davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-08-31

The West vIrginian is on saSe sr
cry evening at the following places
TENTH ST. PHARMACY, corner
Tenth and Virginia avenue.
EAST SIDE NEWS Co. Market St.
THE FA1RMoNT" HOTEL. Jetier
son street,
srEALEYs PLACE, Watson Hotel
Bldg.
uNlON NEWS CO., Street Car Sta
ton and B, & o. Station.
WATSON BUILDING NEWS STAND,
Main entrance Watson Building
EA1RMoNT NEWS co. 12414 Main
Street.
CLYDE s. HOLT. Main street.
MORAN & PRUNTY, corner Bridge
and water streets. "a rs
], H. McLosKEY, corner Sixth and
Loeplt Avenue
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-16
Campaign Committee.

State Chairman, E. H.
Dewey; Campaign Mana
ger, ]. H. Gipson, 317 EN-
pire Building, Boise; State
Treasurer, F. F. Johnson.
Vice Chairmen: First Div
ision, George F. Weeks,
Occur d'Alene; Second
Division, B. M. Holt,
CALDWELL; Third Division,
G. G. Wright, Idaho Falls.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21

jlau unb bic prsii. I'm $1.0o-1.-
25 nisbriesr.
gshs lsi4ts aGlber s14.00-14.'
rs; fair bis CUTE $12.00-14.25; cra
binGre uHb srObs S6.O0-10.O0(
Shneine. = IS tpnrbs nidi
fart getauit uno bic preiie fislsn
besbalb nm 5-25c per 100 pfuno.
slusssiudte S6D.re $15.O0-15.'
20; quite Bis userlsIsns 0srpaduH9ss
un5 SlsY6erfort.H S14.80-15.O;
mittlere S14.85-14.90; lsi9ts S14.z
5o-15.s5; Gsrtsl, 10 pfunb uno
barunter $11.00-14.25: raubs $1O.s
00-13.5O; Sines $9.00-11.50.
G dale unb G6mmer. -
8as ansebot DOR S4afen mar se-
ring unb bic preiis itstig, 2dmmtr
absr fislsn nm soc per 100 pfuno.
@6afs, auserIsfens big ertra 3d.
o0-S.25; fair Biz CUTE $500 T.
70; oroindrs $2.O0-5.OO; g6ds $6,z
90 unb baruntsr. - 2dmmsr, auser@
lsfsnc bis sItra $l5.35-15.5O; fair
bis quite S14-0G-15.35; istonbs
$12.00-12.5o; siniss 9srtGuis bober
bis $1,000; gulls unb orbirdre ST.
--11.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21
0srf B {:

Rinopieb. - Der Mdrtt mar
bsuts isbr lansiam unb f4iDa9 unn
bic preile fislsn um 25-50c per
100 piunb. Stiibs fislsu um 10
loo. 9uts bis auserleIens Wil&tiib:
iparen fsit, bic anosrsn absr ialpah.
Mittlers unS idpers Stiers $500
100; Glsiifer Stisre $6.50-9.s
so; auserleisne bis eIira $1,000
11.25; Seiiers $6.00-9.O0: aussrlss
iene big srira $9.5o-105O; Stiibe
$6.O0-7.75: auserldsue bis srtra
$s.O0-9.O0; Gamers S5-25-6.00:
Gtodsrs unb s}e'bsrs $6.00-7.50:
WiI6tiibe $500 -125.00.
8ullen. - Die bsiieren QuaIis
tdten iparsu IN simIih gutter Rads
frass uiIb itstig, bic selp0bniidsn absr
um 15-25e niebriger.
s}ette 1ullen $8.75 -926; Bologna
S7.00-S.6o; musere unO Ieidts $500
adIbsh - Gfx lar9 aax
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21

--S partial ZEN n DreuBen
Il florieren. JcIasube Depefhe aus
Deutidlano lit ON z. SUM- in I3iiri5
:iHaelnufen: gei ben Sbartdffeu in
9reuber limb in ben er'ten feds Tfps
uaten oieiss Sabres mebr nIs 1900
WGlliOnen gaart einsesoaIt fporbeu.
tpdbrsub bic Giusabfune.n in berlel,
ben Gpede bes s5dhres 1916 uur 1900
Wtiainnen uub i'm eriteu Salbiobre bes
Suhres 1915 gar rur 1750 RiIIinner
Mort betruesn. 9iefe fteieenbe Der
mehruug Der SparfaHeuhsppts III ilm
70 beadteusip,rtber. ole bic sSinor3s
fraft bes @oltes IN bpbeur Wedbe burh
bic areasdnIsiben In GHiprlh aes
upmmen tptrb, bic aroturtipe Grfolse
aufpeiIen ir1b an bcsen iih, Inn @eaens
fns su ber 8ep6lterung Der 8ereinigs
Ten Stnotnt, gernbe bic tleintn Spo.
Ter IN bsrnorrassHber @eift betbeiIi,
aeH. gtn Der Ietttn ariessanieihs bcs
ben iitb bie preabiitben @porfnFen
mt 220a ninnss aIaa,f <z3ziuk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21
Ginsinmati, 20. SuIi

GiHeiHnaii, 20. SuIi
Die na4fplssnbsn Quoiirunssn bes
5ishsn ii4 Hur auf Gnsros.I .Iransais
tsonsn Bel tIsinsren Gsf9diisn iper.
oen stipas bDbsre prsiis bsre4nst.
propifiontn
sd maIs. qrima Eisam
D46-20.60; 6amilp 21.75-
22.50.
zrode etfaIsenes
Ultifd. - Short clear Gsiten
22-22Ae; Grtra fort clear Ssiisn
2la-22e; tur5e Ripptnititsn 21i
--22e; Bellies 22a 24e ~ plumb.
Gtrdu6srtss 3isif@.
Short rlsar Ssitsn 244 2xae; sTtra
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21

3uder.-prsiie fstis; gRaffinir,
ter Gut Godf $10.65; pOpbsreo $86S;
CUBES $3.50; sranulirtsr $3.50; Con.
fsetiontr az $40; Oil n" $S.1C
-8.20; tpeiBer eytra $7.90-8.00;
sytra se"$7.S0 per 100 pfunb.
Molaffek. - Rarii iistia. -
Rs.p Orleans Open Aettef 5o-65e;
Centrifugal 32-42c psr gallone.
Reis. - Gyira fansb Seab 81
94e; ianep S-Ste; feeonb Seab 2
72c; sebrcdener 6--6Ae; Sdpan 7a--
Sac ;9Ius Roie sA-6ae per pfuub.
Daiip.probufte.
8utter. - Marir siemIi& Ieb.
baft. preiis fsit. MbOleulilt srtra
40e; gsntraliSsb EXTRA 37ae; gsntras
li5sb firrs 34e; iseOnbs 31e; iJanep
Ddfrp 33c; padins Stod 26e; guts
tsr.Gett S8a-30e per pfuno.
HGfe. - Warit itstig; Nbio 25c;
RorbmsftIiber 26-26ac; Stem gort
27c; Sapsiasr 37-16e; 2imbarssr
25-26e; bo. Bird 24e per Yfuuo.
gier. Martt sitmlit lsbbaft
preiis tpillissr; prima firits Siibners
eisr 34sc; firits 335e; croindrs firms
31ae; IseOnbs 29c per OuBenb; On.
tensisr 30he per 9usenb.
Geflaeel. Wlarit Isbbait
preiie iistis. - GroiI,rs Ii pfuno
u. bariiber 2Se; groilsrs 1--1a pfb.
24e; 9dbne lac; Siibntr 1876;
srutEIbner pon s-1O pfo. 20e; be.
nit trummsr gruR 12e; eulIs Sc;
ianse gptsn BON 2 g3fiinb unb bora.
ber 18-20e; fpsibs Gnssn 14-16e;
SAME 10-12e; aIis SaubeH S1.50
per Subsnb.
Obh unb @emlfe. 4
3itrpneu. California S5.75
500 per Rifle; 2imss 90e--$l25
per stifte.
Drangtn - california RaOeIs
s2.50--4.00: Glcrioa s4.00-4.25I
per Rifle.
Grape Gruit. - glOrita s2.'
pfirii9e. - Gl6erta $500
2.25; 9igbIp Bet $2.00-2.15; fanep
Georgia $2.0O-2.15 per Crate BON
feds S6rben.
Sunss aepfsI.-garIr SarDsit
81. .50-1.75 per Scmpsr.
Sobaunisbeersn. $3.50
-3.75 per grate BON "a Quarts.
pflaum en-. WiIb @coIe ST.
50-1.75 per Crate bon "a Quarts;
$1.75-2.00 per Crate.
3udermeIonen. GnIifprsl
MIA Gtanodrb. Crate $2.25 ESQ;
gsrrQia 6Q-75s her iIa&ts Gratt. |
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0lmb'WaA aA1ristea.
g tag, q. SuIi 191

Samiias. 81. SuIi 1917.
Der obsre SbiofIub III i'm SaIlsr
besriffen. bier aber iteist oerielbe nod
unb bate am absnh sinsH DaiIert
itanp Don 20.2 Jub.
Die f0lseHStn 0epeideu trafsH ss'
iteru bier Elm:
spitisburs. ga. SO SuB. idat.
@beeIina D gala CUB, fdlt,
partersburs. D 9a.--14.0 5uB.
4anaipba Gals ~. 8a.-2.7vuB.
gbarleiton, W. 9a.-7.6 3oll.
portsmoutb. Sbio-20.7 0ub, itsist
apuispiIls. ap.-10.0 Sub, fdlt.
GpansDiIls, Snb,-140 SUP. iteist.
Rafbpills ssuu.-16.9 Jub, itsist.
Chattanooga, 5sHn-14.4 CUB.
gairo, Sa-22.4 GuB. iieist.
msmp5is, Tenn. .-16.8 GuB fdlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-21

fbort clear 6sitsn 23a -24e; tur5s
aisPenisitsn 232-24e; Bellies 25-
26c per pfunb.
| sugar gureb GIsif4. =
S4inien 24-25c; Yieuit S6uls
tern 19t-20t; Brsatfoit Bacon 81
35c; S9uIiern IN poftlen 20-21f;
S9ultsrn. Rsip yOrt Gut. 2os-21e;
tredsne Ssei S9uItern 33a-34c per
Sibssp0fsltts Glsif d.
S4inttn 21-213e: yienic Gdulisrn
17e; staiss 25-28c; Gtnlttrn 18a
-19s; Sdulitrn, Reip Dotf. Gut 18s
-1se per pfunb.
5rifdts JleifG. = S6ir,
fen. lois, 21--22c; pieuir S9ultern
17-172e; s9uIiern 17-17ae; turs
se Rippsnfsiten 191-2Oe; ibort cltor
Rippsnisitsn 20-20ae; sytra ihorr
clear RippsnIsitsn 10a a-20e; lsidt,
Bellies 30-31e; i4ipets Bellies n
-29c.
Webl uRo 0ttrsibe.
Webl. - @inter Yatsnt $1,000
-1250; @intss ianep $11.60-12.s
CO.; seinier familp $1100-11.50;
Winter sItra $10.00-1050; Wiutsr
Orliarss $9.50-10.oo; Sartss @siSsn
patsnt $l1.75 -12.25; Sartss Dsis
sen fancD $11.O0-11.50; 9ariss
@si3tn gamilp $10.25-10.75; Ross
gen, Rortbpefsrn ssniidies $10.75
--11.OO: Rosssn, eitp. rsiuss. Sill
00-11.25; aOsssn. Gitp. semiidtss
$1100-11.25.
Mei3en. = Ro. 2 roiber Dintsr
$250-2.55; Ro. 3 DO. Sz.45-2.50; ];
go A DO. $2.30-2.40.
Delf9torn. = SO. / psibss
$2.17; Ro. 2 DO. SIT; Ro. 8 DO.
$217; Ro. 4 bo. $2.15-2.16; Ro.
8 DO. $2.13-2.15; Ro. 6 DO. $2.13
--2.15. - Ro. ! ssIbes $2.14; go. 2
bo. $2.13A-2.14; Ro. 3 bo. $2.13A-
2.14; Ro. 4 DO. S2.12-2.13; Ro. 8
DO. $2.1O-2.12; geo 6 DO. s2.10-
2.12. = no. l ssmiI6ies $2.i4; RO.
2 bo. $2.13A-2-14; go. 3 DO. 81
13s-2.14; Ro. A DO. $2.12-2.13;
Ro. 5 oo. $2.10-2.12; go. 6 bo.
$210E2.12. - Meibts 2olbsntorn
$2.14-2.16; selbes aOlbsntprn 81
12-2.13; semii4iss aolbeHtorn 81
10-2.12.
Safer. -, SO. 2 tpsiber S5e;
Stanbatb peibsr S4-s5c; gso. 8
ipeiber s3a a-84e; Ro. 4 peibsr 80
Sic; RO. 2 ssmii9isr $3.50; Ro.
3 semif6ier, eiubeimii1<r 81-82e;
Wo. A semii4etr 78-sOc.
Regeen. = Ro. 2 $2.35-2.s
40; Ro. 3 DO. $325-2.3O; gao. A bo..
SCOPES.
DhtBfes.
9ertauft tpurosn GIT 8bls. Dis
iiillsrs Giniiheh Goohs aui Der Eaiis
Gfeeertea
Saffee. - Sara 27-32c; ulo'
&a 273-S0e; Guatemala fanep 1Sae;
DO. guttr 17lc.
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ehfeaop. 20 Suli.

S6fpsins. - 3ufubr 10000. =
Ntrtt psrdnperli6; Butt $14.33o-
1925; lsidts S1410-15.25; Timer.
$14.00-15-50; Ssr.sl $11.25-14.s
80.
RinbOisb. = 3ufubr 1000. =
Martt tart; einhsimii4s Beef stisri
$8.40-14.05; StOters unD Jeeoera
$6.35-9.4o; adIber $1o.o0-14..
rs.
S6dfe. - 3uiubr 1000. Rnrtt
itetig; Betbsrs $7.To-1f00; Gdm'
mer S9.75-15.75.
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9eibeibetren. = $3.75-4.s
90 per Grais BON "a Quarts.
9imbeersu. - Rotbe, $500
500; fdtpar5s S4.0o-4.25 per Crate
BON "A Quarts.
grembee rem - GarIu Gar.
peff $2.50-2.75 psr Crate Don "a
Gnnrts.
Sta4elbesrm. = $500
2.25 pr Crate Don 16 Guarts.
anaHos. - S3.00-3.50 Ter
Crate.
9eRbetren. s3.0o-3.5o
per Crate bon 80 Quarts
Somotots. einbsimii6e 3d.
90 per 9u.
4arteffeIn. - einbsimiits
$4.50-5.00; Gai.srn GobbIers Ro. l
$3.50 500; 30. 2 s4.0o-4.5o per
9bl
WaffermsIonsn. - $1,000
$500 per 100 Gtiid.
@urfen. GinheimiIfe 40
SOC PER Subtus.
Qraut. - GinbsimiIdxs 75e-
leo per gbl.
DeiBe Rabsn. - 75e per
Blu.
3piebeln. = 1eras. ptIbe 81
25-135; bo. Boilers 75c-$.OO;
9eros, selbs $1O0-1.25 per elate.
Spinat. ginbeimii4er 30
40e per Su.
3uderforn. = $3.5O-4.oO
per gbl.
5unse grbfen. - einbeiint'
ide e1lepbons uub earlp Suns 500
--2.50 per 2 gu.
Crime bneu. - einheimts
fdbe $150-1.75; .iHbeimiite Wdtss
bobn.n $1.25-14O psr 2 9u.
Sarotteu. - Ginbsimif9e 15
-20e per 9ubsnb 9iubel
aanhsrsbufts
6eu. go. / Simotbp 1880
1876; Ro. 2 9impfbp $175o-1S.'
90; Ro. 8 3imotbp $17.00-17.50;
go. / ssmifttsr als. $18.O0-18.s
80 ;go. 2 ssnii6tsr alss $1750-
1900; Ro. / &Ist $3.50; SO. 2
alse $500; 5isiises 9lfaIfa $3.50
1900; RDsgsniirOb $9.Oo-11OO;
5aIsritros $6.50--75o; Weiaenitrob
$6.5o-7.o0 per Sonne.
Rahfsufutter. - Marit M
big. = 2leie $36.00-36.50; Weibos
linss, brauns $44.o0-45.o0; psibs
$49.00-5o.OO; ssmii4tss Gutter
$41. .50-42.00.
Sdmereten. Warft fef.
- alseiamsn S10.50-11.60 per 9u.
bonn etpre; simOtbp S3.10-3.65;
gu6pei5sn $2.0o-2.45; GlaHamsn
$3.25 per 8u.
4erf&itbeRel
Sels. - Rartt iietis. - asin5I.
rotes $1.18 per GalIons in pars
tien IA gbl. l0-25 GaIlonm
s12e; 1-9 9alOnsn $1.33;
as,odiss Ii mebr; Ro. / 2arbs
Sl S1.49-L52, SOmmsr Zen ST..
55-16O; Cotton Ssto Oil raft. s.,
29c per Galons; 5srpentin 45c In
Qartitn pon 10 Gab unb "a tn
Dar.isu Don 10 BIS 25 Sauonsn;
0strpl.unl. Sbio Carbon State 5et
9ac: Spssial Sorte lie; ReS
Groipn GaiOlin 24s; Rapbta 29e per
@dIlone.
Gal,. - Der Marit in fen. -
Ohio Rtper $1.S6 per 4bi. BON 100
ptllno, Sabrl0hn bin3usefiist.
GaIg. = MGrtt ief. - prima
gitp 164-17e; bo. eoamtrn 153-
15ss per pfunS.
Qoblen. - Rartt rubig. ptttss
bura s6.50-7.OO; aanaipbo $3.50
600; Nut anb Slad $5.50-6.00 per
Sonns abselisfert. Hau4lOis stids
toblen $3.50; autbraeits 5000
1880 per sOnne abseliefert. Gote TO-
Iiet $7.o0-7.50 per sonne absslies
fert.
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WeltbaitSpsyters nutSen 80 " BIS
isnilrf. 0s6jsl sui 2onsen saren iieiie.
Tar 90 Tsse ek72. Gsnimereial Btns, 20
asse, s4.7ik. sihi e4.1sH, ,&abel'alnDsi.
iuncen sl76x. 5tancs Siff G7sl<. fubsl
MAN; Rsri. ieins Dnstirunssu; krenen,
isirt Caotirunaen. Sire Stdbt 1.22K. ifabsI
JaiK. glnba Sidt31A. Rsbsl si.eo. Su.
Der 8asssa 7sKs &sSfsniins 1sasn
o2Ke
aftteumerft-9h 9ei9Alie parsn
heu,e aubsrit rnhis nns Der WaEtt anfanes
itpan. ivdter aber purbeH ee Hsfiuee
nlfinfnS uisosf gut ssmnf,f.
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Ser @eersnwein mnb feline
8ereitnas.
Bon 5. Seim To obi

Sn Sen letter. Snbren bot ber al,s
Sotannis- irno StotsIbeeren, mic
Der aus SeioeIbecren t,nb GiSereu,
isater 81 er,pdbneHoei 6riidten be.
lrr.tets 2eiR igEues SHe6r Sreiluos ii&
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2tp gort, 90. SuIi.

Rem Dort. 90. SuIi.
aupfer. - Rartt fiau uHb uHnsrs
dnbert.
gifeH. - Wlartt fsit unb unpsrdn'
bert.
3inn. = Martt ruhis $1,000.
9Iei. = Wurtt nominal; $9.S7-
1925.
Spelter. Wsarft unDerGasEt
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Oiebn,arft

GiHeinuati. 20. Suli
3nfubr unb 0srianbt pGhrsnb Der
Isbtan "a Stunbsn. persli9en NIT
bsrielben 3eii Der Oorbergebeubtn pier
Sage paren ipis folgt:
3ufuhr:
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2lasspxrtiss marfte.
q G p gorf, 20. Salli

9 I'D = = zV AHlIL
Rebl. - 1artt ieiIcr; Spring go
tellts $l2. .90-13. 10; @inter 9Satents
$i2.25-12.50; gSinter SuaigbtS
$1I.65-1t.90.
@ei5en. - Waartt i,arf; go. 2 bar.
Ter SITS GuIi.
$aelid,forrt - &arft itarf; Ro. ,
gelbes 81. i6a c. !. |. Reip gorf.
SSaTer. - Ror.t itart; Stanoaro
S9E.-901ae.
Ger gearft fiir Die anoeren artitel
per itnoerinoert.
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5ssitaa 90. 9ali 1917

M 6retta O. zo. Jnit 1877.
4ts Dasfsn passn bsuts siemlidt ftarf
tfi&dftiet spo bic 4adirage nsd psdsbsn
cine snt2 2sf 8insraisa iins sHpsrda-
sssi ssblistsn. 6if fsslsbsn ga sal'
iperoea peB ben eaHfen esS, bic WatIfl
absr plasiItsa s}sisai.xspiial su 3-sK%
on saus.
,-s<hia ant Rss nsrl
snfoen % ios 3isfonip per 5000 suiidm
6anten bertanti. Die Gouufsrtats bsfrasf
sos pramis Der siooo.
Gt1fsf ssf eusspa
eiht. .2Dsala suf Honsos nareea A.
al pro %fs. eferliHs aaosirL @fA'
'si oui 4stIin puraeu nibf qroiirf: iai
1sdisf ami Baris t7.5os pre- UsaHs aui
Gmhsrbam axe pro GuioeH. @s9isl
auf Hien nnrosa ut6t guofirt yirss
ifXe, siabsl 20. Stodtolm prs &resf
Se.ss. 3rsnes t5dusil sosaf.
ssrrsfisasisssM
Earsn rshia sns itstis. Die SaHsss gao.
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gbieasp, 20. suli.

Gbieaso. 20. SuIi.
8.i5sn. - Sir SuIi $2.45--2.50
ON S4lub $3.50; fir Septtmbsl
$2.17-2i5, am S4Iub $2.18.
g9eli4torn. = Siir September 81
62a-163a, ON S4Iub $1.63; fin
DECEMBER $l.15-l17. am Sdlut
$1.163.
Sofsr. I'D. suli 7lar7es, on
S6iuB 76e; iiir Ssptsmtsr 56s-
59c. am Gfaub 5Sac.
ROssaa. = go. Q $2.i0.
Gsrfte. = $1.25-1@.
Simotbp. - $4.O-7.50.
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S9lub $21.50.
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The Butler weekly times., 1917-07-26

leave 10 enQuIe the naZdTQS OF
war will have the care and protec-
ton of so benificient an organiza-
ton. No doubt it will be the only
means whereby some of them will
be enabled ever to return to US.
1t is a privilege we have to help
these boys who now are to 60 out
to battle for us. What is it
worth to have them surrounded
by wholesome Influences and Civ.
en- tender. scientific care when sick
or wounded? Who can resist the
appeal to contribute for their sake?
Join the Red Crossl BY doing so
you do not incur any obligation ex-
cept to pay one years membership
fee. You do not become bound to
leave home or 60 into the field
service. You simply join in the
great work of supporting this
service.
The Butler weekly times., 1917-07-26
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HENRY GARAGE
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THE FOX STUDIO
JOHN p. LUDWICK
WeMoTr 4 MAJOR
SMITHS BOOK STORE
The Butler weekly times., 1917-07-26
THE Red

THE Americana Red
= Cross is incorpO-
rated and chartered
by the United States
Government. tits the
only means whereby
aid can be given to the
wounded soldier on
the battlefield; for the
Red Cross is respected
and protected by all
civilized nations.
Government hospital
attendants can not
The Butler weekly times., 1917-07-26

such and in past plan having the
saved Red Cross
shall
President
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The Butler weekly times., 1917-07-26
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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-02-08
20 AND p ARE
DE LAVAL
SERVICE DAYS
at our store

For the benefit of all De Laval Cream Senarator
we have established De Laval Service Days.
On this date shall be glad to have any De Laval
bring his separator complete and careful in
specton and adjustment which will made free of CHARGE
Should parts due accident need o he
this Will be DONE the only charge being the price
of the parts used
A DE Laval Service will be with us to assist with the
work Bring separator and receive the benefit of his
advice the and operation of your machine as we'll as
the free service 1t WISH and that of the De Laval Com
pany that of De Laval Separator get the
of efficiency at the minimum of cost.
No expert is required to keep De Laval in repair A
little with the of De Laval Separator Oil will keep
running satisfactorily for adjustments are made when
needed.
COME EARLY AND AVOID DELAYS
John Nelson
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-13

An entirely new card will be offered wrestling fans next Friday night by Brown Parkes at the Jefferson theatre
 Two of the best heavyweights In Amer ica today will meet when Paul Raas, champion of Switzerland and John Ere burg will meet in a finish match.
 Both men are reouted to be among the topnotchers of the game and it was only after considerable negotiation that MT. Parkes was able to definitely book the match. He has received assurances from the east that the forthcoming match will be fully up to the high stand ard already set and that should be enough for wrestling fans
 Both men are newcomers to Birming- ham and have never wrestled here be- fore and on this account it Is believed that the match will attract a great deal of interest. MT. Parkes believes that wrestling fans like, variety and like to see different men in action. These req sons have actuated him in bringing two men who have never before appeared in this city.
 Raas has created a sensation in the east by his fast work on the mat, ac- cording to MT. Parkes' advices. Raas is tremendously developed man and has paid particular attention to the develop ment of his legs as we'll as his chest biceps and neck. Raas is six feet two inches in height and weighs 23o pounds He is only 24 years old but has already made an enviable reputation for himself as a game and crafty man on the mat
 John Freburg lacks the fire and verve of the Swiss champion, but he makes up for these qualities in his sturdy de- termination, his impervousness to pun ishment and his fast work on his feet Freburg is six feet two inches high ant weighs 225 pounds, but despite his weigh is like flash of light on the mat
 Freburg, although but % years of age has been wrestling since a youth ant is a veteran of hundreds of hard fought ring battles. He has met the best that the game has to offer and has meas ured up to a high standard.
 Raas, it will be noted, has tremendous 1y developed shoulders and chest and i is interesting to note by what method: he attained this remarkable perfection of his body.
 Raas in his younger days was a ia nous mountain climber and spent day at a time in the snowy fastnesses of tn, Alps The strenuous exercise given by hi struggles up the precipitous sides of tn great peaks stretched his lungs and gay him the mighty girth which has mean
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-13

Dowdy. Stolen base, Pond Double plays, Pond, Donaldson and Alexander, Dowdy. Bowdoin and Anderson. Bases on balls, Peoples 3, Livingston 2. Left on bases, Tri-Cities '. Rome-Lindale g. Struck out. Peoples 4, Livingston 1. Time of game, 1:25 Umpire, Vickery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-13

Atlanta Is the leading team in bat ting, with 270 The Nashville Vols are the leading fielding team. The Barons stand fourth in team hitting, with .257. They rank sixth in fielding, with .951, The Barons are tied with Atlanta for se- curing the most home runs with 10. They are third in three- base hits, with Is, and third in doubles with 32. The Barons have worked S7 passes out of opposing hurlers and have struck out 7S times
 Eddie Mcdonald is the leading base stealer of the league, with 11. Cotton Knaupp is second with 10. Tex McDon- ald of Atlanta has secured the most home runs with four, while Southworth of Bir- mingham is second with three. Baker of New Orleans has secured the most triples with S. while Ellis of Birmingham is second with 5. Pete Knisely of Nash vile has secured the most doubles, with 10, while Ellis is second with T. Cotton Knaupp of New Orleans has secured the most sacrifice hits with 21. Coombs Of Birmingham is second with 10.
 The individual average of all players who have participated in at least eight games are as follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-13
ART DECATUR IS LEAGLs''NG PITCHER
 IN BAUGH CIRCUIT
Baron Hurlers Compare Well-Fentress Has Won
 Five Games and Has z Not Been Defeated

Art Decatur of Nashville is the lead ing pitcher of the Southern league, ac- cording to the newly established earned runs per game system according to fig ures compiled by Irwin NJ Howe of Chicago, including the games of Wednes- day. Decatur's average is IS runs per game. Decatur is not the leading pitcher in respect to victories scored, however.
 Fcntress of Memphis has won five and lost none, and is consequently the lead Ing hurler in this respect. Ponder Of Birmingham has won five and lost two, while Perryman of Birmingham has the same number of victories and defeats.
 The averages of all pitchers in the league who have participated in at least two games follows:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-13
EXHIBITION GAME
 LOST BY CENTRAL

Cullman. May 12.-(Special)-Aft talk ing the Cullman High school series with double header victory yesterday, Gen. tral High played an exhibition game at Culman today against picked team of stars from the Cullman boys and their faculty, the St. Bernard college and old players from the county. In the weirdest sort of contest Cullman finally won by the score of Il to 10 with Cullman making q total of nine errors, while Central played listlessly and made three. The score:
 R. H. F. e,,,lmap ................ 10 ? f-ertraI ..............1 12 5 Batteries: Maize and Patrick; Donel- son, Levy and Hall. Empires, Scott and Bowling.