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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-07
srevENsv,LLE COUNCIL MEETS

Stevens vile. Nov. -iSpccian.-An
uncvcutful session of the city council
was held upstairs in Fauld's hall Mon
DAY evening. Official reports were read
and filed and the ordinary bunch Of
bills were presented and paid.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-07-19
ASSEMBLY OPENING.

On Friday evening the Methodist
Assembly opened with a reception to
the members of the Epworth League
Conference. The entire program was
excellent. The address of Mr.. Bill
heimer, of st. Louis, was one of the
best ever given on the Assembly
grounds. Sim Beam, of Kansas City,
delivered a fire address at night.
Revs. Edward Carr, Paul Powell, and
others, contributed largely to the sue
cess Of the Conference, which con-
tinued until noon Tuesday. Chas.
A. Bull, who, as president the past
two years, has made the Conference
already an important part of the AS
sembly, was reelected. DR.. D. A.
Sloan, OF Bloomfield, was elected
Vice President: Miss Ferol Estes,
Secretary; Miss Rebecca Watts, OF
Fredericktown, Treasurer; j.. A..
Buchanan, intermediate League
Superintendent; and Miss Mary Gun.
ningham, of Charlottesville, Jr. Super
intendent. Mrs. Ethel Hanson, OF
Ironton, was reelected Correspond
ing Secretary. The League Confer
ence bids fair to become a power for
good.
Tuesday evening was Marvin Col
lege hour, and the programme rem
dered by President Thudium and his
splendid assistants will not soon be
forgotten, especially the address by
Rev. Julian Mcpheters. About
hundred motored over from Freder'
!, %icktown, among whom were the
President and Secretary of Frederick
. towns live Commercial Club as boost
ers for the College.
The programme for tho remainder
of this week will contain many feat
, ures interesting to the general public
DIR. Jno. Mccarthy, who delivered tn
course Of Bible lectures at the frs
session Of the Assembly, will Civ
: another series at IL of the morning
hours. The W. G. I. U. will hold In
stitute work at 8 O'Clock every after
noon, Miss Roena Shaner and Mrs
:. Nell G. Burger being the principe
. speakers. Mrs. Burger will speak a
$3.50 O'Clock Sunday. DR.. Plato Z
Durham, OF Emory University, wi
preach Sunday morning and evening
II The registration Tuesday totale
II 600.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-07-19
drive through will go via st. Louis
and Kansas City. Harrington News.
PERSONAL.

Len Sutton is here from st. Louis.
Linus White has gone to Akron,
Ohio.
Mrs. Woodside was in st. Louis last
week.
W. w. Stroller from Frederick
called Tuesday.
c. r. Kendall was here from st.
Louis last week.
Herman l.. Rieke went to st. Louis
Monday morning.
Mrs. II. p. pigg was here from
Pennington Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Olsen returned
to Granite City, Ills, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. w. Lewis are at
"Ozark Homer for the summer.
Miss Ruby Calvert Of De Soto Is
with Ironton relatives this week.
A. G. O'Neal from Frankclay wal
an Ironton visitor last Wednesday.
Mrs. g. P. Damron of Frederick
is the guest OF Mrs. J. M. Hawkins.
P. NJ. Mccoy of st. Louis is the
guest of his daughter. Mrs. +. P.Ake
in Ironton.
Mr.. Kelton r.. White and bride lei
Thursday on Il months trip to Ael'
lowstone Park.
Fred Kindell, Jr., and family VII
leave in their cur next week on a tril
to Eldon, Iowa.
Marcus Yount and sister, Mis-
Pearl, went to st. Louis last Saturda,
!, on the Sunshine.
Harry G. Patton is now stationed a
| Fort Slocum, N. Y.,Compa ny 4, Quar-
. termaster's store.
Mrs. Clara Russell and little daugh
ter Of St. Louis are guests of Mr.. an
Mrs. A. I. Willard.
4 Mrs. Nettie House, of jerome, Ar
zona, il spending the summer wit
. her mother, Mrs. G. Kuhn, on Marbl
!. Greek.
. A. NJ. Madigan, wife and Eugene an
d schofeld, left on the early trai
y Tuesday for a trip to California. The
: expect to be absent about two month
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-07-19
Write for information or appointment
Coodland Items.

Plenty OF rain. Crops looking me.
Farmers cutting hay. Housewives
canning huckleberries. IT,,
Mrs. Joe Martin Of East End d'ed
July 18th, after an illness OF a lew
days. She leaves her husband ana
several small children.
Mrs. Annie Crocker and two sons
have typhoid fever. i,
The children Of Elmer keith are
some better. So.
The Goggin brothers with Carrie
White and the Adams boys spent the
fourth at Iron Mountain and lrontoh.
Next Saturday and Sunday Is 'ha
regular Baptist yearly meeting az
Goodland. - u
g.. G. Adams and sons with y. n.
Adams attended church ut Goodwater
on Sunday. 80.
And stiff the war goes on aud our
boys are taken one BY one 70 se,'
Uncle Sam. TIMOTHY mar
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-07-19
Des Arc Items.

We are having fine rains which will
make the early corn.
noticed more than 200 stock cars
on the side tracks between Morley
and Commerce, in Scott county, on
the Frisco railroad last week, to be
loaded with watermelons. The mel
ons are late this year and will not be
on the market before August.
Farmers are blowing up the wheat
stubble and sowing peas. The wheat
is being threshed and shipped to
Nashville, Tennessee.
There was a sad accident, near
Lutesville, on the Belmont Branch,
July 9Th. Mr.. Queen, a lumberi in
spector, and several others started to
Cape Girardeau, stopping at jackson.
He was killed and several hurt. Mr..
Queen lived at E!sinore. and leaves q
wife und several children. Last year
his ,planing mill burned at Elsinore
and left him a poor man.
Wesley Sisk, one of our old citizens,
died last week. | have known him for
| ~ years. He worked for me at Vul.
can. He reared a..large family; Dock
| EylShs a nblIt % AohNAAi"obSA >" - NSs
mont and Cairo branches.
spent Il night at Oran, in Scott
county, last week. The reports sent
from there, about SO many children
dying, we're greatly exaggerated.
While at Morley | saw the prettiest
flag, on q 90-foot pole, that | have ev'
err seen. II was made seventeen years
ago and put up in honor of W. J.Bry'
an, who was then q candidate FOL
President.
also saw q seven-mile railroad be-
ing loaded for France track, loco.
motives and all. Several cars were
required.
We have just received a picture o
our son, Z. 3. Fitz, In his naval uni.
form. lie looks very natural.
Seven OF our grandchildren--fron
FIVE different families--spent the atl
with lie.
The Irondale and Msrqand factorie
bountifully supplied me with soda va
ter for the 4th.
John McFall spent Sunday her
l with his family.
DR.. +. +. Farr and Jas. q. Chiltol
I | uhv0 kVuO W W HoulIlkSOus
Mrs. W. L. Mckee and childre'
have returned home from Q visit :
relatives In Arkansas. (.
Walter Lovelace and family wi
move to Flat River this week.
Mrs. Anna O'Neal OF St. Louis On
Mrs. Maude Banks from PisdmonI!
spent Friday here with Mrs. Bsssi
Eovelace.
Mrs. Oscar Ruble went 10 Piedmor
! Monday to visit relatives.
John Reed hss gono TO Flat Rvs
70 work Ia tho mines. B
! VIM. Thompson and family havs r
(. turnsd from : visit 70 relatives :
Hendrickeon. (.
Ciaude Morris Aud ]. Rubis went !
Biamarck laet week.
Orvills need ~ zone - ArksHsa
70 visit friends.
! Nfiss ORA Lovelaoe md Nise Edn
. FAR went 70 sacula Sunday.
Ntso Llssis Rasesll, - ~ o.
IA nj sss ~ : I ~ - s!ss' I
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-07-19
notice.

July and August is the time to XIII
weeds. II you pull all the leaves oil
the Jimson weeds they will die. Grit
I'm at Ironton, wants the leaves dried;
also Burdock Roots, Dandelion Roots,
Golden Seal, Blood Root, Blue Flag,
May Apple and other kinds. Buys
Hides, wool, Beeswax, Fssthersi Iron
Rubber, Rags Sacks, Brass, Copper
Lead, Zinc, Rabbit, Old Rope, for
which pay cash. J. T. GRIFFIN.
Near depot, fronton, NO..
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C.. A. FULDER, OPT. ND.
FIRM OF FULDNER & COMPANY

,successors TO Faldner y kitchilJe
Marina Bldg 305 N, Grand Ave, 81
Louis, Mo, specializing in the Cor
rection of Eyesight, Eyestra!n, and
the proper Fitting OF Glasses, VIII
again be in
IRoNToN, TUESDAY, JULY PATH,
at theNew Commercial Hotel, from y
A. NJ. to / p. NJ. Any word may be lett
for him there.
Bismarck, Tuesday, July 2ith, at
Mrs. James Hotel, from $50 p. NJ 10
3 +. NJ.
Flat River, Wednesday. July 2osa
at New Hammond Hotel, from A NJ
to l p. NJ.
Write for information or appointment.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-07-19
Iron County Chapter of The American Red
Cross,

The following citizens have become
members of the local Chapter Of the
American Red Cross since last report:
Codding. Edwin Francois, Mrs NJ j
Goodwater > S Harris, Chas l.
Lovelace, A Lo%velaee, Mrs A
Lueddecke, Otto T~rauernicht, Mrs W
Presbyterian Bible Glass.
Total membership to date .,..., 2l7.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-07-19

She has accepted the school III her
home town of Bel.eview at a larger
salary, and Of curse we can not com
plain. But it will be quite a loss to
ns AS she was q fine instructor. We
wish her much success in her WORK
wherever she may be. We hope
some one may apply for the position
here who will be as great a help %
our town as Miss Russell, although it
will be a hard task to ind one to axe
her place. Isaac.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-07-19

One black mare mule, ID hands
high, about s years old, with small
bell and harness marks. Owner may
get same by calling at my place. ohe
mile south Of Des Arc, Mo.
N. NJ. BORDERS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-07-19

"Gods Of Fate" featuring Richard
Buhlcr and Rosetta Brice, and Frank
Daniels, comedy, Saturday.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-07-19

The County Court Of Iron County
desires to purchase fifty cords Of Gee.
ond growth Blsck OAK Billet oord
Wood, Tor uss 4 the Court House
and Jsil, Persons having wood O.
that Kind TO ssll viii please submit
sealed proposals., addrssssd 70 re un-
dsrsisnsd, which viii b opsnsda y
ID Court on the nrst Monday n Az AZ.
gust, 1917.
lot nv end Oh bids subn'etsd.
Dsted this July a. 1sl7. \
ARTHUR HUFF, Cls!k
County Ccult, Iron coaasss ~
W. sAIn-A Avs.ytat.eSd 49,
"a 9ooll6g anpa1rSeoss.
IDk1 A1l(Iso Jseneea.s sss, \
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-07-19

Q little moro than 1000 miles In a Ford
roadster, and had some thrilling ex.
p~eriences enroute. They came by
way Of Oklahoma City and the Ozark
Trail to Cuba, Mo-, and from there
across country to Potosi. Between
Springfield and Cabool, Mo-, and Cuba
and potosi they encountered roads
that In places were simply terrifying.
Twice they had to be pulled up hills
that we're 30 steep the gasoline would
not flow into the c%arburetor. They
had been warned to 10 on the look
out for a stump 10 the road on which
several cars had come to grief. They
finally reached what they supposed
from its appearance wal the stump
and with much trouble managed to
get by II only to run into the rea!
"auto Axer" q little farther on with
such force that Mrs. Kim was hu rled
headlong through the windshleld,
sustaining several painful bruises
The front axle OF the car was doubled
up almost like q jack knife. This wei
il the western part Of Washington
county. They finally found . maj
living nearby who assisted them IL
STRENGTHENING out their car and with
whom they stayed over night. Mex
morning they resumed their journs!
and that day reached Ironton tirst
and much bruised. Sunday normal
10 company With NJ. Pigg they drov'
over 20 Pennington Tor - Day. The,
sxpect 70 rsturn 70 OklahouA =.
iAlssr pssl ettas neath, ~ y ~
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-07-19

| now DeLteT' "a N"u6nsoAS "a"
RYAN. of Milwaukee, has been with
Mrs. Robertson several weeks"
Luther Scoggin' Of Glover was In
Centerville yesterday, with q "niedi.
cine man." Messrs. Scoggin and
Golf Of Glover are doing quite q lot
Of business In the way OF hauling pas
.enrers from Glover to Centerville.
They are both reliable drivers and al.
ways ready to make the trip. Since
the Hunt bridge has been completed
the trip can be made In two hours, or
nrobably . little less.--C enterville
Outlook.
Mr.. T. P. Fits writes to the Pied
mont Banner from Des Arc. J. D.
Loyd, writing from Ragley, Louiaisna'
/ TO the Banner says: 1--WE look Tor
I ward to our home paper with - much
r.. or more interest than a letter, for 1t
!, brings Us news from friends that We
uet no other way. The Dss Arc New
Alone is worth 90 much more than thu
transcription price Of the paper; ther'
4 something spiritual about OIL hi
|, writinas. May he live years YET x
!. write news for the Banner, and lot .
I. Feast on the good things he nays from
A week to week."
From the Hillsboro Record; mi
/ Aionxo T. Harlow and Miss Mar
\ Cisrk Edgar Of lronton we're msrrie'
liz 81, Louis, Saturday, July I. N.
I. Harlow b .one Of Jefferson Uoanty.
yory AnSeS spscmsns y yespe maa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-30

f6e NufitfGbts, tpk 4. q. g1iin6eH.
bdbtn bod nber bic mcberne frans0F.
f4e Dnfrf in sunaen .iyeftiDaIs' per.
berrIt4t. Die 6alptfGtx 1T inbeb.
ba Bbie frdn30fiden Satperitdnbigsn
felbft NOD tenestpess einig IN Der
Mertbung Der Heuen RdtionaIgr6btH
fno. Der in Deutf4lnno friibtr Isbr
beliebte ebarpenttsr 3. y. pirb Don
ben merifen Barrier fSafdsutsn rsht
Hiebris gei6dbt, Mefogers Sdd,en
iiHb an Der Stine febr umiiritisu. SSR
oem iiir5Iid erfdisnsnsu Derf I'm be-
misiiecle be cipiliiation Tranediie" foI
Der triumph 5runfrei6s nm Reid
tes @eiItes Dor nIISr Delt perberrliht
rsrben. Dibor gilt bob eefpiB als
GrtoritGt. gfnn, in feiuer DorifelIung
fperbsn q. g. b'J1bp, Rapsl, S@miti,
ct. Sepsrac unb mnn6e nnbere
Reusre ii6erbnupt gar nitt Der @r'
pdhnung fir tpertb esboltenl
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3uder. prsife feit; Raffinirs
ter Gut 2oaf $10.s0; poipbersb $9.s
40; Cubes 1915; granulirier 1920;
gpniseiioner az $9.15; Of .4~ 8.s
1855; peibtr srtra $8.65-8.75;
srtra &c 1856 per 100 pfunS.
MoIaffes. = Marit iistis- =
Retr Orleans Open RetieI 55-65c;
gm1ifugal 43-45t PET golIcns.
Reis. - grtra fnnfp 9eab 81
Ole; fanfn 8-8Ac; iefonb 6eap 7ae;
gsbrrtxnsr 6ac:: Japdn 73--s3e;
Blue Rpfs SIC per pfunb.
Daisp.probufte.
Butter. - Tsarst 3iemIid5 lsb.
bdft. preiie fsit. - WboIsmilf erira
43ic; gsniraii3eb srtra 41e; gentra.
li5eb firits 37at; fsconos 343c; Ganep
Oattp 3Sc; pading Gtod 80 35e.
2Gfe. - Marit itetig; Dbio Csc;
RorbmshIi6er 26-26ac; Rem gort
27e; G1pei5er 37--65c; 2imburses
25-26e; bo. Bird 24e per pfunn.
Gter. Wdrtt rubig uno bse
preiit fstis. = prima firits 9iibnsr-
eier 3S1c; firits 37e; orbindre firits
341c; ieson0s 3Oc per Dubeub.
GstIaasL - Nsarit Itbbaft,
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Gbieaso, 90. ausuit.

Sdpsins. - 3ufubr 5000. Ularit
60ber; Bette $1S.35; Built $685.
1910; leifte $16.30-18.35; semiit~
is $1625-18.35; f9pers $16.25-
1890; raube $16.25-16.50; 5sTfsI
$12.00-16.00.
RinoDieb. = 3ufubr $1,000. Warit
boher; ein6eimif6e Beef Gtiers $500
1850; Dtitsrn Stisre $7.00-14.s
90; Stoders unO 5sebers $6.00-9.1
25; aiibe uno !Seifers $465-13.15;
aalber $12.00-16.25.
S5afs. - 3uiubr 1900. Wlartt
bOber; Wetbers S7.90-11.25; gDes
S.25-1o.50; aGmmsr $11-O0-17.s
10.
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0pnnerfaa. 80. 2luaaiI.

Oonner1t a g +, 80. Augult.
Ter Daiisritnnb i'm SbiOflub bin
iiH nur ipenig btrdHbsrn. @eltsrr
Abenb betrug berIelbe bel bisiigsl
Staot betrug 12.1 SUB.
Die fOlstnoen Dspsi4en trdfsn &C.
fern bier Elm:
pittsburs. pa.-5.8 SUE.
Dbeslins, %. 9a.-5.2 Jub. fdnt.
partsrsbura, 20. ga.-9.7 SUB.
aannubo Sails. 70. 8a.-o.8 SUP.
GburleftOn, W. @a.-6.8 Gub.
Portsmouth, Obio-7.5 SUB, fdat.
9oaisOille, ab.-9.1 JuB. fdlt.
epansDills, SnS.-62 SUB, fGGt.
Gdfbpiile, 3enn.-9.3 SUP, fdat.
ebr:anoOgu, Senn.-8.4 5ub, fdlf.
9airo, Sa.-14.0 SUB, fdat.
Wlerpbis, 9enn.-10.0 JuB, fdqt.
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btutt sismli9 srrB. bod iparcn CUTE
Stiere rar unb ftnrf i'm qrsiis, bic
nHbsrsn iporen istia. Die beiieren
NiIdfiibe unb suien Springers foipie
aud bic beHertn StOdTs unb Js.oers
Iinb in Haffrage.
Mittlere nnb lGipere Stiere $500
-12.50; gleif4er Stisre $6.50-10.>
90; 1userlefene bis ertra $10,25-
11.50; 5eifers S6.O0-8.25; aiis.rlez
isne biz extra $8.5O-9.5O; aiibe So
50-7.5O; auserIsfsns bis srtra $7.78
300; ganntrs $5.00-5.35; Wil9.
tiibe $45.O0-125.O0; Stoders Eno
iTeeeers $5.50-8.00.
BuIlen. - Dos angebot mar nur
mdbia, bic 9a6frass cine quite uno
Der Warft fart.
Jette Bullen $8.0O-8.50; Bologna
$6.75-7.75; magsrs unb leidts So
$3.50.
aGfber. = qnfdngs mar Der
Martt ftetis; fpdter ieoO4 fisIsn bic
preiic I'M 25-50c.
Bette lei6te adlber S14.25-14.50;
fair Bis CUTE $12,00-14.25; orbindre
uno grOBe $5.0O-9.5O.
g dDeine. - Der Wlartt mar
bsute ls6bait unb bic preiie itisssn um
25e. Der Martt i4lOb Ttorf.
9usseiu4te idpre $500; CUTE
Biz auserlsien. 9erpadunsss unD
i}lsiIderfortsH $179O-18.OO; Isi9te
8srianbtiorten, 120 bis 125 pfuuo,
$16.0O-17.25; orbinGre bis quite
fertsl, 40 YfunO unb baruntsr $12.z
00-15.59; orbindre bis aussrleiene
i9psrs iette Sdus $10.00-15.25;
Stogs $10.00-14.50.
S9afe unb 2dmmer.
aIts S9afe iparen in gutter Ta4fras
ge, Qdmmer dber iislen I'm 25-50c.
S6dfe, auserleIsne big ertra $8.75
800; fair bis CUTE $6.50-8.5o;
gulls unb orbindr. $4.O0-6.00; 30
de 800 unb ourunter. - GGmmer.
auserleime bis srtra $16.00-16.25;
fair Biz CUTE $14.00-15.75; fscouos
$12.00-13.50; Gulls uHo oroiHdr.
8.00-11.00.
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gbteago, 20. Musuit.

Msi5en. = aeine Iotirunssn.
+ Def9toru. : Siir DECEMBER ST.
org, am SdIuB 81 .0Sa; fir Rai 81
044-1.06s, am S9lnb $l05s.
Safsr. - sir Desenf6er 53s-
54s. am S,blub 539; fir Wiai 565
-57s, an Sdlub 57se.
9fosseu. - gto. 2 SLIT.
gsrits. = $LO5-1.26.
Simotbb. = $6.25-8.OO,
Sles. = $15.00-20.0O.
purt. - Sir September 1880
43.65, ON S6IuB S43.6O; fir Otto>
ber $43.0o-43.37, am S9lub $43.s
%.
Sdmal3. - Jiir September $23.s
17-23.35. am SdluB $3.50; fiir
Oftober S23.12-23.3O. am SdIuB
$23.27.
gsippsnieitsn. - Sir Septembsr
$23.50-23.67, am S6luB $23.s
62; fir Stto6sr $23.42-23.6o, am
Sdlub $23.37.
Butter. - Tlarit unpsrdnbsrt.
greainsrp 3S-41ae.
gisr - Martt unperdnbert.
9artoffsIH. = Wiarit nisbriser. =
8irsiuiu 9bIs $3.75-4O0; Ssr1ep
9ult $1.25-1.30; WinneiOta Butt
$1.00-1.10.
gefliissI. = asbenbes. Nartt ans
Derdnbert.
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90. sonIs nab xIsiss il xsY gsri.

0tfadftspapters uurSea ~ 4x--sx biz.
fontiu. 8e4id auf 2onson Sarfu ftetis.
bfr 90 fsse $<72, Commercial Bins. 90
3s1e, tx7i}i. Sidt t4.75k. .RatfI' '9nrpsi.
iunssn N76H. Granes 6iAt 4.77H, aattl
h.76Ki Narf, feine Guoiirunsen; RrpneH,
fslns GuotttuuaeH, eirs SiAi 7.4s, 3atsl
7.1 Rubd fsine GuoiiruHstu; Stlbsr /.
Uarssn 81 ke Sssriisniite Ssasrs zoe.
asfieHmarft- - au1 beuis Durbs
wsebsr ein ftarfer Eru6 sum Bertauisn
oussflbt, boz surben bls Bsrfnits ipdter
AN Iheh SiesG sHt ssmsdi. Der Wsrft
idiot itetig
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Sid benz Berinsen aud az ipeiFrL
Sol @robe ritt befremben;
Spb. bort trcdnet Der Souuenf6eiu
Jru5 geipot9eue Srmoe1!
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Gineinnati. %. Nuauit.

Gincinnati, 80. augaIt.
Die na4foIssnbsn luptirunssn be-
jithsn iid uur auf gnsross7 7ranfdi>
tioneH. Bel ileinsren GeI4dften fpsrs
ben stipas b5bers preiie b,re4nei.
propifionen.
S4mafs. prima Stsdul
22.65-22.So; GamilD 244-24Ae.
sr ode ngtfaIsenes Gleit@.
Sbort clear Seitsn 25a-26e; utra
ibort clear Seiisn 243-25ae; iurae
Rippen 244-24ac; Bellies 81
274e per pfunb.
9erdudertes 5leiI4. -
Sbort clear Seiten 273-2Se; sItra
ihort clear Ssistn 263-27ae; iur5e
Rippn 26t 2eat; Bellies 3O-3O4c.
sugar gurtb Gteii9.
SdiTisn 25a-263c; Yienic S4uls
tern 20t-21e; greaffafs Bacon 35a
-36ac; S6uIisrn in padetsn 21a-
22e; Rem yort Gut 22-221e; s.s
trodnete Beef S4ultern 34--34se pei
pfunb.
eibsep5feftes 5lsit9.-
S4intsn 22a-23e; pienie S9ulttrn
17te; Bellies $500; S9uliern III
padsten 1910; Rem yort eut
DO. 1915.
Grifdes 5leif4. = sdinisn,
IOfe, 23a-24ie; pitnie S4ultsrn
1916; G9ultsrn 21- 1-213e; iurss
Rippsnisiten 24-25e; ibort clear
Rippsnieitsn ,24-25e; ertra ibort
clear Rippenisiten 22i-22se; Iei4te
gelliss 32a-33ac; f4tDrs DO. 3Oa-
aae.
Webf un6 getreibe.
Mebl. - @intsr pat.nt $10.50
-1150; Winisr faneb $10.O-10.s
so; Dinter faui,lp $9.50-10.OO;
Winter srtra $8.50-9.O0; Winter
orbindr $8.00--8.5O; 5ariss Weissn
patsnt $12.O0-12.50; 9drtes Del'
gem fantp $11.25-11.75; 9aries Wek
sen familb $10.50-11.00; Rortbpes
tern semifdtes $10.75-11.OO; ROss
gen, gitp, reinss, $11.00-11.26;
Rossen, gitp. semif1tss $11.O0-
11.25.
Wei5en. - 30. / rotber WInter
-; SO. 2 rotbsr Wintsr $21S;
30. 3 rotber Winter $2.12-2.14, 30.
a rotbsr Wirlier $2.10-2.12; Ro. 81
rotbsr Winter $2.05-2.10.
elfdtorn. - Po. 1 ipeibes
$500; Ro. 2 ho. $500; Ro. 3 bo.
$500; Ro. 4 $1.97-1.99; Go. 5 90.
81. 90 LBS; go. 6 bo. $1.96-1.9S.
- go. j seIbes $1.94-1.95; Ro. q
DO. $1.94-1.95; Ro. 3 bo $1.94-1.s
80; 9o. A DO. $1.92 -1.94; Rp. 5 DO.
81. .90-1.92; Ro. 6 b0. S1.90-1.s
50. - so. / ssmii9tes $1.94-195;
$50. 2 bo. $1.94-1.95; Ro. 8 DO. 81
94-1.95; glo. A DO. $1.92-1.94;
Ro. 5bo. $1.90-1.92; go. 6 bo. ST.
- Weibss aotbentorn ST.
sslbes aoIbsntorn $1-S8--I
1.90; semifdies stOIbeniorn $1.s7-I
1.89.
9afer. - go. 2 peibsr Sly
5S4e; Sidnbaro tpeiBer 57ac; Ro. 81
tpeiBer 56i-57e; Ro. A ipeiBer Sol
Sc; Ro. 2 semiidter 54-55e; SO. 3 |
semii4tsr einbeimii4er 53--54c; 30. |
4 gemifdtsr 51-52e.
Rosgen. Ro. / neuer SLIP
-1.74; SO. 3 $1.70-1.72; go. A |
$1.65-1.68; probs $1.55-1.65.
Wtisfep.
gertauft ipurben 402 9bls. Dis
itillers 5iniibsb SOObs auf Der Yars
OrpeerteA.
2affee. - Sapa 27-32e; Yto'
fla 27a-30c; Guatemala fanep 1sae; |
DO. gutter 17ac.
Ms eantss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-30
Rem gort. 30. ausuit.

Rem Yort. 90. 4uguit.
Rogsen. - Rartt felt; go. 2 Dss
tern $1.S5 {. i. I. Rsp gort
Weissn. - Warii rubie: go. 2
rot6er $2.35 uuO 30. 9 barter 1927
{. |. I. Rsp Yort fir 4usfubr.
MslihtOrn. - Warii fsif; glo. 3
seIbes 500 uno go. 2 semii4tes
$500 c. |. T. RtD gort.
5afer. - Wartt flau; Stanbarb
$50.
Gen. = Wartt feit; Rp. / $1.221-
LIS; go. . $1.15-.1.20; Ro. 3 95e
81 90; 8erInuot S0-S5e.
Sdmal,. - Rartt Hart; Uliobls
Weif S23. .40-23.50.
3udsr. - ROber. Marti unpsrdns
bert.
gllle anbereu 4rtiiei unberGnbert.