davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01
Horse and Mule are Killed bv Bees Which Sting Two Men
Docuar Occurrence At Apary of M R. Stewart Creates Great Excitement-Mr. Stewart and Negro
 Driver Need Me dical Attention.

team and the teamster. The horse and mule struggled, and in their struggles another begun was dis. turbed, and the bees from all the eight beegums attacked the teamster and the team.
 Roaf attempted to unhtch tn, seam and the mule was released. The crazed animal ran block, running into Linden street, and dropped on the street between Barraque and Sec ond avenue. He rose, staggered about, and fell on the sidewalk, dead. A large swarm of bees followed the mule, but when the animal dropped returned to the apiary. : In the meantime MT. Williams at Sempted to assist Roaf and the horse. He turned the hose on the bees but was compelled to seek safety. His daughter, Mrs. T. P. Stewart, ran out and gave him an overcoat, which he threw about his head, and ran into the house.
 The negro was unable to unhitch the horse, which reared and pitched from side to side, until he fell dead in the harness, with only one trace unfastened. He died in a few min utes.
 Roaf got away ill some manner and was taken to the hospital, his head, face, ears, neck. arms, hands and ank- les bearing testimony to the ferocity of the angry bees.
 The bees stung the horse and mule in the nostrils, the swelling be- ing sufficient to cause suffocation, but whether it was this or the poison from the great number of stings which produced death no one could say.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01
RAPTIZING SUNDAY
 AT CLEGG'S FARM

There will be very large class baptized tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at Clegg's farm, about two and half miles from Pine Bluff on the Warren road This class will be composed of men and women, who were won by Rev. E. B. Kirkpatrick. of Hot Springs, who is conducting a revival at he Hazel Street Baptist church.
 The revival has been conducted for the last two weeks in which time. there have been P public confessions and twenty additions to the congre- gation
 This evening at o'clock, Rev. Kirkpatrick's subject will be "The Great Preparation"
 The subject for the sermon at the Il o'clock service tomorrow morning. will be "The Christians Vocation; y and at the evening service it will be, 'The Second Coming of Christ"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01
ORDER OFFICERS
 TO OTHER POSTS
 FOR NEW DUTIES

Little Rock, Aug. 31.-A detachment of two hundred of the officers from the first training camp, who have already received their commissions, left last night for Leon Springs, Tex, It is reported that they are to be made officers of the First Wisconsin and other regiments of the National guard in place of the original off
 cers. There is also report that some of the officers are to be sent
 to Mississippi and elsewhere to fill
 similar vacancies.
 '. This has given rise to speculation
 as to the probable course that is to be pursued by the department toward
 the original officers of other national
 guard regiments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01
horse and mule were stung to

horse and mule were stung to oatb bv angry bees yesterday morn
 at 9 o'clock, at the rear of the
 s;donce of w. R. Stewart, 1121 eost Rarraque street; MT. Stewart
 os st1,ng about the face, neck and ,,ists and ankles, so badly that he aa l' to call a physician, and Alex boaf a negro teamster, who owned nd was driving the team, was stung ! badly that, for time it was feared e would die. ,, FDoof was taken to local hospital, ksoro he was under treatment, and
 as @ sent to his home about z o'clock
 at evening. He lives at 1926 Vir- ;a;. street. Roaf said he did not en the hives and did not knock them
 Mr stewart has an aplary in his 5ock yard, the hives or bee gums,
 oino near the fence which runs eross the rear end of his residence ' There are eight beeSums near he fence, under a shelter, One was |ear the large double gate opening hto the alley. IL poaf was delivering sand to the ,aoo He drove through the alley .om Linden street, and attempted to ,rn into the gate, but evidently he sado short turn and the rear wheel
 tho right side struck pile of ,,,her which is banked against the bnce He tried to back the team so | to make a clear turn into the o+. and the mule became fractious rd contrary, it is said. The mule was
 the right side near the beegums, nd moving around the mule turned he nearest begun over.
 [Tnstantly the bees swarmed about the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01
|FXT LIBERTY LOAN WILL OPEN OCTOBER 1

Washington, Aug. 31.-The opening
 f the next Liberty Loan campaign las been set tentatively by the treas |ry department for October 1. Subscription books will close No
 |ember 1 unless the program is al
 ered
 The amount, the interest rate, the Ienominations of the bonds and other |etails will be announced after con [ress disposes of the pending bond |ill Indications art that the next |ffering will approximate s3,0o0, ,oO0,-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01
Women Rank With Men.

Petrograd, Aug. 31.-Thc provision al government has authorized admis- ision of women to all state service on the same condition as men.
 Countess Panin, for time assistant minister of social tutelage has been appointed secretary of state for pub lie instruction
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01
PREACHER CONfESSES
 TO DEATHS oF EIGHT

Des Moincs, Iowa, Aug 31.-H. M. Havenar, attorney general of Iowa, tonight announced that he had re- ceivcd verification of the report that Lynn George J. Kelly, an itinerant clergyman, had confessed to the mur- der of eight persons at Villisca, Iowa, in 1912, in connection with which he has been under indictment since last May.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01
CANADA BUYS ROAD.

Ottawa, Aug. 31.-The bill provid- ,g for purchase of the Canadian crthcrn Transcontinental railway by le Canadian government was passed y the house of commons early this
 Orning. l3 to g.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01
H. C. l.. HITS SWISS.

Paris. Aug. 31.-Workmen in the wiss cities of Berne, Zurich and asle went on 2. half day strike yes 'rday as a protest against the high ,sl of living, says a Havre dispatch
 o'n Basle. giE7l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01
A. 0. U. W. MEETING.

Members of Pine Bluff lodge No. 36, A. 0. U. w.. following the regular business meeting last night, enjoyed social session and informal dance at the hall in West Second avenue. Music was provided by the victrola recently purchased by the lodge. Two new members were initiated into the lodge last night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01

X Texas plumber is the inventor of a hand-operated tunneling machine for laying sewer pipe without dig ging trenches.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01

For identifying umbrellas an at tachment has been invented that holds an owners name, written on a narrow card, against a rib.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01
QUOTAS FOR VARIOUS COUNTIES
 ON EACH OF FIVE CALLS FIXED

The following table shows number of to be- called out ro the state calls to fill Arkansas the national The figures announced by Lloyd Eng land marshal
 The first five will Camp Pike September 3 40 per September 19 40 October the date designaed The quotas follow:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01

With ten pairs of revolving disks a static electric machine has been built in Paris that has developed 320,OO0 volts.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01
MADE COUNTY EXAMINER.

Little Rock, Aug. 31.-V. B. Morgan has heen appointed county examiner of Drew county. to succeed w. B. Massey, who has resigned to become principal of the school at Warren.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01

On the first cast in bait. in cast ing for black bass, the angler should reel ill slowly for about five feet, then fast.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01

The importation of cooking uten- (lls coated or lined with lead or any
 Ii its alloys has been prohibited in New Zealand.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01

A Scotch scientist has discovered q new metal believed to belong to the platinum group which he has named canadium.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01

Burned but few years ago as use- ess rubbish, there is a wide demand or. the waste from Spain's cork fac ories.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01

With radio station at Belize, Brit
 sh Honduras has been given wireless with the rest of the world.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01

Spain has 992 plants for public electric lighting and 97S are for pri- vate use.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01

Having span of BPS feet, the new Drldge across the Fiber at Rome is me longest reinforced concrete arch
 n the world.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01

An electric egg candler has been |nvented for use in public places where
 ne freshness of an egg can be demon Ptratod.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01

In Germany wireless waves have been utilized to light and extinguish gas lamps
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-09-01

For tourists convenience an English firm is compressirg tea into blocks that resemble plug tobacco.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30
ID On 4. SfTaaf, oinfIFnati.

Diit einem Sab mar er ON Streib.
tiid, ergriii einen griefbogen lmo
ihrieb:
rSebr geebrtes 5rallein Sd fam
Ieioer dui Die Don ,5buen geitcllteH
geoingungen niht eingeben, neil 4"
Gr ltodte; pas iilr einen @rllno
fonnte er mobl angeben? Gr fam
bod niht itreiben .s8eil Sie bel
aQ S5brer berfiibreriihen Sf0nbeit
falt uno bcr3Ios iino.
EIaton 9lleranbromttif) rieb Iih
Iein IaIenbein lange nit Dem 5eoer-
batter. plosIih atbmete er auf lrno
ihrieb:
,g9eiI it Iuut dr5tliber Giaanpie
an Neilraltbenie Iei6e."
gr nacbte einen Fllnft, lam cine
@etle mad ino iiigte, I'M eHogiltig
einen 9lbgrunb 5Diihen iif uno Der
8erfaiierin oes establishments 8iI
i6affen, nod bin3u:
.QuberDem Iiirtts i'd, bab sic
mcinen @ornamcn 3u u0rtlit neb'
men
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30
15ac, tioninen.
Der Wlarft fiir ole aloeren slrtifel
mar iirlper1nbert.
Gbteaao. %. glpriI,

" 60. Npllk.
Weieen. Sir W2ai $2.67-2..
79a; am gdIub $2.74. Sir ssuIi $2..
2Os -2.36; am S6lub 1925. 5ur
Sept. $1.88--2.00; am S4lub ST..
!'S9a.
Welidforn. Sir Mat $1.46--
1.54a; am StIub $3.50, Sir Suli
$1.42A-1.4Sa; am S3lub $1.45s.
Safer. - sSiir ytai 67a-721e
am S9lub 684c. ,siir ssuli 645--
6Sac; am S6Iub 65sc.
2ossen. - gso. 2, W2arft nonlinel.
@erite. 80 $1.25-1.62.
Sintotbp. $5.0O-6.0O.
Slee. - $f2.00-17OO.
9orf. - ssiir WIai $3s.6O-39. !.
co.; am ShIiib $3.50. Sir ssuli
$38.S0-39.15; am SdIub $3.50.
SbnlaI5. - Sir Suli $21. 30
2210; am S4lub $21.92. Sir
Sept. $22.00-22.20; am sdluB
$1,000.
Rippenieiten. 6iir Rai $20.6o
-20.72; an SdluB $20.6O. 5ii-
Slli $20.S2-20.92; am S6Iub
$20.s2. Sir Sept. $2O.90.21O2;
am SdluB $20.92.
Butter. - wtnrtt 6ober; 3uiubr
6,S51 3ubs. Creamery ertras 38c;
ertra firitS 37-37a; firIts 35t-
36ac; ieeonos 32-348c.
@ier. Wartt b0ber; 3ufub-
1890 aiiten; firit8 314-32ac;
orbinarp firifs 3o4-914c; auf benz
Wturft 31-32Ac.
adie. - Warft lnperGn6ert.
3artofieln. Wartt bober; RI.
fubr "a gars. ;S6abo, COLORADO,
@afbinston imb Oregon $685.
70; Wiseoniiu unO gHdigan $3.50
-2.65.
@eiliigel. - actenbes, gaarft ME.
origer; SABINE 22sc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30
0lsstpSrtise Marfte.
q c ~ gorf. 2s. elpril

Wsebl. Marft noniineIler b5ber
gDei5en. Naarft iiarf; go. 2
barter $500 perInngt |. o. 3. q. D.,
gto. Tulirtb $500 nontinel nnb
No. Rorthern @anitoba S3.O4 no.
mineI I. o. b. gsetu 9orf.
@leIid,fprn, - Jfartt itarf; go. 9
aeIbes $1.73A c. |. |. gseip Dorf.
Safer. - wsarft felt; Stanoarb
so -S0ae.
Sdmal,. ~ Marft felt; wliooIc
@eit $22. .4022.50.
Gngs. - Marst itart: City ipnial
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30

Badiifd: Nd, biits, stbsn Gle mir
bod bissmaI Elm Invertebrates Bud,
70 mas redi pitnntss (.
guHtdnbIsr: Tn, ipnrtsn Gle NAL,
Hrduisln. bd netmsn Eis bod nal oi,
iisusiis aufiads bss ao&bs9s iitss
anadriI4s aa4s!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30
Gbieago %. 9(pril.

G6peine. -.3niubr, 0,0o0
Mnrft itetis; Buff $500; Ieihtt
$1475-t5.S5; serniihte $3.50
1896; idperp S15.30-16.0o; rob:
$l5.3o-15.50; 6erfeI $1,000
1875.
@inopieh. 8ufiir 1000;
Warft itarf. Ratipe Beef Stierc
S9.Oo-t3.i0; Stpders unb iseeSers
$7.fb-10.00; 8iibe unb Sellers
$5.70--11. 90; a1Iber $S--12.0O.
Sdafe. 3uiubr 1000; Wiorft
itetig; @etbers S10.75-t3.2S; ;
Hammer S12.ie-16.90,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30
ON CALL.


Gtf6k!fsHaptefe Wusben iN 4H--4XH
fisiontirf. 0edfsl suf 2onbsn paren iis.
tis. 5lr - 1sae N7o, Commercial
piaS. 90 fsee. tk7iK. eitt A.75H; Re.
bef anssifnneen N1sH. SsaneS Sidt
5.7l1, &atd E7e4 Narf, feline Cuotirun'
ssn, xspnen, feline Guoiirunaen. ere Stdt
4siX. Rabd e.SoX. Rubd Slot 2sH.
Ratd 3ez. etibers0asssH 741Ss RsEiia'
mfds ToasrS S7L.
afttsn it--Hn Marit par bsnte
aebriidt unb perblisb aud 70 tiS sam
e&lsb Tis Shlubuotirunssn fanbsn
neiitenS anter benen BON gehern.
QiyeutG1u.Hsfiss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30
9 + o tito men.

ip.rben etipas b5bsrs preiie bers4nst
proDifioneu.
S6mata priuia GteaH
PISS 22.05; ;yanilp 23a bic.
3roden gefal5enes Jlet d.
- SbOrt clear Seiten 224 22Aei
Grtra ibort clear SeiieR % 224ei
turse Hippsnieitsn 21A 21se; 8eaiss
24a 25ao per plumb.
Gerdu4ertts JIeif4. -
Sbort clear Seiten 24a a25c; srtrd
fbort clear ssittn 24a 25e; tur5s
Rippnisiten 24-24ae; Bellies 264
-27le per pfulb.
sugar Gureb Gletf9. -
Sdin!sn 27-27ae; pienie S4ulisrll
21A -22e; Brealfaft Bacon 81
35t; S4ultern in padeten 22h-23e;
SduItern, Rem yort Gut, 23-23ac;
trOdsne 9esi S6uItern $3.50 per
pfunb.
SiBsspasltes Gl.if9. =
S9inien 24-24Ae; picnic S4aI.
tern 1sa -19t; Bellies 2s-28ac;
SdnItsm 20i-2ls; ShuIiern. Rem
gcrt Gut 21-21se per pfunb.
1rif4es JIeifd. - S9inisn
loIs 24k-25ac; pitnie S9ultern
1876; S6ult.rn 21-21tc; iurse
Rippenfeitsn 21-214e; ibort clear
Rippsufeitm 21-21ae; EXTRA fort
cellar Ripptni,itm 21-21bt; Isttis
Bellies 32a -33c; i4vsrs Bellies 80
-301e.
Webl unb Getreib.
Webl. Winter pat.nt $500
-13.50; Winier fanep $12.50-13.s
90; Wintsr GamiIp $12.00-12.5o;
Winier eltra 1.00-115O; Winter
orbindrsr $10.50--11.00; 5ariss
Wsi,snpatent $12.50-13.Oo; Sartes
W.issn fanep s11.75-12.25; 5aries
Wsijsn Gamilp $11.O0-11.5O; Ross
gen, Rortbpetsrn ssmiidtss $3.50
9.75; Rossen, Gitp, rsinss 1915
1000; Rossen. gitp. ssmii4tes $9.75
1000.
Weiaer. - Rc. 2 rotber Winter
SO. .00-3.02; go. 8 DO. S2.92-2..
96; gso. a DO. S2.75-2.85.
Welf9torn. - Ho. 2 ipeiBes
S1.67; go. 3 bo. S1.66; 30. 4 DO.
$1.84-1.65; go. e DO. S1.62-1.64;
no. 6 bo. $1.60-1.62. 20. 2 ssIs
bss $1.60; Ho. 3 bo. ,$1.5S-1.59t;I
Ro. A DO, $1.57-1.58; go. 8 bo.
$1.55-1.57; Go. 6 bo. $1.53 L..
55. - Ro. 2 s.miidtss $1.60; Ro. 3
DO. S1.59-1.59h; Rp. a bo. $157-
Los; Ro. 5 DO. $155-1.57; go. 81
bo. S1.53-L55. - Neibes goltsns
Torn $1.G-1.66; selbss 8oIbsniorn
81. -1.62; ssmiI4iss aolbsniprn
S1.58-1.60.
SAFER. = gso. 9 Deiber 75c;
5tanooro lpeiBer 74ac; gtp. 3 peiber
74e; Ro. 4 tpeiBer 73c; Re. 2 ae.
lIll9ier 1916, yto. 3 geHliid]ter ein'
,eimilder 73e; No. A eemiidter Tic. |
Rossen. - 9o 2 $2.o0-2.02; !
Ro. 8 DO. $1.S5-1.9s; Ro. 4 DO. |
b1.75-1.S5.
WbiBfen.
9erfaiiit iuuroen 724 gbIs. 9i.
ttllers Giniibeb Goobs aui osr BaiiS
'1.60 per 9aIone.
GrpcerteI.
aaffee. - JaDa 27-32c; Wos
ia 3Oe; Guatemala faHep 18ae;
10. gutter 17se.
slis eansss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30
Nss Dsriss DSsS.l lsstisasSes

at1sss ~. 1s.... talt nlH, eas. .. u. I. q
ssslssIs ssl.ssI "a Z. Y. .'ss g y:s ~. g.
-. ( 4 g; ~. a. MIA z 4 2,ss .s,. z. ~ Z
oeibleten ot. rsl.. 100 y. ~. Gbi. 6t... 30
ereoif. xsen}lt Br. 99!Blsn.A0. -. 81. 81
Gent, n y, Il, ay, o9MI4e. 90e. =. gs.... 00M
feni. eeaf1tr &c.. Z. 100 lUsrtb. Dec, lr..,. elN
GfNf. oaslfle 1. i. eeNISs 4ec, rsf. sy.,.. 66
G8sjct. q O. AZ i, sHdfse1. 3, ref. A.. :. e9M
63eist. { b. q. is. % 1psHn. Gnni. w ...in
ssn is'1s l.. = % ssSrs sui a." as, IT,. III Y
N6blrGas Gr. -. II ssMlss eteel Sr. -. 100
81. ~ ete -. rd. N eeN
G..R.S,k9. rd.lr.. 72Xl ,eab. n. e. abb t.br.. 6oH
Gbte. q Nsrftw. BE-. 7eMlyo. 4rc.rsf. lr.... s7M
gsf 3 q. ref. ~. sotl 20. NaiIip. 6s..... 90
fsnn; ;&N.or.refSs. 6sHl -. NoiIfp. ssn.ls. esA
6iff esfnrttis1 g.. 81 1fsr' q. q .0r. .f0ah
erie cS.lrGe-'-ae.. 72kfer 4 ~. 81
fris esn. tr. ...... s3My6irSon,e al. 81. ;. s5M
Sen. olotrie 81. :. is2 'inisn 0es. e 80. sSk
Os. Norm. 4. A.. ~ a,uIsr 0se. q lr. ~
N. Gent. rsf. d.. M hi = 9,,S1er 81. :. s7M
Snf. 2. 4. 81. slhu q efssi br .iosM
mt nlef- ~ ~ 1pi,o q ossm sr %
Cart 9. d. ri. jr. ~. wssasb sb I rytI ve. .,ei
ass ' 49, 4. 4. ~ ~ AN M,illTss S,Ttsr N e
M. Akff.ls.. Il -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30
gsim @at.

qlr5t: .sis babsn einsu Waiiers
tppf,"
patient: .llnm6eIit, bel bsm bic.
len Bier. bas i'd Oertils'!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30

V UC " u | !, 70. QprIl.
3uiubr nnb gerianot Ddbrenb bel
lesten Wobe, pergllfen nit ben Dor
'pergangenen 5pei 8oder, iinb mi,
folgt:
3ufubr:
RiHoD. S9ipsins S9ai,
IA. april . 1854 20sSS 21f
81. gpriI . . 1880 21943 3tS
%. april . 4423 24596 44s
Derianbt:
RinbO. S3peins Sdaf.
IA. april . 1912 7427 -
21. slpril =. 769 1893 -
%. april $50 1852 1OC
Ginbnieb. - Ger Martt Dal
beute langiam ino Die Ereiie itetig
Cute WiiIbfiibe Daren lebr rar unt
in gegebr, anoere aber ni1t. Stoders
uno Geeoers paren iluu.
Wtittlere un0 ittDere Stiere $3.50
lilo; SIeiiAer Stiere $3.50
1000; aiserIeiene bis ertra $t0.2j
III. 90; Seiiers $7.50-9.75; aus
erIeiene bis ertra $10.00-10.75
Riibe $6.25-S.50; auserIeiene BIZ
eytra $S.75-9,25; Gamers $500
800; WilhtiIbe $45.00-125. 90,
Stoders un6 ieeoers $6.25-9.50.
@ullen. - Ger Wsarft mar
itarf lmo bic Ireiie iteben I'm 10.
25c iiber oenen pom porisen Gam.
itag.
Sette gulen $9.25-1o.00; 80
iogua $S.00-9.25; magere uni
leidte $6.50-S.00.
aalber. Die Ratirage mar
iebr mdiig uno Die areiic geSriidt.
Bette leifjte sfdIber $l1.00-tt..
%; einige iaucn auserleiene S11.50;
fair big CUTE S10,00-11.00; orbi.
ndre umo groBe $6.50-9.5O.
Sdmeine Gie Ratfrnee
mar nid)t iebr beoeutenb mb Ole
Breiie itetig. ,yait ale i'm Warft be.
iinSliden Sdnpeine ianoen abuabme.
guserIeiene ihipere $15.75-15..
IS: einige $3.50; CUTE bis auserle.
iene gerianot uno SIeiiteriorten
$t5.70--i5.75 mittIere $15.25--
1860; Ieidte gerianbtiorten 100 bis
$50 giuno $13.75-14.25; SerfeI
f10 gfuuo uno rpeuiser $s.00-12.. >.
90; oroinare bis auserieiene idperc
fette Sdue S9.00--14.S5; ertra
$500; staas Ss.00-t2.25; errtro
$12.25-t2.75.
Shaie mo 9dmmer. - gu.
fiibr febr gerinJ uno Nreiie itetig
sSriibiahrs.S1mHter brad)ten meiiters
BON 20-2llc per pfuub.
Sd,aic, ouserIeiene bis ertrn Sit..
75-12.00. quite bis auserIeiene
s11.0O-1i.75; oroinGre bis fair
Ss.00-10.50; seiforere $7.0O--
1000. 9dmmer, anserleiene BIS
,rtra S14.75-t5.oo; quite bis aus.
,rIeiene S14.00-t4.75: oroinire
Bis fair S12.00-t3.50; geihorene
si0.O0-13.50; Griibjabrs.G1
S16.00-20.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30

lie ilmiope In tieiiasn Glsaringhass
bsiieien iidt ieute suf es.i .iel. 500. Tie um.
idte ber psrHsijsmsn Wpde tstraasn tS7.'
MI .4s2. aeasR eBO, ,5so, $50 il Der ioue.
iponoirsnien NoHs bss pOrisen Jabrfs
esial. svfnritasH.
Yarason 8fsinina 90. aiiien ~ aren butte
.sdtt lebhaft. ebenjp dmeIiean Boiling Nin
CON-, ionff abr uar Der Wsrit rubis. Die
Yrsils Ssrea felt. Berfaufl Durpsa:
au hss g5vff.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30

% " !. LbubA ISIbs St0II "
nirir Gut 2oaf s10.55; potpbsrto
$9.15; Cubes $1,000; sranllirtsr
$500; Gonfteiioner ~ $3.50;
Of a" $s.60-8.70; ipsiber ertra
Ss.4O-S.50; sitra .g1 $3.50 per
tunbert pfunb.
Melaffes. - Morit iistie. -
y2stp Orleans Open asttel 50-65e;
Centrifugal 32-42s per GolIcne.
Neis. - grtra fanep 6eob 81
BIC; fanep u &c; iscono 9sao
81 -7e; ssbrOdsnsr 7s8e; SapaH
74-7ae; Blue Roie s4sac per
pfunb.
Dairp, prphuite
Hltter. - Marlt rubis. Tfsifs
uitorissr -WbolsmiIt srtra 4Ses9fns
trali5so srira 42c; gntraIissb firfs
42c; i.ecnbs 800; Jansp DARN 39e;
padina Gipd 28--31e.
Rate. - Waris ittiis; Obip 25e:
glorbpsItlidxr 26-26Ar; Nep Dcrt
&c; s4ipsisw 35--6or; sc. NtidI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30
9xsliAer Marft.U erid)t.

Gineinnati, 2s. slpriI.
Die na9fOIs,nben Auotirunsen be'
sieben fi4 nur aui gnsros 1rans'
aitionen. Bel iletnerm Gei4dftsn
iperben etiDas b5bers preiie btrs9net.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30
R,s,ss Oelbasassts.
se. Hbrif. 1911.

-. April, 1911.
~ Nadfrsos mad Dans1su mar tsnt!
aur mIele. bo6 wsrsn ble Nanten MI
Routtnsasbeitsn jsemlt& tsn bei9ditiet
Sep " ftt. 5nf Darieten .sn sal- usr.
Zen psM ben UoRteh 4K-SK bereAnet
pAtsssb 0s4aitSpaptsst ~ 1H-e% biS'
ioaitrt wsEDsn. Sn oMeaen Wsrfte pur.
bea Dayfstsn .sR eau ~ lX% nno anI
Htif ~ 4K-S< Slaciri.
9sAid ssi Rsv vssf
wusben ~ psri ,wii9sn Danisn bersauIi.
DE Gesnterrate betrdst soc pramss pei
$1,000.
E1sAfa ssf onrsys.
6idt. 0sdid suf 4pnboa wurbtn in
4.1T prs 9fb. Stsrlin9 quotirt. Dtdn'
lei sui Berlin uureen nift qustirf: ~!
0edfd oui 4syiS ise pro 6rans. al
MmiisYsom l2e IRE oulbsn. 0s9iel
auI SDisn purben ni&t quotirt. gtres
isxs, Mubel 81, 6ts6tslM 20 &ssne
$3.50. 5fanes t6Assia) 2ve.
nbss.rbiisatisHsm.
Ssren rniss sns AstiI DIE Dsssss sss'
ttreu ME fofat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-30
0iebnarft.

Gincinrati 2s. apriI.
3uiubr nfio @erianSt D1brenb Der
lesten Wod|e. oergIiten nit ben Dor.
'oergangenen suei @odeu, iinS ipie
folgt:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1917-08-01

The SILVER BLACK FOX has for centuries been the GRAND
PRIZE of the and Trapper and have venred INTO
the deep wilderness the far frozen north in the hope
their hunt by the capture OF the pe winch
were and are in demand the SILVER BLACh FOA
fur the beautiful and consequently the most
pensve Furs mankind They quoted by American
Fur Houses today high ST. 900 for single skin The Sea
Otter The Russian Sable Chncha and the SIV Err BLACK
FOX precious fur bearers of modern times The
BLACK FOX long been the FUR of ROYALTY and today
the prize fur of the AMERICAN MILLIONAIRE.
The FUR of the worlds leading industries II
represents annually expenditure OF Sl39OOOOOOO All KINGS
becoming and expensive each year. NOh
AMERICA greatest fur producing country in the world with
it's rapid development and increasing population has gradually
driven the fur bearing further back until they have
reached their the better grades OF fur
exhaustion These conditions have Dougn
about the FUR FARMING which is today beng en-
couraged the leading OF the world 1t IS thor
of the ures safest and most profitable
lines of business that be followed in this climate
This is experiment. it has been thoroughly tried and
now every detail The United States department
of Agriculture Bulletin No. 30 be obtained by anyone
among things there will never come time when
an extra SILVER FOX pet will not command good price
breed producing such pes will not be IN demand
saws further that it reasonable to expect that prices OF Va
breeders should shortly return to from Y5OUU TO
900 pair Their present fur value certainly not less
than 900 New York market in wholesale way In
1910 pets Bred Foxes brought higher prices than
those wild the value being $1,000 eac
St Louis today the Worlds largest Fur Mar
ke prices of Silver Black Fox has increased 5000 in the
last Is years They range today from $500 to $1,000 each The
feed per pair will not exceed 2 and the aver