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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15
OLD RESIDENT DEAD

Alexander Stephens (colored), age
II years who has lived in Baxter for
Al years, died last Wednesday; drOpsy
being the cause of his death. Al
though Mr.. Stephens had been both
cred with this complaint for some
time, he had been confined to his bed
only about five days before his death.
The deceased was the father Of eight
children. Funeral services will be
held either Friday or Saturday Of this
week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15

The Melrose Mining company, which
recently completed a $50 ton mill five
miles southwest of Baxter has started
operations on a 200 ton basis. The
second shaft has also been started.
Ore was struck in the first shaft at
140 feet and continued good to 1S0
feet, when they went through five
feet of shell and then into ore again
from 1856 to 2O6 feet. The new ill
is under steam power with one engine
in the mill and another in the slrdge
room. A 900 foot compressor is in
use. The officers of this company
are E. E. Richards, H. F. Tighe and
H. B. Lappy, all Of Kansas City. 1t
is capitalized at 100000 and has
control of 40 acres belonging to Sam
Douthit. Twenty-eight to thirty
holes were drilled, about half prov
ing blank. The ore assayed from 6
to % per cent, with an average Of
about 8 per cent recovery. Fourteen
cars were turned out last week.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15

A. D. Hickel and Sam Ellis have
bought the lease on IL acres Of the
Chas. Quapaw Blackhawk land three
miles south Of Baxter from w. b.
Berry and A. L. Arnold, paying sub
stantial bonus and 15 per cent royal
ty. Seven holes have been drilled on
this tract and all but one showed
good runs Of ore at an average depth
Of 81 feet. Down to 65 feet It aver
ages very high, from IS to 30 good
and then gradually peters out. The
company VIII continue drilling for
about 90 days and then sink . shaft.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15
GRANTHAM'S HOST
To MUSIC LOVERS
Will Bring Famous Artists
Here as Opening Feat
ure for His New
Store

j. W. Grantham has been receiving
pianos and Edison monographs by
the car load the past week and ar
ranging them in his new music store,
opposite his former place of business.
Next week he will celebrate his
opening by giving the music loving
people of Baxter Springs and vicin-
ity a rare treat in the nature of q
song and violin recital by two artists
of nation wide popularity, Miss Merle
Alcock, contralto, assisted by Miss
Grace Freeman, violinist.
Owing to the crowded condition of
his store room after placing the
many new instruments on the floor,
Mr.. Grantham has arranged to give
this recital in the Library Theatre
and the date has been set for next
Thursday evening, November %.
No admission fee will be charged.
The people will go as Mr.. Grantham's
gues.g, but in order to gsi4 sdn&-
tance Mr.. Grantham requests that
tickets be called for at his store at
any time between today and the day
If the recital.
All music lovers are aware of the
high place that Miss Alcock holds
among concert singers. Her appear
ance always attract the most cul-
tured audiences, as she has q voice
of rare and beautiful quality and a
most attractive personality. Her COM
ing here promises to be one Of the
foremost musical events of the season
and it is already the subject Of gen.
eral discussion in musical circles.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15
NEW PICTURE HOUSE

Messrs. Tindale and Margruder,
owners of the Elite pic
ture show in lola, Kansas, and the
Starr theatre in CherTyvale, have
rented the Grantham building which
was formerly occupied by the Cory
theatre, This place will be open for
business in very short time. The
building is being remodeled, and will
be up-to-date in every respect. The
new theatre is to be called the Elite.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15

ent mills soon to be built all within
one-half to two miles of Baxter The
new mills will be on the properties
of R. F. Hartley, E. J. Wyatt, Carl
Ebenstein and L. D. Brewster. The
information also is that the Empire
people will put in a sub station in
the west end of town and run another
high power wire in from their gener-
ating plant.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15

Tuesday, November IS, was the
thirteenth anniversary Of the date
that BaEdasar K. Baghdigian landed
in America from Armenia, with 81
e cents In his pocket and not the slight
est idea Of what America was Ike
He remarked that he had largely In
creased his store Of information about
America Bines than but after Gale
brating the event he was no longer
burdsnsd with tie 81 eSutS.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15

On the Eli Kane land, adjoining
Baxter on the west, the operators
are now down 65 feet with their shaft
and the ore is growing richer every
foot. 1t is reliably reported that it
runs around S5 per cent jack. They
have their boiler set up and bricked
in and expect to begin work on their
mill very soon.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15
DRILL CUTTINGS

The Aurora Mining Co., is sink
ing a shaft on a 71s acre lease ad-
joining and is already into the ore.
A car load of new machinery is on
the ground and the first unit of a
sectional mill will be started soon.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15

On the Dardeene land south Of
Baxter a few miles the Big Bend
Mining company is sinking a shaft
At 7S feet they are in good ore
which was encountered at 72 feet, DR..
J. S. Pine is president of this COM
pany and ]. R. Green, superintendent.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15

Mrs. Mary Emiline Godfrey, aged
SO years, died at the home Of her
son, J. C. Godfrey, in this city on
November 1S, at $3.50 p. m. The body
was taken to Horton, No, for burial
and the funeral win be hcld today at
o'clock.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15

The o. B. Rose Mining Company,
of Oklahoma City, is getting ready to
operate on its lease on the Val
lier property south of Baxter. o. B.
Miller Of Oklahoma City, is the resi-
dent Manager of this property.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15
SHOWING OF CoRsETs

Mrs. Vina Shafer, demonstrator
and sales agent for the GOssard cor
set, will be in Baxter again next Sat
urday, at the store Of Ray Van Horn
on South Military street, with q full
line Of samples. ''r-''
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15
RED CROSS DANCING PARTY

Regularly every Friday night in
the Goodeagle hall, dances will be
gwen FOR the benefit Of the local Red
Cross work room. Verbal invitations
will be given.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15

". q, shead Of this city was called
to GGlens Sunday By tie death Of
his mOther. Ths burial tOOk plAcs
% TusSdEy.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15

W. P. Howard stated that the sale
Of lots in his Riverside addition was
quite successful Buyers were here
from four states and over half Of the
lots were sold. .
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15
!. N. CA. DRIVE :.
N FULL SWING
Committees Start Today to
Raise Baxter Springs
Portion of War Ser
vice Fund

tiOn' but 1t is intended 70 De iuliy ~
serious an appear 70 the SOOei, Sn,
seifiSn tnOusn' Oh 'ne feAoerS VI '"e
News
You are going 70 De cai'eu upon
still another time 70 give 70 give
some Oh wnat you nave Deen permit
ted TO accumulate unoer 1he prO'ec'-
ion OF our government lor 'ne Per.
petuation OF our government Anu It's
principles Oh Demo'S
A great driVe ID On TINS meeH, =
drlVe almost equai W 'l~' " W, .'es
Cross wnicn mas JUST Dsen cC.p'e'eN'
we reIer 70 Ine nA'i0n-~iue o, C ooo
paign ON this "seh =" iSiSe r0o''.o'
OOo 1or AOunE men ~
soc.a'i0n wal WIZ " - al, :.
Umteo Sta'es 'roops ~Hi'e sun ~ ~
home ana aiter tney nave s'he ="
the 'front.'
The state OF Kansas prOPortIon '"
this fund is $o26'OOV, tnat Oh onero-
kee county $s'OOo ana DaS'er springs
about $l.VOo.
Yes, OF course you nave hAu q i0'
Of calls on you recently 1or ne'p'
Ot course you nave gwen al you
can Oxford this year. we az nave
And your spare money ID I'LL 'lea up
In Liberty Bonds! VI course Ene
investment Sarest IN tne wOriu' Ne'-
ting you 4 per cent
But there are more than q mlliion
men who have put not only tneir
whole earning capacity Du' 'ne"
lives as well, at the service OF tine
gOvernment-which means az your
service. They are doing their ]oo as
well a. your own.
Have you done anytning 70 COM
pare to what they have done!
Well then, come across 1Or 'ne 4:
N. c. A. and Z. M. Z. A. campaign
Money is little enough. You can
spare 1t without hurting you S"re'y
you don't expect 70 accumulate mOn-
ey while this war is gong on!
The American Red cross society Is
doing a noble work OF mcaicuiaDle
value in saving lives ana relieving
suffering and distress among tne
troops and non-combatants IN tne
great world war; but their work is
no less noble or valuable than tne
activities Of the Y. M. Z. Az tnougn
the two organizations work along
different lines.
What the Red Cross Is doing 70
conserve the physical strength Of our
nation, the Y. M. G. A. is doing IN
q spiritual way. 1t Is well that we
should look carefully to the work OF
returning home physically sound as
many as possible Of our boys sent
across Cne OCEAN W ABnI VuE U"'Uleo
for US, but who can say that in the
end 1t is not more important that our
boys should return to US morally
sound? And for them to be morally
sound in most cases means that they
will remain physically sound also'
since It has been shown that the So
cial evils that corrupt the soldiers
put more men out OF action than 90
the bullets and shells.
Most important and pressing Of all
is the Associations opportunity OF
serving our own American troops at
home and abroad-to afford them
wholesome recreation, opportunity
for study, religious guidance Substi-
tutes for home life' and other mani
fold comforts and necessities Inis
il the service President Wilson, Sec
retary Of War Baker and Secretary
of Navy Daniels look to the Associa-
&;on. IN render.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15

According to q reliable report The
Empire district has closed contracts
to run Slsgtis DsFvheS p f0ur dtftGs
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1917-11-15

L. D. Brewster ls down In Texas on
= hunting trip VI h . party Of joplin
mBn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-22

nab. 6ub iie elm. DOrtntflid. stran.
tenpfIeserin 1T.
Die Dlutter bes ipdniI6en &0nia3
lit bic S3Deiter bes @r5btrsDss Grle-
bri9, uub bis gum aus6ru6 oes
&rteges mar Der 9ertebr sipiIden
Wtaorib uno Wien Elm Sienli9 reasr,
obipobl ii9 &0nig alfons fe,s biiiets,
mt1mere poIitif3e Se3iebungsn an5us
tnupfsn. Bel ieinem leBten 8efad,
I'M Sabre 1913, ereignste ss Fh, oob
ibm Elm Ipdnii4eru andr4ift aus
Barcelona, elm geipiFer Diego Ytar'
ron, gefolgt mar nit qttentatsatIi9s
ten. Gr Durbe dbsr IN Dien apqt,
faBt, ebe er feline blutiaen abiidisu
dusfiibren tonnte. ga4 Der aiidiebr
oss &onigs f9ob man MarrOE DieStr
naA Spnnien a6.
Or. 70 .. g 9isr6ranb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-22
slasSartiss mSrfte.
Rep gprt. q. G,pt.

@si3en. - Ulartt jistig; 90. z
rptber unb go. 9 barter 1927 uni
giD. / POrtbern Duluth $3.50; 20. !
yaortbern WaHitOba $2.41 {. 0. B.
Rem Yort.
@elIhtorn. : Rartt fart; 30. 2
sslbss $2.24a uuS 30. 2 ssulif5tsE
$2.23 {. /. (. Rtn Yori.
Safer. = Usartt rubis; StanborS
&c.
Sen. - Wnrtt feit; go. /. $1.S-
1.26; SO. 2, $120-1.221; no. 3,
S1.o5-110.
SdmnlS. - Warft ieit; RibSIt
DeIt $24.50-24.60.
Ter Rortt fir bic anoereu artitel
mar uuperGnbsrt.
3udsr. = Robsr. Wlortt nomiHsu
Centrifugal $500; Rolaffss $500;
raffinirtsr, ft.tis; fein sranuIirtsr
S8.40-S.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-22

Rinbbieb. - 4bgeie1en oon
i4ipd6srer 0n9frdge nan aeiDo6nlrs
den unb mittleren Grdben adb es teis
ne aenberung i'm Dlnrft. 2lnse5ois
iparen fart. Ra6irnse na6 guten bIs
ausgelpdblien Stieren mar gut, Dls
g,reiie Doa itetig unb itarf ipie g.itis
Der Wo9e. Der Wlortt fir 9eIfers
fpnr laugldm unb idpa9, b.fonoers
fir sinfahe unb mittIere Sorten ipdr
tpenig Ra9frage unb bic preiie merit
10 Bis 15e nieoriger uls 4nfaHg Der
Node. 4iibe uHb @onners fparell
itstig, ebenio CUTE bis aussspdbiis
Ulildtiibe unb Gpringets, gepObHii9e
MiI6tube pertauiten lansiam. Dins
f9ensipsrtbe Stodsrs unb igeeoers
iparen ftstig, bdesgen getp0buli9e uno
eerings Stoders IangIam 5u aIten
prtiien.
Wittlere uno itlipere Stiert $500
--14.5o; Gleifder Stisre $6.50-l0.s
90; dussrleiene bis srtra $10.Z5--
1885, Setfers $6OO-8.5o; auserIes
isne biz ertra $8.75-9.75; Ahbe
$5.50-7.5O; aussrlsiene bis sItra
$7.75-9.00; Gamers $5.00-5.50;
MiiGfiibe $500 1900; Stoders
unb 5eebsrs $5.50-9.5o.
DulIen. = Die Ra9frage na9
guIlsn mar beuis better, Der Martt
itetig Bis ein iDeHig bo5er.
sJette gullen $8.00-9.00; Bologna
$7.0-7.75; ertra $7.95-8.O0; mage
re unb fei9te $5.50-6.75.
adfber. - Der lotole Wlarit
fir Jleif6tGl6er mar itstig Bis 25c
biligsr ais seItsrn. Getp6buli9s unS
i6per. adIber iUarsn langiam ano
biIliger.
Bette lei4te &Gl6tr $14.75-15.00;
fair Bis quite $12.O0-14.75; ordinate
unb orobe $5.50-10.00.
SdpeiHe. Der Wnrtt par
meiit Itstig BEL eeitrigsn preiin. Die
3ufubr mar bic fidrtIte ieit sinsm WO.
nat. Yer S6luB fpar Itetl9. Eer SerS
tauf eiH gutter.
9lus.rIefene I6ip,re 225 pfuno uno
mebr $18.40-18.6o; fair Biz quite
9erfdnbtz unb 5l.ii9eriortsn $1225
1850; lei9te 8erianbtiorteu 120
Big 155 plumb S17.00-18.00; crois
mare Biz CUTE 5ertsI 40 Yfunb uno
fpenis.r $13.00-16.00; orbinGre Biz
aussrfeIene ifiperr felt, SGue $l40o
lips; Giass $13Oo-1e.50.
@9afe uno 2dmmer. aIie
G9afe tpartn ftetis, 2Gmmsr isoo9
iparen flau unb lansidm, Der Yrets
iant Oabsr um 80 bis 75e. Der S4lib
mar fhiDd9.
S6ofs, auserlsiene Bis ertra $9.75
1000; fair Biz CUTE $8.00-9.50;
orbindrs $4.5o-7.50; g6fs $500
unb penieer. 9Gmutr, auserIsleue
big srtrd $16.75-17.O0; fair bis sus
te S15.00-16.50; fsconbs $500
14.3o; orbinGre $9.0o-12.oO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-22
Snmton "a. Seht 1917.

= IN It G g, ~. sept. I9ln
SIN gincinnatier 0iftritt nirD lid
Der Obioflub ni9t Oisl Oerdnbern. Ss'
fern abenb bate oerielbe BEL hieiiSe'
Stabt einen @oferitano Oon IL 6uB
Die fOlgsn0sn GePsi4en trafen &c
fern bier elm:
lgittgburg, ga.-6.O 6ub, fdlt.
@beelins, 70. 9a.-5.9 SUB, fdat.
pursersburs, 90. ga.-10.8, fiat.
Sandpba Sails, SO. 9a.-0.2, id(lt.
Gbarlslfon, D. @a.-6.8 SUB, fiat.
pOrtamoutb. O.-4.9 SUP, iteigt.
2OuisDiae, &b.-8.6 SUB, fdQt.
@ponspiae, Snb.-5.9 SUB, fdlt.
RaiHbiLe, 9enn.-7.3 SUB, fdat.
@battanOoga. 5enn.-7.7 SUB, faat.
Wempbis, Eenn.-8.1 SUB, fdIt.
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3uder. - yrtfle ttsttg. - RGf'
fintrter Gut 2paf $1o.55; potpberec
S9.15; Cubes $3.50; sranuIirtsr $8.'
So; eonf.eiionsr .9- $3.50; Off .4-
$3.50 0-8.T0; fptiber srtra $8.40-8.'
90; ertra &c $3.50 per 100 pfunb.
RpIaffes. - Narii tstig. =
Rem Orleans Open aettd 55-65e;
Centrifugal 43-46 per GdIIcRs.
Refs. - Gyira fancp Seab 81
Ole; fdnep 8-8er; ieeonb Sean 72e;
ssbrrhsntr Gle: Snpan 7i--s3e;
Blu. Rois SIC per pfunb.
Dsifpsprshuite
8ufteL - Eaartt 3iemIih Iebs
bdft. preife feR. - MboIsmiIf srtra
45te; gsntrnIiasb srtra 43e; gsntras
IiJsb firfs 41e; fseonbs 385e; 5tncp
DARN .3s2e; Yadtns Stod 30A
35ae.
adfe Mlarti fftig; Dhio 25c:
glorbnsfIider 26-262c; Nep Dort
27e; G&apeiisr 37-65c; 2imburasT
25-26e; bo. Bird 24e per Yfuno.
Eier. - Rnrit rutis unb bis
preife feb. - prima firffs 9iitner-
eier 41f; iirits 39e; orbinGrs firits
S7ae; iftsnss a5e per Datsnh
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Sriegsfsiteu nnO &ri.ssibxlOem

Die llniDeriitdt Grlangen bat in ie.
rem Sriegsiabre ibren i'm Seibe
lfebenOen StuoeHten Elm Seft nit
@uffdsen Der prOfeFOren ais Seis
niatPgruB 8ugsianOt. Sn Osm oiess
jdbrigen Seft bilbet Elm QufIab bes
@ertreters Der 9oltspirth6aft, BRO.
feHor Or. b. Gbtberg, ben Shlub, sr
bebanbelt Die Srisgsauggaber unb
i6re 9edurg. Der sroben Useuae
bier acknowledgement Materials
teien folgenoe glnsnben entnommen:
Deutf4Ionb bat Teine 9riegss
tOften aus etgener SraFt oufgebru6t.
Die Sobe Der bisber beniligten ares
Rite betrdgt nsunlnbiieb5ig U&iQiar-
rem Wart, Die pirtlid gemaften
2(usgaben belaltfsn iih uuf etpa
feG3ig WtiItarbm. Sn pelhem
idnelIen 1ortf6ritt Der 6rieg t6eurer
pirb, belpeift bic 3uIammenIteQunq,
bob er bic 9eutIftn big gum 9lpril
1915 mrnatli9 867, tdglit 28.9, i'm
&uguft besFelber Sabres uber monais
lid 1000, tGoli9 e3 -64 Willionen
ectoitet Bat, ober felt Mitte 1916 mo-
rotli6 auf 2.15 Wliaiarben, tdalth
ouf ii6er 70 Wiuionen su itebsn
frmmt, 0eutItlorbs 9unbeseenoFe
Sefterreih llngorn oiirFte 6is6er
etrpds mehr als bic SoGlFte oes osutz
i6eu Srisgsbebarfs oeruussubt bas
BEN.
2uf Der anbereu Gsiie ftebt Gn1z
lcnb obenau; Iein 2riegsaufnono
ii6erfisigt ibpr iiebais Wfliarben
Start. Spftete Der Srieg es bis gum
Mdrs 1915 tGslicb 5pei Mliuioneu
pfuno Sterling, 10 bate iih bieIer
getrag biz Gnbe @usuit perboppelt
unb 1T aur sSeit is auf 81 Wlilios
ren, gIsi6 116U1inionen Murt oegens
iiber ben 70 M&iqiouen Oeutf6lunbs,
ongeipa6Ien. SrantreidhS eigentlide
Arieestoiteu boben fih his @nbe De-
3ember 1916 arf pierunbpier8ia nil
liarben belaufen. Die monatliden
aoiien paren bis gum D&Gr3 1916
uuf 240 Wiaioneu, ipdter fogur nod,
etipas bOber ae'tiegsn, pGbrenb iib
Tublanbs 9lussdben fir ben arisg
Guf stpas iiber iedsis WilIiarOen be-
ldufen bitften. Stalisn bnt anfanqs
morutIi4 rur $50 Millipnen qez
brou6t, ooh Bat Ii6 oieier 9strag
btute auf fiber 1900 Miaionsn ges
iteiaert; feline SeTammttoiten iinb nit
14.5 Wtilliaroer auf5usei6uer 9luf
Seuti9lonbs Seits muB man nod Die
ao'ten Der Siirtei nit oreieiuhdl6,
8ulaortens NIT sneieinbolb D{iuinrs
ben IN Rednunu ieben. our Der Gus
tfnteieite bic Soften Serbiens. ytus
mGniens uno Rontensuros nit brei
Tiuiaroen. @nbe 1916 betrua Der
sriegsuuifpdnb 300 Thaiorben Mort.
BON benen 9eutIdlonb unb feline Der
tiinbsten Elm 9rittsI. Ieire 6egner
sipsi Drittsl al beden baben.
Der engliIhe S6abtanslsr 8onor
Qdp bat neuIih geItanoen. nit ben
i5inan3en Der 4Qiisrtsn Iei es Dor
if6s Wlpnuten trittf6 geItanoen, obsr
eas Gingreifen Der Der. Stoaten ha=
Be iic aerettet. Denn mor ous in
0euti6Ianb aetpubt bate, bopn ndre
Ger ,Oerf6drfte" lInterieeboottrieg ies
otufaus uint er0ffnet fporoen.
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frat Call.
yas. SeuSs ..S xFtis. il stnu psri.

8tt9atttpaptere uurbsn ~ s-bNS otss
iontirt. HfAfsi auf 2onsoH sarsu ftefis.
6ar 90 9sse s&72. Gsmnerrial Dias. %
&ses, H.7isf. Sift tl1sk, ,SabsI'MnEssi.
iuusen A7oH. 5ranes 6iai 5.791f, xatsl
5.1SK; Rarf. feius GustiruHsen; Rroneu.
tsinf Eustiruaasn, 2irs 6ibt 1.7S, RsseI
7.72. Rnbd Sids i74e; stabsl l7H, Su.
bss . Bsrtsa issK, vtesHsniid,e Ssaars
SIC.
rft.--Gs puroe ttuie aber.
mails Elm Trnd ,pm BrrtanfeH ensssabt
uao bis 8resie battes - Ifiosn. 8saep
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-22
@6ieaas. 21. sept.

Welibtprn. = Sir 9e3. $l.17s-
1.1sI; ON S6IuB $l1Ss. Sir Rai
$1.14s-1.15s; dm S9IuB S114z.
Saf,r. Sir 9e3. 57s-5sse; am
SdluB SIZE. Jiir Dlai 6os-61sc;
am Sdlub 6oac.
Ruaa.n. - go. 9, S1.S9-19o.
@srTit. - $l.25-1.43.
Simotbn. = $6.00-8.Oo.
alee. - S15.00-21.0 90.
Bort. = Cir OF. $43.10-43.60;
an S9lub $43.50. Cir San. $42.9o
.--44.57; am Gdlub S4422.
S6maIs. = 1iir Oft. $23.ST-
24.OO; om S6lub S23.92. Siir San.
$22. .90-23.05; am G@lub S22.92.
Hippenfeittn. = 5iir Stt. $2486
-25.50; am S6Iub S25.22. Sur
San. $22.57-23.o7; am S9luB
1929
Butter. - Worft lnrerdnbert.
Ctr. = 3ufubr 6,294 AfeH;
Warit uHperduoert.
QnrtpffeIn. Wnrft riebrigsr;
Sufubr so Cars; Warst uuneTdunert
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-22

rSu oieler Ve3ieblrng ninnlt Cry
be.5og 5rieorib cine Arsnabneitei,
ling am 8iener Sote ein.gtltt aaeiu.
baf er emit oaeiniger gIusnabme oe5
aoiiers ielbiD bas rei1ite atitgII9o
Der groben $aDsbluger 6ornilie III,
audi ioHit seist iein gilo beionoerG
8uge. Bran bet ibm naAgcrednet,
oab feline Safe beim 9lusbrub Oes
arlese5 ole ret)t erfled1i9e Siurnie
Don rIno $50, 100000 9ronen (etrOa
SIC, 100000 6etrug. Gnbei III @rj.
beraog 5rieorih in ieinen enil5eu Ge'
brDren Sic ginicdJbeit uno llripriInG'
Iid,feii ielbit - gang rno gar Ell,
@iann bon urpdterlifem 3uidIuitt.
me &apana.Gisarre ioa er in icillenE
sod6eH 9eben nod ui4t getaud.t ha.
ben. @ie be- peritorbene aaiicr, be.
sniigte er iidl itet5 nit Der IN zen lls'
tc!iiteu Sobafsi sin5rifcn bergeit( lten
beimiiden n9ertifiui" CSirginia),
bic einem on ameritanii6es arnut &c.
tpobrrten &aader i6on gar nidt nIn.
t'eH mill, mo Die bod nod belite oer
beliebteite @liulmItengel innerbalb
Der idlpar5selben @reiBpf1ble lit.
g(ud, i'm Rlu1fte Der &oit iii @r5ber5og
Srieorid, pom erobter 4niprut)sIoiig.
felt - er ibt ). g. mir inldnoiidj or.
5eunten Safe unb trinft MIR ebenioIde
@eine. ainjluL iein 6tei6mad lit ser
Senttdr einfcdfte. 9aber id,reibt lidl
ipoM au6 gum Sbeil feline auBeror'
bcntIi6 fernbeite @eiimbbeit, ole i'm
"a sfonSte lang ollie GutbebrEngeu,
Befabren iuiS RiibiaI cines unerbitt. T.
Iiden srieges uitbeiAaoet ertrageH
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srpbe Stiid. auf ben GrSberSOs 6rieos
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rem Better, uno oies NIT Reht; uno
ss mar bssbaIb au6 ui6t psriDunoerz
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Hitter uab t0rperli9e Sebrehen am
attipen SbertDmmunbo bebtnoertsn
aaiIers (obpobl 5slbmari6na Hds
bebtp nod nit so riiitia senug gum
ariese sesossn rpar) einen pGifsnosn
Sielpsrtrttsr ju filben, bic gBab. out
ben GrSberSoa fisl. 3tpar OIL tri9es
ridden gieeni6dftsu fsblte es BEN
titfnsu, ifsts gutgeldunten Ino la
6elnben Ssrrn nit BEN am Slim aus
ruiiertsn erausn golbart eigsHtIi9
snits unb gar. limb Gria6runeen in
tbdtfd6Ii9tn 5eIoSiisen bate er audi
ni4t stba6t. abtr sr beiob bafiir eins
sat5s Reibe BON anhereu pertbDoasn
gieenI5aften. Gr NOR Dor alem be-
Iiebt BEL sSebsrmanu, itano i'm hut
abioluteifer parteiloiisteit IN Der fir
Sefirrsi4sllnsa tiBIidftsu dIler BEL
miffSn s5ragsr, Der RdNenfrage;
udhm germ Ratb an pom psrionen,
bic msbr peritanben aIs er iel6it. unb
aenob innerbalb Der Mpnar9ie bas
qreftiee ieiner bobM @eburt uno iels
nss lanfsrsa Gbaratters, Ipbob G,iinits
lingsfpeIen uno burrtls Wia9eni1ats
Ten ibm aIlssit freno blisben. Roiiirs
li5 senilsts al bies nod nibt, nm ben
Grsher3os Srieori9 gu befdhisen, IN
eirtm 10 fardtbarn unb IangpierisI
gen arisee, ipis bisisr Is leiber tit,
immer sriolsrsi4 gu isih Ei4t etnsI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-22

dtsllaa al etpt.. 1ai7.

OttltaH 81 Sepf., l3la
9k Haairsss nsd gsrlehsn sar eins
tsdi suite uno bic Blnsra len unpsrdnberf
6ar GorlsteH Durbsn ppn ben Danfen sH
--e& bus@net, bic Railer aber vlaeirisl
iolde ~ 5-6H9s.
AsAia cat Rsp gsu.
prsben az ise 9isiouip per $1,000 spifaer
Uanfen ptrfauft. Die Gpuuterrate be-
iraet t0e prdmie per $1,000.
etAid srf osssDs.
StAtsxs4id auf Hsnboa Sursen -
LH pro BIZ. StsdiHg auotirt. @sd.
sI arf Berlin purbez uifs qrosirf; fil
@edfd aui 3aris 1905 pro 6fane, AM
dmherbsm <2.2Ss pre- 0uloeH. s8e9iel
aui Bieu purben niht qusfirt. 8irss
i4s, Rubsl 1925. Sto6bolm pre- &rens
e4e 6ranes tS&weisj 22Ks.
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garen rpbis nno itstis. Die Bsn,ss gao.
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