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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-09

the headquarters throughout day,
and all young men interested IN mil
itary work, will be given any infor.
nation they desire. Five prtvates will
canvas the city in an effort to round
up prospective soldiers:
It is believed that h number Of
men wanted will be readily obtained,
as only a short time remains before
many local men will be compelled to
enlist. Those enlisting in the Grand
Forks coatingents will serve the col
ors with their own friends, making
military. life more attractive than 1t
would be with strangers in any com
pany that the military authorities de-
sired the recruit to enter.
It is pointed out hat the young
men who are drafted, probably will!
becompelled to enter any branch of
the service where men are needed.
and that those desiring to be with
their friends, should take advantage
of the opportunity to become a men,
Der Of the home companies before the
campaign ends.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-09
MEN WANTED TO
FILL COMPANIES
TO WAR QUOTA
At Least 80 Men Must Join
Machine Gun Contingent
and Company M.

Captain Oscar Holm and Lieutenant
Earle Hanson Of Company M and
Lieutenants Pete DuChene and Dyke
Page of the Machine Gun company,
opened campaign headquarters in the
Model Steam Laundry building on
North Fourth street this morning and
commenced their big drive to round
up 90 more men to bring the two con-
tingents up to full war strength. Al
least SO recruits are NEEDED for Com
pany M and 40 for the Machine Cur
company.
]. A.. Poppler of the Stone Piano
company put the finishing touches tc
the recruiting headquarters by draw.
ing a patriotic picture on the window
The company officers will remain II
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-09
ROADS LAYING
IN COAL SUPPLY
Northern Pacific and Great
Northern Making Ready
for Fall and Winter.

Preparing for a predicted coal
shortage next winter, the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific rail-
way companies in this city are stor-
ing away hundreds of ton Of coal in
the local yards. The Great Northern
is constructing huge bins in the yards
on the North Dakota side, in which 1t
is planned to store $4,000 ton Of soft
coal for fall and winter use.
In the event Of var conditions maxi
ing it impossible to get the required
amount Of coal from the Illinois and
Pennsylvania coal fields. North Dakota
Ignite will be contracted for, and will
be shipped in to the city.
Coal dealers are also laying up a
large supply of this form Of fuel now
for fall and winter use.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-09
DIRECTORS TO HOLD
A SESSION TONIGHT
Routine Business Will Be Transacted,
and Plans May Be Made for
Booster Tour This Summer.

The regular monthly meeting of the
directors of the East Grand Forks
Commercial club will be held In the
Commercial club rooms this evening
at 8 o'clock. Reports for the month
OF June will be received from the va
rious officers, and plans for the en-
suing month will be made.
1t is expected that a report will be
made by the executive committee Of
the results of the independence day
picnic staged in the C. L. Ryan grove
last Wednesday. Plans may also be
made for a Booster tour of the East
Grand Forks club about Polk, PEN
nington and other adjoining counties
come time this
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-09
LADIES AID TO HOLD
ANNUAL G. 7 SALE
son Grove North Of the City
Tomorrow.

The Ladies' Aid of the Grand
Marais church have completed ar.
rangements for the staging Of theil
annual auction sale and picnic, to be
held tomorrow in the James I. Peter
son grove, five miles north of the city
A dinner will be served free by the
ladies at loon, after which the sale
will be started. A short program also
will be given during the course of the
day. A large attendance is expected.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-09
H O OF ROME IS
SHAKEN BY r
TREMOR; NO DAMAGE

Rome, July 9.-Pope Benedict was
awakened by an earth shock which
shook whole Rome early Sunday
morning. Many people dressed and
others left fearing a second shock.
The Pope inquired as to the extent Of
the earthquake and learned there was
no damage or victims.
The shock was especially felt at Av-
ezzano. which was practically destroy
ed In the earthquake of January, 1915.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-09
VAC GIVEN JAIL
TERM; SUSPENDED
d. Murphy, Claims He Was Forced to
Join I. ". w. Organization While
Working In Mine

D. Murphy, a transient, and mem
Der Of the 1. ". w. organization, en-
municipal court this morning. He
was given a suspended sentence of 80
days in the county Jail on condition
he go to work on a nearby farm.
Murphy claimed that he had been
forced to join the I. w. WIS while
working in a mine in Butte, Mont, on
the threat Of injury If he refused to
do so.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-09
MAYER TO LEAVE
FOR TORONTO, CAN,
Telegram Received Here This Morn
ing from Local Man in Fort
Snelling-Move to Be Made.

Frank Mayer Of East Grand Forks,
student officer at Fort Smelling, has
been ordered, with others from Fort
Smelling, to report at Toronto, Cana
da, at once. according to. a telegram
received this morning by his mother.
Mayer will leave this evening for Tor
onto.
No intimation as to why the move
is being made was mentioned in the
wire,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-09
WORK ON BRIDGE
is PROGRESSING
Wood Orders Bridging Red are Be-
ing Removed-Steel Span To Be
Placed Soon

Wood trestles Of the Northern
Pacific railway bridge crossing the
Red River at this point are being re-
moved by workmen preparatory to
replacing them with steel Orders. 1t
is expected that the new span will be
placed by the first August.
The work is being conducted with
out interfering with the train service
across the bridge. Because Of the lack
of steel, it is not expected that the
work will be completed this year.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-09

There are rumors that Professor
Adolf Won Harnack Is slated to sue
coed Herr Won Trott zu Solz as Prus-
sian minister Of education. The pres
ent minister is said to be opposed to
sweeping electoral reforms.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-09
Red Cross PARTY.

A group of the ladies of the Mecca
sin club Of East Grand Forks will hold
a card party in the home Of Mrs. L. o.
Lystad tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. A fee of rs cents will be
charged, which will be donated to the
Red Cross fund of the Polk county
chapter. Lunch will be served. All
are welcome.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-09
Drake Here.

M. g. Drake of st. Hilaire, Mimi, is
spending a short time in the city at
tending to matters of business. Mr..
Drake reports the crop condition IA
vorable in the vicinity Of st. Hilaire.
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Sherlock in City.

j. c. Sherlock of Red Lake Falls
will return to that city tomorrow
morning after spending the week end
in East Grand Forks with his family.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-09

Limit In the years of CONSUMPTION
from twenty-one to thirty means that
Frank Bancroft, aged seventy-one, will
not be lost to Garry Hermann.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-07-09
Rack from G. paul

Mrs. H. P. Giles of this city has re-
turned from st. Paul, where she spent
a short time as the guest Of friends.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-26
Gbfcdoo 25. Sept.

g 3peine 9ufubr 5000;
Wiartt nttip; Butt $18.35-l9.05;
lei4t. S17.80-19.05; ssmii&te ST.
S0-19.15; iaiDre $17.80-1915;
robe $17.so-18.0o; JerteI $14.O0-
1900.
Rinobieb. - 3ufubr 14,000;
Wlartt Iftpa9; Ratipe Beef Stitfs
$7.25-1775; Deftern Stiere $6.40
-15.30; Sioedrs uno Jeebers S6.25
lbs; Riibe uHb 5eiisrs $50
1880; aGlber S10.00-16.00.
g dafe. - 3ufubr 26,00O;
Wartt f6po9; Detbsrs $8.So-12.
80; grDes S825-1175; GamHisl
$12.75-1S.00.
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l0I uidt eingetr9iien. oher bcIte
id,on trn9en mir fem 8eoentcn, 81 er.
tldren, oaB gur5eip cine oerartiJe
@telolng unmogIif brinseu folnIt9.
Wlarim Sort 1T SoSialoemotrat,
uno 5par anbdngsr Der mnrtmaliitis
i6en Ti4tung. Selbit aus ben bei6eis
beHiten BerbdItniien berporgegangen,
tpar Der r0i6ter Der 8arfiibIer" itets
nit alien Jafern ieinsr eOlen Seele bel
ben G!enOen unb armen unO bat tbnsu
nt4t nur feline tiinitleriihen, ions
bern aud feline pubIi5iitiIaen Derte
geipibmet. 2ebtere paren aber niemnlS
Die sisentli6e Stdrte @Ortis unb nod
tpeniser feline Parteitbdtigteit ais CD
5iaIbemOtrdt. @obl mar @orti aud
bel oem ruiIii6en iO3ialoemotratiiheu
&pHsreb in 2OnoOn 5ugeseu, aber eiHe
fiibrenbe politii9e RoQe tonnte er in
ben JranttiOnstGmpfen, bic in Con
bon ausgefodten purben, uatiirli6
nidt ipieIen. 4u6 auf Der Sniel Ga
pri, no @Orti als 5lii9tling fir mebs
rere Sabre Iein Self aufi9lnsen muB-
te, bat er cine .parteiidule" gsgriins
BET, an Der aber aIs 2e6rer Der Sus
tiinftigen ip5ialiitiIten glsitatoren
meiitens pplttiter pirtten.
Der politiite Stanbpuntt Sorts
in oieiem &riege tam in ieiner tIariten
6orm in Der OOn ibm besriinbeten
Wonatsrepue rQjstopts- our 9eltuns.
Das prOgrnmm Oieier 3eiti4rift mar
EN- rein Observation-Disclosures, ,uno ibre
fiibrenben publiSiiten 8aiarop uno
Su6nnop gingen in Der 8eurtbeiz
lung Der tritiiteu Gage 9tuBlonbs
unb ietner QbbGngisteit bon ben 8er=
biinpeten 10 nett, bab iie audh lpeitere
oppoIitionelle &rsiIs perleben mubs
ten. Rnh benz Siege Der RebolutioH
iduf @prti feline 9ages5eituns rROs
ipaid Shisn" (Das neus 2eben), bic,
BON Der 2eninIher rprapba" alerz
bines abpeiheno, i'm srOBen unb gam
gen bic yfi6tune Der WiarimaliteH
pertrut. Qlu6 on Der 3eitung Gortis
Iinb goiarOp unb Su6anpp bic sro.
ben Wortfiibrer; Gudauop lit iibris
gems Der 9erfaiier ienes lebtes Sdbr
erI6ienenen Wertes ,oas bic 4bbGns
sigteit RuBlanDs bon ben WetmGh=
ten iebr iapaf5 molte uno ben einais
gen ausDes in GrieoensifIub err
blidte.
9.,cus unb aus @ortis gtrtiIsIz
ferie .unaeigemGbs @eoauten" bat
bic bsutIde PreFs faIi6e S4liife auf
bic N6oli6teit sines Separatfriebsns
ge3osen. SOmit lit Sorts 3eituns OBJ
iettip an bsm srpben llrgliid, bos
iiber Rublanb bereinsebroden 1T, NIT
i6uloiu unb nthts peniesr als geeigs
net, benz betanntsften 8erireter Der
mppernsn ruifiiten 2iterdtur neusn
3ubm etn5utragen. gber feline periOns
Iite gbrlihtett an5u5peiielu uRo i'm,
ben 9eraoeH, iuie eelptb uneigenniisa
een, penn aut) fdnattihen 2entn ne
ben muraltI6 beistten uuO torrupteu
Subistten, ue6en BON 5einOe genie
beten uuo beSabIten 4gerlten ais oeuts
fheu Spion biEiteIlen gu DpIIeH, bes
beutet ben bDdiieu @rao ertpeOer oes
0erfolaungspabns pOer Der por nidts
Suriidiaeuerben Seuiatipusluit.
ditppDusrh6I&2hsa
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| rubis unb Idnefdm. 4usssipdbli
Stiere ipnrfn iisiis @sp0bnli4fs
eilfo6es unb nittlsres SHld5tpiel
iDar lansfon; bic greiIs % BIS 80
niebrigsr, Rifle etpa ftetia, Ganneri
gum oltsn Yreife. @nts Bis ousgs
pablts Wlildtiibe unb Springsrs iDa'
rem iteiig, ebeHio CUTE Stodsrs uni
SEEKERS. Geip0bnli6s Stodsrs narer
langiam. Der Wartti4IuB mar lung
Jam.
Wittlere unb ifipere Stisre 5000
-14.50; JIetfer Stiere $685.
70; nuserlefene bis ertra $1,000
11.75; Seifsrs $6.OO-8.25; aussrle,
Isne Bis ertra $8.50-9.75; aii6e S..
$3.50; duserleisne bis srtra $7.75
800; g1nners $5.OO-5.35; T!iI9.
fiibe $45.00L120.00; Stoders anf
Teeters $5.50-9.50.
8ullen. = Der Wartt mar ettpo
itetig gu Wontaes preiien.
Setfe gulIen $80O-9.O0; Bologna
$7,QQ-7.75; trtra $785-8.OO; ma
gere unb leidte $5.5O-6.75.
Rdtber. = Die 3ufubr pur sss
ring, bic Ra6frug. gut, bic prsif:
iteiig.
Bette Isi6te aGlber $14.75-15.Oo;
fair tis CUTE $1200-14.5O; orptnar:
uHb grobe $5.50-10.00.
g 9neine. Die giugGngs
tDarsn tpsnise, nnb Der Wartt offnets
fart, quite P0feIs unb S9La9tforten
er5isitsn 10c mebr ais geitsrn. aae
anbersn Grabe blieben itetia.
stuserltisne fdpsre 225 pfunS unb
meb- $1S.50-1S.85; fair Biz aute
gerlanbts nnb Tlsii6erfort.u 1926
1855; leid5te 9erianbtIorten 120
bis 155 piunb $1700-18O0; crots
mare bis CUTE Gert,l 110 gfunb uno
penigsr $13.00-16.50; orbiuire Bis
ussrIeIeus fdirtrs fetts Sdue $t4.0O
-17.25; Gtaas S13.00-16.75.
9 dat. unb 6 admmer. - Die
3ufubr mar gering, bic qreiis fetis
ME seiteru.
Shais, auserleisns Biz srtra 1915
1000; fair bis CUTE $8.00-9.50;
orbindre $4.50-7.50; 9Ode $500
unb fpenissr. = admmsr, aussrlsicns
Bis rtrn S15-75-16.00; fair Bis
CUTE $1400-15.50; fseonbs $500
-13 so; orbindre $9.00-11.00.
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Butter. = martt bOber; ereamsrr
40l-43te.
Cir. = 3ufubr 12,O89 Elitsni
Nartt nnDerdnbert.
4artoffeln. = Nortt niebrDer; 3us
fubr 100 gors; MiuneIOtq, djisOoHs
fin unb Wiihisau $1O0-L10.
@efliieel. - 2ebsnbss, Uaarft nte'
briser; 5a6ne 20-24e; Sprinsers
22ac.
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GlaksWaAyri6tex.
Mfttn . h. 2e sept. 1917.

WittD 0 9, 26. Sept. 1917.
Ter GbiofluB tDirb ii9 BEL bietigsl
Stabt nur ipeIlig berGubsrn. 9sitCrr
abenD bate btrieIbe bier einsn g8dl'
fsritonb uon IL Sub.
Die folssnbsn SepsI6sn trafsn &C.
itern bier ein:
9ittsburg, pa.-e.1 SUB, ftsist.
WbeeIing, 8. 9d.-5.8 Sup, fdGt.
parfersburg, 90. 8d.-9.0, Hat.
Sanapba GalIs, SO. 8d.-6.3, hat.
Gbarlsitou, W. Ball SUB. fiat.
portsmouth, O.-5.7 Sur, fteigt.
9oaispiQe, ab.-8.S TuB, fteiJt.
SodnsDills, Sno.-4.1 5ub, fdlIt.
gtdftuiae, senn.-7.2 SUP, fdat.
Chattanooga, 9eHn.-7O SUI. Iiggt
Nempbis, Senu.-6.7 SUP, fdLlt.
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Masssdrtiss R6rfte.
Rem gort, 25. Sept.

~ 10 ypII, 20. SSpI.
Roggsn. - Waartt beinabe itetig
SO. 2 Wefteru sl9Ss c. |. (. Hsn
YOrt.
@erfte. - gaartt itetis; assOins
$1.20; Maltins $1.45-1-5o; edlp
fornia $1.45 t. |. T. y. q.
qDeisen. - Warft itetie; Ro. 2 70
tber unb glo. 2 barter $2.27 urb Ro
l Rortberu Dulutb $3.50; Ro. l Ror,
tberu NaHitoba $2.41 {. o. 3. Rsi
Yort.
@elT4torn. = Mnrtt tart; go. {
selbss $2.19 unb Ro. 2 semii4tri
$2.17 {. !. (. glep gort.
Safsr, - Martt itetis; Staubdrl
67-67k.
Seu. = Narft feit; RO. l, $l.25-
1.30; Ro. 3, $1.10-L15; 9s1arbt'
fprten $1.O0-1.05.
Bort. - Martt fart; Short cltal
$4e.00-49.00.
S6mals. - Marft letter; Wiobl'
Weit $25.00-25.10.
Der Martt Fir bic dnoeren 4rtIiel
mar uHuerdnoert.
3uter. - Rpber, Martt felt; Sen
trifusal STOP; Wtolafss S6.14; -affi'
nirtsr. itstis; fein sranulItrter SS.4
$50.
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Qeniu unb bic uuobbdH.

2eniu unb bic uuobb rs
gigen. Berlin, "a. gug. Die oeutideu
9ldttsr oer6ffeutli9en cine Grtldrung
Der pnabbdngieen SoaialbemDtrltle
0eutiEuubs, IN Der es beibt: Der
idarfe @egeufab IN RuBlaub SptI9eH
ben rdptfaIeu SpStaltiten uHo BEN
Qlnbdneern Serenstp's fiibrte no5l,
oaB bte fir eiuen iofortiseu JrisseH
eintretenbeu rubitalen Sp5ioliiten bea
i9ulbigt fperben, beiItine aeenien 5u
lem. &iirSli5 beI6ulbigte ein ruiits
ides 8latt 2eniu, er bnbe iid fiir
beufides @eIp fuufen iuffeu. Sns
8latt berief iic9 ouf ben Rsihstngsobs
geprbneten Sunie, Der ben Ruileu &c.
eeuIber IN Aopenbnsen eeanbert bnbe,
gapIssSaIpanb lei Der 9ermhstr
Stpiiten Der bentiten Regierure uno
2snin. Rudoem 9anfe biefe Behcips
tung bsreits rtrhtieee'telt bat, tDuneti
mir nod binSufiiseu. oob 9daie IN
appenbdgen iiberbaupt tsinerIet nnters
rebaug nit ben ruiiifheu 9enpheu
batte. Gr Isbnts in StodhoIm unb aoa
per6desn jebes sSntsrpietp ab unb 5srs
mieo in uebereinitimmung nit ben
Qarteifreurtben iebe ginperi1isesubsIt
Der ruffii4en gsupheh
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0sf@aftspapiers pursen 80 eH$ bis
ionttrt. t5sAiei suf Gonsoa saren ltsfis.
6ar 20 Tsee eA72, Gsmmtreial BINS. "
9aes $A7i1S. Si&t t7s sIio, asbti.
Mnnsiiunssn tA7o 7Ile, dsanfs ei4f
5.79k, kasd 6.76K; Start. islm luoti'
runesa; &fonen, tsine lustirunsen, Gire
Si@I L76H, xstsl 7.76K. Ruba Gi4f
l7e; Babel l71f. Silber Barren iesk,
EReritanii6e Goaars o6c.
aftisamar rit--7is Gr6HHun isiete
fat burApss bobe preiie, bic sber i4nea
ianisa. Var Rails bielten ii4 unb iiiessH
sm bis w ypinis SAB u 2. Sfsel liRg
su1ls. Der 2sberlp Bsns par s9-SS bis
par.
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ebieagp, 25. Sept.

@slf6torn. = 5iir 9eS. $1.19i-
1.22s; am S6lub $1.21s. Jiir alal
$1.16a-119s; am S9IuB S1.19.
Sofsr. = Giir Des. 5sg-5s1e; am
S9lub 595c. Sir Maai 6fs-62se;
am S6lub 62so.
goessn. = Ro. 2, $1.91
Gerfie. = $1.25-1.41.
Simothp. = $6.00-7.76.
alee. -S17.O0-22.OO.
qort - Sir OH. $44.S0-45.G;
dm Sflub $4547. SIR San. $45.45
-46.12; am S&lub $45.97.
S4mnIs. = 5iir DIT. $24.65-
24.S2: ON S6lub $24.67. Sir San.
$2355-23.77; am G6luB $23.67.
gfippenieiien. = Sir Oft. $25.s5
ON G9lub $26.05. Gir
San S23.s6-4.10; am S&Iub
$24o2.
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1ttnltaa 2k eest. ta,

" -. Sspby lShss
Die Bsnfeu Ssrsn teute nit HenfiHe'
srtsiisn tsrf btiddftist uub bic Radfrsss
nad zahebea cine guie. Die Binsrafsr
iinb nHpGdHoert gsblieben. gar 9arlsbeu
Bntoen pon ben osnien sH-6x bsre4'
nj, bic Natler aber ylacirieH ioI9s su D.
6Kes.
tssnfd exf Elsp DssG
pxsesn ~ Bsri spifdtn 6anfen bsrfanft.
1is eounserraie bstrdst soc yrdHis sss
$1,000
easafd sni earsva
eiat.1sdlsl auE 2omsoa unrsen -
AT pro yib. StsrliHg auotirt. Hea.
Fl AMI Berlin wurpeH nid1f qEoftrf: Iut
sssdfd auf ysris f7.6oe pro 6rant, sHt
amfisrsam l2.2Ss pro 0dDtn. ms9ia
aui Bien puroeH Hi&t auotirt.' 1ites
lac. Rubd 1926, Stodtolm pro Front
SAC. branes tSdusit) 22ke.
sHHsss-csiissfissm.
Esrsn rybis nnb tsiis. Die SsHsss aas'
ffxsn nj
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Sieba,arft

Cincinnati, 25. Sept.
3afubr unb 9erfanbt iDdbrsno Der
lsBteu "a SiuHben. nersIlqsn nit
Dem DorDerganseaeu Gage, finD nj.
foIst:
3ufuhr.
Rinhp. S4peins 3 bafs
"a. Sept. =. GOA 4649 S94
25. Sept.. :. 426 1927 124
9trfaubt.
Rinbn. S6peine Spate
"a. Sept. =. 701 2730 9o1
25. sept. Z. 1872 1701 929
Riubpisa. - Der Msartt mar
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metansWarsf.

Rem Rorf, 25. Sept.
aupfsr. - GIsetrOIgtie, Wsartt no
minell, $23.50.
giien. - Wartt nominel.
3iHn- - Martt ieit; $6lS7a-
62.67a.
glei. - Uiarit rubis; $S.12.
Spelter. - Rartt fIau; $S12-
S.37.
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9on u. 6 bsrfOn n.

8erleumber Der RebOlution. - 2Ses'
i'm Sunfeln. - unbaltbare 8erii6s
te, bic bur6 bic quit i9pirren. -
Gin glsitutOr. - Sm @Til. - Der
tppiife RepDlutioHGr. - Die 9srs
leumber Ularim Gorti's. - 1orii
uno Der Ssparatfrisbsu.
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1dgli1er Mtarft.De eri1t.
Giueinnafi 25. espt.

Cincinnati, 25. capt.
Die na4foIgmbsu Quotirungsn Be-
5ttbsn fi9 nur auf Gnsross3ransdi'
ttonsn. Bet llsineren geiddften iptr.
ben stfpas b0bere pr.ifs bere4net.
prppifionsm
64maIs. prima Stedm
24.55-24.7O; JamiIg 253-26ie.
Il ode seialstnes GIeii d.
SbOrt clear Seit.n 26h-27e; ettra
ibOrt clear Ssitsn 26-26ac; iur5e
RIppsn 26-263e; Bellies 2St--2Sae
per pfuno.
Serdu4eriss GIstf4. -
Short clear Ssiten 29-29ie; sItra
ibort clear Gsiisn 2Sa-29e; tnr5e
Rippsn 281-29e; Bellies 304-31e.
sugar Gursb Gteii d.
Sdint,n 27-28c; pienic S4uIs
tern 21-21ae; grsatfaii Baton 81
38e; Sdultsrn in padeetn 22a-
23e; Rem Yort gut 23-23ae; ges
trodnste Beef S4ultern S4-34ac per
pfunb.
Sibsep5feItes JIetf9.--
S4inisu 23s-24Ae; pienie edul'
tern 1916; Bellies 31-33c; S9uItsrn
in padsi.n 19-19ae; Rem yort Gut
bo. 19-19Aa
Grifd.s TIeii9. - g9inien.
lois, 254-26e; pienic S&ult.rn
1915; Sdultern 21-21he; turS.
Rippsnieiten 241-25ae; ibort clear
Rippsnisitsn 24I-25fe; EXTRA IbOr!
clear Rippenieittn 24a-24ae; l.i4ts
Bellies 34-35e; i4lpqs bO. Oh
33ac.
WebI un6 Getreibe
WtbI. - Winttr patsnt 5000
--110O; Dini,r fanep $1o.O0-10.s
so; Minitr fanilp $9.50-10Oo;
Dinter srira $8.50-9.00; Wintsr
orbinGr $S.O0-s.50; Saries gBei5sn
g]dtsut $11.50-12.00; 9artss st.l'
ssn fanep $11.25-11.75; 5nrtes gDst.
gen familD 5000; glortbpeitesn gts
mifdtes $10.75-11.O0; Rossen. Gi'
tn, reines, $11.0o-11.25; 3og9tn,
gitp, stmiidtes $11.00-11.2e.
gDeiSen. = 20. l rotber Dinttr
1922; no. 2 rotber Mintsr $2.l9;
go. 3 rotbsr Winter $2.16; Ro. A ro'
tier Winter S2.12: SO. 8 rotbsr QDins
ter $208-2.11; prpbe, rotber 2Dtns
ter $2.00-2.07.
Delf9torn. ylo. l ipsibss
$2.1O-21l; gaO. 2 DO. $2.10-2.1l;
go. 3 bo. $2.10-2.11; go. 4 DO.
$2.09-2.10; SO. 5 bo. $2.0s-2.09;
Ro. 6 DO. $2.08-2.09. - go. 1 sel'
bes $2.O6; 90. 2 bO. $2.06; 30. 3
DO. S2.06; glo. A bo. $2.03-2.05;
go s DO. $2.01-2.03; Ro. 6 bo. ST.
01-2.03. - go. / semiidtes $2.04
-2.05; Ro 2 bo. S2.o4-2O5; Ro.
3 DO. $2.04-2.05; go. A 30. $2.03--
2.04; Ro. 8 DO. $2.01-2.03; go g.
bo $2.01-2.03. - Weibss 3oi6sns
Torn $2.09-2.11; selbes SoIber:oril
$2.05 -2.07; sansi4tss aoIbsntorn
$2.04-2.06.
5afer. - SO. 2 peib.r 62-
62Ac; Stanbarb peibsr 6l4-61Ac;
go. 8 tDeiBsr 61-61Ae; go. 4 ipsis
ber 60-61c; go. 2 eeInii4tsr e01-|
Gle; go. 3 semiftter sinbtiiniider
500 SOC RO. A s.miftter 57-59s.
Hogeen.- Rp. 2 neiisr $LM-
1.91; go. 3. $1.s5-1.8S; go. A ST.
80-185; probe, $1.75-LS0.
Mhisten
9srtaufi ipurbsH 322 Bbls. Dis
Filters 5iHiibsb GOObs auf Der galts
$3.50. ga
Grpeertes.
aaffes. - Sand 27-32c; Wio'
aa 27i-30c; Guatemala fanrp 1876;
bO. gutter 17ae.
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Gis iimiate I'm bieEssn Glssrinsbsss
tsgisfsn ii4 beuie suf %. 1854
xsfa-edxsstatss.
Der Nsrfi bsr teuie nidt bsfonbers leb.
BAIT. bod bIiebtn be Yrdie len. Berfdnfs
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Daifp.p prsbuite

Bnttst. = Tfarlt lisuli& Ieb.
BAIT. preife feii. - mbcIemilt ertra
45it; Geiitralissb srtrn 43e; gtntras
li5eb firfs Ale; jtrcnbs 3Ssc; 5unrp
Dairp 2Sas; qadiug Stod 31--36c.
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Sudtr. SJreIIt ltetIg. - EaTs
fiuirier Gut aoaf $10.55; potpbsrec
$y.15; CUBES $1,000; aronuI!risr
$500; OFF .a- $8.60-8.7o; ip.ibe,
srtro ss.40-s.50; yira g. $3.50
per 100 pfuHb.
MpIaffss. = Warsi Fttrs. :
9s.p Orleans Open asitI 5s--65;
Centrifugal $22.25-25.34 per SaIs
lore.
Rets. = Grtra fanrh Seab ga
SIC; fantp 8-SHe; isronb Ssdb =
7ie; sebrO8snsr 81 SIC; Sapan n
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1917-02-22
COUNT is HOMEWARD BOUND
and 200 Consular Officials Sail
for FatherIand.

Hoboken, N. Count Johann "a
Won Bernstorff, together with his wife
and 200 German diplomatic and consul
lar officials, departed on the Scandina-
Wan liner Frederik VIII. here. left the
pier Tuesday afternoon. Count and
Countess Won Bernstorff retired to
their cabin upon reaching the ship.
Prior to his arrival In Hoboken,
however, the former ambassador out
lined to a press representative his per-
sonal views regarding the war, posi-
bility of the United States being drawn
into it, and the doubts he hAd regard
ing his reaching home safely.
"You ask me-" said Count Won Bern
storff, "about my trip. Will get home
all right? Well. you can never tell. OF
course, we will get through the British
and French blockade and there should
be no danger from our own subma-
rines. l guess they will know we are
coming and will let us alone even If
they should happen to see us. How
ever, whether l get home or not does
not really make much difference"