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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-06-14
Whale Steak Recommended to Cut
High Living Cost.

Washington, D. c., June TO-
Sperm whale steak and currant jelly
is one of the dishes the Bureau of
Fisheries OF the Department Of Com
n,erce wants the public to adopt in
the campaign to prevent waste and
conserve the supply of foodstuffs for
the war emergency. The meat OF
porpoises and dolphins also is sug-
gested as palatable dish.
Whales and porpoises are mani
mails. like cattle and sheep, and their
flesh is meat and not fish, a repre-
sentative of the department said to-
day. In texture and appearance it re-
sembles beef, though the color is
darker red and the flavor lis closer
to that of meat than any other. 1t
is devoid of all fishy taste. 1t is like
ly that it will soon be obtainable
flesh, corned and canned, and it is
recommended to those who have the
opportunity to purchase it,
Residents of Seattle, Wash, and
Portland, Ore, are already getting
away with great quantities of whale
meat and enjoying it, this same rep
resentative of the fish industry said,
and he added that he had seen it
served and consumed with relish at
hotels there. Each whale furnishes
about 10000 pounds of meat, which
can be served as steak or pot roast.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-06-14
nance railroad enterprise of any

kind.
Under the Harris Bates law the
amount of capital stock that for
eign corporation may hold in a do
nestle corporation is left to the dis
creton of the Public Service Com
mission.
Aside from the Buford resolution
submitting prohibition to vote at
the next general election, the CHIEF
liquor legislation enacted is the in
crease of the State dramshop license
to $500 and the permitting of chal-
lengers in the polls at constitutional
amendment elections
OF the six constitutional amend
ments carried in the session acts to
be voted upon at the next general
election, the most important are the
Cook amendment proposing
straight school tax of IS cents on the
500 valuation to relieve the general
revenue fund and at the same time in
crease the school money and the Car
ter amendment proposing tax OF 10
cents on the SIoo for road purposes.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-06-14
The Bond Situation.

Last week Judge Van Valkenburg
refused to quash the mandamus or
dering the county court to levy taxes
sufficient to meet the judgments held
by the Townsend heirs and Mrs. Har-
rison, and the matter was carried to
the United States court OF appeals
upon a writ of error.
The question of the contempt pro-
ceedings will be argued and decided
by the court Friday. 1t is not likely
that the extreme measures will be
enforced until after the appeal case
has been decided, which will be IN
October unless continued.
In the meantime it is expected that
damage suit will be filed against
the individual members OF the court.
ST. Clair County Democrat.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-06-14

must be made except such as will
tend to secure the future peace OF the
world and the future welfare and hap
piness of its peoples.
+, "And then the peoples Of the world
must draw together in some common
covenant, some genuine and practical
cooperation that will, in effect, COM
bine their force to secure peace and
justice in the dealings of nations
with one another. The brotherhood
iof mankind must no longer be fair
but empty phrase; it must be given
q structure OF force and reality. The
nations must realize their common
life and effect workable partnership
to secure that life against the aggres-
sions OF autocratic and self-pleasing
power.
"For these things we can afford to
pour out blood and treasure. For
these are the things we have always
professed to desire, and unless we
pour out blood and treasure now and
succeed; we may never be able to
unite or show conquering force again
in the great cause of human liberty.
"The- day has come to conquer or
submit If the forces of autocracy
can divide us, they will overcome us;
if we stand together, victory is GER
tain and the liberty which victory
will secure. We can afford then to
be generous, but we cannot afford
then or now to be weak or omit any
single guarantee of justice and secur-
ity."
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-06-14
RUSSIA SPURNS PEACE OFFER
Soldiers and Workmen's Council Re-
iects German Generals Offer.

Petrograd, June o-The council OF
soldiers and workmcn has made pub
lie the fact that the German COM
mander-in-chief on the eastern front
sent a wireless message inviting the
Russian armies to separate armis-
tice and proposing that they enter in
to secret pourparlers with the Ger
man leaders. The council denounced
the proposals.
In the telegram, the councils an
nounccment states, the German. COM
mander proposed to show the armies
way towards an honorable peace
and a means of ceasing to wage war
without a. rupture with the Entente
Niles.
The council of the workmen's and
soldiers delegates had in this connec-
ton addressed to the Russian army
the following appeal:
THE commander-in-chief OF the
German armies on the Eastern front
has sent to our troops wireless mes
sage proposing to indicate to them a
way toward An honorable peace and
a means for ceasing to wage war
without a rupture with the Allies.
The German general talks this way
because he knows that the Russian
revolutionary troops would reject
with indignation any overt proposal
for . separate peace.
That is why the enemy command
er-in-chief invites our armies to a
separate armistice and proposes that
we should enter into secret pourpar-
lers with the German military lead
ers on the Eastern front.
In his wireless telegram the Ger
man general declares that separate
armistice does not offer Germany any
advantage. But this is untrue, for, in
speaking of the inactivity Of the Ger
man army on the Russian front, the
German general forgets what Russia
cannot forget, the Russian defeat on
the Stokhod.
The German general has forgotten
that-the Russian troops know wither
the divisions and heavy batteries are
being taken from our front. The
Gerfnan general has forgotten that
we IN Russia hear the sound of the
bloody battle which are being fought
on The FraQco- British front. He has
foreotSsa sHat Russia knows that the
ovet1lrdw Of her allies would mean
the 6v@sl1fUW Of Russia and the end
Of II qlleesl liberty"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-06-14
SAN SALVADOR DESTROYED
BY EARTHQUAKE
Towns Within 80 Miles of Flaming
Crater Wiped Out.

San Juan Del Sur, Nicaragua, June
8-San Salvador, the capital of the
Republic of Salvador, with a popula-
ton of more than 10000, its suburbs
and other cities in 3o-mile radius,
have been destroyed by volcanic
eruption and earthquake shocks.
Hundreds of persons have persisted.
An operator, who reached the edge
of the destroyed zone, reported that
San Salvador and Santa Tecla were
in ruins and that everything in 30
mile radius had been destroyed by
the earthquake.
Residents of San Salvador are
camping in the streets and parks. AT
the time the report was sent in It
had been rhining heavily for five
hours.
| The disaster was caused by an
eruption of the volcano of San Sal
vador at the foot of which the city
lis situated. 1t belched forth lava,
| boiling water and ashes.
About 6:3s p. m. yesterday severe
earthquake shocks began and contin-
Eued until about 8:4s, with varying
| degrees Of intensity. At about 8:4s
lthe volcano of San Salvador began
| to belch forth. fire and smoke, appar-
tehtly on the side Of Quezaltepeque.
there was later one very severe shock,
fbut the tremors of the earth contin-
ned with decreased violence. At the
same time there was steady shower
of, dry ashes falling over the city:
San Salvador is about three miles
Esoutheast OF. the volcano San SAL
yador and is the seat of government
Of the smallest but most densely pop
Eulated Of the Republics of Central
America.
First record of an earthquake there
was in 1873. when the entire city was
nearly leveled and about 50 persons
p;erished. Since then the city and the
surrounding country have been rock
led again and again. whole cities and
Towns being fazed and many persons
killed.
HE city which was founded about
1885, il located. about I2o miles south
essf az the fown- Of Guatemala and
1 8 a I anal. stream which flows INTO
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and influence outside Of that empire.
That status must be altered in such
fashion as to prevent any such hide
Gus thing from ever happening again.
1--WE are fighting for the liberty,
the self-government and the undictat-
ed development of all. peoples, and
every feature of the settlement that
concludes this war must be conceived
and executed for that purpose.
Wrongs must first be righted and
then adequate safeguards must be
created to prevent their being COM
united again. We ought not to con-
slider. remedies merely because they
have pleasing and. sonorous sound.
Practical questions can be settled on
~ by practical means. Phrases will
not achieve the result. Effective re-
adjustments will; and whatever re-
adjustments are necessary must be
made.
"But they must follow principle
and that principle is plain No peo-
pie must be forced under sovereignty
under which II does not wish to live.
No territory must change hands ex-
eept for the purpose of.securins to
those Who iphabit il fair chance of
life and liberty. No indenpities must
Be insisted on except tkDee that con-
s}itute pajins6t ii flenffest wfosgs
done No - :! =! .!!!!l & g power
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1917-06-14
Austria Asks Slav Peace.

Petrograd, June S.-Fornal pro-
posals for a separate peace nave
been instituted by the Austrian Gen
e.ral Rohr. He authorized a delega-
lion from each Austrian division on
the front to enter the Russian lines
and propose such compact, 1t was
reported here today.
Simultaneo DUSTY 11cws'wasreceiveo
of a delegation of Austrians, includ'
ing two generals, who were in kish'
ineff, urging conference with the
workmen's and soldiers council
They were accompanied by a delega'
ton of Russian soldiers. Orders
were issued for their arrest.
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NaStuxrtise Wdrfte.
e c N Nort. 19. Mdra.

Hep yort, 19. Dtar3.
Wsbl. = Martt arhaItsnD ieit;--
Frubiabrs pdtetrts $9.40-9.65;
Dinter potents $9.05-9.3O; Dinter
Straisbts $8.65-8.9O; &anias
Straisbts $9.40-9.65.
Wei5en. - Waurtt fart; Ro. 2
barter $2.14; SO. l 0ortbern GuIntf
unb Ro. Pprtbern Manitobo 1926
{. o. b. Rem gort.
Msli6torn. Itartt hart; Ro,
2 selbes $1.264 c. i. (. 0ep yOrt.
9afer. = Wiartt perdnoerli9; -
Stanbdrb 75e.
Seu, - Martt itstis; SO. / $1.1O;
no 2 $100-1.05; No. 3 90-S5c;
YerIanbt 70-80c.
Sopfen. = wfartt i.etis; @tote or;
Oinarer bis auserleisner 1916 So
AT; 1915 7-9e; paeifs Riiite 191e
lib; 1915 S-9e.
Sdute. - Marit itetis; Sosoto
44c; Central 9lmerita 43c.
asber. - Martt fsit; Semlod firits
SIC; feeonbs soc.
port. - marti fart; Meb $36,.
90; iamilp $38.O0-40.OO; ibort
clear $37.00-39.00.
Beef. - Wartt fsf; Reb $24O0-
-25.OO; familp $26.2O-2S.OO.
S&maIa. - Nartt felt; WhoIt
Weit $2O.10-0,0.
Gals. - Wartt ieit; Gitp ia no.
minal; Gountrp 12-12se; Speciol
12sc.
Nolls. - Rartt feIt; sinbeiniiai
5lsecs Xxx DbiO uro pennipIDania
46-4Sc.
Rsis. - Martt felt; fanrp bsab 81
-54c; Blue role 4s-45e.
Wlolaiiss. - Wartt feit; Reip On
leana open tettIe 40-90c.
3uedr. - apbsr. Wtartt fetig. =
Centrifugal $3.50; wlolaFss $4.62;
raffiHirtsr. itstig; Gut 2Ouf $a.15;
gruTbeb $500; ROuIb q uno CUBES
$3.50; xxx popbersb $715;
popbsreo $40; feiner sraunuIirte,
800; DIAMOND u $500; Gonfeetio'
Hsrs u $500; go. l $685..
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3ufubr:


Rinbpieb. - Dos Qnsebot mar
beute iebr ssrins, oa bic GHsHbdhnsn
ii3 ipeisertsn Seubunssn anSunebs
men. Der Warti mar rubis uno bic
pr.iie iparsn itetig. - Stotsrs nno
syesbsrs purbsH ebemalIs nIr lpenig
setauft.
Mittlers unb iHpere Sti,r. $500
-11.O0; lsiiaer Stisre $7.OO-9.75;
auserleitns bis EXTRA $10.00-10.s
rs; Ssifsrs $7.00-9.00; aussrleiens
big ertra s9.25-10.0O; aiibe $500
800; aus,rlsisus Bis ertra 1925 =
800; Gamers $4.5o-5.75; Wlilas
,iibe $45.O0-115.00; StOders unp
syesbers $6.00-S.75.
8ullsn. - Dos 9lngsbpt mar
ftbr serins unb bic prsiie tparen felt.
Die Ra9frase mar cine quite.
Tsite guIlsn $S.75-9.25; 9OIrss
na $7.5o-s,75; masere unb lsi4te
$6.OO-7.50.
aGIber. - Der Wlarti mar isit
unb bic 9lrsiie nm 25-50c bDber.
Bette l.itte aGlber $l1.50-12.00;
fair big cute $10.O0--11.50; orbiuGrs
anb srobs S6.00-9.0O.
Sdpeine. - Die 3ufubr mar
jebr serins unb bic prsiIe Itissen um
1Oc per 100 pfunb. 2eitte 8srianbt'
jortsn unb SsrtsI tpurben fait gar
ni4i setauft.
gute biz aiiserleiene @srpadunsss
unb gl.ii6erforsn S15.20-15.25;
stmiIbte 9srpadunssforteu $500 =
1916; lei6te Werianbtiprisn, 12o
Bis 155 pfunb $13.00-14.o0; prbis
nars Big aus.rleiene ysrtsI, 10 Yb.
unb barunter $3.50 80; prbtndre
his anserlefsne aertsI, 10 pfunb
unb harun.er, $6.50-n50; prbindre
bis aiisrlefene f@nere fetts Sdue
$3.50 .Ooi Gtnss $am-d200
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c9en selest unb hanu NIT Grbe bebedt.
Dele RsibenIaat bat ben 0ortbeil,
buB spii4en ben Reiben Der 8Obsn
nit Der Sdt6ade befier ssIodert ipers
ben lam, unb bab bic eiH5eIueH
4flanaeu nab stpei Seiten bin ges
uiisenb Raum fir ibre Meitsrents
pidelung baben. 8ei al bieien Anss
Iaaten III berieuiee am 6eiteH bran,
Oem Miitbesie 5ur 8erfiisuns itebsu,
bier lGbt fi4 ulss isAr gut sinriHien
uno beoba6ten.
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G6ieaao. 10. Mar3.

S6psiue. = 3uiubr 1000. Marti
perdnosrIih, su gtnfGns bes Wtort'
tss mar cine grbO6uns DON 10 Bis 15s
iiber ben Samitus prsis gu DeraeiH'
rtsR aHb Der pseis Don $l5,17 aeigis
einsn neusn RetOro. 8ult $1465-
1905; lsi4te $14.20-14.9O; ge'
miI4te $14.5o-15.05; f4lpers $14,'
45-15.0o; raubs $14.45 --14,6O;
eJrisl $10.O-13.25,
RinbDisb. = 3ufutr 1000. Marii
feii; ginReimii3e Beef Stisre $9.l5
--12.65; Stoters unb Seebers &c.:
70-9.SO; aiibe unb 9eifres $5.75
-10.85: &dlher $1025-14.25.
S9afs. = 3ufubr 5000. Wartt
fsit; Wet6ers $11.10-12.65; Gpes
$8.ao-12.25; aGmmsr $12.5O-15.'
III
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Gbtcuao. 10. MGr3.

@sbsn. = Siir Wsai $1.s2t-1.'
88s. am S4lub s1S8; fir Suli 81
54t-1.58a, am S3lub $158A.
NslfatOru. - 5iir Uiai $1.o9t-
LIP. am ShIub Silly; fir SuIi
A.Ws-L10t, am S9lub $1,10.
Sufsr. = 5iir Mai 574-59tc, am
ShluB 6sgc; fiji SuIi 55a SITS. am
SdluB SIC.
RoegeH. - Wartt nominal.
@erits. - $1.00-l.32.
simOthp. - $3.75-5.75...
Slse. = $12.OO-18.12.
BORT. - 5iir Mai $33.4O-34.a =
40, am S5Iub $34.40; fir Suli
SS2,eo-33,95, ON S6lub $3.50.
S4maI3. - Sir Wtai $19.25-
1885, am Sdlub $l9.55; fir SuIi
$19.25-19.55. am S9Iub $l9.55.
g3ippsnieiten. - Sir Wai $17.65
1897. am S6Iub $17.97; fir
Suli $17.72-18.02, an S4InB
$1S.02.
Butter. - Dart itetie; Creamery
33-40c.
Gisr. - Warlt nieoriser; 3utubr
5937; firits 26ac; urbinare ftrfts %
-26e.
aartpffeln. - Wlartt nisbrissr. =
Disrcuiin urb Wi6isan peibe ST.
25-2.35; Sbabo, Colorado. gBafbs
inston uno Oregon $2.40-2.50.
@tfliigsl. aebenbes. Wart.
nisbriser. 5ii9nsr 21hc; Sprinsers
211c,
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ne p lerf. 19. W2dra.

Repgcrt, 19, Mdrs.
aupier = Martt rubis.
Gleetrplptic. - Wartt nomina. -
speites Quartal $33.0o-35.0Oi
nominal; brittss auartaI $31.oo--
$3.50.
GiIen. Martt itettis; glo, !
g1ortbsm $36.00-37OO 90; go. 2 $685.
50-36.50; go. 1 SoutRern SAL
$500; gen. 2 $31. .0o-31.5o.
3inn. - Wsartt feb; $54Oo-oh'
90.
Bid. - Marft rubts 81 gefragt.
Gpsiter cMarit ruHs.
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9rp 0ppbs s'Marft.
giHeinnati, 10. MGr3.
Der Wartt mar in Der psrfloNenen
Node rubis uHb bic g5reiIe itetis.
6is Ounttyuunsr moron mic fnInt.

<oUpS tuptS uHu DIG pietIe IletlS.
Die Quotirunsen paren pis folst:
Sraunsr wusIin :. Sreat Jalfs G
isc. Sootisr 9hc. GIsnmere g G i0c. Ssnosrfor
6auiln sAe. unioH iac. Dare eti6 1tMe.
0'aenolio q " ii4C. 4srperen I0st 30e,
DO. 81 2fhc, utica io.4 35t. 90, e.4 32Mc.
aelepooe ios4 800, so. s'i 27ae. erisbton 1o.4
SsbTsiStsI musttu =. @amIuita
ise.. 5rutt Of toe 9oom 12e. oonsbais 1lzc.
w2Gfensille i4s, OIL line;. 5oYs io%e; Gttsf
1oe. Gefpine pee Zoe. Qhefier i0Ae. Gorget'
gas.Rgt l0e. grintrpie she. sJor Rteer sA {.
giepneter 9fse. gnburban shs. gepperell 10.4
32isc, DO. Ss{ SOC. litica 1914 SIZE, DO. Pa
$50 6oiefpooe f0.+ s2he. 30. 9.4 SOC. Erist'
ton SEE bo es4 29jhc
grints ;. amerienn ebirtiua 7He. Gen.
gimpfSn Plain eLaf 9c, Sras SC, pattir anO
Sanllltou Until Robes ohc. Ratiornls 7ee.
Rsrifbire 7ae, Reliance SIC
Itdiugs :. malsen ioxe, Tortpooe
stmssisoa u q 4 2iMs, En.sn oi TOE neil
x 22ise. Susaue6aEna 24e. gsEnefto9a 2
Stnsba ms-amoosi.ae etasIs s1ae. n 9
9 i1he, lSeereit gIni'ie Zoe. eanenf'er siap!s
sisiss - Cur sst i9He, #osaI Glue
11he. RtbsrRbe iohe, SsHrteo ehe. TaHoiu'
Ssuims-c csonss 17s sssnOba 2oe, Ores.
cent lehc.
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g 6afe unb Qammer.

S4afe unb 2dmmer. -
3ufubr nur 4 Gtiid. Der Warft mar
itetig. @uts paren nidt i'm Martte.
S4ofs. ausuleIsm bis etra $10.25
--10.5O; CUTE bis ausnleiene $3.50
-10.25; orbindre bis fair 5000
900. - 2dmmsr. auserlefene biS ec>
tra $14.50-14.75; CUTE Bis ausers
ldsne $14.o0-14.5O; oroinGre BIB
fair S1O.OO-13.50.
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First Call.
UeIs. ssnbs .aS aitiea in Qe,p Dsri.

WeI&6!fDVoIIeff UuS6fa O. 44Xx
tisioatiri. 0s4id anf 2onbon parsa ts.
iis. our % fsss sA71. COMMERCIAL
UiaS. DO Isse. tkt0H. ei3t ANY; "a.
bel . GnssiiaRgtn eA76k. 6ranes SiHt
6.S5. 9absi S.6sK. Wah SiHi SOC. "a,
bel 6s5f, Rrpnen Sidt II. le, aobel 1l.2o,
Sire SID. 7.as, Rabef 7.s<4, SubeI Gi&i
zsX. Rabd 2sx. eilbsr BagssR 7se,
yssI,isniIbs 2oastS S8}5.
GftieBasrit-Esr Gesrit mar teuis
Itbr lebbsft nnb Der umioS beiisf fiA au!
aber i,ise,000 Giiish Die GiisRbabn. 6 iiis
mar Kart i'm Ygeiis unb AUD bk metfteu
non ben Jnositrie. batteu sbeufalIs
0e@inne asbuweiisn.
nlf~wa owusls-
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lIeberkd3t bes Cincinnati
Marftes,
Jir bic MsntaG ben 10. Warj
1916enbiaeuoe Wohs.
gineinnati, 10. Wdr5.

~ . - ~ - ~ - 49,
Die no45ols.nsen auotirungsn bss
aieben ii& nur auf gugros Sranss
aitionen. Bel ileiursu Gei1dtt.n
iptrben eiipas b0bere preiis bere4nst.
prootftonen.
G9mal3. - prima Stsom
18.3-1s.45; Jamilp 5000
20.5Oe.
1rpdm ssfaIseues Gtetid.
Sbort clear Seiten 19a-1Sat;
Grira Ihort clear Seitsn 19a-19h;
turse Rippenisiteu 18a-19e; Sellsss
22h-23ae.
Sagar Gureb Gfeif4. -
S4inten 22a-23Ae; pienie S&al.
tern 17S-1se; Breaifaft Bottom "a
-26e; S1ultsrn 1SA-19c; S4ul'
tern. geeip gort Gut, 19-19Ae; tro'
dene Beef S4uIisrn 31A-32ae.
Bacon. = Gbort clear Stittl
21A-21ae; eytra Ibort clear StitsI'
21{ {-213c; furJs Rippenisiten 2O9-
2lae; Bellies. 24A-25ae.
eabs.p5i.ltes gI.if9. -
S4initn 20-20ae; pienie S4ultsru
16s-17c; Bellies 21-21ae; S4uls
tern 17a-1se; S&ultsru, Rep yor'
Gu. 1855.
Srifdes GIetfh. --Shinlsn
20-21e; pitnic S4ultern 16-16ae
s9ultsrn 17a- a-1Se; ,uras Rippen'
f.it.n 18a-19e; fhort clear Rippsns
fsiten 1St-1Sae; srtra t6ort clear
Rippenieittn 1Sar ar19e; Bellies, lsi4'
te. 24-241e; Bellies. fdapere. gig.
22te; Beef Garcab 15c.
Webl unb Getreibs.
Mebl. - Winier pateui 1925
9.75; Dintsr fantp $S.75 -9.25;
Wnitsr familp $S.25- -s.75; Winter
eytra $7.8-7.75; Wintsr prbindrer
$6.75-7.25; 5artss DtiSeu patsnt
&.25-9.75; 6artes Wsiben fancp
$4,000; Sdrtes W.isM fumilp
T.25-7.75: Rnsseu. ROrtbpeitern
semil4tss $7T5-8.OO; HosssH, eup
sinss $s.Oo-s26; Wosssn. e"9
semtities $s.OO-8-2o.
WciSsu. - Ro. 2 rotber Mintsr
s2.@-2.06; RO. 3 bo. s1.4-2.'
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6dute. - Wartt mar rubig uno
iietis. RabssInlssne SO. 17a
-18e; 80. 2 16a-17c pei pfuno
Gitp guthers frii4e 17-1sc per
pfunb; gountrb 13-14c; &albTells
22-24e; go. / 8uIlen 14c; No. 2 DO.
13c.
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pierbe nnS Nyfauleiel.
Gineinnatt, 19. RGrs.

Sn Der berfIofsneu WOds mar bic
Ra9frase cine ,ismli9 CUTE, bsionbers
mad Maultbirm. Die 3nfufr mar
MIR mGBie uuo bic pretie ftetis.
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.Satteu Sie bos &artenipieI fiir
sin auiterP"
rDds tpurnt eors burduf ar Oh
man astpiru1t ober berltert..
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Die umiase TN bisiissn Glearingtans
bslisfsn ii& bsuis aui s5,s25,s75.
fslaI-esfsriilfsR.
Qmeriean Boiling Rin com. unb Cine.
Strsd w. 1ttisn Usrsn beate IN Nad'
iIase mo fsf i'm 4reiie, ionf wsr Der
Sarft rubig. gerfaufs surben:
On bsS eSsfe.
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3nder. - Marti fek - Rdffi'
ntrttr Gut 2oof $50; prtpbsref
$40; Cubes $3.50; grruultrtes
$3.50; Gom1iionssr ~ $500,
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Ntebmarft.

Gtneinnati, 10. Wdr5.
3ufubr unb 0srIanbt fir bic oer'
floIi.n.n As Stunb.n, psrsli4en nit
berielbsn 3sit Der Itstsu Wo4s rparsn
pis fDIst: J.
3ufubr:
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utaetHuett, II Wer5, lvlh
DE Deafsn sAsen bsute nit Routissar.
bettsl earf bsiAditist sRb bs Na4frage
aa4 0syleben wsr siRe cute. Die 8ins.
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HiSfsnte per $1,000 3nii1sn pautsn set'
iautt. DE Gounierrste bttrdst soc Drdmis
xss eie41
DsAiM ssi enrsps.
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Al pye Viz. Stsrlins quoiiri. blr Bs4'
isl sui Berlin wrresn IKE Pre- Dlarf be.
ls6nst. tas 1edtei aut Yaris IKE pro
Crane. axi 1mfsrpam axe Sys 0uisea
upb aut 8ien l2ht ptsRrsns. 2ires 131se.
2ubd 81, 6tedhelm pro 4rsHe $500,
oraues tSdSeii) 2ONe.
.rsasssissss.
Ussss sutis uns kai,. Die DaRisa sps.
ftfeu mte tafof.