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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-29
A STRUGGLE FOR IDEAS.

LOYALTY to ones ideals is a tremendous factor
in life; not only in ones W life, but 'lso ones IN
Auence upon the lives of those with whom one
comes inc contact.
Solidarity of persons with similar ideals is the
multiplication of them into a tremendous power
for good or bad, depending upon the character OF
the ideals. From time ~immemorable the sum
total of good ideals has had to flight the sum total
of bad ideals, and the memorable rule OF nature
the survival of the fittest-is made to read, the
survival of the strongest"
Mankind has advanced fastest when the sun
total of good ideals most heavily outweighed the
sum total of bad ideals. In the dark middle ages,
when the spark of civilizc lion was with difficulty
kept burning by a small circle in the keeping OF
God on high, bad ideals were most powerful. Inc
battle between the bad and the good was barely
more than a draw for cent lries at a time.
And now the fight between good and bad ideals
has been made the fundamental issue OF the great
war. Perhaps it was this that President Hadley
of Yale university thought of as he gave his bac-
calaureate sermon to the graduating class. ne salo
1.-THE nation against which we have been
forced to take up arms has set a mighty example
of what can be done where the people subordinate
their own individual interest to that OF the body
polite. We may ~criticise the motives and ideals
by which the members of that nation are moved
Some are influenced by fear of an almost despotlc
authority above them; others by a desire to exalt
their own nation at the expense Of all other ma
tons in the world. They look for visible results
to the neglect of invisible ones; they are more
to render unto Caesar the things that
are Caesars than to render unto God the things
that are Gods. But whatever the motive, the
self-sacrifce is there, and the unity and power
that 90 with it are there. It is this national
spirit, even more than technical efficiency or mill
tary skill, that has given Germany its strength.
ITO cope with that spirit, we must evoke a
similar spirit of selfsacrifce among our own peo-
ole, If the loftier motives of love to our fellow
men and loyalty to our sentiments of justice are
to prevail ever the notices of fear and selt-ag-
grandizement, they must be made to call out the
same kind of devotion and self-forgetfulness on
the part of the community as a whole. If we are
to render real service in the cause of humanism
against Germanism we must see to it first OF all
that our zeal for humanity makes us forget our
selves as fully as zeal for Germany has made the
individual German forget himself in behalf OF the
cause for which he is engaged"
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-29
ADIEU! ..MAIL.ORDER LIQUOR

July l mail-order liquor houses will nit their
last rasping grasp and sundry publications circu-
lating in dry territory will enforce new advertising
rules. For on that day the so-called Reed amend
ment goes into effect, which amendment was at
tached as a rider to ~postoffice appropriation bill.
there were really two amendments, the Reed and
the Jones amendments, and it is the latter one in
reality that prevents the sending into a state an
advertisement of any article whose sale or manu-
facure the states laws forbids.
Thus the law forbids absolutely the shipement
of intoxicants into a dry state by interstate COM
merce.
Twenty-Five states are affected by these amend.
ments and fourteen, which were partly dry, are
made "bone dry" Mail-order houses which have
been doing a flourishing business in the wet states
will be wiped out completely. A large number OF
these have grown up, many doing nothing else
than buying the liquor, putting a label on it, and
selling it by mail in dry territory. One express
company had to create a special department to
handle the increase number Of shipments OF Ii
quor into dry states.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-29
RAILWAY SCHEDULES.
Yaxoo Il mississippi Valley Railway
Northern DivisiOn.J

RAILWAY SCHEDULES.
Yazoo Il mississippi Valley Railway
Northern D~ivision.J
No. Destination. Time
40 Tutwiler. C'dale. Men,
phis, Tvs ..-.-.-.--.- 3:4O .. m
324 Grenada and I. G, Tvs. 1922 .. m
ia Tutwiler, C'1ale. V'hnre,
G'ville, Helena 4 Mem.
phis, lvs. .....-.-~-....10:65a. m.
AZ Travellers Spec, Mem,
Tutwilerand points s.
C'dale, Tvs. ......-. 200 y. m.
1872 Grenada & l.. G., Tvs. s:03 p. m.
Al Trav. Spec, Men,, V'brg.
T'wiler., Chastn., and G.
dale, arrvs. ..-.... sos ., N.
881 Grenada & !. G., arrvs. o:l3 a. M
1928 Grenada 4 !. G. srrvs. 2:40 p. m
313 Mem. Helena, V'burg, G.
vile and Chston. an. 4:47 p. %
80 Mem. Hell. Cdale. 4 inter.
pts. arr. .....10:10 p. m
Southern DtvisiOn.)
331 Tchula, Durant, Yazoo
City, Jackson and New
Orleans, lvs. -. ..-.... 1929 .. m
313 Same ...-........--.- O;OV p. n,
For further information apply to
]. W. nONNELL. Tex. Agt.
Southern Ry. Co. In Mira.
VA Same train, arrives ....lO:36 .. m
1872 Same train, arrives. $3.50 p. m
= Greenwood Station.l
WEST BOUND TRAINS.
No. Destination. Time
8 Winona to Grsenville. acc:
leaves ....--...T:2E =. m
leaves ....-....12:06 p. m
Columbus 70 G'ville, acc.
II B'hsm I, G'vide, thru. tr.
leaves ....-.... .5:O6 p. "a
Il G,wood to Webb, dly *.
Sunday. leaves..-..2:26 p. n
EAST BOUND TRAINS.
Il G'ville to Bham, thru Y.
leaves ............. $50 .. n
10 G'ville to Columbus, acc.
leaves lis p. q
I G'ville "a. Winona, o.:
leaves. ...7;oe p. m
10 Webb bch., dly. ". gnn.
arrives ....-...10,9S Q. n
Connection for Dslsoni tyanch w
Greenwood 7:2sS ;. ~, Also. IN. 0rfen
wood sos p, ~ commenting ~ ~
Bena ,6:46 b. W.
Sunday N Dslsoni bshs
alternate, lvng. CrserMcod - I: = =
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-29
The Drawback.

The Drawback.
There are Just as good fish in the
sea as we're ever caught. but they
ma be q tribe shy when II comes to
swallowing the bait.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-29
HIsTORY-PAST AND PRESENT.

Only one of the history Of the past can come
an understanding Of the principles by which we
are to be guided in the present future. Therefore
to read extensively and deeply is the patriotic duty
Of every American citizen.
The government makes it easy for everyone
to study history intelligently. The last reading
course by mail put out by the U. S. Bureau OF
Education does the work of colleges for the COM
mon people.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-29
n m ~ IA n n
GERMANY'S SLIM RESERVES.

General De La Croix computes that the Ger
man reserve forces at present total $4,000 men.
The grand total of German troops, it would ap-
pear, up to June / reached 13,13O,OOO, and that
this total was depleted by losses Of 3,63O,OOO killed,
wounded and missing prisoners. OF the bal
ance nearly 100000 are on the first line and in
terror, leaving a movable reserve Of 100000, OF
which 220, 1000 are attached to front depots and
$780, 900 in process of formation. This number
will be increased in November by 100000 Of the
class Of 1919.
It is the absense Of adequate reserves that has
caused a shift in the aggressive tactocs Of the
German general staff, is the expressed belief Of
the Anglo-French staff.
The French generals figures sound reasona-
BILE and are apparently based upon authoritative
compilations
mAAAAhhh
THE U. S. AND GRAFT.
The sixteen cantenments that Uncle Sam is
building are to be constructed without graft-such
is the official word from Washington.
Cynics may smoker that government opera
tons are never without graft. But they're
wrong!
We built the Panama canal without q cent OF
graft nor the rumor Of graft. And we constructed
buildings galore in Washington without graft.
! Though each of these cantonments will be
larger than a city the size of Lexington, KY.
there is no reason why there should be the smell
of unearned lucre about them.
A grating person these war days makes a
noise like treason and will be punished according
,ly-even unto the food g~rafters.
AAAAAA
This idea of,doing ones bit il all right, but 9
,bsttsr plAn would be to DO pnaIs best
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-06
saaIas sineinnar gefsGa aisnaa sen 9ossmssr 1917

10 pfuno uub ipsrieer $500 l5..
25; erOindrc bis auserielene i9p'rc
fttte Sdue $;3.50-16.00; SIn9s
$13.00-15.00.
9 4afe unb 3Gmmer. - Die
3ufubr mar seriHg; bic Ra9rroge
gut, Der Martt sipn itetig 6si Sdmss
tag sS4InBpreiIen.
9 6afe, auserIeiens Bis ertra &c.
$1,000; fair bis eate $7.50--3.a
80; euls uHo rrbindrs $4.00-7.0U;
SOde $500 anb ipsnigsr. Gdmmer.
nuserldeus Bis srtrn $15.75-16.G0;
fair biz eais $14o0-15.50; fetonos
$;2.50-13.50; guIls unb oroinire
S9.O0-12.00.
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3rb 0cuos.Warft.
Gtneirnati, 8. ROOember.

9tncirnati, 8. WODember.
Der Wartt NOR in Der DerfloHensn
BO6e re9t lebboii, bod parsH Die
artitel r1r. Die prsiie pareu hart
uH6 bic QuotirungeH pie fOlst:
@taHHer MHslin- Great sous G
i7ihr. SCOOTER f4hr BleHpure g 4 l4e, pgns
berf1H 5aMtlh 1915, 9Grb Gid IGc. Rep
retfl! 1914 42;ke. DC 80 jsc Utica lOsJ b0e.
DO g'4 t5r. Rriabtail iUi4 42c. DO 9,5 Ss2c
@ebleibter " lin g9amfutid
2.1st. ,jriii VI ibe S00m l5c. lgnsoaIe Ise.
g,aioHbiue i9c. Stu sg 6one t5Izc. Iedrpcl
~. dbief l51as 5lS.fater i7Ikc Slo Saith
iul i2Hc. BeDpereu 1914 40 bo Sd 42lec.
Ge1ucite igc ilticd lU.4 SOC, bu 81 DOC,
Erigbi0n i0sg 44iac. 30 % AZ
Vriuts slineyiAn Sb.rtina tOc Ges'
irul Vari 9Hf. ameriCau SHeiSo i1i4c. Wloms
ning f1ze Simpfun U.ouruiHa 1ikc, Gimp
ltu BiaH Rlad 12c. grl1 itC, Pacific aHo
eanlicn jivi1 apbro ~, S1ileHal 7he. ae'
ieHce t0c
jidfna-- sorrJrb III. canans lon.
40 2Or. amosieGa u y y 3B, Queen Of The
!Bsit y SAC. snsdHe5dHnd 35t, GoHeiioga .
3 35S.
@tnebams gmos'eaa 5tavls 15ht.
~ y tJc Gperetf gldiitc i4c. qdncGi!er
SiGpls i5Ne, 81. 1bouaS Staple 1Ohe.
SbtrtiH9 4frios Niberfibe f2Hr,
dHieibGw SbiriiHa shsc CLIPPER lie. Qnii1s
Hnl ili4c. gIabnma lit Glendale 15e. Goe.
reii 1916.
2snims = asnOSa 27Ac. Rameies 27Mc.
empire 2shc
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AsSmdrtiss mGrfte.
p . ort, 8. RoDember.

WlebI. Martt rubig; eprins ga
tents $10.S0-11.25; Dinter paients
$10.65-10.90; Wintsr Struiebts
$1O.25-10.6o; aanius straigpis
$11 15-11.40.
Tcggenmsbl. 0lartt Diuigsr;
fair Biz gutss $9.65-9.80; aussrIts
isnss bis fanep $9.80-10.0O.
gudDei3enmebI. = Ulartt itart;
$685. per 100 qiuno.
aornmsbI. - Wartt Itstig; isinss
peibes unO selbes $4.90-5.15;
@Oarie $5.1o-5.15; Rib prisD $9.s
70.
garsssn. = yaartt itstig; 90. 2
Bsitsrn $1.85 {. /. T. Rem gOrt.
gsrte. = Wartt rubig; 6esDinJ
$1.04; NaIting $1.2o--1.33 Galifozs
mia $1.35-1.40 c..i. T. Nsp goyt.
WeIi9tOrn. - Martt unsere9tIt;
RO. . gelbes $2.15 uuS go. 2 pts
mifties $2.13 nominsa c. if. 81. 9.
SGfsr. - Ytartt fsft; StanoaTo
65!-66c.
Seu. - Uaft tart; Ro. l, ST.
45; 20. 2, $1.30-1.35; RO. 3, ST..
20; @srfaubtiortsn $1.O5-1.10.
9rpfen. = Mertt rubis; Stote
mittlersr Bis ouserlsIsnsr 71-o0t;
1916 non,insu; gnciiie Goat 1917
34-37c; 1916, 20-24c.
Saute. - Wartt feft; gOspta Ale;
Central 4merid 4Oc.
2sbsr. - Martt feit; 5amIod ytO.
1, 51c; SO. 2, 49c.
gort. - Warit unssresslt; Wteb
$47.6o-4756; Gamilp $500
5000; SbOrt Clear $4S.o0-52.OO.
S9maIs. Tartt fart; UItooIs
Weft $2625-26.25.
Eolg. - Wartt flau; gitp ipstial
IoTe 16c.
@Oa.. - Rartt fsft; DOmsitic
fTlescs Xxx Sbio SOC.
feis. - Wlartt tef; Bone9 Seao
S4-9e; Blue ruIe 84-Slc.
3uder. - Rober. Wartt itsi3:
Centrifugal $3.50; MOIaFes $6.12;
raffinirtsr, glartt itetis; fsiH granu'
lirsr 1886; Gut 2onf $9.85; Gruibe0
$3.50; Mpulb u. $S.85; Cubes $S.s
10; XXXX pppbereo $3.50; pptpbe'
REQ $3.50; Diamond u 1885; eon'
fectiOners u 1925; RO. / $500.
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gAitaao 5. Qopember


g 6Dsins. = 3ufu6r $4,000;
Ulartt i4Da4; 9ult $16.30-I05;
leidte $15.50-;7Oo; semii4ts So
SO-17.2O; ibipere $15.90-17.25;
rauRe $15.90-16.10; Gertel $11.75
R inb 5ieb. = 3ufubr $1,000;
Wsartt fdpa4; Ratibe Stiere S6.75
Deitern Stisrs $6.l5-
1850; Stoders uno 6esbsrs $500
1885, aiibe unb 9eifers $4.75-
11.90; aGIber $700-13.5O.
g 4 afs. -3ufu6r 1900; Iartt
i4pad; Detbers $8.70-12.85; ;@pes
S.5o-11.25; aammsr, $500
1886.
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au DerIteben sssebeu ipurbe, baB bic
Rseierin9 aun1hft niGt an cine eiu'
itrGntung bieTsr Gusflibr beute, mag
iie bisIlsitt bod in tursem ge5iplin'
cen iein, bieisIbe sinsubammen, ipeil
los Sntersiie Der etgen.n gep0lteruns
ss einfaf ae6isterifcb berlaHgt. Sn
hitisr fabelboften Strigsrung Der
6lsiidnusfubr liegt fir ben dmertin'
nii9sn 5nrmer uHb Sbierbultsr nber
sine iibere 9erpdbr fir Die ProfitGbi'
litdt Der lanbpirtH9aftlihen JtuB'
thierhaltuHa auf Idnge 3eit btndus.
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gbicago, 5. RoDsmber.

WsrT4tptn. 5ir 0s5. $1.15t-
1.17a; am S6IuB $1.174. Sir Utai
$1.10-1.12a; am SaIuB $1.l2i.
9afsr. Tar De3, 5St-5elt;
am S6lub $3.50. Sir Ilai 593-6or;
am S4lub 595c.
giOsssn. = go. ., $1.76t.
Gerits. $1.10-1.34.
simotbp. = $6.00-7.75.
Slice. = $18.O0-24.0O.
9Ort. - 5iir San, $42 .40-42.oo;
am G8IuB $42.55.
s6mnl5. 5iir Gou. $500
1857; am S6luB $25.67. 5iir Sm.
$22. .s5-23.12; nm SdIuB $23 10.
gfippenIeiten. Sir San. $22.57
-2277; am S6IuB $22.75. Jilr
Uaai $22.4O-22.42; am S9.rB
$22.42.
Butter. - Rartt Itetig; Grsdmsr9
3St-43t.
gisr. = Wttrtt itetis; 3ufubr 81
769 ailtsn; firits 3Sa-39ae;; orot.
narp firits 36-S7e; auf benz g'arif
36c.
acrtpffsln. - Wartt itetie; 3u'
fubr 75 Ga1s; @iscpnfin. wftdt5aH
unb Minneiota psibe Buff $l.io--
2.15: DO. @Gds $2.20-2.25.
GsfIiiesl. = 9ebenbss, Wlarit ities
briaer; SABINE 13a-17c; Sprtn'srs
16c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-06
Sslmbs0abridten.
Ditnfag 6. gOb. 1917.

~ u II y, VI IlUU. io4f'
Der Obipflub ift i'm Jnllen begrIt'
fen. 9ei bieiigsr Stabt bntte Oeris:t'
seitern 4benb einen Daferitnnb DpT
26.6 SUB.
Die fOIgsnben 9epsf4eH irafsn g.
tern bier Elm:
Pittsburs, pa.-5.s Sub, fdat.
WbesIing, g8. @a.-13.4 SUB, fGGt.
partsrsburg, 80. @a.-13.8, fdat.
aaHatpba Soils, SO. 8a.-1.8, fdut.
GharleitOn, 20. 8d.-7.1 SUB, fdut.
POrtsmOutb, S.-24.6 SUB, fdIlt.
2Ouispile, sD.-10.5 SUB, itsigt.
gpansDiQe, Sno.-19.7 SUP, iteig!.
Raf6piIe, Ssnn.-9.8 SUB, iteigt.
@battnOoaa, Ssnn.-8.3 SUB, fdGt.
Msmp6is, 3ensn.-8.8 SUB, ftsist.
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Gin Ghnrofter.

garub: nSIt's ipobr, 2eibeI, on6
Sif Die aobns geItcru bob'n biunuss
eeibmiiien lmo Dir obeuorein nod
ben gudeI bnben oerbnut?"
9eibeI: .&los tpanb inh9 I'd bea
fiimnter' mir Inn Sof,cn, oIe
binter u1ein' Siiifen porgeb'nl@
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3udsr. - preiis feit. - Roffintr'
ter Gut aOaf $10.55; poIpoerep $s.15;
Cubs 500; sranuIirter $500; gons
fetionsrs .a' $3.50; Off ~ $500
fpsiber tttra $S.40-S-5o;
srtra .e' $3.50 per bunbert g,funo.
WoIafiss. - Tiartt iietis. -
glsp Orleans Open attttl 55--65c;
Centrifugal 40-4sc per Ganone.
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e;eIb. Bombs unO slftien in s,elp yOrt

0RIUs OuIIUS uItu stfKIrH VI 9ItIU OUtI
gsiAdItspapiste uuTbtn su 5hs biz.
ioniiri. R3sffl sai 2onbon Darea lteiia.
syar 80 9sss tA7lk. gOmmersisl Stas, 90
Saos, N.Ti. Gi6s tL754. 2atsl'
Gnpeifuneen sG7e 7Ii6. drancs Si4i
5.754. aahd 6.HK; Rarf. feline Guptl'
ranaen; xroneu. fsine Gnstirunsen, pol
lan6iiGe @ufseu Siht AKc. RABBI 45t.
sirs 6lHt I.97. xabd 7.es. Gubtl St9t
is1t; 3absl 1874, Silbtr Sarsn ssh,
xxslifaniide Dollars css.
attic wuree beuie eber.
mails eia itarter Hrud gam gerfauieu aus
e.ibt unb bis greile haiien iehr ~ Isipea.
peleneers ew eiisnbaba'aiiisn une aud
et Dd. .Gifisu.
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Die na9f0lgsnbeu Quotirungeu be-
Sisben ii4 rur auf ensross1rGnsai'
iionsn. Bel ffsineren @ei4dften psrs
ben sttpas b0bers g3reiis bers4nst.
prOpiiiontn.
9 d m IA. = prima Stean'
25.55-25.70; GamiIp 26-26ac.
aroeeugeial5enes DlsilH.
SbOrt clear Seitsn % -28ac; eytrd
Ibort clear Seittn 27a -2Se; tur3s
Ripptn 27t-2Se; Bellies 304-S0ae
per pfunb.
Ssrdudertes GIeif9. -
Short clear Ssiten 30a -31e; ertra
ibort clear Seitsn 30-3Oae; tur5e
aippsn 30-30sc; Bellies 3344-33ae.
Sugar Gureb GIeii&. -
S9inien 28a-29ae; picnie S6uIs
tern 23-23ac; greatfaft Bacon 39--
4oc; S4uItern in padeten 24t-25e;
Rep Yort Gut 25l-26c; s.trodnete
Beef S9uItern 34-34se per pfunD.
SiBsep5dslt.s GIsif4.-
S4inten 25A-26e; gienic SduI.
tern 20at; Bellies 34-36e; Stul.
tern in padtten 20-20ae; Rsip gort
Gut bo. 21-211c.
Grif6ss Gleif9. - S9ins
ten, loie. 263-27ae; qicnic G4ul,
tern 2o-21c; Sdultsrn 23-23ae;
turs. Rippsnieiisn 20 -27c; fbort
clear gtippeni.itsn 26-27e; ertra
Ibort clear Rdppenieiten 26-26te;
lsi4te Bellies 35a-36tc; i4psrs bO.
4-35c.
Webf unb Getreibe.
MtbI. - Dinter patsnt 5000;
Dinter fanep S10.4O; Dintsr familp
$3.50; Wintsr ertra $500; gBiutrr
orbinGr $7.90-S.40; Sartes Wsi5el
patent $11.Q-11.90; Sartes Weis
gen fantp $10.65-11.15 ;3artes Wei>
gen familp S9.90-10.4O; HOrtbpss
fern sauiidiss $10.75-l1.00; AOs.
gen. Gitp, rsinss. S11.00-1l.25;
T0QQtu. Sttl QSulttd1tes Sll O-
11.25.
Dsiaem - Der Martt mar
itetis; SO. / rotbsr 1920; Ro. q
rOtber $2.17i; Ro. 3 rOtbsr $2.13s-
2.15A; RO. 8 $2.12-2.12A per 2.u.
@elf6torn. - go. / pstBes
SO. . DO. s.. .2s-2. 80;
20. 8 bo. 81. 30: 70 4 DO 81. :
25-2.27; Ro. 8 DO. 81. 23-2.25; /;
go. 8 DO. $2.23-2.25. - go. 1 gcis
bes $2.23-2.25; SO. 2 DO. $2.22-
2.24; Ro. 3 bo. $2.2o-2.22; Jso. 4
90; 9z,ie-z,D; 1o. 0 90. Sz.1o-
1.lo, 20. Q %; =. - sS-io-z.lS; go
a. seln''a,,s an snIS @ o. oo 49, : : w ~.
p 30. %. Sz.1V-zz'
sa s.e. w. 9Na So' ~; . ~
go.;s.s S,3s, ~. . ". - sai q 70.
- D''sss a5s.s .Ss" so 90 st n'a.J ".,tsa go ~.
lob; alfes SZ.Zz-1.24; gei0es AcIs
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Rsstsa &. aspsmbsr, 1917.

-
IT pssisn seres beuts nit Slsutins.
srbeifeu harf bsIdaftiet aud mar bic
Qo&irnae mad 1ariebsn cine rf4t CUTE.
syslo liz isji. 3lr 9aristsn DuretH non
ben Baufsn 5jS-6& bde4nef, blf 1lailsr
absr plaeirien ioIds Sa bH9s.
wssid esi Rss psa
wrrbsn Az gari spiidsn Banisn beriauit.
3is Gssnissrsis bs'rasI SOC YEdHis per
sieo0
GeAia sHf 0sssSa
ei6t. Ds6id ani 9on,on uurben a.
All sro yto. etsriina aaotu. Sssd.
ti AMI Berlia pusDen niaf quotirt: iar
Hedld aui Daris 1L6oe pro Jranf, anf
Gmitsrbam 4SXs pro GuIoen. Bs6fd
aHi 8tsn buroeu Hidt qnotirt. Xires
i4s. Rube 1906, Stodbolm pro arsus
426os, draHss tSHutiO 2s4s.
sHHsss-ctllssrsssz.
psrsn rutis ano itsiis 2it Sanisa sss.
ttrtu ME folaf.
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Gem dtIfh.

aunb9farrer (sa Der gruiit urb bee
5rtBeitssdellft ~Du 1T benH ben
GrGlItignrH9"
8paut: Der tpnrnt jebt elefh.
Serr Bfarrsrl DER I6Bt ita uur nod
i&nen raiRreu!"
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GItasina essie.llniass. 8

DE llmTate im tisiissu Gissrinsbauis
btlitien iiA beuts anf Ss,s64,ss0
rsisl-esfsasxns-
an eer o6rIe psren bic @tialiis bsuis
flau nab bic Brsiis wareH georadf Bara'
con Rsfinina 90. HfIien naren be s'n5i'
ssn Bapiers, pelds etuat ytben .eigten.
ste naatsbsnsea seridnfs iino ~ bsrid'
ten:
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Giiens marft.

Rspgort, 8. ROpemb:t,
3;nn. - Martt nOmineI; $67.0o.
gIei. = Martt itetig; $6123-
6-373.
spsIter. = @artt fInu; otFs.irt
fur S7.62A
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s,ierbe iins NsamIeiel.
Cincinnati, 5. ROOsm6er.

Die 3ufubr mar in Der perflofes
neH WO6e unsep0buli6 srOB. bic
Rn6frass mar cine gut. unb Die
greiie parsn ftstis. Is purbs fart
fir bic 2trmss seturift. Die Yrsis
E,,n mi. scIot
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Sdute. = Wnrtt mar rubis llr'o
itetig. NtugsiaIJene Ro. l 21e;
NO. 2 20e; per pfun6 trOdsns CLINT
30-32c; trodsngsiul3sne 28-30c;
&nlbfeas 24-26c; go. / gulIen 16c;
go. 2 bo. 15c; Pferbe6duts SO. ]
grobe $3.50; go. 2 bo. $3.50.
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Y II II All, D. 9toD, 1911.
3ufubr unb gerIanot tpGbreno ber
lsBten As Snnoeu, persIi9en nit Oers
fslbeu 3eit ber IsstsH Wpde, fiRS DIs
fol9t: ~.
3ufubr.
gfinbn. S9ipeine S5ots
90. Stt. 1922 4402 923
8. Rop. 4S59 SO04 476
9erianot
Finob. StJpeine St,afe
80. Rop. :. 451 1881 636
8. ROp. :. 669 1902 486
Rinbpie5. - Die 3ufubr mar
bebeuteno. nbsr meiit ppn aerinaer.r
Ouolitdt. Der Ueartt i6pa5 unO
Iangfam bon glnfans Bis Gnoe uno
bic preiie inntsn. Stiere uno Seiie,s
fielen UNI 25c i'm preife. ein;eine 10,
gar um 50c, Giibe unb Gamers um
15-25c. Gut, Mil9fii6e bIieben Tte.
iia bei ifpaaer 3ufubr, seip6bnlite
ipnrrn lansidn. @ute Stodsrs Lu6
JeeberS tuartu ooll ftetig, sep6bnltde
purben perrntIdiiist.
Mittlsre unO {bpsre Gtiere $500
1880; 6Isii5er Gti.re $500
$50; aus,rIitne Bis EXTRA S9.75-
HOO; Seifsrs $5.50-s.50; ouserIe.
isne Bis srtra SS.75--9.25; Siibe So
50-7.25; nus,tleisne Bis .rtra $50
1926; Gmntys $4.75-5.40; Ri!6.
tiibe $50.00-l25.00; Stoders ano
5esbsrs $5.75-9.50.
9uIlen. - Der Martt mar bsus
ie siDas laggiam, bic preiis iaam
itetis bis nisogiger.
fSstte guIlcu $8.oo-S.5O; golcana
$7.00-7.s5; mnsers uHo Isi6te So
50-650.
Sdlber. - Die 3ufuhr par
iHdbie, bic GuaIitdt ssipo1nlia. Ter
Rartt mar Iangidm, Die preiis taum
iistis. @eip0bnlitbe unb IHipers Rail-
Der iparen langidm unb I6pa6.
Bite leithts gdlbsr S12.50-13.9o;
fnir bis quite $10.O0-12.50; otpinas
re unb srob, S500-8.5o.
9 9peire. - Der Rartt NOR
am 4nfong laueinm. 2eibte Stpeiz
ne uub sSerlsl fieleu nm 25c i'm prets
fe. Raube, idpere pStelforteu paren
itetia. Der S6Iub mar lnnefam.
aaserleisne ihipere 225 Pfuub uub
msbr S16.75; ouserlefeue 8erianct'
nnb sfleiittriorten 100 piuno urS
mebr $16.75; sinfade bis CUTE mitts
Iere unb aemii9te 160 gfuno unS
mebr $16.o0-16.75; Isi9te gsrs
Idnbtiprten 12O bis 155 sSfupb S15.s
5o-16.oo; prbindre bis CUTE Gsr'el