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Samuel P. Nickerson, 1011 N. Eigth

Samuel P. Nickerson, 1911 N. Eigth
Squire NJ. Taylor, 1915 N. First
Mack Dickerson, 730 1-2 N. Fourth
Ernest e. Liggins, 1922 N. Second
Washington Ellis, 1914 Short P
Linwood Belts, 1701 Richard
Marks Anderson, S11 N. First
Albert Finch, 1921 N. Seventeenth
Arthur Smith, Petersburg
Harry T. Miles, 2039 Fairfield
Robert Hall, 1877 IL N. Second
Richard Drake, so Turpin
Charles Peterson, 1903 N. 18th
Sam Lashley, 1914 Buchanan ..
VIM. Raymond Thomas, 500 N. 2nd
JEFF Cobb, TIA r. Clay
Andrew Jackson, 802 Twenty-f1rst
William Patterson, 21S q. Clay
John e. Booker, 106 e. Leigh
William Jones, zoe e. Clay
Alonzy Langley, TOO 1-2 N. Fourth
John c. Dabney, 743 N. Third
Harrison Jones, 500 N Fifth
Joseph Jackson, Ga James
Luther Gibbs, 1909 Cedar
Clarence P. Hayes. 725 N. Second
George Harrell, SIG N. Third
Albert Lancaster, 1113 N. 18th
Charles r Boyd, 919 N. Fifth
Willie l.. Hall, I Fell
burnett G1bbs, sos James
Wesley o. Graves, GOT Crouch
Anderson Hymes, 1903 A Short @
John j. Powell, 725 N. Third
Frank Summerfield, 209 e. Duval
Harry Young, All N. Fifth
Frank Tinsley, 10 st James
Cabell II. Morris, lot r. Charity
Clarence Brown, 207 e. Leigh
Haywood Lodge, 519-A. N Third
John w. Deberry, 627 N. Fifth
Joseph Henry, .725 N. Third
John s. Woodson, PISA w. Charity
Robert Battle, GIT N. Third
Frank McCraw, Gao N Ninth
Claude M. Thomas. TAI N. Fourth
Oscar w. Shelton, 1901 N. First
Earl w. Johnson, 812 ". Sixth
Mack Nance. 200 e. Clay -.
Luther Troy Robinson, Petersburg
John Williams, 324 Bowling Green
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
AIR BOMB WORKS HAVOC
800 Germans Killed or Wounded b
Missile In RouIers,

800 Germans Killed or Wounded BY
Missile In RouIers.
In the recent raid by the entente
allies airmen on the Belgian town Of
Romlers. says the Courier de Ia Mouse
OF Maastricht, Holland, bomb fell or
building near the market and killed
or wounded 900 Germans.
Three German shells, fired at en-
tente airmen bombing a German DO
s1tion near Knocke, Belgium. fell on
Dutch territory and exploded.
German troops, after violent b0m
bardment south of Miette river
launched an attack, and reached the
French lines towards Neufchatea road
The Official statement says that
after a sharp fight the Tentons were
elected from the positions, losine
heavily and leaving prisoners. TIE
artillery was active on both sides O,
the Mouse river and In the region Of
F'osse wood.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

Patrick H., Anderson, go NJ. Second
Arthur White, New Rochelle. N. Y.
George Johnson, 718 e. Baker
Joseph Mickens, 1415 James
Milton McLaurin, 725 N. Ninth
Arthur Woods, $40 NJ Ninth
James Kato, 1000 Accommodation
w. H. Johnson, $40 N. Thirty-first
Lawrence Carmichael, 416 E. Leigh
Cecil G. Martin, Upshaw, Va.
Willie Bellemy, 219 w. Charity
Henry Witherspoon. Cheraw, S. C.
Oliver Adams, 507 e. Federal
Andrew Otey, 725 N. Fourth
Thomas Fields, % w. Leigh
Wellington N. Fox, 1915 N. Fifth
John e. Fitzgerald, Danville, Va.
William Henry Brown, Philadelphia
William N, Baylor. Philadelphia
Floyd Daniels, 1916 Jay
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
NEW EXEMPTION RULES
Tho President VIII Only Consider Ap
pcats on Industrial Grounds.

Tho President VIII Only Consider Ap.
pcals on Industrial Grounds.
No appeals for exemption from serv.
Ice In the national army will be con.
sidered by President Wilson unless
based on agricultural Or industrial
grounds, Is In the latest set of rules
governing the operation of the selec.
tive service act, issued, by Provost
Marshal General Crowder.
No evidence, not submitted to dis.
trict appeal boards will be taken into
consideration by the president in act
Ing on such claims, unless an appeal
board has refused second hearing
Of the case in question.
Dependency claims, though they
cannot be carried to the president
may be appealed to the governors OF
the respective states. II district
boards refuse to reopen the case after
once refusing >claim.
On the other hand, local and dis
trict boards, II In doubt, can also ap
ply to the governor Of their state fol-
an Interpretation Of the law and In.
structions as to how to apply the
same.
If convinced that one Of the boards
has erred the governor should order
the chairman to reopen the case.
No plea or suggestion as to an IN
.dtvldual,, case shy, any one, whether
senator, congressman, or cabinet OF
ficer, will be listened to by the presi
dent, while the war department. Off
Gals have been ordered not tn cntar
tain any suggestions or communica
uons concerning such cases, no mat
ter from whom received.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
DEFER OFFICERS GRADUATION.
Negro Candidates Will Get Commits
sions on October Is.

Graduation for the candidates for
commissions Din the Negro officers
training camp at Fort Des Moines has
been postponed until October Is by
Secretary Of War Baker, according to
dispatches received by The Register
last night
The original date for the final ex-
animation Of the men was SGT for Sep.
TENDER IL, and Brig. Gen. G. c. Bal
lou, In command at the camp, had tho
schedule of work fixed to include
that day in the training. Dispatches
Indicate that Secretary Baker has or
dered instruction to continue unGil
the revised date for the issuance Of
commissions.
The decision Of the secretary will
add practically month to the train.
Ing OF the men. Every candidate was
expecting to work until September IL
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
CITY TO SILL COAL CHEAP
Mayor to Manage Yard and Open q
MunicipaI Mine

Mayor to Manage Yard and Open q
Municipal Mine.
Mayor Bose, OF Evansville, Ind,
opened municipal coal yard, selling
lump coal to h1psehoaders at 1898 a
ton, delivered.
1t will be a good grade Of coal al
that. Until the recent advance In
the freight rate the mayor had ex.
pected to seE coal for $3.50.
The municipal mine he Is OPENING
in Warrick county will not be com.
plete In time to furnish coal 'before
the first of the year, but Mayor Bosse
has CONTRACTED with operators for a
supply until the mine Is producing.
His experiment Is being watched with
great interest by many other mayors
In this state.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
DRAFTED ARMY
Goes TO CAMP
Over 100000 Men Leave
Their Homes. .
NEXT MOVE TO FRANCE
Equipment and Suppiies Are Coming
Rapidly, Although Soldiers Must
Wear Own Ovcrcoats,

Marshaled for the last time as
civilians and under civilian authority,
more than 100000 men of tho ma.
tional army went forward on We'd.
nesday to the sixteen environments to
be trained for the battle agains Ger.
man autocracy.
Their next move will be as fighting
men toward the battlefields OF France.
The whole nation will be astir with
the movement of the selective forces.
The men represent approximately
40 per cent of the total quota under
tho first call from each OF nearly 5000
local boards. Already at the camps
Is the advance guard of 8 per cent
OF the total, composed Of experienced
men, including cooks. Out OF this has
been created a skeleton organization
into which the second increment will
begin to be absorbed with little con.
fusion. When the last men Of this in.
crement arrive the camps will house
half of tho first call forces, Of 343, 500
men, and tho other half will follow as
are made available.
In a statement the war department
says the enormous task of obtaining
equipment and supplies for the army
Is moving satisfactorily. Some Of the
men OF the national army may be
only partially equipped for some time
after they are mobiliEed, and no ut.
tempt will be made to furnish them
with full war equipment until the eve
OF their departure for Europe. Some
civilian clothing, such as overcoats,
will have to be used for a long time
as the clothing industry has not as
yet caught up wit its work.
With the mobilization of sone,half OF
the 687,000 men or the first call under
the selective service law in progress,
the question arises as to whether that
number of men will be sufficient to
fill all units of the national guard and
national army. There are indications
that a deficiency in men will be dis.
closed when official reports from all
the thirty-two training camps are
available.
Seventeen divisions Of the national
guard have been organized, but with
the exception Of the New York, Penn,
sylvania and few others and the
fortysecond division, which soon will
embark for France, they are not at
maximum war strength. The fighting
strength Of tho seventeen divisions
under the new tables Of organization
would be $4,000 men, supplemented
by many thousands of auxiliary
troops. Whatever deficiencies there
are will be supplied promptly from
the national army as the guard win
go first to the front.
Since the president called the first
$4,000 men Of the national army, the
signal corps, including the aviation
section, has been greatly expanded.
Nearly 100000 additional men must
be transferred to this service alone.
The medical corps ALSO has been
greatly Increased, aid numerous nee.
essary auxiliary units for immediate
duty abroad, not thought Of when the
call was made, have been organized.
Hhere enlisted men Of the guard OF
the regular army have been taken
their places will have to be- filed
with national army mon. =.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
A CORRESPONDENCE COURSE
FREE OF ALL CHARGE

For Sunday School Teachers and Of
ficcrs Conducted by Rev. 8. N. Vass,
ID. ID. Box 441, Raleigh, N. O.
The Sunday School that has not
trained teachers Is behind the times.
Rev. s. N. Vass, D. D., Is the only
man in the Negro race whose expe-
rience fits him to do this teacher
training work thoroughly, having had
a quarter OF century experience on
the field, and the American Baptist
Publication Society has kept him on
the field all these years, and has now
turned over entirely to his supervi-
sion the work of training the teach
ers Of whole race by his travels and
Office work. Write to him at Box All
Raleigh, N. c., for further informa-
ton.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
, SHOOT UP NEW HELMETS

Steel Hats For Our Boys In France
Defect Bullets at Factory.
Steel helmets for the American
soldiers In France are being manu-.
featured at the Berwick, Pa. plant
OF the American Car and Foundry
company.
The helmets are tested by placing
the steel hat on "dummy's" head.
Standing ten feet distant, with reg
ulatton 45.calibre repeating revolver,
che helmet is fired upon. II the bull.
bet pierces the steel, the helmet ie
rejected.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
Eats Toadstoois. Dies.

Peter DAnaelcs> twcntv.s ~von year.
old. died in the Episconal hospital In
Philadelphia. as a result Of toadatoo'
poisoning. His wife and sister-in-law
Mrs. Marie Immorata, are also in TIE
hospital. suffering from the same
cause. They will probably rccover
D'An~eles was given some "mush.
rooms" by a neighbor, and after eat
Ing, the entire family was taken Ill
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22
Freedom of Speech
and of the Press
Guaranteed.

CONGRESS shall make mo
law: respecting the eStab~
Hshxnex7t OF religion, or pro
hibitin& the free exercise
thereof; or abz7d&in& the
freedom of speech, or OF
the press, or the right OF
the people pedceabIy to-
assemble and 10 petition
the government for a re~
dress of grievances.
From the Constitution Of the United States.
Article I.
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For information, cali and see US,
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.
John Mitchell, Jr., President.
3rd and clay Sts., Richmond. Va.

and learn Of the success or failure of
the men within week 1t is presuml-
ed that the recent announcement that
the troops raised from the selected
draft from the Negro population would
be placed in training later than other
units influenced the secretary in his
decision.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

has been on trial at st. Adams
VT, charged with the murder OF hi.
sweetheart. Jennie Hemingway, four
teen years OF age, was found guilty
of manslaughter by jury in the
county court. Counsel for the defense
announced that the case would be
carried to the supreme court on ex
CeDtiOns
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appear here within fifteen days after
the due publication Of this order and
do what may be necessary to protect
her interest herein.
Tcstc: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
A Copy, ~
Teste: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
J. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD, p. q.
VIIsGINIA-In tho Clerks Onlce of
the Law and Equity Court of the
City of Richmond, the 9Th day OF
September, 1917.
IN VACATION.
MARYLAND BARBER. .Plaintiff
against In Chancery
|SYBELIA BARBER. Defendant
The object Of this suit Is to obtain
an absolute divorce from the bond of
matrimony by the plaintiff from the
defendant, on the ground Of deser-
ton.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant, Sybelia
Barber Is not resident Of the State
OF Virginia, 1t is ordered that she ap-
pear here within fifteen days after
the, duo publication Of this order and
do what may be necessary to protect
her interest herein.
- Teste: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
A Copy,
Teste: LUTHER LIBBY, Clerk.
J. HENRY CRUTCHFIELD, p. q.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

VIIsGINIA--In the Clerks Office Of
the Law and Equity Court of the
City Of Richmond, the 2Sth day Of
August, 1917. .. go. ......
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House Passes Bio w-r ejli.

The 81 oo0.o0n 400 war doficienc,
bill, carving ihnre appropr,aticns 70,
the army Notifications end shipping
hoard ""ssed the house by a unani
NOUS vote. -
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1917-09-22

Soldier ouIIty,>of killing Girl.
Robert Warm Of .Pottstown. Pa.
the United States cSval-sman, whs
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THE NEW CEMETERY.
INFORMATION CONCERNING TIA BOON COLORED PEG
PLE-NOW HAVE UNDISTURBED POSSESSiON-YOU
RUYALOT ON LONG TINE PAYMENT.

POSSESSING
dead When to folks o
nyoie
When burial o
o
Its Woodland or Woodawn choose
f.
The is high nnmumd O
We would like
about effort and situated in neshbod od
be disturbed pMdf lnndde be
each o he will hold a vdih 10 thu place Of
LOT-OWNERS CONTROL
Each in full OF the Cemetery
Corporation The sale of lots will Of
board The
this make Churchill
ud Shocked
WdMle O Chelsea Hill
HIGHLAND PARK THERE.
The Highland Park line within blocks
Fifth Viadu Cndg) Hospital and
land Park reach Magnolia Ayeuefu
in nohy the and
also reasonable You purchase Should
QUESTIONS ANSWERED.
will call We
By the Woodland Park ado Woodland There the lake located which furnishes
which abundant hydanh
grounds andor the fountain Tn is in the "
Here be found the Neutrality-suspicious., BATH
land laid off by Ms T. Crawford Rd
verdict that the ground ideally located for The sand
saved the Corporation hundreds of dollars worth of
=" WOODLAND CEMETERY CORPORATION
Mechanics Bank Building, Third Clay Streets Richmond Va
JOHN MITCHELL JR President w N Richmond
BRAGG Secretary SOC Second St. Richmond V Phone Randolph 1862
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The object Of this suit is to obtain
an absolute divorce from tho bond Of
matrimony by the plaintiff from the
defendant On the ground Of desertion.
And an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendant, Annie
Nelson is not q resident OF the state
OF Virginia; It In ordered that she
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IN VACATION.

CHARLES NELSON, Plaintiff
against In Chancery
ANNIE NELSON, Defendant
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-04

6inHen unb 2mItdiuspoltsrn bdubelt
es ii4 UNI pOlitii4e SiraftOmmdnbos.
3Ie 9bineien arbciteten ideUah uno
Derurfa6tsn bur6 ibre sissndrtissn
Sittcn uiele llnbequenIlidfeIten; ira.
GID mar bas S9idi1l Der Dlobams
meoansr: WGbreno Dss Rdmalan ge.
ituttet linen lire RslieiOn Hi9t, biz
gum un:ergang Der Sonne Qn1rung
gu ii9 81 ns5mer Run sebt abr bort
i'm yfortsn i'm Commit, bic SoHue
ni6t uut:r. Rddbem iis mebrere Gage
bintersinanDer iibsrbaupt Hihts 9enof=
len batter, fab fi6 Die 9abnbduoirets
tioH gsn0tbigt, bic mObdmmeoaHii5en
Ar6etter nui Stcedsn nsitsr i'm Su-
ben 81 rerDenoeH, no lie Denigitens
i9nsa etpas genisbsn tonntsn, ebe bic
SOnne duiging. 9n5u bsiHertt Rennis
tom, oab Glio Der Koran ridt bem
gan5en grotrsiI: gspreoigt :perOeH
tam uie oas Goangslium. Dos Gpan=
gelium bat aber bic RuIien ni6t gss
9inoert, brnbs rpebrlois &risgsgsfunz
gene 5ei bieisr @roberung RuBlanbs
fir bic RuTen 3ugrunbe gs6en gu IdIs
len. Gum Sdlub itelt RennitOn feit,
ouB bic ruiIii9e Regierung bisber
nidts get6an bat, nm bic 60fit INN
patbii9s, ebrIiae uub arbeitslieoenoe,
penn aud peniq reiulihe IapplGnbi=
i6e gep0lteruns Dor Dem Qusrer6sn
gu 6epabren. 2luf Der gGu3sn 5albin=
iel &pld Ipo6nt nur Elm 4r3t, Die
SteQe Oes 3peiten Qr5tes 1T geip0bHs
lid ni6t SELECT, neil ss bel Der srs
bdrmli6sn ge5a1Iung urter ben trau=
rigen QebensDerbdltniiier an gepsrs
bern feblt. Sm 9an3en gibt es bort
3ipsi S4uIen: bic cine in &ola unD bic
3fpsite, ueu srriftete in PuIoiero, oem
Qapplunbs. "a aud fir
ReIigionsausabung unb sIebre ri6ts
getban purbs, limb bic 2uppldnber nur
uno bem Ramen ua6 Gbris
fen: fie bGnser Elm 6eiligeubilb in Ell
ner Gds auf uno betreu5igeu ii9 5sim
Sereintommen. 0as lit alIesl
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GeleBbua oas srauiame 9erbdHeHib
an Die Wdnb seoriidt Derben tornts.
llHo iisb< su, bic tdpferen 9eIOeu bldts
t.rten uHb faniiffeltsH, bis ibnsn eas
nor 81 5abrsn erldfIeHe @efes eoa
1886 aufitieb, ipel6es aIIeroings bic
sefdIOfensn Dirtbf6oftsn ntht duf
that d5er ef f ii m s1S .,e44s ss,ss.s s II llis
aus Der 5lui6s fir ReftaurdtiOnsH,
Sptels uH0 Bonroinghduier an Conn
taaen in leudtenoer Strift yu Redd
arerfanHt uno idiibt. Bier ooer Stdr.
teres bari aner6Iugs aud in oeH Re
lialraHts HitJt oer5apit Deroen. lie
]icttlng aus Der SonneniiniterniB
DereaHft Reru Orleans, pie geiagt,
Dem energiihen 6iniprinaen Der
iranfo amerifnniiden Segislatoreu
oCs S5a6res 1886, DIE iIh einc Gir-
ihranfitng ibrer pcrIonIiden Sreibeit.
unter 5tHtpeis uuf bic Gspflogenbeiz
len ibres eigenen 8aterlanoes. Hift
IefGIcn lieBeu. Die 0antbarfeit tiir
DielC eole mo nIlItboole 0anoluug er'
beiiftc elaentlih, 6aB man beim bel-
liaen G,euuB Der fnfelnoen @}obe allf
iratlJoiiid)e W}nrfen Defenders Riid'
iitt nehnlen iolte. California liegt
mn nGEer ais 5ruufrcih uno in Der
aegenDdrtiaeu Sturm. uno GctriItie'
rungsperiooe bielt man nrebr nuf Die
sftbeit Der gijrqerideine, oenn auf
ieue Der 1Llit,erettitctten llebrigenS
Fribt BseI3ebUb in Der g&otb betanuts
lid sSIiegal, lDoOon bier nui etncn
Gua6ratfuB Elm haIbes tn,ieno mehr
Jebcn, nie bel uns in 9tiltDmttee aitf
c.Een gafBen &der. GignrreH lnIO To-
Euf oilrfen nber on Sonntagen bier
frog allsbem niht pertuuft rperOeu.
Sur Iol6eu psrIouer, bic ii9 an
Sanrtag mil a-nut ooreeiebeH ba-
ben, lit e5 .laDfullp" geltattet 5u
rnudenl @unoerbor.
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3ufubr:
Ger rfunbt:
RinbU. S9r.ins Staf,

Rinbpieb. = Die 3ufubren pa>
rem leitt unO bic prsiis itstis. @uS
ghl6tibe narsn in gutter Ra6frage
uHb bic preife isit; StOdsrs unb See
bsrs Uaren niht grOB in Ra4frage
unp- bic prsiie uHDerdupert.
Ulittlere uHb idiUert Stiere $3.50
--11.5e; 5leifaer Stiere $500
1000; aussrlefsne Bis rtrd $10.25-
11.Oo: 5erfers $8.0O-1O.Oo; ausers
leIene Bis ertra S1O.25-1O.75; SiiEe
$6.50-9yo0; uussrlsfsus biz srtrd
$9.o0L9.50; Gamers $5.50-6.25;
Wil6tiibe $45.00-125.O0; StOdsrs
uHo Geeoers $6.J0-9.5O.
9ullsn. = Die 3uiubrsn rparsu
tfein uno bic prsiis i'm aagsmeiRsn
Itetig.
G.tte guIen $9.5O-1OOO; gOlOgs
nd $S.50-9.50; srtra $9.65-9.75;
magere unb lei6te $6.5O-s.50.
&dlber. = Die Ra6frnge mar
gut nub bic pr.iis I'm % Bis soc b0r
6er.
Bette lei9te Sll6er S12.25-12.5O;
fair bis quite $1lOO-1225; orotndrs
unO sroBe $6.5O-1O.5O.
g me. - Die 3ufu5rsn tras
reu gut, infolss gutter Ratfruss absr
ftiegsn bic preiie I'M 10 bis 2Oc per
100 pfuuo.
auserlsfsne ftfpere $15.8O-15.S5;
quite big duserIsisus 9srianot. una
Jleii5erlortsn Sl5.65-f5.75; mitts
Iere 100 Bis ITO gfuRb $15.25-
1855; lsidte g,riauotiOrten 12O 6is
150 pfunb $13.50-14.0O; 5ertel
10 pfunb unb Ueniser $8.00-12.z
90: SGus $9.00-14.85; Stags $500
-l2.75.
9 6dfe uno mer. - Die
3ufubreH beltunosu beuie meiitsns NJ
sei6preuen uuo 5riibjabtssadumerH
uHo paren bic gysiis fir Iestere $500
big $3.50 risoriesr als seitsrH.
Sdafs, aaserlsieHe bis srtra Sill
5O-11.75; CUTE bis alserlsiene $11-'
00--11.50; Oroindrs big fair $500
1850; eeitOrsne S7.00-10.O0. -
sdmmsr, oussylsiene bis srtra $14.7o
-15.0o; gut, bis auserIeiene S14.00
OrOiudre bis fair $500
1880; geiborsue $10.W-140O;
Sriibjabrs gdmmsr $15.00-19.00.
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Bort. - Giir Tai ON S4lHb
1855. 5ar Suli $3S.05-39.15; an
S4luB $3915.
S9mal5. - Sir Sult $22.37-
22.60; am SdluB $22.52. Sir Sept.
$22.47-22.70; am S9lub $22.57.
Rippsnieitsn. = Sir Snli S20.92
am S6iub $21O5. Sir
Sept. $21.05-21.27; am S9luB
$2112.
Butter. - Ulartt unnerGnbert.
Gier. - Ueartt b0ber; .3ufubr 22,s
353 aiit.n. 5irits 32-33e; ordinary
firits 30-31e; auf Dem Wlartt 30
321c. J
aartotfslu. - 6ufubr 40 Gars.
Wlarft unDerdnoert.
Gsfliissl. - 2s6enbss, Ulartt uus
perdnoert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-04
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5reitag, 4. Ulai 1917.


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