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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
Orb Onobs Warft.
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Die 9eitdfte babeH ii5 IN oer Der.
iIohensn Do9e nnr perig ssbob.n
unb Der Ufartt mar fIau. bic yreii:
uoreu absr feit uno IN .inigen Jdasu
stipas b0Rr. Die GaOtiIuuaen no.
ren ME fOIgt:
StaaHsr RaSIin 9rsat Haus g
l5hc. 1oolisr 10hC blsHmors & iOhc
SsH6erion GanEtin 1875. umOH iO4.e par6
siif i2kC. ylasnoIin Y q Il I2c. bevpsrsl
i0.4 32hc. DO. 81 3ot lneG lO.4 .Oc, 90.
80 5Ihe Aofetpooe iOi 3lc. be. 81 25ISe.
stg:isF s:s.s,.i iG: sine b.. B. it 2s' psmts,,,
2Os. Jruii ol tbs eoOH l5ils ggns5dIs isr'
giaioHpius l5c, GIN i2@.s eone ii&c. 2lg
fgp lie earb spars lJlzs grimrois gc,
Clb Baithfll &C. 6HbigBla tc, BeYpersn 10. /
s5c. DO % 32hc. utsl lD4 l2nC, bO. 81
l0c HofeiBoob I0b4 93+ b. 81 Bic Brigb.
tor i0ss 24e. DO. 81 81 &c
gtiHiS ameriCGg sbrtiHa Tx, Gen.
itai Qari 7kc, dmercgH 5usigo o. U1UuI.
ming si4e, grdns Sc, SiU,Vf5U Uourning SIC,
eimpioH 9laiH Bad -ac. 6tao sAt. do
rliie Gno eamilion ZDil 1obs5 ioc. 5ationol
INC, RellGuee et4e.
10000 i5Sc. snii0H isisc. ,imOsi,as q . q
aSs5anna 27s. domne'ioaa : s z5I1e'"
6inabame - GEigs,tGa Ssagls i0ite.
as. Z i3e. Snsrsti I!aFic iis. eGHeGttsr
Piatbs- Hur Bsi i3c. Rgsal Blue
i2iht. Riberftbe f05sc esrrieo lOc.
Tertms - Ceense Hat Renooa 2ic.
armlsb 20c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22

aanapba GaIls, %. 90. "a SUB.
gburlsiton, SO. 8a.-6.9 JuB.
pOrtsmoutb, ObiO-9.2 SUB, fGut.
2OuisOiIls, Gb.-S.1 5ub. fdat.
GOaHsOille, Snb.-12O 5uB, fdlt.
ytafbbillt, 9enn.-8.3 Sub, fdGt.
Chattanooga, 5enn.-7.5 SUB. fGGlt.
guirO, Sn.-23.9 GuB, fdlt.
Utempbis. 3enn. - 1873 Sub, folIi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
G5teuao 21. Taai.

-N' -|
Dsissn. = Slr Suli $2.30-2.39
dm SdIuB S2.33; fir SePtsIabel
$2.09-2.17. ON SdIub S2.10.
Wsliatoru. - Gir Suli sL54a-
1.574 ON SaIub $l54s; fir Sep
tem5sr $1.473-15o. am S4lub S..
41h
6afsr. = SIR suli ee+ess. am
Sdlub s6ic; fir septsur5sr SD
57se. am S4luB 56te.
ROsseu- - Rartt nominal.
9erfte. - S1.30-L6O.
simotbp. = S.75-8.OO.
RIee. = $12.O0-17.0O.
BORT. = Cir @ai $3s.25; fur
5uli $3s.3o-38.65. an s4luB
$38.
s9mal,. - Sir Suli $22.55
22.77, am salaB $22.55; fir Sep
tember $22.67-22.S7. am S4IuB
$22.67.
gaippenisitsn. - Gir Suli $2O.62
-2O.90, am Sdlub S2O.62; fir
September $20.T7-21o7. amS5lub
$20.77.
Butter. - Wartt itstig; Creamery
$33-3Sc.
Gisr. - Wartt b0br; 5irifs 34lI
OrbinGre firits 81 323c.
Gartoffeln. - Utdrtt b0ber; golo.
raoO, Soabo, Oregon uno Wafbinss
ron 1925 5-3.35; @iscOniin unb Mis
4igaH $3,00-3.2.
9eTIiiaeI. - 9eberhes. glortt bos
Der. 9iibHer 21c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
sen. psnSs maS Mltien in &c. ysri.

Gef4afispapiers pureen - 4A-5x bis.
iostiri. @edIa auf 8onbsa sarea fts.
TIC. Gar 80 fsse N72. Gommereal
ptas. 90 aase, sA1lh. eiHt A1tK;
isebel.anu siiunssn S4.7e1<. Granes Stdt
b.E. Ratd k7S Rsrf, fsint Cuoiirun'
ssa, arsneu. fsine Guoiiuneen, are eiHi
7.of. Aabd TOO. Ruba 6tat i71l. 9aba
%. 6iItr. Barren H1s Refiiansids
Sglsrs sS9Sc
Attienmsrft.-Ser Narit mar ttuie
iebr Isbtaft unb uit Brsiis irit. Sis Nn.
uitions-HffisH paren natfrii@ tonnage.
benb. bed tatien fsFt ans uttisu bee Site
9tDtnue Su usryeifnsh Der uiaiae be-
Lief fit anf stpa 1,eoe, 900 a'tisn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
Sisbmarft.

Gtntinuati, Is. Wtat.
3ufubr unS 9erianbt fiir bic Oer'
iloftfsn AZ s.-nbeu. osrsIi4eu NIT
bsrislbeu s3it SZ !sBtsu Wo4e pd'
rm nie fOIgt:
Sgfubr:
Rinhp. S5peiu. S3af.
IA. Taoi 1887 6l25 q
q. Ulai 1903 5912 loo
guanbt:
aiabp. G9tpein. S4dfs
Ia. Tui SO 3407
q. Rai >. 202 1432
RiubDieh = Sk 3utubrsa
par.n mdbig gub preife uHoeran'
bert. gilhtu5g pareu iistiS bel Ieths
fem gnes6ote. Die gaaHfrage fii;
Stoders uno JseOsrs mar auBergs'
pSbuli4 Isidt lid prsis uuDeraH'
bert.
gsittlrs uuo i4iuers Stier. 1915
-12.25; GIsiittrsStiere $50
80; auserlei.us Bis EXTRA Sl0.75-
I11.75; S.iisrs $s.0o-10-50; auser'
IsIsne bis eItra S10.75-1l.25; Siibe
$7Oo-S.75; agssrlsieus bis sttrl
$9.o0-9.75; Glansrs $5.50-7oO;
IltI6tiibs S45.Cy-1.25.00; Stodsrs
unb 1eeners S7.JO-9.5O.
9allsn. Die 3ufuhtsn ma
ren mdBia unS bic pretis eeoriitt.
sSstte gunen S9.75-10.50; So'
IOsna SS,50-9,75; Htassrs uHo !sl4'
is 800 $50.
2GGbsr. Die 3ufubrsu porsn
3iemlich rsi5Iit uHo Die preiie ftetts.
Bette leitis adlber $13.0O-13.'
80; fair bis gut, $12.0o-13.O0; Or
oindre urb grob. S7.OO-11.00.
Sdptin.. Der Uaortt mar
i'm olloemsinsH ye3t Iebbaft. 5Isis
i6erIortsn uurosu ettpas biIiser persI
iuit iniOlss HisOyigtr ROtirunssn i'm.
Weiien.
elusaeiutte Sapers, 240 pfunb
lnb oufpdrts, s16.25-16.95; s.'
niI6ts uno Sl,iiterfortsn $500
1926; lsi6ts 9sriaubtiortsn, 120 bis
l5O pfunb, $l450-14.75; Gertsl.
no pfuub uNo odrunter $500
1900; orpinGrs Bis auserleisns i9spe'
q f,tts adue s9.0o-16.90; sgtra
1904; Stdss s8,0o-13.o0.
Sdafs 'uub mer. Il
Snfolae rsesr Rldfroee iparen bic
BreiIe b0ber. Gsidorene S9aie Ud=
EN- 75c-$1.OO b6btr. Der yeartt
6lob feit.
S4nit, duserlefeue bis eItra $l0.'
,5-11.00; gut, Biz auserIefene $10.'
O-l0.75; orbtrirs bis fair $500
900; g5ts $4,000. afius IN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
Elub.Wa@ribtea.
Oienfaa. .. Nai.

Der SbiOilub pirb Ii9 I'M Ginrin'
natter Diitritt uitt Diel perouoern
9eftern Gbeno bate oerfeIbe bel bic
tiger staot sinen DaHerttaHb Dor
1o.6 Sdb.
Die frIssnben Oepefdsn trdfeH &C.
tern bier etn:
pittsburs, pd.-3.6 Sub, Itsist.
WbesIins, 10. 9o.-5.0 Gub, fdlIt.
partersbars, %. gd.-8.0 CUB. tei5I
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
@6feaao q. Wlai

S4peins. = 3ufubr $4,000; BuIi
s15.90-16.40; lsi9t. s15.15-16.s
80; semii8ts $15.65-16.45; f4Dsrs
$15.65-16.50; raube $15.65-15.s
80; Iertel $10.50-14.50.
RmpOieb. - 3ufubr 1900. -
Ttarit fHtpu9; Ginbeimif4s geer
StIsre $9.50-13.65; Stoders uno
Geebers $760-10.35; aii6s uno
6eifsrs $6.60-11.5o; aGlbsr $1o.'
00-14.50.
S6dfe. - 3ufubr 1900. Wurtt
itetia; Wetbsrs' $12.75-15.75; Gpes
$12.25-16.0O; Gdmm.r $15.75-
20.40
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
@etans
Rem gort, p. Rai.

Rem Yort, q. WtaI.
aupfsr. - Wartt tstis.
glectrDIptie. - Wartt uno 5DeIte2
auartdI S31.00-33.00; ortttes
Guurtal unb ipdtsrs 2lbIiefsruna
2S.00-3o.00.
Gtien. - Mtort fsit; GO. l Rore
tbern S44.5O-45.00; glo. 2 $44.0O
go. / Soutbern $500
41.00; go. 2 $39.50-40.00.
3inH. - Rurt feIt; $65.oo-65.
10.
glsi. - Wlartt tart 104c.
SeeItsr. - Wdrtt feit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22

sef4orsHe e9afe gum 9srtnuf
2dmmer, uuserleisne Biz trtru $13.I5
-1400; CUTE bis aussrleiers $3.50
-13.75; orbiiidrs bis foir $500
1900; 5riibiubrs-admmsr $14.O0-
-17.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
Der 3erFreutG

prpfsKUr; r3u crmm! Dretmol bus
be id ben Brief niteeuOmmen uHo
DerssFtn, fbu in ben Sufen gu tDers
fen; iebt no i'd enOIih barau berrie b.
ou babe icb ben Brief DersEHsn.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22

.Du. Batter. Der Gransl BON Rads
bar Isrnt bic boppsli. gu&fiihruns.A
.Wa9t niy! Rd&ess aaar l,rnit
Du bic Srsifa4s-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
xpm Welomarfte.

~ outa az, II. Rai, 1917.
GN 4anftn uuo aud bic Elailtr wares
tsale sismli4 fart bsinafiiat une pisg2aa.
ttags pa4 9ahebtH mar sias rstt sute.
Dtio III isk. 6ir EarlsbeH .Ou eals mar.
ben bon ben DaEifa 5-6Tx y berednst,
wahrtno GsiHafs2 apitre ID 6-8% etslen.
tIri perseH. Jm oiitnsH Rsriis wurbtn
Ssristsn .on esl- 90 s-6kX uno aui
Bsii ~ 6-e& pfacin-
Esssia aHf yiss porf.
Euroen ~ Bari tBii9sa BanisH ssrsauit.
Die aounterrais bstrdoi soc prdmts per
$1,000. t
sss6id sHf Gursps.
sei&i.BsdisI suf 2oaeos purssn 40
All bro Die. Stsdins quoilrt. 3ssA.
vi suf Berlin DurDsu nitt qustirt; ihr
@t4isis auI Yafis 1ss pro tJranc, auf
Nmiifrsam 4iKs pro 9ulbsn. Ds4fd
: cut @isH purbtn nidi auoiirt. 2irei
l43xt. Huba SIX. S,odhelm pre- &rsHe
so.S0. 5ranes (S4psii zoe.
= ennsss-rtassfisnsx.
ssuH rntis uas hsiiI Sh BsHiea gus
ttren ME falaf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22

Die na9iOls,nben QuOtirunssu BE-
siehen fi9 nur auf gngros Srans'
aitiOnen. Bel sleinsrsn G,i&dftsr
Derben ettDas b5bere preifs bers4nsi
propifionsu.
S4mala prima StsaH
22.65-N.75; 5amiIp 23A24e.
2rOden ssfalseass Glst q,
- Sbort clear Seiten 224-22ae;
Grtra ibort clear Seittn 22-22te;
turas Rippsnieitsn 21a-214t; geaisS
24a-25if per Piunb.
GerGu9.rtes SIsti9. -
Short clear Seitm 244-25e; srtrd
ibort clear Seiten 24 25c; iurs,
Rippsnieitsn 24-24ae; Bellies 2ea
-277e per pfuiib.
Susar Gureb Glsif5. -
Sdint.n 27-Nse; pirnic S9ulttrn
21a pc; greaifaft Bacon 81
35c; S3ult,rn In padstsn 22s-2e;
Sduliern, Rsip Dort Gut, 23-23ae;
trodsns Yeei S&ulteru 1886 per
pfunb.
Sibssp0tItss 9 gtsif4.-
S9initn 24-24sc; pienic S4aI'
tern 18a a-19e; Bellies 2S-28bc;
S4uIiern 20t-21c; s4ultsrn. Rem
Yort Gut 21-21sc per pfunb.
Sri DIES Gltifd. - S8intsn
fofe 241-251r. qlicnir G6ultern
19F204e ;S4uIisrn 21-21t; tura.
Rtppeuisii,n 21-214e; iboIt clear
RippeHfeiisn 21-21he; .Itra Ibort
cellar RtpptWisiisu 21-21tt; Isi&ts
Bellies 32s-33e; i4aDrs Bellies 80
-Oae.
WsbI unb Getreibe
RebL. - Biuisr patsnt $14-25
-14.75; Wtutsr fanep S13.76-14'
%; Dtntsr familp $13.25-13.75;
Binisr ertra S12-26--13.75; Winter
oroinGres S1L75-l2.25; 5artes
Websn patsht $14.25-1475; Sars
tes Weism fonep s13.5o-14.0o;
SartssDeiaen famiIp S12.75-13.2o;
Rosseu. ROrtbDeftern. semii4tss
$10.25-10.50; RDsgeu. Giip, reiass
$10.50-10.75; Rosseu. Gitp ssa
mti4tes $10.50-10.75.
Det3sI. = Ro. 2 rotber Wintsr
2.9s-3.o1; Ro. 8 DO. $2.93-2.9s;
go. 4 30. $2.60-2.S0.
On m. n ,,..E.a
WeI @ iorn- No. z DaB@
%; In ~ 'eS. 8 %. p. o.
sas, T1: ~ . % Gooot. ~; 90; o
", SLoomi'o'i gp. . %, 9A."om
On ~ z s'.s Pt.oa,.o' ac
I ea. po ( m e. s1fI &c. Ro g
no a 50, "a 30 o 90, n,,u;sh,,s
81 60. Mo . So q co. 60. po Sa
Sl,tb-l.bS, Wp. 3 DO. Sl.b4--Loo.
Ro m S1 Go-I "a Ul,ibea
~ NsbsS
bsnturn 81 .ss~l. .ss. o,,nifd,t,s SOi.
bentprn $1.64-1.66.
Safer. Rp. 2 iDtibtr 73tc;
STANDARD iDeibr 73-73ie; RO. 3
psibtr 72-72te; Ro. 4 neib.r 70
71e;; 10. 2 g.mii&etr 71-71te;
gto. 3 semiid5tsr sintimii6er 70
~ On nn 20
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22

9,s umidse TN tisfssu elssriHsssns
btIistfa I'D bssie suf eT.0sT,szS.
esiai.esssrtiatsu.
dn bss esfis.
Broeier & Gamble. gint. Gss Eransyor'
tation ua6 parason Rfiinina Go. Hiiim
waren bsuie IN suitr asairsgt ane Fart
i'm Sneiie. Die 9siHaits saTsn .isnlia
ifbbait. Bsfaaii purssp:
TN sfftufn glarft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22

pa ule. UsutII Iodt rugtq uUU
ft.tis. = RdbsefaIssHe 30. ! 18a-
19c; RO. 2 17s-18c; per pfunb
Gitb Builders frifhe 19-20c per
pfunb: gOuntrp 14-15c; anIbfsIl.
2s-29c; go. i 9uII.u 14c; go. 2 bO.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22

Suder. - Warft ieh. = Rdftls
uirtsr Gut Goat S10.55; poubtr.S
S9.15; CUBES $1,000; sranuIirtsr
$500; gpHfationsr ~" $500;
off 81 $S.6o-S.70; psibsr trtra
S8.40-S-50; sIira .G- $3.50 per
tunbsrt pfunS.
WoIaffes. - Wartt Fstis. -
Ren ORLEANS Open aettsl 60-65e;
Centrifugal 32--42c per Gdllone.
Refs. - gItra fanrp 5sab 83-
&c; fanep 7ESc; iseoub Ssnb
6-7e; s.brO8snfr 7s-8e; Snpon
7t-7as; Blue Rpie 84-8ie PET
plumb.
Daitps proSutfs.
Butter. - Rarti lebbnft. prsiI,
sttpas fsiiry. - @bclsmils sytra Ar,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
Bierbe nns Wtanleiel.
Gintiuratf- q Wlat.

GineInndtt, q. Utat.
Die Gei4dfte lp1ym in Der per-
itoFsnsu Wo4e istr ru5is. Die 3n'
ilibr mar uur mGbj5 unb bic prsfis
itstia. Der Wlar.t ialOh fLau.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22

| YL'Ot pel NubrHD.
Otaunb GemHfs
! aepfel. - Rome Beoutp $3.50
Zoo; Ben 9obis $4.B-5.25;
GcHo s5.25-5.50: Rings $3.50
600; Gre.ninas $6.O0-6.5O; Jn'
f.riOr all. S0rt.u $2.5o-S.5o per
gbI.
| 3itroneu. - California S3.25
$50 per aif,; aimes 9oe-Sl.W
per atiis.
Grans.n. - California Raoels
$2.25-3.0o; 5IOriba $3-25-3.6o;
Psr atfte.
Sraps5ruit. - GIoriba 81
00-4.50.
auanas. = $2.Oo-3.oo per
Crate.
Gr6btereu. - $1s5-3.00 psr
Crate Don "a Quarts.
Somatoes. = Sloriba S2.25-
2.75 per Crate Don 8 Gorbsn.
Sartbffeln. - Wti4igaH uno
gisconfin ss.5O-1o.O0 per.Sbl. uno
$500 per gu. pom Gelsiis; Sunss
iyloriba Ro. l S10.Oo-1o.25; Ro. 2
$a.75-1c.00; SO. 8 $6-5o-Z0OI
per gbI.
Sabtartoffstu. Rdnep
SalIs $2.25-2.50; Ro. 2 $L5O-|
1.75 per Sampsr.
8urten. Sretbbaus 9Oc-I
$100 per 0ussuh.
araui. - aouiIiaua uub alabd'
ma s5.0o-7lOO per Crate; 5lorioa
&c per pfunb.
Detbe RIbeu. S150 per
gu.; Sung. NiTiTippi 2oc per 0so.
Stsdriben. - &.oO-o.OoI
per B6l.
aObl. - ginhimif4er $2.75-|
300 per gbI.
3nisbslu. - 5sras, tpeibe 81
1925; DO. goilers Sl6-176;
9eyas, s.fbe $2.00-2.10 per Crate;
Spunii4 s4-oo-5.Oo per LOO pfo.
Grate.
Spiuat. - Ginbsiuii4.r 65-
Toe per gu.
SuRse Grbfen. - S1O-2-'
15 per 5amper.
Crime bnsn. Sloriod
S1.25-1.90; Da9sboRneu S1.75-I
$500 per camper
aarottsn. - Gtnbeimiite 81
W-450 per Bbl.
QaHbbrcb
5su. RO. l Spmotbp $500
1880; go. 2 Simotbp $1S.0o- 49,
80; 0o g sinroths $17.50-18.Oo;
Ro. l seniidt.r Rlse $3.50; WO.
Q serRii6tsr ale $3.50; Ro. l
alt. SI8-5O-19Oo; Ro. 2 RIse
S18.Oo-1S.5o; Siefigs alfalfa
$20OO-23.OO; ROegentrob s14.0o
-14.50; Saferitrob $1o.00-10.5o;
DeisenftrOb S1o.5o-11oO per
per Ionne.
Wibfsufutter. - Wartt rus
big. = Rlsi, $37.50-38.50; Wioos
lings, trauns $42-Oo-43.OO; peiBs
$500 -46.00; seutidtes Gutter
S39.00-40.0O.
SGmereitH. War,t fsft.
- Rlseidmen S10.1o-11.3O 80 per Bu.
bonn Store; stmotbp $3.25-3.75;
Bu9psiasn $20-2.40; SIa3sia'
mtu 1920 per Su.
Derf4iebenes.
Dele Marii isit: a.inDI. roh.s
s1.22 psr Gdn. In partieu IA Sbl.
iO-25 gallonsn S1.35; 1-9 Sail.
SLAP; sstO4tss IL mebr; SO. l earO.
.! s1.08-1.10, CONNER SsIt S1.s
Cotton Seeo Oil raft. ST.
32-1.42 p. 9alI.; 5srpenttn 53c in
partien non 1-5 5ab uno &c in
Qartien Don 10 bis %. GalIonsn;
pe.rpl.um. SbiO Carbon stats asfi
9sc; SpssinlsScrte 11-12c; Rso
Gropn SaIoIin 24t; RapPia 29c per
Gallont.
SaIJ. - Der Rorit IN rubis. -
Sbio RiDsr $1.6o per gbI. BON 100
yfunb. Guhrlchn biHsusefiigt.
sals. - Warit ien. - prima |
Gitp 17i-1sc; bo GouHftp 16s Te I
per g}fuub.
gcbntn. - Rapp S1o.5o; prima
Rarropfai S9.75-1o.00 per gu.
aoblen. - Rartt ru5is. pittsa ..
5ura S6.50-7.0O; aonatpba $500 !
$50; Nut anb SIad $3.50 per !
spnne abssIisferi. Rau9Iois Stiid' ! !
'obln $s.oO-s.50; anibraeit. S10.' !
30 per 5pnns obstIisfsrt. Cote tos !
let $7.oo-7.75 per sOnne obsss
iefsrt.
WcIls. - Der Martt mar tn Der 4
,srflOHsnen Node fer. :
Gepdf4eu. &
I'm 3ubsr stpaf&eHe-
RO. ! unb cussriDdblts 45-50c 7
r. L.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
ueberfi1t bes Gincinnati
Wfarftes,
Jir bic 1oHtaG ben 21. Rat
1917 snoissnot Wshs.
Gtnetnuatf., q. gsai.

Die na9iOIs,nbeu AuOtiruHssu be'
sieben fi9 nur auf gngros 9rans'
aitiOntn. Bel iletnsrsn GtiGdft,n
iperben ettpas b5bere preiie btrs4net.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22

Gtntinuuti, Is. Wsat-
3ufubr UNI 9eriaH6t fiir bic Oer'
iloiitfien 4S S:gHoeu. oersIt1eu NIT
bsrislben s3it 0sr !sBtsu Wo4e ud'
reu ME IplQt:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20

eat the loaf and have II too. a con-
tinuancc Of the present rate Of de-
StroyinS the sources of supply must
need result sooner or later in IL prac-
teal demonstration OF the folly of
killing Of the goose that lays the gol-
den egg. y reduction in the amount
Of wooden goods worn might tenn
porarily affect the manufacturer OF
or dealers In clothing, but not so
seriously as will IL continuance OF
killing off the sheep so rapidly each
year that there will be lacking the
wool to keep the mills going. 4 de-
termination on the part of the peo-
.'le as whole to eat only half the
amount of meat in view OF it's doub-
ling i'm price would OF necessity work
Il great hardship upon the packing
houses and all those working i'm them
but not near so great one as the
continuous killing of cattle and hogs
multiplying. II cannot be overlooked
manufacturing plant cannot be kept
going. and that there are many things
far worse than Il temporary loss If
I II be hysteria 10 sound &; note Of
warning for AN economy that will pre-
vent too great reduction i'm the
sources Of supply whether these be
articles Of food or manufacture. II
should he quite fashionable to be
hystcrical at this time. Individual
economy is again coming into it's own
as the one safe and sane remedy for
the maladies that have befallcn our
nation as the result OF too fast Iiv-
ing. cutting living expenses all along
the line is truly safety first
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
WHY THE PUBLIC DEMAND
IR0N|zED PAW-PAW
BECAUSE 1T is IN LIQUID FORM
Hundreds of Letters Praising the Merit of This
Great Remedy Hourly Coming In.


south Emwood hadth
TawP
o be alb to
Of health
stafter
condition
the
to make n
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to Of
mand
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haveb in the
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rk.-A
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
JACK WHEELER STILL ALIVE
Dnn'iilr hoy Who Went to Euron, In
iOIt Had Hcrn Given In
Loaf.

DANNILLE. VA Nav 1o-1ac,,
Wheeler. son Of Mrs. Lila VI. Wheeler.
F" DanVille youth. who went to Europe
IN 1919, and who since 1915 had been
given up az lost by his mother. is alive
AN" wei. according 10 Il letter received
by his mother this week, I'm which he
tens OF being on torpedocd shin
hcclcr lett on a cattle boat and up
until "A few days ago was last heard
from at Gibraltar. at which place he
inhii"d letter to his mother. telling
her that he was sailing on the follow
ing morning for America. For year
nothing was heard. and it was assumed
mat lie had persisted. Wheeler since
mat time has been in the service of
Tie Anchor Line, and in his letter. writ
ten from Londonderry. Ireland April
-. relates the attack on the ship Of
which he was second officer. I'VE were
torpcdocd and sunk" he writes "by a
German submarine ia miles off the
west coast Of Troy Island on SUNDAY
morning. April 22d, at l:30 \. NJ but
all on board were saved after wc had
been in the lifeboats for thir,v-ninc
hours. with nothing to eat and drink
The submarine gave us time to got
into III" lifchoais. and that IL the rea-
son that We were all saved. There were
~ the boat Of which / had charge ten
men. All sailors. and fourteen young
girls. All going to the front AS Red
Cross nurses, and ] tell you | never
saw such GOODNESS in all Of my life
They were not afraid. and even helped
III" men 10 row all they could, but some
became so cold that they could MOI,
move when We landed. The Irish pco-
pie are taking care of us who arc
With tn" American consul until ar
rangcuruts can he made to get us to
America. The Irish people are the
kindest people ] ever met. They met
Us with carriages here. a troop of Irish
SailorS and a band
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
GREATER Loss THROUGH
EATING OUT or SEAS,

EATING OUT OF SEASON
However. AS appalling as the above
figures may seem, there is ~ far greater
loss through eating too much or sup
plying tho table with things out OF
season. The subject Of a wcil-balanccd
daily ration in most homes is the oc-
casion of hut little serious thought on
the part OF the housewife. with the
every day American citizen, eating
seems to he more "A matter Of how
much can be dUuclto what il set he fore
him than what Is eaten viii DO for
him in supplying tho necessary energy
for making him an efficient worker. As
81 general rulc diving out Of season
implies Il locscning OF the purse
strings not only in that IL entails :,
heavier cost at The time for the same
food values, but also causes onc's an
petit" 10 hccoin: so warped and twisted
/ mat he does no, want the things that
are cheap In season.
From many sources come express
SionS of supreme confidence that tn,
United States will do her fun par, to-
wards feeding. herself and her allies.
This she may do without any changes
in TIA" habits OF her people as 10 their,
manner Of living. hut she can and Will
do all that Is expected Of her If these
heavy losses are lcss.ncd TO any APP
prcciablc extent. As to whether any
such reform Is had depends not onl,.
upon line upon lin" and I,rcccpt upon
prcc"pt' as 10 cutting out waste in
Ia" field and in the kitchen, hut urGn
the practice Of economy in many
other things than those having to
do with food.
IT would he missing the mark hut
lit'i" 10 say that there canno, be
much hope for any marked reform in
table economy without cutting ont
hcr" ana there other indulrcnccs
which indirectly are rcsponSiblc mo-,
only for Cutting. bu; for food waa ,
II. heretofore, IL has required tw,-
thirds OF the income OF the average
citizen to meet the other expenses Of
his home and only one third for his
table. II Is hardly possible for him 10
make such cut in tho cost of his
1000 either through eating less or
wasting none. as TO offset the adj
vance OF from 80 10 100 per cent in
Its cost. The improbabiity of effect
Ing the necessary saving on the one
third spen, for food Is greatly acccn-
tuated by decided advance in prac-
tically all living expenses embraced
in tho two-thirds.
AS imperative as is this need for
cutting all living expenses. warning
after warning is being sent out
against any hysteric economy that
Will affect business. Those who thus
plead for no disturbance Of present
business conditions in any way over
look the fact that 1t is impossible IN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-20
ENORMOUS YEARLY Loss
IN UNGATHERED FRUITS
Director Fooshe Tells OF Waste In
System OF Food Dis
trlbutiOn.
SHOULD CUT DOWN EXPENSES
Points to Great Outlay for Out-Of-
Season Delicacics and to Other In.
duIgences Responsible for Much
Food Waste.

I'm the midst OF go much agitation
for Increased production, the Old
proverb of "a dollar saved Is dollar
made should be so widencd AZ TO APP
ply not only to the pennies and the
dimes but to the things which dollars
stand for. says j. Frank Fooshc. direc-
tor of garden clubs Of the American
National Bank. Just AS dollars can be
made by not expanding. so can produc-
ton be increased by not wasting. Or
to express the great economic need oil
tho hour In the fcwest words. the sio-
gan should be produce more, waste
less"
According to the latest official csti-
mate S7O0.006,0O0 worth OF foodstuns,
or onc-tcnth of our country Liberty
loan. is wasted annually through the
sewer pipes and swill cans. This cs-
innate takes no account Of the i'm
mense loss each year y. the orchard
and garden of fruits anu v"geta bles
that either rot or arc not gathered.
nor tho still heavier loss Of pcrishablc
products after they pass into the chan
neis OF trade. Nor is any consideration
given to what portion OF the s1,"00,00o.-
900 annually expended IN the distribu-
ton of the products of the farms Of
the United States represents loss
through Unnecessary handling. Even
a partial list of these losses should Ice
enough TO cause people to think and
10 tax. steps to lessen this annual
waste.
In terms of per capita waste. each
person Of the 100. 900. 600 population Of
the United States is wasting 81 an
nually. or about . cents a day. With
the present valuations of al, food
stuNs this small daily loss in tho
average home may he represented by
the throwing away Of a fcw pieces Of
bread. by carclcssly pooling the pota-
toes or arpl.s. or by amy number OF
little things whore preventing the
waste would he easier than permitting