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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
Musspartise Mdrtte.
Nein Nort 1O. lebraar

Mebl. Glartt fsiisr; Sprina
patsnis S9O0-9.25; Dinter pa
tents 1886 91o; Wtnter Siraishta
$s.50-s.75; &aufas Straisbts $9.'
W-9.25.
@eissn. - gsartt fsFt; SO. 2
barter $2.01; Rc. / NOrtbern Gu'
lutb $2.O9; ylp. ! Rcrtberu Manitos
ba sos I. o. b. u. p.
MsIidfprn. = Rartt fart; glo. 2
seIbes SLIT {. I, I. Reip Yort.
Sdfsr. ~ Isartt ftt; etauSaDe
g. 69Ac.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13

0eIb, gonos uno sIftisn in Rem gsrf.

DtFad!ispapiere ipus6tu iH ~ blss
ionttft. Hsbiel sui 9onbon uarsM fs.
TIC. 5ar 10 Gage e4.72X, Gommtfsiol
YiIs. 90 Tase, N.721s. stdt $a7s Rs.
bel. anssiiunstn sA;1sk, gIanss S.at
s.s4H, &absi s.ss5. RSrf St4t 9sK as'
be! 10. Rronen Sidt li.06, 6absl l1I.
Gre Si&i 7.2e, Rabsf 12s. Rubd St1f
29I<, aajd z9H. eilbsr Basrtn 77tSt,
V,tIiianiI6s Collars 10.
aitienma rft.--1is @efddfte an Der
Y0he uafen tsnfe frt,g xnb ois %sreifs un'
a.rsa sli, in ben msifen Udlsn absr itonssn
Die SGlsbuotirungea etuss aber osatn
pon gsiiern.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
Drb 0oob Wsarft.
Gineimnatt. u. Iebruar.

wiele Gtoffe iparsn in Der psrflOift-
ren Mode rar, bic Ta4fruge cine eu'
te. bod finb bic preife unpsrdnbtrl
sebIieben. Die AuOtirunsen iparen
irie foIsti
8rauner wusrtn :. Greet Sails q
dys Roofier psts, esientnore 9 4 i0s Senbetfen
SMaanSIis 4 d x iihs peSsss.Ii @ TO io4 5slsss..
to. Bs4 ZINC, ufioc f0.4 3bt. 30. % 32hc
geispoeo io.l 2se. bS. s.427e. griaticn i6i
&sbIsf9fsr musrtn :. Gamfsisa
tss Gruit lttss Room lac esnssale 1t,sc,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
az MN. ecr. d n.

Hi4itcn cen. &c.. .. sssE Nin, Bar. d. sr. .ics
Gftifcn @. ~. ..ieelil1lny,g. rN.Asy.sia %
eitInrfif Q n. lr. NAH Do, beb. o.. .. .io7t.
Raif. q o. Sf...... q .. gitr ~ 80. .ioii,
EXC. d. ~. y n. D. etnie w 49,.
psttiebtm e. rsf.. ioi 2 2. ~. abi. 6r.. s7H
prgoN. Irarfit st.. NlsIsrf &gD. %. ~. l1sl,
Cert. 5f q. q. &c.. 20. 3nf. y. 81. 80. 100
Qsrt. eeaftfr g.. igl leo Tnf, tef. lg.... BSh
0sri 9asiltt 4, a.. ssAiFcrte. Bnf. <r.... %
66tfoS q b. Az. 81 lcted. Q. rel. lr.... va
Gtsiap. & b. %. lf. SsISrsitH. Qouf. ~ lcsfs
e., b. 4 Q. ioini u Hk rsnr. asn. ~ 80. ~
q. %. q. arm a.. slitssnblna cen. IL, .. lo0
NQbic1dp 0r. u. Il n lesp, efssi No.. q
f02hlstn. .&G.N, rf. ~. IL
MN N. d, ,osn.x io5E "A 4 Ecuitp rou. 81 M
Q.NN&4. ~ IL TSst ysdb n. 4, ubt ST.. VIA
Gtlr. q nprftfp. 81. o. leo. nae. REF. e.. -. toi
Gsf . %. rsf. an. EN,ss. maiIip. So. :. ioo
Ssnb bAn.Urxyfbr. sokgo. rnliir. een.Sr. -1sh
1u esfurtnes or.. egtlTsx. 70. ~. or. ":
lrte q cb.Sfes-s>so.. eoys Ysr. b qse, t0ljz
Sis Qsa. g. .....s7 Iftirssss obi. Sc. :. ~
v" 9tefirk br. q. 100 'liaien ndf. IL. ...s ssl1
NJ SSssIs Ssss q 4 ~. sbllnlsn ges, O. sr.. ,ss!t ~
X1L - =. NJ Ch,u. o, EfeeI b.. !. slo51s
Sss q g.. z slsss sssis s c':ss s... s.
4. I !: MI: i: n; ''s';t iiIss''';';as
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
@hicaao. 10. ifebruar.

v " " " ". U1pl""I'
Nei3en. Sir Mai $1.70a-1..
754; am S4luB $1.74g. Giir Suli
$1.47s-15og; am S4IuB $1.493.
Weli9tprn. = Cir Wai $1.o1 +
1.o2a; am S6Iub $1.o2a. Sir Suli
995e--$1.O1; am S6lub $1.0Oa.
Safer. = Sir Mai 55-56sc; am
S6luB 56ac. Sir Suli 54-55sc;
am Shlub 55ic.
Hoggen. - Wldrtt nominea.
@srts. = $1.O011.30.
9imtobD. - $5.65-6.00.
Rice. - $12.00-18.0O.
port. = Siir Waai s29.85-3o.12;
AM S9luB $30.12. Sir Suli $29.47
am Sdlub $29.55.
Sdunal3. Fir Wai 1890
1877; am S4lub $16.77. Sir sSus
$16.75-16.92; am S6lub 1880,
RippenIsiten. = Siir Mai $15.75
-16.85; an S4luB $15.85. 'Tiir
Suli $15.87-15.95; am S9lub
1855.
Butter. = Martt unpsrdnbert.
Gisr. - Martt bD9sr; 5irfts 44s-
45c: orbindre firfts 42-43c; auf
BEN Warft 40-44ac.
Sartoffsln. = 3ufubr 12 Cars; -
Warft unperGnoert.
9efliissl. 2ehHbss. WIartt uns
perdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
qfebesbep meta

Sreunbin: .Du fdsinit Did nod
bdriiber su freien, bab Dein 8rdutis
gam pon benz 9ouer ariigel betoms
men bate" - 8raut (innis): 80, er
Idbt it6 priigeln, neil er cine 9Iumf
aus bem SornfeIb boIen tDcllte, bic
Id mir astpiinidt bate -. jsbt feht
i'd bod. baB er mid tpirtIi4 Iisbti'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
Niebmarft.

gincinuati, IL. 5ebruar.
3uiubr unb 0erianbt nGbrsnD Der
perilofenen AZ Stunoen, pergli4en
nit bsrIslben 3eit Der lestsn Bots
tparsn ipie folst:
3ufuhr:
Rir6o. Sftpsins Ghafs
s. Te6r. 2043 6015 Is
12. Sebr. :. BIOS 8124 300
gerianbt:
Rinbo. 54tusine Sdaf.
8 Nebr. SO 1899
12. 5sbr. 176 1873
ainbpieh. 0as 2tngebOi
mar bsute sismIia grob unb bic qrsis
Ie ba6er nm 10-15t niebrigsr. -
Die bsiIeren StOders uno Jssbsrs
iparsn in 5ismIi6 gutter RahfrdSs
ebsnIosuts Miltiiibs.
Nlittlsre unb iduere Siisre 1925
-11.25; Jleifder Stisrs $3.50
$50; auserleIene Big ertrd S9.T5-
1850; Ssifsrs $6.50-S.50; auserle'
fene biz erira $8.75-9.25; aiihe
S5.50-7.50; auserIdsHs big ertra
$775-8.25; Gamers $4.5o-5.4o;
isti. DARN Riibs S6.Oo-8.40; Mil4s
tiibe $4O.00-1O0,O0; StOders uno
sye.bers: Siiere $5.50-8.Oo; 9siisrs
$6.O0-6.75.
9ulln. --g.i gutter Nahiruse
mar Der Mtartt bsute itstig.
Jette 8ullen $S.25-S.5o; Bologs
na $7.O0-s.oo5; masers utth lsi4ts
$5.50-6.75.
3GIber. Der Martt ipar
beute itstia Biz TART unb bic 9r.iis
um 25-5oc b6ber ala am Samitas.
Bette Ieit1te &dIber S13.50; fair
Bis CUTE $12.25-12.35; ;ornindre uno
grobe $5.5O-10O0.
S9neirs Die Raafrdse
mar cine CUTE unb bic preiie tpursn
itarf iinb um 1Ot b0ber. asi9te Der
ianbtIorisu itiegsn Big auf $11.S5
unb CUTE Jertel tparen ebeufalIs in
beferer Ra6frage.
Cute Bis nussrleiene @erpadunsss
unb 5lsii9eriOrtsn S12.70-12.75;
fsidte g.srianOtiortsn, 120-135
BIB, $1L50-11.95; cute Bis ausers
lefsne Jsrtsl, 1O0-110 gfuno, S10.s
25--10.50; lsiate Ssrtsl $3.50
1000; prbindre 6is uuserlsIens iape'
re feite SGue $8.50-11.S5; Stass
$7.50-10.50.
g S9afe urb aGmmer. =
0as 4nsebot mar beuie nur mdbig.
Sddfe paren in gutter Ratfruse,
Sdmmer aber Inngfam.
S6afe. oussrIsiene bis ertra SS.s
1900; suts Big auserIsicne So. 90
-S.75; orbindrs big fair $500
IT'S. - admmsr. auserleIeue bis ers
ira $14.25-145o; CUTE bis ausrs
leisne $13,75 14.25; orbindre bis
fair S10.00-l3.5O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
Gbieaao, u. Gsbruur.

S6rpsins. 3ufubr 1900;
Marti itetis. 8uIf $12.30-12.5O;
lti9ts S11.75-12.40; stniidts $12.s
20 1850; itIpere $12.05-12.55;
raube $12.05-12.20; 5erisI $e.75-
lilo.
Rhibbisb. 3ufubr 21.0oo. -
Rarit Idpa9. Ginbeimiide $7.75-
1915; WsitsrH Stiere $7.S5-l0.'
25; Stodsrs unb Geepsrs $6.1o-
9.10; stiibe uro 5eifers S5.10-1o.s
40; aGlter $10,00-14.50.
G6afe. - Sbafe 1900. WlarIt
tart: Wsibsrs $10.75-12.00; Gpss
ss.0o--11.25; admmer $12.25-
14.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13
ueberhtbt bee Gisctnnati
WeArtteS,


siebsu Iid ulr auf gngros Irans'
aftionei,. Bel ilsfnsren Gef4dftsr
tperben siipas bSb<re preiie bsrtdrlst.
proDifiontn.
GdmaIa. prima Stsar
1e.275--16.42A; lamilp 16a-16tc
arodensea alsents Gisif d
-Short clear Geitsn lois 155-I6ei
grtra ihott clear Ssiten 10 -16ej
tur,e Rippenfeitsn 15--15ac; Bellies
164-17ac.
saeon. ebOrt clear Setter
17a-1sae; srtra fbort clear ssitsu
17i-181e; trr5e Rippsnisiisn II
17le; gslliss 19A-2Oc.
Susar Gureb glsii 6. =
SGinteu 20--204t; picnie Sdultern
14l15c; grsatfaft Bacon 21--
23e; Gdultsrn In padstsn 14l-15ei
glsp yori Gut 14s-15t; trodsnt
Beef G4inten 30a-31sc.
Gt3 ,apW:S ipab.32 mbm bt
5uBgepDtdtes G!eiiH. =
Gdinfen 16A-17c; pitnic Sful'
tern 12--12ie; Bellies 17A-17iei
Sduliern 14a-149c; SauIltru u
y. CIT DO. 144-14st; S8ulisrn 81
.. Gut DO. 14i-14ac.
GrifdesGlsi,6 - Gfinser
16-17t; pitnic S6ultsrn III
12Ie; SduItsrn 13i-133e; tur5'
Rippenieitm 13-13ae; fbOrt elsaI
Rippeuisiien 13a-144t; ertraibori
clear Rippsnisiisn 13-13ac; gellisl
lsidts 15i -16e; Bellies. I4per'
15-151t.
Webf unb Getreibe
Webl. - Dinter patent 1870
900; g0inter fanep $s.25-8.75;
Wint.r fumilp $7.75-8.25; Wints'
srtra $6.75-7.25; Winter oroindrsl
S6.25-6.75; 5artsr WeiSen patenl
Ss.75-9.25; 9artsr Msisen faner
S8.00-s.5O; 5arier Weisen Jamilr
$6.75-7.25; Rossen, Rortbiudtern,
semif9tss, S7.25-75O; Rossen, Ctr
reinss $7.50-7.75; Rosssn, gits
gemiihtes $7.50-7.75.
Wei en-. - 30. 2 rotbsr Mint.r
S1.S8-1.90; Ro. 3 bo. $1.S4--1..
81; SO. A bo. $1.55-1.65.
Weli9torm - Ro. 2 tpcibea
$1.06A; go. 3 DO. $1.05-lOe; 10.
A bo. $1.03A1O4; 30. 8 DO. $1.01
LOB; 30. 6 DO. 99c-$1.0 OF. - no.
2 selbes $1.06a; Ro, 3 DO. $1,05-
LOG; 9o. 4 bo. $1.03a-1.04; Ro. s
DO. $1.01-1.O3; go. 6 bo. 99c--
a.01. - SO. 2 ssmif6tss $l.o6a;
To. 3 DO. $1.05-1.O6; SO. 4 bo,
81. 1.03a-L04j SO. 8 bo. $1.01--1..
03; Ro. 8 DO. 99c-$1. on. - Weises
&olbnsorn S1.03-1.o5; sel6es aol.
beniorn $1.03-105; gemiittes aol,
bentorr $1.03--1.O5.
5afer. = go. Q ipeib.r 61-
61ac; STANDARD fpeiber 6O-6Ose;
Wo. 8 ipeibsr 59a -60e; Ro. a ipeiBtr
59-59ae; Ro. 2 ssmiid)tsr, 59S-
60c; po. 3 ssmii6ter, sinbeimiItter,
$3.50; Ro. A semiidtsr 56--58e.
Hoggen. - No. 2 S1.48-1.50;
Ro. 3, $1.42-145; Ro. 4, $1.30-
LAO; pro6e, $1.25-1.30.
WbiSfes.
0ertauft ipurben 632 gbls. Ni.
Killers Iinifkb Goobs aui Der gaiis
$1.44 per 9alIons.
groeeries.
Raffe. Sapa 23-3oe; Coda
29-30e; GuatemaIa fanep 19t; bo.
gutter l7ec, EAb ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13

3itronen. - California $3.50
BE per aiiie; aimes s5c-$1.00 pet
Rife.
Dronsen. - California HabeIs
$2.50-2.75; Jloriba $2.903.15;
Sanserine $2.0O-2.25 per .aiits.
Grape Gruit. - GIosiba $2.'
25-3.OO.
grbb..ren. Jloribu 90
35c Der Quart.
8artoffefn. - ginbeimifhe
$8.00-8.5O; Midisan unb Wiseons
i'm $8.OO-8.5O per B6l. unb $2.7o
-2.S5 per gu. bonn StOre. Bermuda
80. / $500; go. 2 $500 per Bbl.
SuBtartoffeIn. - gelaipars
A.5c-1.60, Janeb 5ans $1.50 per
5umper.
@urten. - 1rtitbaus $1.50-
LIE per Dubnlb.
araut. - 9dnifb $7.5O--S.Vo
per Dbl. rotbes $7.75-8.25. SunSes
sJroriba $5O0-5.5O per 5dnpsr.
Wtibe RhbeH. - $3.25-3.s
so bsr gbl.
grbfen. - JIoriba Sune $1.5o
'--1.75; 1sIspbOns $2.50-2.75 per
5dmper.
StsdrHbsm - s3.25-3.6o
per g6l.
3piebeln. Weibe $1,000;
oelbe s9.5O-1O.00 PEI bunbsrt piuno
Crime bnen Dlorloa
$3b0-3.75; Wahsbobnsn $3.50
3.75 per Camper.
9arott.n. - ginheimi'he VS.
50-3.75 per gbl.
aanbprobuff.
5eu. - 30. / 9imotbp $15.OO--
1900: 80 2 1imotbb $14.Oo-15.s
90; 0o. 8 simotbp $12.5o-13.5O;
Ro. / aemii6tsr slice s14.5o-l5.oO;
60. 2 asmiIater Rlee S13.5O-l4.Oo;
gla. / Rl.s $3.50; go. 2 alss s16.s
80; 5isfiass alfalfa S1e0O-18.5O;
Roaasnitrob $1O.50-11.00; 9afer'
iirob $9.5O-l0.00; Wsi3snfrOb $S.s
$4,000 per Tonne.
Rublm futter. - Warft rus
Fig unb iietig. - &leis $33.5O-34.'
co; MibbIinas brauns $35.0o-35..
90; peib. S37.O0-3s.0O; semii4tss
Hutier $34.00-34.50.
Gdmersien. - War,t f.tig.
GkeIamen S10.50-u.50 per
Blu. pom Store; 9imotbp s2.25-2.s
90 gu6psissn $1.50; gta4siaamsn
s2.25 per Blu.
Derfdiebenes.
OeIe-W Warst fsft; 9sin5l, robss
98c p.r gaa. Jn partisn IA Bbi.
geto5tss IL mebr; go. / 9drb6l 87c;
Cotton Seeb Oil, raffNirtes $l.0A
per 9alIons, 9erpsntin Gle In g}ors
tieu bon Is Gab, unS "a in pars
ti.n BON 1875 GalIonen pstrolsum.
pbio Carbon 120 Grab se; bo. $50
Grab Sic; Seablisbt 175 grat Oh
1oe; WsSgrOpn Gaiolin 22se; Rapb.
ia 27c per galIone in partien bon !
IS 96ls.
Saf3. Der Warfi III rubig. -
Obio sRtpsr $1.40 per gbl. bon 100
pfunb, GubrIobn binsusefiist.
Safs. - Marit fittig. prima
Gin 11a-11ac bo. goun!rb 1O{-
10se. per pfanb.
Robfen. - Wartt rubia. guus
sbiosbenp $4,000; abanapa
GtiidiobIsn $5.50-6.0O; Rab uns
Slad $5.50-6.00 per 5pnne abaes
Iiefert. Rau4loie StiidtotIen S7.OO-
500; Mnthratite $10.50 per 9onne
absslisfert. Gote ioitet $5.50-6.50I
per aonne abseIiefert.
Wolle. - Die Ra6frass mar
cine CUTE unb Der Wartt fsit.
Genaf&ene MT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13

Gineinnatt, u. Jebruar.
Die Situation bat ii6 nidt per-
dnbsrt. Die Nd6frase mar cine CUTE
unb bic prsife iietig. Die auotiruns
,er S,orer, mic foln+.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13

Gtasinnati. IA. Cetruas 1914
~ 0si&zfte sarsn beate IN ben bisli'
oea 8anfsi rubiq unb bic 8iasrateu ftf.
Dfir Gorfsten ON eau purben poH ben
Bonfsn 4--5% bsyeGnet, ndhrenbW WeidS IT.
papisre ~ 6K ---6% bisfo ntirt pereen. Jm
oiientn Narfie pnrben 9arfebeH .cn eall1
ss 4--4Kx uno aaf Bet " 4K-sS
blotiri.
nsAfa ssi sfp nsss
yurtsn 40 Bari swil@en DanieH Sertauft.
1is gsnnisrrate bardss sss Sramss per
$1,000.
nsAid ssf sxssa
ei4t. Wsd3isl aui aonson iouroen an
4.70H psoHIs. STIRLING quofirt. Tat Bed.
lsi eu5 0etlin ,uuYssn 16He pre- Harf, be.
rs4usi, tar 8eHIa aui Daris 17l<c pro
Grant, spi Nmftfrbun 4lHe bro 0ulbea
nnb atiI Wien 15f prs Krone, 2ireS 15e,
Nubsl 80. giodbslM pro &rons $3.50,
5rants tS4Beii) 1915.
Ssnsss rsasssissss
psrsn rutis unb keiis. Die Sansea quo.
'''ea s'' l0'si; c,,,.,, a,,,.,,
~ ponss f92s Gout. .1s9 -
yys 0onbS, 1918 ......1ee ie2
s,s Bombs. 1889 49,. 80 99K
~ yanauaa ......... S54 -
~ ynnant COUPON g9H
Gkarias esnfs umfass.
Die llmIdRe I'm hisiIsen gIea rinqbauB
btlisisn iidb beait ari S5,s02, ,s2a.
Die titjiss sno aud bic Wsp yorisr
Miii.nb6rfe waren gttsrH ~ Gbrtn BET
yinfofn's @sbutstss seihIoiien nnb g
iins saber isine Euolirungsn su rti5sidp'
iisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13

9dutt. = Warit mar rubig unb
iuiaiser. - RabseialSens no. / 17A
-1Se; go. 2 16a lit per pfunb
Giip Builders friide 17-1se per
pfunb; Gountrp 13-14e; &albIslle
22-24e; go. ! 9uIIen 14e; go. 2 bo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-13

gineinuati, IL. Jebruar.
3ufubr unb 9erianbt nabrsnD Der
perilofenen AZ Stunoen, pergli4sn
nit bsrIelbtn 3eit Der lestsn Wods
iuarsn tpie folst:
The Home news., 1917-01-05
NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONS

Any day is good time to make good resolutions, but the advent of a new year is one of the best times, be- cause it is milepost on the road of life.
 Resolutions which cannot reason ably be lived up to are better never made. Failure weakens character, causes loss of confidence and leads the mind to a feeling of whats the use?''
 Real happiness in life cannot be bought with gold. Many of the hum- blest people are happier and more con- tented than a neighbor who dwells in a mansion.
 One should try to make each day as 1t comes the happiest day of ones life. Why waste ones life away living in anticipation of day that may never come? Each day is like mirror. One side is bright and the reflections seem even better than they really are The other side is rough and dark. Try to keep the bright side turned your way and at the end of the year may each of us look back with a better feeling at heart and clearer conscience, that we have performed our duties to the full extent of the opportunities given US.
The Home news., 1917-01-05
Forget the Past.

me New Year is the best of all times 'o 'ake mental inventory, and every e ene or us should do so. We should aOrset g the past entirely. All the re- slelS' all the signs, all the tears that ooer oo were, or ever will be, combined, sa soilnot recall one single moment that +as +; passed. Then why waste good v ane ana vitality? Meet the New Tba bai day with a brave, smiling face. sas. e world stops to take notice of the of sD.er, ao and gives him 99 chances out loo' whereas the whimperer is Ia'seu iat oy without a glance. Then vii, 0s resolve that the first day of 1917 s+a- M see us starting all over again. lot ing N s fearlessly in our places: and con, , us further resolve that during the roana s days we will, occasionally. wbo on out a helping hand to someone tion inn needs it. This is a great resolu- tbat 'o U make-a gilt-edged investment ord. sieSt ulscount on rec
The Home news., 1917-01-05
CAN OF MONEY IS FOUND
Small Boys Pay Out $3,000 for 50 Cents Worth of Candy Before
 Police Interfere.

San Francisco, Cal.-Three small boys, whose aggregate age is twenty years, playing near San Francisco's new city and county hospital, un- earthed the lend of the rainbow ln the tangible form of a tomato can stuffed with real money.
 Five thousand dollars in $5 notes federal reserve bills of the issue of 1914-the boys pulled forth and then began an onslaught upon neighboring candy stores. They did not count the money, but exchanged sheafs of the bills for bags of candy.
 In all they passed out $3,OOO for 50 cents worth of sweets before they were observed by police officer, who took the remaining $2,0O0 in charge.
 In the opinion of the police the mon- ey was buried by thief. The money will be returned to the boys if 1t IS not claimed and identified.
The Home news., 1917-01-05
FREE WITH FOUND WEALTH
Philadelphia Boy DisIikes to Part With Remnant of Actress
 Property.

Philadelphia.-After having a good time with $2,35O worth of jewels and S400 belonging to Dorothy Granville, vaudeville actress, who lost the money and jewelry in a taxicab the other night, Abraham Kline, fourteen, who found it, tried to convince Detec- tives Greedy and Brown that he had been held up and robbed of his find.
 When questioned at the Central sta- tion by Captain Tate and other detec- tives he said that he had distributed $1O0 to boys with whom he worked, gave $1OO to his father, tucked $2OO in the thumb of boxing glove for fu- ture use, and gave the jewels to his parents. The latter turned the jewels over to the police.
The Home news., 1917-01-05

Suggesting the orient and the harem this smoking costume" is a necessary adjunct to the wardrobe of the woman who enjoys her sweet-scented ciga- rettes. It is a Culotte model of teille color and gold brocaded chiffon. The sleeves and pantaloons are of gold shot silk and the turban which is of the same material as is the jacket, is draped with a soft chiffon veil of teille color.
The Home news., 1917-01-05
NEW YEAR MEMORIES
By Fred Bogardus.

'S~ >NSSA ANSs Oh! for an old-fashioned New Year day, With enjoyments keen and pure, When fun and frOlic reigned supreme. Good fellowship the lure. AS we iourneyed to the parties Afoot, perchance by sleigh, me atmosphere seemed laden with Best wishes of the day. with good old hearty handshakes we Knew were welcome grips, instead of the present method of Just touching the fingertips. now we merrily danced the lancers, Danced it with zeal, ALSO the polka and minuet. And jolly Virginia reel. ilUw the young and old enjoyed 1t nach Tn his separate way, 1outh thinking of the present. Age of the bygone day. "hle times and vogues may change. alas. 1, 1Nu .,i natures will obeys, nr n sun retain sweet memories of 4ne good old-fashioned ways.
The Home news., 1917-01-05

This is Mike Inik in the homemade suit of armOr he wore when he invad- ed the Hammond county, Qnd.) court house and shot three men. Ink was always regarded as mildly insane. His victims were Judge Charles E. Greenwald, a court bailiff and juror. None of them was fatally injured.
The Home news., 1917-01-05
Do 1t Now.

The man who waits till New Years -/ To swear off need not weep About the things he's giving up
 His swear-off will not keep.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-08-23
OZARK TRAIL NEWS

A meeting of delegates from Tu-
cumcari, Newkirk, Cuervo and Las
Vegas met with Santa Rosa at the
Court House, last Friday, for the
purpose of determining the Ozark
Trail route between Santa Rosa and
Cuervo. In order to facilitate the
work of selection, it was suggested
and agreed to place the task on the
Tucumcari and Las Vegas delegation,
and to abide by their decision. A
recess Of ten minutes was had in
which they were to get together and
decide the route. The announcement
of their selection came as an agree
able surprise to Cuervo, as the route
selected was that for which Cuervo
has zeaously contended.
The selection of this portion of
the route completes the routing Of
the Ozark Trail to Las Vegas, N.
NJ. where it connects with the Santa
Fe Trail.-Cuervo Clipper.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-08-23
MAJOR /. T.. McLAREN

Major /. f. McLaren, wife and chill
dren, of Fort Sheridan, Illinois, arrived
in Tucumcari Tuesday morning. Mrs.
McLaren was not expected to live as
she was suffering from tuberculosis,
recently contracted. 1t was thought
she would recover if she could make
the trip and hold out a few weeks in
this wonderful climate. Mr.. McI.aren
had only few days leave of absence
and must report for service. lie is a
Tucumcari hoy, his parents living in
the Quay neighborhood for several
years. Before entering the military
service he was principal Of the Tucum-
carl schools. He has made rapid
climb until he holds the distinction
of being one of the youngest majors
in the United States. Tucumcari is
proud to claim him as n former citi-
zen and his friends expect to see him
gain much prominence in the present
world war.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-08-23
INFORMATION BUREAU HEAD.
QUARTERS AT THE VORENBERG

An information bureau will be To-
Gated at the Vorenberg Hotel where
all visitors in the city during the Cow
boys Roundup may obtain free in
formation and also get room assign
ments. We trust that there is not n
citizen in Tucumcari that will charge
more than $1.O0 for single bed and
$3.50 for a double bed during this
time.
We wish our guests to go away with
the idea that Tucumcari is hospitable
town and that we do not charge ex-
cessive sums when we have the op-
portunity. We realize that we can
not force our citizens to charge the
same amount, but we kindly ask you
to make this maximum charge as men,
toned above. Please aid US in every
way possible to make this week an
enjoyable one for our guests and when
ever desiring information, call the in
formation bureau at the Vorenberg.
(Signed)
ENTERTAINMENT COM,
A. Vorenberg, Chairman,
Mrs. +. NJ. Yates, Assistant.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-08-23
COMMISSION WILL FIGHT TO
HOLD DOWN COAL PRICES

The State Corporation Commission
is doing all in its power to hold down
the freight rates on coal in New Mex
leo which is equivalent to holding down
the high cost of living. The following
notice is selfeXplanatory and should
be read by all coal dealers:
To All Receivers Of Coal Within the
State of New Mexico:
This is to advise that during the
month of July, following the action
of the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion, all railroads in this state par
ticipating in coal traffic, filed supple
ments to their tariffs, increasing the
rates on coal from and to points with
in this state Is cents per ton, effect
i've August 20, 1917.
The commission on the Sth instant,
issued call for hearing Of repre-
sentatives of all interested carriers,
to be held at Santa Fe on the 18th in
stant, to show cause why the present
rates on coal from and to points with
in this state should not be disturbed
until otherwise fixed or determined by
this Commission. The hearing was
had as scheduled, and the carriers de-
clined to suspend the supplements
showing the increased rates, which be-
come effective today, Aug. 90, and
this Commission will therefore trans
fer the cause to the Supreme Court OF
the State of New Mexico during this
week for adjudication; and, pending
the decision of that tribunal, it is re.
quested that all freight bills paid by
receivers of coal in this state, cover.
ing shipments from New Mexico mines
based on the increased rates, be re.
tained so that they may be readily
accessible in the event that the actor
of this commission is sustained by the
Supreme Court, so that arrangement
may be made for refund to the basis
| of the old rates. Please be governed
accordingly. Very respectfully,
State Corporation Commission,
BY Hugh II. Williams, Chm.