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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12

our answer vas that IL the directors
Of that private business had even a
faint showing OF gray matter. they
would probably postpone such pur-
chases.
Then why shouldn't Whateom
County put of the construction Of
all these expensive permanent high
way systems permitted under that
new DOnahue road Law until such a
time when cement Is worth q trifle
less than its weight in five dollar
bills. and other material costs are
normal again." continued our quest
Toner.
And about the only answers We are
able to make are. that in many
transactions. the official way of doing
things. and the businesS-like way. are
vastly different. that the timid tax
payer never protests at an injustice,
and that there Is z fine large cement
plant II Bellingham that would be
irritated and disappointed if the full
road program didn't go through.
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reverse its position and kick ode
smartIy On the shins. And the gent
Ie. kind farmer. who has stood with
out hitehing for generations. and peg
uittad commission men to tell hiu
exactly what he can get for his year ;
labors. naturally causes considerable
excitement in the neighborhood when
he thus wildly breaks the traces,
smashes the shafts. and leaps the
fence right into the commission men 5
own melon patch. Were We job
Der. ~e would want TO say Shoe"
too. and make an effort 10 put the
halter on the runaway again.
But were We q farmer. We should
read that article about "retaliatory
measures" published On Page One
OF the Tribune today. and get so
laundering mad, that we would vote
for war unanimously. and stick by
that egg association until the Merry
Mats Of Western Avenue kissed Us on
the sandal.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12

Statement Of the Ownership, Man
agement. Circulation. Etc. Required
BY The Act Of Congress Of August "a.
1912
Of The LINDEN Tribune. published
weekly at Lynden. Wash. for April
l, 1917.
Names and addresses Of the pub
Usher. editor. aging editor and
business manager are.
:. II. LEWIS. Lynden. Wash
The owners are:
s. II. LEWIS. LINDEN wash
The known boadholders, mort
gagees. and other security holders
owning or holding I Per cent or
more Of the total amount Of bonds
morrga yes. or other securities are
ADAH ROSESZWEIG. Spokane
That the two para graphs next alb
ore. giving the names Of the owners,
stockholders. and security hold rs.
eu-. contain not only the list Of
stockholders and security holders as
they appear upon the books Of the
company but also. II cases where
the -Ey- EADl4E4 % re- A-A-s --J-----
appears upon the books OF the comp
any as trustee or IN any fiduciary
latiou. the name Of the person or
corporation for whom such trustee
Is acting. is given; also that the said
two paragraphs contain statements
embracing atlantis full knowledge
and belief a. 70 tie Circumstance
and conditions under which said
stockholders aad security holders
who do not appear upon the booss
Of the company a trustees. hold
stock and securities in capacity
other than that Of a bona fide own
er: and this aniant mas no reason Ia
believe that any other person. as
ISOLATION. or corporation has any in
terest. direct o. indirect in the said
stock. bonds. or other securities than
- so stated b. hin.
: L. L.WIS
Publisher
Sworn to and subscribed before
ne this goth day OF March. 1917.
r. B. LIE coco.
Ny commission expires Oct. 81,
1917.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12
THE BlARNEY.

Oh, did you ne'er hear of the
Barney
That's found near the banks of
Killarney:
Believe it from me,
No girls heart is free
Once she hears the sweet sound
Of the BIarney-
The Blaruey's 50 great de-
eeiTer
That q girl thinks you're there
though you leave her.
And she never finds cut
All the tricks you're about
Till she's quite gone herself With
your bIaruey.
Oh. say. would you ind this
same Barney:
There's a castle not far trum
Killarney.
On top OF its wall
fBut take care you don't falb
There's a stone that contains all
this barney.
Like magnet, its influence
such Is.
That attraction it gives all it
touches:
II you kiss il. they say.
That from that blessed day
You NAV kiss whom Won please
with your barney.
-SaInuei Lover.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12
THE WORM TALKS BACK

Seattle commission mc;:, acc ording
10 the Seattle Post-IntellisencCf, con-
slider the organization OF The T. iuItrv-
men OF the State TO maintain egg
prices at a REASONABLE figure, to be
d brazen intrusion into their field.
and they are planning to get even
The commission men are nDt to
be blamed for being surprised and
lispIeased at the action Of the new
organization in attempting TO die
tate prices L is always disconoert-
ing to have the lowly worm up and
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHING
TON, IN AND FOR
THE COUNTY OF
WHATCOM
NO. 12S79
SUMMONS

Alburt r. RieZebOs, ana Hendrlka
Rlezebos, his wife, PLAINTIFFS.
VS.
Daniel VI. Ever and Jane Doe
Ever. his wife, Nicholas Ewers.
and Jane Doe Ewers, his wife,
and all persons unknown, il any,
and all unknown heirs of any party
named herein, if any, who have
or claim to have any estate, right,
title in or lien upon the real est
ate described herein and in the
complaint in this action, DEF
ENDANTS.
The State of Washington to the
said Daniel NJ. Ever, Jane Doe Ever,
his wife, Nicholas Ewers, Jane Doe
Ewers, his wife, and all persons un-
known, II any, and all unknown heirs
of any party named herein, if any,
who have or claim to have any est
ate. right, title in or lien upon the
real estate described herein and in
the complaint in this action, defend
ants.
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
to appear within sixty days after the
date of the first publication of this
summons, TO wit, within sixty days
after the 22nd day OF March, 1917,
and defend the above entitled action
in the above entitled court, and ans
wer the complaint of the plaintiffs.
and serve copy Of your answer up
on the undersigned attorney for
plaintiffs at his Office below stated;
=.
and in case of your failure so TO DO,
Judgment will be rendered against
YOU according to the demand OF the
complaint which has been filed with
the clerk of said court.
This action is brought by plant
IFS against said defendants for the
purpose of quieting the title to, and
decreeing the plaintiffs to be the
owners of. and enioining said defend
ants from asserting any claim or int
crest in, the following described real
estate: situated in the County Oh
Whatcom, State of Washington, to-
wit:
Lots Three 90 and Four "a
Block Ten (1O) Village of Nooksaek,
Washington, according to the record
ed plat thereof.
r. B. LIE coco,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
P. o. Address: Lynden,
Washington.
First Publication, March 22,fs17.
Last Publication May 3, 1917.
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4 UNITED STAND

Occasionally one hears rumors of
rapatriotic remarks that have been
made by citizens locally. 1t is graf
flying TO know. however. that there
is little or no basis for these reports.
and that the people of the Lynden
district. no matter what their views
on war. or what the land Of their
birth. are standing resOlutely behind
the President and Congress in the
present crisis
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12

Wireless telegraph communication
with Hawaii has been suspended. and
many a sufferer is looking forward
10 the day when Hawaiian music will
also be suspended al the end Of
new hemp rope, with the drop work
ing nicely.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12
PUBLIC BUSINESS

Would a private business spend
a fortune during a period OF high
prices for equipment. '&hen it was abb
le to manage with what it had. and
when by waiting a year. it could get
the same material for third less
money!" such was the question put
up to The Tribune this week. and
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12

From all the newspaper publicity
she is receiving. Miss Jeanette Rank
in. representative in Congress from
Montana. seems to be the rankin
member Of the House.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12

We are perfectly willing TO be pat
riotic and plant garden. if the gov
eminent will detail squad to hoe
and sprinkle it. and keep the weeds.
and the neighbors' hounds. tincans,
and poultry out of it.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12

The United States has just named
one Of its new battle cruisers -Sar-
atoga. probably after the famous
Chip.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12

We protest against the war appeal
20 women for dress economy. They're
hort enough now
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12

To date. TO one in Lynden has
shot of his trigger finger. although
one or two have got married.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12

Old newspapers. Five cents bun
die. At The Tribune office.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1917-04-12

Statement Of the Ownership, Man
agement. Circulation. Etc. Required
By The Act Of Congress Of August "a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
elsaIIns esnLs.llnlsss.

Ere rmfass I'M bieiiesH Gisarinsbsss
teIifisn id seuis sui es,sss,ss<
xsia.easrssssu.
1ts WsiAdfte psren bests an ssr bisiis en-
tris ssDas iebtaiies aHo cs %retie isf.
Wsriarit pnrcsu:
IA Sss 1stfs.
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-12.OO; Dlsifd<r Stiere $685.
30; auserlefene biz ertra $9.75-11-'
10; 9eifns $6.00-s.5O; auserleisne
bis ertra $8.75-9.75; aiibe $500
7.5O; aussrlsime bis srtra S7.75-
900; Gamers $5.25-5.75; U2il9s
fiiR $45.O0-115.OO; Stodsrs uno
6etbers s6.00-S.00.
gulleu. Der Ularft par
beuis isbr laugiam uuo bic prsiis
fdna4.
Jetts gullsn $8.25-9.Oo; Bologna
$7Oo-8.00; magere uHb lsifte $500
-6.75.
Qdfber. Die befIeren Sdlber
purDen 3u ben esitrisen prsiien psrs
fauft, bic dnberen fislsn UNI 25c.
Bette leidde Fdl6tr $13.O0-13.25;
fair bis CUTE $11.0-13.0O; oroiudre
uHb arobe $6.00-10O0.
Q 4peine. - Die 3ufubr mar
b.uts iebr mGbig. bic Va6frase aber
gering unb bic greii. itstig.
ausgsIuhte Stpers $16.10; quite
Bis auserlsisns gsrpadungss une
iJleii6erIorten $l6.00-16.1O; mitts
lsrs, 16O-180 piuRO, $1575-15.s
80; lei4te @erinnoilortsn, 800
155 pfunb. $15.50-15.70; orbindrs
bis CUTE 5srtel, 10 ptunb unb Oa.
rlIntsr $12.00-15.00; Orbindre bis
aussrlsisne i9fDers fetts sGue $1,000
-14.00; Gtass $9.00-12.0o.
Saafe unb admmer. -
Sebr ireuig nlte S6ofe tanien in ben
Dlarft. Die Preiis fir S9ofs uno
edmmsr iparen tetis.
S9afe, auseileisns bis ertra $500
1925; fair BIS CUTE $6.00-7.75,
orbinGrs $1,000; g0de $500 uno
barunter. - 2dmmsr, aussrleiens bis
ertra $15.00-15.25; fair Bis quite
$12.50-14.50; iecOnos $11.0o-12.s
90; orbindre $S.00-1O.25.
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gbieago. 2. 4Gsuit.
Msissn. Cir September 81. is
2.31, ON Sblub $2.31.
DsIidtoru. = Sur Desember 81
15s-1.17s, am 64lub S1.17s; riis
Wsai $1.13s-1.154. am S1luB ST.
15s.
9afsr. = Jiir September 5Ss-
60s, ON SdluB 6OAe; fir DesemOsr
nQA R1r orr E5HIub GOIr
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3udeL--preiis Fstis; Rafiintr.
ter Gut aoaf 5000; pOIpSereb s8.'
80; Cubes 1915; sraHulirtsr S8.70;
gonfettionsr a. $S.65; Off u" s.,
35-8.45; tpeiber srtra S8.15-8.25i
sItra &C. $8.05 per 100 pfunb.
WoIaffsL - Tiarrt frstis. :
Qep Orleans Open attd 55-65e;
Centrifugal 49-45e per GaIIons.
Rsts. - Gytra fanep Seao 81
94e; fantp 8--83e; fefonb 6eab z.
Tic; ssbro&sner 6-8Ae; Jdpan IL
Sac blue Roie sA-8ae PET pfuHb.
Datfp.psoeulte.
Butter. - Marit aismli3 leb-
bnft. a;reiie itetig. ssboIenliIf eytrr
40Ar; Gentrali5sb sytra 38e; Gsntra.
trnlissb firfis 34as; fstonbs 3lse;
Uanep Doirp S5c; qadius GtOd 2ea
-31ac.
aGie Martt iietis; CbEo 25e;
gorbmsfIih<r 26-26as; 9leip gort
&c; G&peiser 37--66c; Qimburssr
25-26s; bo. Bird 24s per s,fuuo.
Gier. - Wortt ruhis unb bie
preiIe ftesis; prima firits 5iibuers
'sitr SOC; firits 27c; orbindre firits
24e; fsconbs Zoe per Gusenb.
@efIagel. - qlarit Iebbdft.
preife iietig. - Broilsrs Ii pfunD
u. bdrlber 25e; BrOiIsrs 1--11 pfh.
nnb bariibtr 25s; HroiIns 1-1A
Yfh. &c, 6S6ns Ia; 6iitner lSt;
9zasH1Ez Dab s--l4 m 2os; sa,
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gbieu9o, 2. Iusuf.

S4tpeine. - 3ufubr 1900. =
Wartt jtstis; Built $15.1o-16.l5;
leidte $14.70-16.15; ssmii4te $14.a
55-1d30; f4pers $14.N-16.30;
raube $14.40-1465; Gertsl $1L5C
---14.25.
Rinopieb. - 3ufubr 6OOo. Rarii
itetis; Ginbeimii4e Beef Stiere ST.
50-14.00; Weit.rn Stisre $8.15-
LAO; Stoders unb Jesbers $50
900; Riibe uHb 3eifGs $40-11'
90; Rdlber $8-50-13.00.
S4afe. - 3riIhr 5000. Wlarii
ihpo5; Metbers $7.5o-10.65;
Gtpes sa8-9.00; GduImer $3.50
14-50.
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vsis. psuss uns Mstiea /. aeD ysri.

gsfHafisyapisrs ipursen su 4K$ bis.
Bar ~ 1sae s<72, gsmmersial Bias. ~
faas, el.7ik. Si4i ek75S, ,aatei.a .anpsi.
iunesn N7ek. 6raHes 6iAf s.7ch. Sded
s.7sk; Mari. istns Guos.rsnes.; xroasn
fsins Guefisunesn, xise Si9i 7.2S. Raid
7.22, 9tubsi Sids 2l.ss. ksbd sL7s. CD
bsr eaIrsn sue, HeIfautihe Cellars
U2He.
uftteumsrft-fes Rarif mar beuts
ittr Han, TN aaeemeinsa ater ish. beioa-
Dsrs Die frtses. 6fiteu. pslAt BON bis
so,nts 0suiRas ~ usrjet4neH baffsH.
Qties>atu>Hfftsn.
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sO09 04ef Ghf ONf%AD WIS.,
Rosgen - go 2 $2.10-2.12.
Gerfts. = $1.25-1.52.
1imotbp. = $40o-7.50.
Slice. = Sl2.OO--17.O0.
Port. - Cir Ssptsmbsr $40.s0-
41.15, am StluB $41.10.
S6mnIj. - Giir September $21.s
07-21.62, an S9lub S2I.52; iiir
Dttr6er S21.2O-21.75, am S4lub
S21.67.
Rippeuieiten. - siir September
$22.O0-22.32. am S9Iub $22.22; +;
fir Sstcber S21.92-22.30 anl
Sdlub $22.12.
Butter. Dtdrit unperdnbert.
gier. - Waltt unDerGnosrt.
&artoffeln - Rarft nieoriser. -
9irsinia gbls. $2.90-3.25; .6ome
groipn4 $1.00-1.l0.
SefIiissl. = Ulartt perGnberli9.-
3iibnsr 15-1Sc; Sprinssrs 22--24c.
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NIT trummn Hrnf 12e; guIIs Sc;
iunee enteu Don 2 pfunb nno barii'
Der 16-19c; ipeibe gntm 14-16e;
gdnfe SIX; aIet 7aubsn $1.5C
pei Submb.
OBJ uut 0emne
3itronea - California $5.75
800 pei Rife; 2imss 9Oe-$12s
pei Rife.
DfaHsem- - California RaDtll
ls2.5o-4.oo; JIcrioa $4.oo-4-2S
per Rifs.
@rape GruiE 5rOriSa s2.'
0O-4.50.
| pfirfi&t. - elberta $40
2.50 per Crate Don feds aorbsH UNI
S2.75-2.85 pct gu.
Jungt aspf:l.-GarlD 5drpsil
A.25-475 per 9bl.
Jobdnmts6eeren. $3.50
-3.75 per grais bon "a Quarts.
pflaums sn. - WiIb Gooie ST.
50-1.75 per 5rate DON "a Quarts;
Georgia S1.75-2.00 per Crate.
3ndermsl oneu. = SHbiana
Stanoarb, Crate S2.25-3.0O; DO.
flddes Crate 75t-$1.00; California
$3.25-3.5O pr Stoubdrb erats.
5ei5sIbeeren. - $375-4.s
90 per Crate DON "a Quarts; gir'
eiuia $1.75-2.O0 per aprb.
Sta4elbeeren. = $l75-
200 PCT grots BON 16 Quarts.
DenbtereM - $3.OO-32o
pei Crate Don 80 Quarts
SOmatoes. - Ginbeimiide ST.
00-1.75 per gu.
&artoffelu. - Ginbeimiff:
unb aouisueile $4.50-5.0O; eaiierH
gobblrs Ro. / $4.5o-500 per
8bl.
Daffermcloneu. - $500
$500 per 100 Sfiid
@urten. Gin5eimiite 40
SOC fer 9usens.
araui. giHbsimif9es 75-
$1.25 per Sbl.
Bsibs aiben. - Toe per
Blu.
3ni,bsln. - 1erds. Dsibt 81
25-1.35; bO. Boilers 75s-I.U;
9sTas. seIbe $1.O0-1.25 per Crate.
3udertorn. = garIp aodms
15-2Oe, s6tss 25-30c per SussHo.
Sunse Grbfen. - ReD gorf
81, ,75-2.00 per 9u.
Crime BohHen. - Ginb<imts
fcbe S2o0-2.25 per 2 Yu. Sad; .ins
bsimii6e Daas6o9usu $1.oo-1-25
per Blu.
aarotfen - einb.tmtide is
POI per 9ussnb 4iinbeL
Qanbersbntfe
Seu. go. / 1iuiotbp $500
1880; 90. 2 siHtofbp $17-5o-1s.s
100: go. 8 lirnotbp S17.OO; 30. /
asrnifdter alee S17.50-18.00; go. 2
semiidt.r alss s17.Oo-17.50; 30.
/ al.. $500; Ro. 2 stlee $3.50;
6;eiiass alIalfa s13-5o-16.OO;
Roasenitrob $9.0111.OO; 5aters
jiro6 $6.50-7.5O; Weiaeutrob $6'
5o-70o per Tonne.
RahItnfutter. - Warit ru'
bia. = aleis $38.50-39.00; Rio6s
linas braune $4sO0-49.0O; Deibs
$49.Oo-50OO; gsmii4tes Guttsr
41.5O-42.W.
Gdmerstsn. Wartt fef.
= alssfamm S10.D-116o per Blu.
pom Gtore; simotbp $3.10-365;
Bu@ipeissn $2.O0-2.45; 5laHamen
$325 per Blu.
Derf4tebeuea
SeIs. - Narft iteiis. - 2stn6I.
rpbes $118 PEI GaGols in pars
titu Ia 8bL. 1O-25 golloneu
81 26; 1-9 GaIIouen $1.33;
asiodt.s Ii msbr; Ro. / 2arbs
SI S1.49-1.52, Sommer Seit 81
S-l.6O; Cotton Seeb Oil raft. 81.
23e per @a[One; 5erpeutin 45e in
Oartisu Don 1-5 5ab unb "a In
poriien pon 10 bis 25 GauOHsu;
Vetrolellrn. O6io Carbon Stats seft
iOae; Spesiol Sorte 12e; Reo
Groipn gafotiu 24e; Rapbta Zoe per
GaIlone.
Gol5. - Der Murit III fef. =
Sbio RiDsr $1.85 per Bbl. Don 100
pfuno. Sa9riOtn btnsusefiigt.
SaIg = Wartt uilligtr. = pris
ma Gitp 15-15Ac; bo. gountrp
13ae-14e per pfunb.
Roblen. - Warfi rubia. ptttss
bura $6.00-6.5O; aanatpba $3.50;
gfut onb Glad $3.50 per
srnne abselisiert. Raudloi. Stiids
tObleu $50; antbraeiie $500
1000 per sonns abssIisftrt. Gote tbs
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metaa.Naarst.

Rem gorf, 2. ausuit
aupfe. - RGrtt fer.
GIectrplptir. = $29.W-30.o0 uo'
minal; fir September uub Disries
Qnariol S27.00-8.00.
Giieu. = Martt feit unb uuperdn'
bert.
3inn. = Marft fen, $62.75.
8iei. - Wtnrit ruhig, lie.
Spsltsy. - Rsrst fetia.
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1asIid5er a1larft.V eridyt.



Gineinnati, 2. auguii.
Die nadfOIssnbsn Quotirunssn Be-
5isbeH Ii9 nur auf GugrossSransafs
ti0nsH. Bel ilsinsrsn gsi9dftm trers
ben stipus b5bsrt preiis bsrs8nst.
propiftonem
SdmaIa prima Stsam
2o.s5-21.0O; 5amils 21-21se.
1Ieif9. = Gbort clear Ssiisn
22E22ae; e1tra f5ort clear 6eiieu
213-22t; iurse Rippsnisiten 21a
PIX; Bellies 223-24e per piuuo.
Gsrdu4srtss 6teif4. =
Sbort clear Seitm 24t-N5e; srtra
ibort clear Geiten 23a-24e; turt
Rippenieitm 233 -24e; Bellies 25-
26e per pfunb.'
Gusar eursb Gfeii4. -
S4infeH 24-25e; pienic S4uIs
tern 193-20c; greaifdit Bacon 81
35c; G9uItsrn in padsien 20-2e;
S4ulirn, Rep yorf Gut, 20a-21r;
trodHs Beef S4ulieru 33A- per
SiBgep5feIfes Tttif d.
S9mten 21--211e; pituie S4ultern
17e; Bellies 25-2Se; efaItern 18h
--19c; G&uItern, Re,p yori, Gut 1Ss
-19c per pfunb.
Grii9ss 1feifG. - S6in'
ten, loie, 21-22c; pitnir GdultsTa
17-172r; G4uliern 17-17te; iurs
ss Ripptnisitsu 19s-20e; ibort clear
Rippenisiten 20-205e; eItra itorr
clear RippsnTsitsn 19s-2Oe; Isidt:
Bellies 30-31s; f4Dee Bellies n
Poe.
RebI uub 0etreiee.
Rebl. - Wirter potsnt $500
--l25O; Wintsr fanep $11.50-12'
co; @inter familp $11.0o-1l.5O;
mintsr ertra $1O.O0-1050; @intr
oridres $9.50-10.O0; 9ortss Wei5m
paisnt $1175-12.25; 5artes Deis
ssH iaHep $11.O0-1L50; 5ariss
@si5en Uamilp $10.25-10.75; Rogs
gen. gortbtpeitern gemii4tes $1O.7o
-110O; RoSseu, Gitp. reines. $11.s
00-11.25; Rpssen, Gin, ssmH4tes
$11.O0-11.25.
Wei5tn. - SO. 1 rotber Winttr
$24S-2.5O; Ro. Q rDtkr Winisr
$2.47-2.48; 80. 3 rptber Bint.r
$2.6-2A6a; Ro. 4 rotber Wintsr
$2.42-2.A5; 30. 8 rotter Diuter
$2-30-2.42; Probe, rOtber Wiutsr
$2.30-2.4O.
DeIf@torn - go. / peibes
S2.35; SO 2 DO. $2.35; SO. 8 DO.
$2.35; 80. 4 bo. $233-2.34; Ro. 8
bo. S231-2.33; go. 9 DO. $2.a-
2.33. - Ro. / eetbes $3.50; 90. q
bo. $2.32; 30. 3 DO. $2.32; SO. 4 bo.
$2.30-2.31; Ro. 8 DO. $2.2S-2-3o;
60. 8 DO. $2.&-2.3O - Ro 1 gs'
mh&tes $2.32; Ro. 2 30. $2.32; Ro.
3 bo. $3.50; 30. 4 bo. $2-30-2.A;
go. s DO. $2.28-2.3O; Ro 8 DO. 81
28-2.30. = Wsibes aolbeutorn ST.
30-2.32; selbes Rolkntom s2-28-
2.30; gemif4tes aoIbeni0rn $2.N-
2.29.
9afsr. - SO. 2 neiber 86e;
StoHbar6 tpeiBer 841e; Ro. 8 peibsr
84e; 10. 4 iptiber M-83c; Ro. q
miidfer S33-84e; go. 8 semii4ter,
eiHhimH6er S-S3Ac; 80. 4 se>
mif4ter $3.50.
Rpesen - go. q $2.08-2.10;
Ro. 8 DO. $2.oa-2.06; go. 4 DO.
$1S5-200; probs $1.0-195.
DbisfeA.
8ertauft nurben 794 8bls. Dis
FILTERS giuiibeb Gpobs auf Der Hdiis
$210.
Gsoeertea
Raffet. - Jana 27-32c; Wlo'
aa 27a-30c; Guatemala fanep 1876; |
bO. sutsr 17se.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03
Oiebnarft

gineinnati. 2. alusuit.
3ufubr unb gsrfanoi pGbrsnb Der
Isbttn "a Stunoen, persliHsu nit ber'
islben 3sit Der Orbersebenoeu brei 2a'
&C parsn ME iolet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03

Rem gor,, 2. @usuit


Wei;en. = Wsartt nominal.
N<li6torn. = Rartt pilis; Ro. 2
selbes $2.43a; 80. 2 semif4tes 81
Alt, beibes {. !. I. ReD Dort
5afsr. = Rartt rubig; Stanbaro
s0ae.
6su. = Morii fsitsr; go. l $l.15
-L20; go. 2 s1.05--l10; Ro. 3
90-95e; @eriauot 80-85c.
5cpfsu. - Wartt feft; paeifie
Riifte 1916 11-15e.
S9mala. - Rartt fart; wsibbls
meit $21.30-21.40.
3udsr. Rober. Wartt fet;
Centrifugal $7.O2; ROlaiies Ss.i4,
raffiuirisr. felt; ieiner srannliris So
15-S.50.
Nns anbersu 4rtitsI unDerduosrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-03

Rinbpieb. - Der Uaurit ipar
beuts febr lungfam, uHb oa Der Dprs
ratb mehr ala esnigeno mar, 70 ipdrsn
bis preife sebriidt.
@itilsss aas j&lpess Gtisgs $500
Weekly journal-miner., 1917-01-24
THE MODERN BOY.

Something to modern boy human boy Mr. Chadband called him. He has become busier serean and precociou his father his and he has become less "boyh At least such the sizing of the experts.
 Dr. Thomas S Baker head school attempted make study of the boys phase and trend of mind and believes he has succeeded learning something about him.
 Dr. finds the greatest of the boy of today athletics He finds that according the boys code every boy should aspire be sports Hence the sport page is his chief attraction in the newspapers
 Then there today social attractions such the boys father presumed known fill larger space the horizon of the modern boy tells These things take time and mind space
 Then the motion pictures and their lure the boy He beautiful scenery matters calls for something punch" something something with thrill sob heahrob These things the founts of inspiration learned doctor tells which the modern boy drinks deep.
 Thinking carefully we fail to see the modern differs greatly from the boy o wentyhv thirty years ago. He didn't have the tbn but he had the dime novel; with its furious movies printed and the boy of that date loved read them much he loves the of and characters thrown on the screen.
 But the other side. Dr. Baker finds a dcep the mechanical development He authority the automobile and its improvements He is ire queny wireless able coil learning the teegaph alphabet and have installed wireless top the house. provided his high school upoate The daring the appeals him. he knows the types of flying machines and the characteristics of the used
 As the modern boy himself things upon the physical sciences fails thunder stories of the wild
 Take all around the modern quite little ahead of his father but the father rule fails way that his father much disturbed about him about his
 The modern boy developed unpleasant phases of precoc resesnes and lack of old ideals he forever changing his the generations changing There call now than there has ever been to worry about the boy Generally speaking he all right