binsusefiist.
aaIs. - Warst itetis. Brima
gitb 12f-12Ac; bo. Gountrp III
11ae per pfunb.
aobIen. - Warft rubig. pitts
burg $6.O0-7.5o; aanatpba $500
--75O; Rub unb Slad $685.
90 per 1onne abslief.rt. Randloie
StiidiOblen $S.00-8.50; gntbrasite
- HSN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19

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.Was mar btrn bas beute Ratt
fur sin fur4tbarer SpettateI i'm
gci3eu 3orfS"
Der Sanitlbauer tat bsi Der Deibs
rio1tsfei.r i'm Shiibenperein ein
Spanfnt.l seuounen - bas III ihm
mii ben &eiutpeg GisgetoHmea."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19

gbieaso, II. Wdr3.
Wei3m. - Sir Mai $1.s24-1.'
S5!, ON S4Iub $1.s4; fir Su!i 81
53s-1.55k, am S6lub $1.54s.
DslfatOrn. = Jiir Tai $1.0Ss-
S1.o9s, am Sdlub $1.09; fir 5uIi
$1.065-1.07f, am S6lub S1o7s.
Safer. - 5iir Nai 57s-58lc, am
Sdlub 57ac; fir Suli 56t-56s
56t-56s, am S3lub 56ie.
Ross.n. - Wdrtt nominal.
Gsrfs. - $1.O0-1.32.
1imothp. = $3.75-5.75.
&lee. = S12.O0-1S.O0.
pori. - Sir Wdi $33.O0-33 33. %,
am Sdlub $33.25; fiir 5uIi $32.'
So.
SdmaI,. : Sir Rai S19.1o-
1922. am SdluB 1920; fir SuIi
$19.O7-19.2o. am SdluB $500.
giippsnieitsn. - sSiir Tlai S17.55
ITO. am Sdlub $17.67; fir Suli
S17.65-1775, am Sdlub $17.75.
Butter. - Wartt unperdnbert
Gier. - Warft b5ber. = Strits %
-2Sac; orbindre firits 27-27ac.
aartoffsIn. = Wartt b5ber. Diss
coniin uub Ribison peibs $2.35-
$50: SbabO. Oreson, Colorado uno
Waibinstoi peibe $2.40-2.e5.
8efliis.l. = aebenbes. Wartt uns
perduoert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-19

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