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New Britain herald., 1917-06-02
VT B. CHAsEs GOVERNOR.

\ Boston. June 2.-Ban B. Johnson, an anruadxfeuf Of the American league. scalled at the State House yesterday ito zee if he could obtain Governor aMcCalrs permission for the playing Of Sunday games during the month of
 June for wartime charities. When informed that the governor was on
 his way home from Washington MT.
 Johnson went to Now York with the
 hope of seeing him there. Sunday baseball is not permitted under tho
 laws Of this state.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02
ATHLETICS BUY GR1EF1cN.

Philadelphia, June 1.-The Phil5 delphia Americans yostsrday a nounced the purchase of infisld Grimm from the Lincoln. Neb.. teal He will join the Athletics on the~ next trip west. Manager Mack aaa1l announces the unconditional relsase. of John Ferguson, . pitcher. sV
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02
% s VIII SSas % oS SSS 5 f ss s5 Ss Z
||DY MORTON STOPS
 LUSH OF RED SOX
U Lone Hit Is Best Champions Get Of His Delivery

ton. June 3.-The world cham I'll 1oston Americana string of suc- ee was stopped It ten games yss- 4Ay. when Cleveland won. to Q. nth, who suffered his only previ- A1feat of the season from Chi swas cutpitched by Morton. but
 r no.hit performance for the TT by his single in the eighth. NelAnd made only one hit In the a9l1t innings.
 ssAs Ro $ rt1nS were made In tho eth with one hit. Chapman walked. with two out, stole second. On l4 pttch for the third strike Roth lDd Ar1t and Chapman third. A 63o steAl scored the later.
 ard4Arss error made Roth safe at M Apm which he stole home. A
 Acrft1oe and Roth's single I'll Spsy In the sixth.
 :. l9s r. h. C.. sl1nd ...... .ooo3o1soes 1 Q, lon .o00000o 0oee0 II S3 tpsls6: Morton and O'Neil: San6 ThoxnAA
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02
WITH THE BOVLERS
utlsare City Girls Bowling Team Ars Do,lped y Br.as oity s'ssers #M #M An Ilsas 10wrs Results.

" bowling team representing girls in1D have1boen putting In much time ,.a 1ho AatnA alloys, journeyed to Wa seSshury l6sk evening, where they sss,nk, dnfea& the Brass City sisters ,snroyine. loo strong for the Hardware TIT bellee. For the locals Miss ila1rwa1tsman was the best performer, rldl llanes the high score of Ss and also IT. heek three string mark.
 9 In tho two-men league at the local aalerv last evening. Bertini-aines do6eaAed CAgoThompson and Brick nnn-fIark defeated Quay-aickey. Both matches were very interesting. Tho scores follow:
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02
MALONE BACK TO DoDGness

Toledo, Ohio, June 2.-NanA4e
 Mike Kelly of the St. Paul Amerfda4: Louie Nationals. Malone was sent 4e Brooklyn. s.s
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02

Gaznes T0day. Newark at Baltimore (two.) Montreal at Buffalo (two.) Toronto at Rochester (two.) Providence 1t Richmond. (two). EASTERN EEAGUE.
 Results YasteFday. New Haven 1. New London 1. Lawrence !, Worcester 1. Other games postponed, rain.
 Standing of Clubs.
 W. L. PC New Haven ... n 6 TO
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02

CnEVEnAND LETS PLAYER co
 Cleveland, June e-k. F. Mllsr. utility infield player, was released outright yesterday by the Cleveland American league club to the Oakland club of the Pacific Coast league.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02

Results Yesterday. Newark 1. Baltimore 3. Providence 9. Richmond o. Toronto 2. Buffalo 1. Buffalo ?, Toronto 0. Rochester 10. Montreal 5.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02
standing q Olubs.
Games Today.

Games TOdAy. New York at St. Louis. Brooklyn It Chicago. Philadelphia It Pittsburgh. Boston ct Cincinnati.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02

three. Boston is leading in team
 batting with m average of 3ls. ThGk averages include games of last Wed
 nesday. t5 t II sea K The 'S00'a list of tho league egarA braces ten men, all of whom appsaEs1
 In It least eightsen gameA includil6sa. Speaker, Cleveland. 34s: Nc1nAiaea Philadelphia, 3Ss: Billings. Clsvelans sI 333. .t.s zs " \,
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02
EASTERN LEAGUE
Neal Balls Timely Hit and Fast Fie3d7 ing Aids Murlim in Downing Plant- e9s-Dawrence Bests woruester.

New London, June 2.-New Haven gained sweet revenge on the Planters at Plant field here yesterday by emerging triumphant by . score of to 1. The Murlins got away to . splendid start by scoring three times in the first inning. Tho Planters saved themselves from . shut-out by pushing over tally in the third
 round. Another run by the Murlins in the sixth. wound up the scoring for
 the day. *
 Neal Ball. the triple play king, was
 the bright star of the contest. When
 he strolled to bat in the first round
 he found the bases crowded and two
 men out. Ball looked the first one over and on the next ball pitched, hit 1t to deep center for two bases. Three
 runners scored on the clout and 1t gave New Haven a commanding lead which the Planters could not over- come. Ball also played a phenomen- al game afield, knocking down ssv- eral hard hit balls. New Haven's oth- CT run came in the sixth when Whalen scored F1aherty from third base with | a sacrifice fly to Trout. Tho score: r. h. c
 New Haven ..... 30ooo1ooo-4 8 |
 New London ... 0010o0o00-1 il o Batteries: Woodward and F1aherty: Craig. Martin and Russell.
 Lawrence, Mass, June 2.-LAw- l renee won an to victory yester- day through tho poor fielding of Wor- cester, not one of the home team . runs being earned. Worcester col lected all of it's runs by punching i've hits in the sixth inning. The score: l r. h. .. Lawrence ...... 4OO4OOOOx-S Worcester ..... OOOOO40OO-4 1 Batteries: Lawrence and Gaston; | McQuillan, Keller and Wilder.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02
AMERICAN nEAGUE

AMERICAN DEAGUE.
 Results Yesterday. Cleveland 3, Boston 0. St. Louis 1. Washington 2. (10 in- nings.) Other games postponed, rain.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02
Pnpens Pttcl,exs Poor.

PittsburgA June A-fhiladelphia easily defeated pittsburgh yesterday, 2 to 1, In . game marked by enective pitching by Mayer for Phiiadeipnia and poor work on the part of the Pi-
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02
BASEBALL NEWS IN A NUTSHELL
BASEBALL IN X NUTSHELL
NATIONAD LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Results Yesterday. New York 3, st. Louis I. Brooklyn s, Chicago 1.
 Philadelphia !, Pittsburgh 1. Boston Cincinnati. rain.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02
g vSn hleer CAn't Win.

1sinet0u, Juno 2.St. Louis de- ked WaShin8ton yesterday. to !. Ssn 1nn1nSs. Y wild throw by Smith lka ni1leh inninG tied the score VaaHlnSton had been leading. .. for eisht innings.
 Ie6BfAaSse error in the tenth on lTsiIl TT xoundsr after Marsans had hled dFacsd another run and 1anGfe scored Pratt. x l seog
 $k & ssss s ss ~ r. h. .. N TT 0oO0 GOO oo0134 . il,I elcdiS x :. 5000 o00000--3 2 Y s4 Plank. Park, sothoron,
 Johnson and Ain-
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02
Games Today.

Games Today. Detroit at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Washington. Cleveland at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02
Games Today

.. Games Today. New Haven at New London. Worcester at Lawrence. Bridgeport It Hartford. Portland at Springfield.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02
Miller and Cooper. The
By Briggs

rate pitchers. Miller and Cooper. The score follows:
 ss X <, r. h. (. Philadelphia ;. :, 31O02O300-0 12 | Pittsburgh .... 0OOOO0001-1 ! 3
 Batteries: Mayer and Killifer and Adams; Miller, Cooper and Fischer.
New Britain herald., 1917-06-02

INTERNATIONAL DEAGUE.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-29
APRIL A WAR MONTH
FOR UNITED STATES

According TO history. April has
come to be the war month of the
United States. Many declarations
of war, as well as some of the most
important battles in the country's
history have occurred during that
month. In addition to these, it may
be of interest to know that Washing
ton was inaugurated first president
In April; that General u. s. Grant
was born in April and that President
Lincoln was assassinated in April.
Events that have t~ranspired max
ing April the war month" for Uncle
Sam as follows:
On April 10, 1875. the battles of
Lexington and Concord. the first OF
the revolutionary war, were fought.
On April IL congress put the en-
barge on British trade that ushered
in the war OF 1912.
The Black Hawk Indian war began
April 81, 1881.
The war with Mexico started April
"a. 1876.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-29

funk the job first. waiyzill You talk
to him. But you can't refuse his kind.
ness, for a time at least There's no
where else for you 10 stay. and Muir.
nay would pick you UP and put you
INTO the cottage. muckrake and all. II
didn't lie had TO 90 out on the work
This morning or he'd have been here 10
welcome you. He sem apologies and
said a lot of nice things which I've
forgotten
"Well'-E Eliza still looked troubled
all right But waitr' she cried. with
a swift change Of mood. 1--WE made
a little friend, the dearest. the most
useless creature, We shared the same
snteroom. and we're sisters She a
tualiy says I'm pretty. so OF course I'm
ner slave for life She hurried away
IN the midst OF Dams loyal protcsta-
IONS That she was pretty-more bean
uiul than the stars. more pleasing 10
'ne eye than the orchids OF Brazil. \
moment later she renppenred tn pre-.
sent Natalie Gerard.
Dan greeted the new arrival With a
eordiality In which there was n trace
Vi shyness unusual with him. We've
made quite a change since you were
UP here. Miss Gerard" he remarked
Ine ships stop first ut Omar now. you
see. | trust II won't Inconvenience
you
Not In the least" said Natnlle. u
0nah arrive n, Hope quite soon
enough"
o"h led the W. girls ashore and up
'u,ough the town to a moss green bun
sa'o"' its newness attestcd by the vel
~" sawdust and fresh shavings which
-, ABOUT Amid their EXPLANATIONS of
uenght he showed them the neatly fur
%sneu interior and. among other won
- oedroom daintlly done In white.
"nh white curtains M the mullioned
tufe. ~" W."
"nere he dug all that up | don't
.no"' Dan said. pointing 10 the bed
snu dresser and chairs ale mus,
ave had 1t hidden out somewhere"
1"la surveyed this chamber with
ona ueilhg eyes. 1T makes ME feel
co.," ashamed she said. though. OF
d,ans' ne did 1t for Dan When he
nro." my ahominable mission he'll
hraa,' set me out In the rain and
msa ali my lead pencils. But isn't be
"agnihcentY"
arr
soras qui,e overwhelms one" Natalie
ssns,u Back in New York he's been
s me American Beauties every
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-29

Fort Sumpter was fred upon
April IL. 1861. the beginning of the
civil a
General Lee surrendered April 9,
1865, practically ending the war.
1t was on April 81, 1898, that the
United States declared war upon
Spain.
On April "a, 1914, United States
made an attack on Vera Cruz by
sailors, losing IA men and killing
200 Mexicans.
On April 2 Of this year President
Woodrow Wilson called congress in
special session to consider a state
of war with Germany.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-29
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINT.
To Prevent Diabetes.

- As to the prevention and cure I
= Of diabetes. which. according to 4
E" statistics. Is more or less on the q
= increase, a noted physician Of =
= this country gives the following 4
y timely suggestions: Diabetes is =
y not exactly a disease. but In a Z
' certain sense Is a symptom. 1t 4
y runs in families and In some 9
- cases. IL inherited. Eat peon'e g
!" are very prone TO II. They. as &
+ we'll as persons who inherit a q
= tendency to diabetes. should have 4
y their urine examined twice a =
y year for sugar. They should Z
guard against obesity and dia- q
= betes by eating no candy or 9th Z
= or sweets and by limiting the q
. amount of starches eaten. The q
= man who In middle life gives up q
- hard. physical work and Is pro- Z
. NOTED to an office chair. with 4
> increased mental worry. Is ex- Z
= posed. 4
p Probably the best way to pre- 4
. vent diabetes Is 10 keep physical Z
& ly tit; To- keep the muscles firm. I
= solid and well under control OF I
. the nerves Regulated exercise. {
e with freedom OF worry. mental 4
I. excitement and mental over !
= work. is an important factor In =
= the prevention OF diabetes. Pc 4
> riodic physical examination is 4
. n Of the best means to detect &
this disease and to divert it's at Z
& tack" Z
Q 4
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-29

ed at an unfortunate time" said her
brother.
"NhyY
won't act against my convie
tons. faiza declared firmly. even If
1t means calamity TO everybody
Natalie spoke for The FIRST time. her
voice tuned to a pitch of feeling thai
contrasted oddly with their
Honal tones.
IF you hurt my Irish prince" she
said, Il shall hate you as long as |
live"
To Be ContiuIed.D
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-29
SYNOPSIS

uurray o'Nea. railrsad builder. on his
=, 70 Alaska. IL a psssenger on the Ne
s.a.ka The snip runs aer0und. 0Nea
asfns Captain JohmaF to qUe4l a
.anic among the p-astesSeTs.
A the ship settles orNei Ia ~aeeoss-a
nv a beautiful girf. and he pfuages ove<
hoard with heF. They are pie4aea ~ by
raptaIn Brennan. She proves To be Ma
allie Gerard. whose mother - the frfsnd
At curtis Gorson. o'Neifs unscrupsisus
business rival
oNel and SataAe journey to HOPE to-
.atbe, She tells him OF her mother and
Gordon. When they arrive at Hope Cor
don meets them
OMEN is impressed with the magnetiss,
:, ais rival. but Is sure his plsas aro an-
.a,,d Tom slater quits Gordon for
o,Neil. 1hey go To Cortez In tfrae To saye
n.n Appleton In a crooked carr esa.e
Anoletss. an engineer. had worked for
Gordon. He casts his fortunes with
oNel oHeIl leads his men - n Wild
country. convinced he can build A rail.
read ~ the salmon riVsr
uNel meets his crew in Seattle. when
= newspaper woman gets on the phone
She proves to be Dan Appleton's sister
o'Neil tells her his plans. but not for
publication.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-29

Dan smiled IN her. Per.
naps you won't feed like excoriating
hin when you learn more about things.
I know you wouldn't be unfair. You'd
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1917-04-29

To Be contiu,.ed. }
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-19
TlmB.Saadsrihtem.
greitag, 10. Sanuar.

" III u y 10. aSuiiuul'
Der Sbio 1T Don partersburS BIZ
unterbalb Mapsoilie bsinabs poII
5rei6eis, bei Cincinnati unsefd9r gum
oisrten 1heil.
Sm gincinnaii.r Diitritt lit be.
DBio i'm oteren 5bsile unseidbr ita'
tirnir unb am unteren 3tei.e lang
lam fallenb, unb bate geitern abent
bel bieiiger Gtab! ein,n Waheritont
bon 1913 SUB.
Die nu&tetenben Depeidsn train
seitern bier Elm:
gittsburs, pa.-5.7 CUB, fdGt.
Wteelins, %. 9a.-76 SUB, int.
partsrsbura, 20. @a.-8.5 Sub.
2anapba GALS. SO. ga.-4.0 Sub.
gbarlefton. 70. ga.-5.5 SUB fdlIt.
portsmputf. Sbio-14.8 SUB, fdat.
GouisDille, ap.-1o.0 SUB, fdlft.
gDanspilfe, Snb.-26.6 SUB, idat.
NaiboilIe, Itnn.-15.o SUB, ftist.
Chattanooga. 5snn.-15.0 Jub. itei3!
GairO, sSn.-34.5 SUB, fdut.
Wempbia, 5enn.-29.1 Sub, fdllt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-19
Ter Sanoelsprrtras nit GuR.
Lamb.

Die rRcp gOrtss 9anbeIsaeitung-
i6reibt:
De. Dor me5reren Mon1t.n nah
petrplrab .ntiano!e neue goiGafter,
Jrancis pom Si. 2ouis, +. 81. ptaF.
bent Der Sortistr MISUNDERSTANDING
barte dls beioncers 9lufsabe, Den ah'
itlub sinss n:usn Santelso rtrages
nit Rubluno, ii6trpisien e:taltsn.
Der friibtrs Gertraa mar bstanntllb
pom prdiiocnien 9dfi, nod Dor einsm
bissbesiiglifsn geid.uB bss Senots,
aus intrpol iiittn @riiHcen in briiss
Ter @eiie einieiiis setiinbiat rpotben.
giEber borts man jsbrf ni6ts bon
5ortI9ritt ubsr Grfrls b:r be5iaIiten
gerbanblunseh, tbenio rie ale ionIis
gen gemiibunsen Der Suro,sl itune
ii6 einifeinenb ais per9e5iih triet4
ien, BIN Der. Siaaten ourh blloig.n
abi4lub bon Sanb:Isoertrdgeu nit
ben leitenben europGiIhen Ratloreu
iiir bic 3eit ra9 Jrisbensidlub cine
m6el.dft ainitiae poTiiion 5u Fbern.
SeBt leSen ieoO6 fir bic oiesisti'
gen SoifnuugeH duf farls gntrits
luna Der glusfubr na6 Rublano. Be-
icnb:rs iiir bic Set MD 5reesns'
i4Iub unb 5ur @;rbranouns Der sis
gum Srisssausbru6e in rem ruiiildea
WGrtten bcmiuirerben oeuiittn Wads
rem, ipsnis ermuthigenbe W.Ifu-esn
Dor. Sn Waibinstrn b;ibt Is. BIB
b:r Ginflub Sapons in qetrogrdb b:m
Gbihlub eines ntu:n amtritonilhs
raiiii6eu Sanoelspertrages i'm Y's.;c
itebt. Sopan, 70 pirb bttaupt.t, BIT
&ubldnb, pelhts tbenlo eiEe aiiatiifs
ME enc europGifds Woebt III, o1ron
errinn'rt bab be Der. S.aassn aHa'
ten bic 3uIaiiung certpeisern. Jasas
uiIte 3ntersHen Iinb eeeen bic Wies
berferiteauns eines @srtrages o.r
Sunbelsstineunstn nit o:n Der.
Siaatsn Sur6 Rublanb. SapdnHts
inbuitricle uub 6dnoelsss sSutersiFsr,
ten boffsn, bic amtritaHifdsn Sn.ts
refen in Rublaub au perbranssn uno
befinbsu fi6 anseblid auf osm biras
tsfien Wegs, ibr 9iebl gu srrsi4en.
(Tcr pabrs @runb IN, bab Rnb'
lGub uHo feline aniirten bic Der.
Staatcu nad bem ariees .benfo auss
bungsrn ppllen. luis bic oeiifHen
gsrbiiHbsten. u. b. Reo.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-19

Die beHtren gleiIGeriorten finb itttis.
bic dnberen aber berna1ldfist. Guts
MtI9liibs finb In gd4frase uni
r6r.
prima 5f:pers Gtisre $e.75-10.'
25; yleifatr Sti.re $6.r0-8.75i
auserIefene bis srtra $9.00-9.75;
6eifers $5.50-8.OO; ouserl,iene BIZ
srtra $8.25-9.C0; aii6e $5.35-7..
90; auserfeiens BIS srirn $7.10-7.'
80; ganners $40.00-1CO.O0; Sto.
dsrs unb Jeeoers: Stisre $780,
So; 6eiiets $5.O0-6.CO.
8ullen. Die gaaGfrage ral
cine sismIia gut. unb bic pre.is tpa'
rem jtstig fiir bic bsFeren gull.n, o.s
ge.pobnlidtn a6er par.n I'm 15-25t
niebrisers
aetie gullsn S7.5o-c.co; Cc.osua
$6.0O-7.25; mag.re unb leig.e So.'
00-5.75.
&Glber. Die 3ufubr mar &C.
ring unb Der Wurtt fart. Ra1fra'
&c out.
Bette leidte adl6sr $14C0; fair tia
CUTE S12.50-1375; Oreindrs uIr
grobe $5.00-11.25.
g d 4weine. - Das 9lnsebot tpal
mdbis unb bic 9Dr.ii. itstia fir bi.
teFeren GleifdrrIOrt.n. 6sriel pa'
rem etipas lansfam.
Gui: Bic aus,rltfsne S9rere unr
Dleifterforten $11.30-11.35; &C.
mii4ts Derpadunssfcrten s1l.10-'
11.35; leidte @erfanotTorten, 120 bii
155 pfunb, $10.75-11.oO; rrbindr'
tis CUTE GerfeI. 40 pfunb unb ba'
runter. $8.00-10.50; orbinGrs biz
aussrlsIene fGpsr. istte Sdue $3.50
-1o.40; Gtass $700N9.OO.
g 9afe uub 2dmmsr. -
Bel si.mIid gut. ga4frass mar bst
Martt itsiig.
S91fe. auserleIsn. Big ertra $8..
$3.50; quite biz au5srlsIsne $7.5C
-8.25; orbinirs Big fair $3.50
TOO. -aimmer, auserl.fen. b's ertra
S13.75-1400; gut, big auasrleiens
S13.o0-13.75; orbiEGr. Bis fai,
$o.0o--12.5O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-19
GolOene SOda,itsseoauien

Dem uniGngft peritorfeHsn @riins
Der Der .Wsspen". Sulias Gtst.
tenhsir', mar es pergDnnt, NIT
ieiHer Satin Maris se6. @amsiber,
bic elmer OitsrreifiIden 5amili, snts
fdmmt, bas yeit Der go.bsnen 5u9s
seit 3u feisrn. ginisss pon bem, lpas
er IN Oisitm 5aee bnhte unb fiih t,,
iprift er in nadfehenbcn qpb: rism:n
aus. Dos Saus Ststtsnbsim III elmer
aroRen 3ahl ron litterdriibn unb
fiin'flerifdcn psrfonIiftsitcn aIs cine
anIifreie, ft'is Don Ssiterf,it b l,bse
etStte in better @rinnerung. Ssbsr
tpirb oieIem SamilisnrutN, an BIN
einit cine Shaor ben atnb-rn lag,
bic in5pifden tiidtiue W'nfhen ss,
iporbcn iin5. nch e'nen lanoen 3us
fammtn5olt piinlden, Biz bs Sob.
70 Ishr es asrabe in unferen Soqen
oe'ddbt III, almdb'ih zen @.an5 b,s
Dinmanten nnnimmt.
&sine 3eit persstt 70 RAID pis bic
Sof5sit.
Wan6sr @otts firb.t bic ghs 70
lansreilia. bab sr fton nah t'nidbs
riger Dauer psniuitens bic filb.rns
Sohaeit feiern t0nnte.
Chen perbsn i'm Simnel eddi.,
ben.
Sc 1T nidt aGlcs Tsitsift. mas
eldnat.
giur 5pnispodsn oaueru mandmnI
brei Gage.
Meoen bospirIioen 8'rlaiItns paTs
iirt pieI unbeil. nod mebr aber bur9
bDsniligss DohIsibcn.
Mcrbe Hiht Grbrutel, neil folder
immer ,u !nnoe Itbt
glift bsirntben 1T Elm srDbes
&unitfiid.
Tan frl1 ben 6ausfrcunb nidJt Dor
benz @bsnb loben.
60 lanse Mbam olIein NOR, MID.
sSrm Fat cr benn bn bstrnoen2
Gr lit !sin Wann in feline Trau
perlieFt. bob er fid Defenders arf bie
S6altia6re freut.
Ghon auf ben 6ohseitsreifeu I:rEt
marfsr @dit, isins Erau t'nnen.
Manhsr @otte sieft ius 5clb b.s
lisfen Nriefens rpiIlsn.
Der G5raf b. Glsifen ipor bod FER
ungtftidt. beun er hntfe itutt cin:r
Nrou unb elmer Geliebtsn 5lp:t
Gropen.
sc ai6t iebr piele Mdnner. DcId:
inner bas Dorlebts Wort bob.n.
Selbft auF ben aolbi9ftsu 6ohs
seitsn mub man oeHsben, oub Sie tr'
ten so bic beften iinb.
gs ift unte1reiflih. brR ri. Jral.
en- niht fdrn mod fiinfiifrisn Gx
bas Giieruc areus erbdlten.
ginsn beirnb'r.n Rsis bsfiten bi.
arIosnsu Spfseittn bnourh, Sob +.
fsincu poltsrotenb bafen.
S6Dns Trauerauucn fofItn I'm oft
llbr Qbenbs aeTaloFsu Tein.
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III sn ssris.
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tronsn Sitf 1895. RABBI li05. Sirs simi
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sin auIluusiisH. UstbIepen Stsa aber
fiseA in @seiie.
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Suder. - Warit iletio. - Rafit,
nirtsr Gut aOaf SS.55; potpbsreo ST..
35; gutss SITS; sronulirtsr $7.25:
Gcnfseiionsrs az $7.15; Of "a
s6.S5-6.95; ptibsr extra S6.85--
6.75; sytru g $685. per bunoert
Plumb. "
MoIoffes. = Warit ieiis. -
Nep CrIsans Open aettel 45--85e;
Centrifugal 25--34e per 0orone.
Reis. - 2ouifana. fdntp S,ab
84-8ae ; primd 54-5ic; crbindrer
Sa-4ie; Sapon 4a--5s per pfuub.
Doirpsprobufte.
Butter. - Wlarit ruhig. prs:is
ffstis. MtoItmiit srtra 423e; Gem
tralltb sgtra l0s; gsutralissD firits
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-19
gbitaso. 1s. Sanuar.

V'lu v, 10. Suluut.
gBei3en. = Jiir Mai $1.s73-1.'
9oi. am SdIub $50; fir Juli ST.
50E 4 .53g. am 6dfub $1.53k.
WelI6iorr. = Cir Mai Sl.a-
1.02I. am eaIub s1.02s; fir Suli
sos-$1.01s. an 6aluB s1.o0s.
Safsr. = sir Wlni 5sA-59ie
ON Sdlub Sole; fit Sali 55s-
56le. am S6Iub 56ac.
Rresen. = no. 2; War,t nouli'
nal
Gsrife. = S1.0O-1.32.
5imrttp. - S3.5C-5.50.
Slice. - S1200-r7.o0.
Bort. - 5ar Ufai S291o-29.s
81. am g6lub $29.37; fir Suli S2S.,
s7-29.1O. am Sdlub S29.lo.
GdmoI5. = Cir Mai 1920
1886. am G6lub 1882; fir SuIi
16,32-16.45. am S6luB 1915.
giippsnititsu. Giir Sanuar
15.l0-l5.12, am S1iuB 1912; fir
Rai 1885. ON G&Iub 1852.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-19
gbieaso, 1s. ssanuar.

Sdre:ne. = 3ufubr $1,000. -
Warit i9pa4. Sc unt.r rem s,itrig:n
prs,fe. gul. $1o.S0-11.05;
lsi4ts 10.45-11.C0; s,miItts $10.s
G5-11.10: idrsre S10.70-11. 10;
taubs 10.7o-10.eo; J:r.sl $500
l0,10.
RinbDieb. - 3ufubr 5000. =
Warlt ibpaG. ginbeimiiGe Beet
Stisrs S8.Oo-11.80; Wsitsrn Sii.re
S7.70-10.10; Stodsrs unb Gesbers
s575-s.85; aa9s unb Ssifers S4.'
75-10.10; !adltu s10.10-1475.
SGafs. - 3uiubr 5000. Warit
iiart. De.bsrs $9.75-11.00; Gpss
$7.5o-10.25; admmsr $11.75-
14.40.
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Rem gort. 1S. Sanulz.
aupfer. - Rarit feIt.
glseirOlbtic. - Grtes, 3ipti.es UNI
britiss gisri,I s28.0o-32.50.
eiisn. - Wartt itstig ano unrsr'
dnbert.
3inu. - Rurlt far.; $45.12a-
45.62A.
SIti. - S7.70.
9psltsr. - Warit rufig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-19

81 brinst uns bas pitIs. mas lpir
bon SHluf unb zroum Bel ben 1hies
rsn srfabren, bas Sbier niber, fniipft
fsfer bi, psripanbiitlftlihe GaEos
spiIHen Menf6 unb Ihier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-19

Butter. Martt nisbriser; -
CREAMERY 31a-36se.
gier. - Wdrst unoerdnbtrt.
Rartpffeln. - Warlt unnerdnosrt.
gefliisel. - 2etenbes. Murft ntsb'
rieer; 6i6nsr 18ae; GpIinesrs l8c.