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Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

National League. Chicago Philadelphia postponed grounds. Brooklyn ,. Pittsburgh 3. New York 10. Cincinnati l St. Louis g, Boston 1.
 American League. Washington l. Chicago 6. All other games postponed.
 Eastern League. Springfield Hartford. grounds. Lawrence 6. New Haven 4. Portland 4. Bridgeport Q
 International League. At Richmond-Nexark 1, Richmond l. At Bufalo-Rocvhester Buffalo. rain. e games oday.l At Montreal-Toronto- Montreal rain. At Baltimore-Prow1dence- Baltimore. wet grounds
 American Association. At Columbus z, Kansas City 5. At Indianapolis 1. St Paul f. At Louisville :. Milwaukee 5. At Toledo 6. Minneapolis
 Southern Association. At New Orleans 2. Atlanta o. At Mobile l. Birmingham 2. Al Memphis 6. Chattanooga 5. At Little Rock 3, Nashville f.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

After Sundays game. Danny Mur- phy said If I had Krichel?s team with my set of pitchers, there would be nothing to it, Danny should know.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

New Haven has one of the best working teams in the circuit. The club will have to be reckoned with until the final dash for the pennant,
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08
Portland 4, Bridqeport 2.

Portland, Maine, June With some assistance from errors Portland scored three runs in the first inning today by punching hits and was never overhauled by Bridgeport, the final score being to ?. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

l Red" Whalen the Murlan's third | sacker is due for his release, accord
 | ing to those in on the know.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08
COTTON

New York, June 7.-Cotton futures closed barely steady. July. 2269; De- tober 2198; December 2209; January 2208.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08
MONEY

New York, June 7.-Call money firm; high 4; low 3-4; ruling rate 3 3-4; last loan 4; closing bid 3 3-4; offered at 4.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08
FOOTBALL AT COLLEGES DOUBTFUL Big Three Eevens Have Enlisted in Nation
 al Service -Kempton, Yaes Latest Recruit for Army.

Crimson authorities hold out any hope that events on the football and other schedules will be met.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08
NORWICH ByLLETIN, FRIDAY, JuNE 3, ls17
features. Score
New Maven
Totals s4 IA 27 10 oI rctals 34 24 F

Score by fnnings tzl BattEd for Nutter in sth.
 Lawrence .......o Is Two base hits. Gastnn 2 Porter Daley. White. Torphy. Woodward. Three base hit Ball. Home
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

The Texas league has been r-.--a. to a six -club circuit. 5a..r.r-. #.. Beaumont having thrown -U sponge.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08
Bridgeport

(xl Edited for Smith In eth
 Score by innings: Bridgeport ..........o 0 0 0 I-3 Portland ..........3 0 0 O 1 0 14 Two base hits, Brown. 2. Deninger. DonnoI- ly.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

The South Atlantic league and Che North Carolina leaEgc have reduce. their circuits from siE GO fH.r rI..
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

ting the pace in the Eastern .e.-.r and a hot pace at thar.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

The Anniston team had won r- -.. of IS games played and Yr .rEr. the Georgia Alabama league -...r .r. organization Topped
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

The Virginia league and tta Er gia-Alabama leaSue are t.rr.-- r.r. timing for the present a- .aa- leagues have disbaudel.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

(x) Batted for Hodge in eth.
 Score by innings: New London .-..1 3 1 6 G6 Worcester ........O 0 oo 0 0 0 O-o Two base hits. De Nori1e, Candy and Con way.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08
SPORTING NOTES

New Haven and Lawrence are set
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

Totals s1 4x25 14 oI ToaIs % 27 F tx) One out when winning scored Score by innings: Chicago c % Washington I| Two base hits. Weaver. Charity.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

Otto Knabe, who has succeeded .. iy Smith as manager of rra Ht-r-l-- international leazua team .H playing second, his old big league ula.r.l-
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

So far the Nashville champion rrHf not been able Go get near rr..e. the Southern league leaIe-r tl r the top of the line a aatas
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

IotaLs 24 Totals I | (x) Ran for Cruise 3rd.
 Score by innings: Boston St. Louis ........O 5 l 0 x-9 Two base hits. Gowdy Long J. Smith Three base hits. Miller Cruise Home run, Long
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08
New York (N)
CineinnatI (N1

Score by innings New York ......I oI 0 2 3 s-10 Cincinnati ...-..--0 0 0 0 0-I
 Two base hits Wingo. Rariden. Groh Three base hit. Thorpe.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

holder as a result of a knockout or referees decision.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

No minor league ln this o1art- lar anything on the Western araa-.rr.-r in the way of furnishing a t.rr= pen. nant chase. The eight -rere been racing along with 1rfv a -1r.ra. points separating the d--t and e- outfits.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

The real question for us, for you and l. is which of these two parties we belong to and train with Ordinarily we all find it easier and lazier to drift With the tide and go with the crowd.
 Tt is always best on these occa sions to do what the mob do," said MT. Pick wick on his arrival at Eatanswill during contested election
 But suppose there are two nobs ?" suggested Mir. Snodgrass
 Shout with the largest" replied Mir. P1ckWick. Volumes could not have said more
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08
To tell the honest truth, in the gen.

To tell the honest truth, in the gen eral swirl upwards of all values there is nothing left which can really be called cheap in market price But there are some things which are worth" more than others. always have been. and always will be, re- gardless of selling price.
 It is usually, indeed, it is almoe;t al- handed people to find out which these their market prices but by considera- tion of their intrinsic and inherent values. Having found them out, it is usually possible to make very con- siderable savings by buying the things which are worth more and cost less, rather than the things which cost more and are worth less.
 It is along this line that some of us are working and are thereby reduc- ing appreciably the onerous costs of living.
 It is along this line that any one who is disposed to take little trouble can act to cut down domestic expens- es.
 But, to follow 1t out successfully, it is absolutely necessary at the out set to have a clear comprehension of the all l-important fact that current selling price has very small bearing on the matter of actual worth
 T:,e point for wise folks to consider is what is actually in the thing; not what somebody else can be bamboozl- ed into paying for ft.
 THE FARMER.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

Judging from their conduct in re- gard to ether matters, I can readily understand how great many good Americans, both men and women, can be trusted to accept Pickford's s smirk- ing and e-rolling as greater than the eliminating triumph of Milton's genius because it brings in more money.
 At the same time, the salvation of the world depends on there being sane and sensible minority, which can assess the mob's misjudgments at their true worthlessness, and can hold the standards of real value erect against the Tapping 1ummeries of the market.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08
THE MARKET PRICE AND THE REAL WORTH
 OF THINGS
OF THINGS

Written Specially for The Bulletin.
 When you say that a certain thing is worth so much, just what do you mean?
 Do you mean that the figure you name is it's market price, or that it represents the articles real value?
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

l read, occasionally, of some girl getting a hundred thousand or a half
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

a million or some such absurd sum for posturing before a moving picture camera.
 And I also remember to have read how a man named John Milton got z for the manuscript of poem called Paradise Lost
 Some difference in the market price, you'll AobserVe.
 Yet there are those who can see that the real worth of the two perform ances was neither measured nor even suggested by that market price.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08
Pittsburgh (N)
Brooklyn (N)

 Brooklyn .-....0 7 0 1-5 Pittsburgh ......0 0 0 0 O-3 Two base hits, Hickman. Hinchman. and Brief. Three base hit, Wheat
Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

Yet that idea, the belief that price is always the euaee of value, is so in grained in the American mind that not even the most sanguine philosopher can expect or hope for it's abolition, except in individual and special cases.
 Everywhere one goes. no matter in what department of life or industry, he continually bumps up against that superstition that thing must be wd.sn more if it costs more.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18

oribisreHbe Diittsl iiets rofb beieiti.
gen. aaerbines Obne bnB bGbur9 bic
seraHtbeit On ii9 be,iufIubt fDiirbs.
Sc Dsritebt iid, bab bic bier mitss'
tbeilten Wobregsln nur gslinbe grdoe
beg 2etbens befeitigsu perben. Die
5eilung ffnperersr Sale matt ieI6it
ciHem nuf Oieiem 9ebist lpobl betpalz
bertsn 4r5te gu fauffen UNI Idbt fd
in elmer berartigen tlsine Sfi5Se, bic
msbr nur 5ur nIlesmsinsn Orisutie'
ruHg bien.n foII, nidt pisbersebsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18

Oerdnbert, bic 3nfubren mdBis unb
bic Yreiis iistis.
Jsiie gulltn $8.25rs.75; gos
loana $7.00-8.00; maesre uno Isibte
$5.50-6.75.
AGIber. Die 3ufubren martin
mdbig. Der Martt .rDffnste lebbaft
unb prsiis ftetis.
8eite lsidte &GIber S14.5O; iair Bis
CUTE $12.00-14.25; prbinars unb
srobe $5.O-9.50.
g 4nciHe. Die 3ufubrsn
ipareH leiht. Der Wartt .r0fin.ts lebs
BAIT uno Darsn bic prsiis alIssmein
25e b0bsr.
9tusssiudts s6Dssr $1s.4O; gut.
bis aussrlefsne 8erpadunss, unb
JletI9erfOrtm $18.35-18.4O; mitts
lere S17.75-18.25; lei9te 9.rfanbts
iOrten $16.75 5-17.25; Gertsl, 10
pfunb unb boruntsr $13O0-16.s
25; oroindrs uno aussrlsiene i9psrs
fette Sdus $13.OO-18.25; Stass
$12.o0-14.25.
g 6afs unb 2Gmmsr. -
Der Wartt fir S4aie mar itstis gu
ssitrissn preiien. Jufplss gutter aus.
lUartissr Ra4fraae fir 2dmmsr mar
Der Nartt lebbuft uHO bic prsii. um
25c bo6er.
Stafs, aussrIeisne big extra $8.s
$3.50; fair Bis quite $6.00-S.00;
oreindre $3.00-5.50; 80de $3.50
ung odrllnter. : Gdmmer, .Itra $751;
40-16.50; fair bis quite $15.OO-
1925; fetorbs S12.0O-140O;
guIIs $8.00-110o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18

CLUB seftern abeub tinsn Boifer'
itdnb bon 1872 CUB.
Die folsenben 8epef9en tratsr
seitern bier eih:
pittsburs. pa.-4.9 Sub. fdat.
DbeeIins. D. 0n.-6.5 SUB. fallt.
pnrtsrsburs, 80. Balls Gub.
aanapba Galls. 20. 9a.-0.8 CUB.
GbarlsitOn, SO. ga.-6.9 CUB.
pOrtsmOuth. Sbio-9.7 5nb, itsist.
2ouisbiIls, ap.-S.8 SUB, fdIt.
GDansDiIls, SnO.-5.1 Gub, fdllt.
RafbDilIs. 5enn.-1.0 SUB, ftsist.
Chattanooga, 2enn.-8.8 SUB. teigi
Gairo. Su.-15.5 SUB, fdlt.
Wsmpbis, Senn.-11.0 Jub, fdlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18
GAteaap. II. Qluouft.

Sdpsins. - Sufubr 1000. Wtartt
fart Bette $18.75, sin nsusr bober
aetorb; gult $17.80-1S.55; Isidte
$17.10-18.65; gsmii9te $17.15-
1875; f4psre S1700-1S.65; raubs
S17.00-17.25; JsrtsI $12.0o-15.s
So.
Riubpieb. = 3ufubr 1000. Wlartt
i3pa9; einbsimiIe Beef Stisrs
$8.15-14.90; Weii.rn Stisre 500
-12.45; StOders unO Jssbsrs $6.10
l925; aiihe uRo Seifers $500
1875; alIber $10.50-15.OO.
S9ofe. 3ufubr 1900. -
Wartt f9pa9; Detbers $7.75r11.s
10; eres $7.25-1o.o0; admmer
$10.50-16.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18
Mnstsd rtise NJ arfte.
Rem yort, II. gusuit.
Ell - Wartt p.rGuberli6

Mse5l. = Wartt psrdubsrli9.
Wsioen. - Wlar.t piuig; Ro. 2 10,
tbsr $3.50; go. 2 barter $2.32 {. /. !.
NeD YOrt 2fusfnbr.
Delj9torn. = Wartt i3ipad; Ro
2 ssl6ss S2.00-24; 80. 2 ssmti4tss
$1.9Ss c. / (. IslD yOrt.
9afer. = War.t piIIis; STANDARD
74-74t nominal.
Sopftn - Rortt fsit; State mittIs.
rer bis aussrlefensr 1916 nominal;
1915 14-17e; pacifk aiifte 1915 20
-25e; 1915 1916.
PORT. - Wldrtt isft; Meb $44.50-
46.00; familp $44.0O-45.OO.
S9ruaI5. - Wartt feft; WioIs
Deit $22.S-22.90.
saIs. = Wartt pilIig; Gitp Gps'
eial Iofss, 17c.
9llle anbsrsR 4rtftsI unperdnbert.
3uder. = Rober; Marit rubts;
Centrifugal $3.50; WoIafes $6.61.
raffinirter 3udsr itetis; fsiner sranu'
lirter SS.40-9.15.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18

3uder. - preife feit; RoffiHirs
ter Gut 9odf $10.S0; poipesreb &c..
40; Cubes S9.75; sranuIirisr 1920;
gonfntioner u" $9.15; Off u" 81
s5-S.95; peibsr EXTRA $s.65-s.75;
rtra &c $a.55 per 100 pfunb.
RplaifeL = giarit istls. =
Rem Orleans Open astt,l 55-65e;
Centrifugal 43--45e per GaIIous.
Reis. - Gytra fancp Ssao 81
.04e; faHtp S-8ac; fseonb 5sao 73c;
sebrr6ener 6ae: Sapuu 7a--S3e;
Blue Rois s&c per pfunb.
{ Daifs.proSutte y
i Batter. - Warit 5ismIi5 Isbs
bdft. prsijs fslt. = D4oismiIt srtra
Acc; GsntraIi3eb ertra 391c; gsntra.
liJs6 firfts 36e; istonbs 33c; Ganep
Darn 36c; padins Stod 28-33c.
Rife Warft fttis; Ibio 25e;
Rorbysfflt6sr 26-28ac; glep gort
&c; SApsstr S7-v6e; 2imburssr
25-26e; DO. Bird 24e per pfuno.
Gist. - Rartt rubis unb bi.
preifs fsft. = primo firfis Siibners
sisr 862s; firits 341s; Orbindrs firits
30e; fstoHss 25e per Dussnb.
GsfIassl. - Diarit l,bbaft.
prtiie ftetis. - groilsrs Il piuno
u. bariibsr 27e; grOiIsrs lii OH.
5dbns loo; 9lbn.r 22c;
Sruthitusr bon s--10 pfb. zoe; DO.
nit trummer gruft 12r; Gulls Sc:
iunse Gntm Ron 9 pfunb unb borii.
Ser 16-1ec; ipsibe Gntsn 14--16t;
Sdnfs s-12s; alts sauben s1.50|
per Subsnb.
Oba uut @smHfs
3ttronen. - California $500
-7.6o per Rite; aimes $1.6o-L.
% per aiite.
Cranseu. - california InpeIs
s2.5o-4o0; Gleriba SA.00--4.25 |
ps atEs i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18
vas. ssuSs .si Msiss i. aeD ysri.

0tfbdfiSpspitrs uutbel 90 {K-tS bls'
fenfirf. 8s@id sui 9onsou sassu ittstg.
Fur 60 fsee &&72. gsniMereiat BUS, 80
fsss, t4.7iK. Si@f tA1eH, ,Rabsl'anpst
iunssn eA1eK. Cranes eisi SIS, aassl
h.7i; 1lsri, tsins Guotiruuseu; &rontH,
isins luoiirHnssu, 2irs Sifi z4l. Fsba
7.4U, bluba Si4t 20H. 4abd sl. Su.
bsr eassen saks ssss,isnilas Tsuars
s7}SG
Gffisnmsrft--am gormiitaae mar
set Rarft Ist. essen glttiag sbsr rntes
ssrlslts rueeeeei unb i4Ieb aH@. 10.
Tw Sneuitrw.afiisn ssrsu sbsr ns'rsas
irit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18
@rnbtHtutl = ;yIoriDo s2,.

O0-4.56.
pfirfi4t. - elbrta $500
$3.50 per 8u.
Junse 4epfei.-garlb 5arpsil
$4.25-4.75 per BEL.
5obannisbeeren. $3.50
BIS per Crate BON "a Quarts.
pflanmen. SsitIi9e 4bun'
baHt $2.00-2.5O; blaus uno lrOths
$2.00-2.50 per Crate Don 6 a0rben.
Sudermslonen. = Snblnild
Stanbarb, Crate $1.25-150; DO,
flades Crate 4O-5Oc; California
$2.00-2.50 per STANDARD Crate.
9eibtlbeeren. = $3.75-4.s
90 per Crate Don "a Quarts; Iir'
sinia .s1.75-2.00 per aprb.
2 atoes. = einbsimii4s
$1.50-1.75 per 9u.
aartoffsln. = ginbsimiias
une louisville S4.25-4.50 per
Bbl. uno $1.25 per 8u. auf bsm @es
lsiie.
Naffsrmclonen. = $1,000
-25.00 per 10o Stiid
Gurten. Ginbsimifds 20
25e per Dussnb.
pidles. 25-30e per 100.
araut. = Sinbsimif4es 75-
$1.00 per gbl.
@tibe Riben. - Toe per
Bu.
3pieb.ln. - Deibs Sl.35-
1.60; bo. Boilers $1.40-15O; ssl0s
S125-1.50 per Crate.
3udertorn. - 3ig5ag ~
12ac per Dussnb.
Sanse Grbien. = Rsp yort
$175-2.00 per gu.
Crime gObusn. = Ginbtimt'
foe $2.5o-3.00 per 2 gu. Sad; sirs
beimiihe WufsbobnsH .$l.50-l.Io
PER gu.
aarotten. - ginbsimii4e 15
Poe per 8ubsnb Banbel.
aanbrrsbuftG
Ssu. - go. 1 1imotbp $1,000
-2O.50; Ro. 2 9imOtbp $19.oO--
1000; Ro. 3 5imOibp $18.00-19.'
90; Ro. l s,miidter aIee $500
1850; RO. 2 ssmiita.r alse $3.50
1900; go. / Slice $500; Ro. 2
alts $3.50; Siefises aIfaIfa $3.50
1900; RosssnitrOb $9.00-11.00;
9af,ritrob S7.50-S.00; WsissnItroB
$7.50-S.00 per Sonns.
NlblenfItter. = Wlartt rue
big. - Rlsie S33.00-4.00; Wibbs
linas brauRs $45.00-46.OO; psibe
$49.O0-5o.00; semii4tss Gutter
$39.OO-40.0O.
SGmerettH. Warti fsf.
- alssIamsn $11.0O-12.50 per 1u.
bonn Gtpre; 2imotbp $3,50-4.00;
guapei5sn $1.25-2.0O; Glaasiamsu
S3.25; linsariidsr $500 per Blu.
Dsrt&tsDeRes.
Dele. = Warit itetis. - o.inSl,
robes S1.27 per 9alone in pars
tieu Ia gbl. 1875 Gdllonsn
S1.35; 10 GalonsH SLAP;
astOdiss IL me1r; 10. ! garb.
Sf Sl.49--1.52, Sommsr 1sif 81,
55-1e0: Cotton Sesb Oil raft. 81
23c per GaIlOns; Eup,ntin 46c IN
Qartien Don 1--5 Gdb unb 6Oe In
i,orti,n Don 10 Bis 25 Gallonen;
petroleum, Sbio Carbon State aeit
iOse; GpssiaI Sorte 12e; Reo
Grotpn 0aiOIin 24e; Tapbta 29e per
@aIlone.
SaIs. - Der Martt III feit. =
Obi, Rtpsr S2.01 ptr 9bl. pom 100
ytuno, HabrlOHn bInsussfiist.
1ats. = Wurtt itstis. = prb
ma gitp 16s-17e; bo. Gountrp
15.0O-15ke per 9funb.
RoEleu. = Martt rubis. gttts.
buro S6.OO-6.5o; aanapba $3.50;
lut aub Slad $3.50 pei
1rnne abssIi.isri. RauGiOis Stiid'
loblen $50; Gntbrdcite $1,000
per zonus abgsliefert. Cote tos
tie. s7.O0-7.5o per sOuns absais'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18

Wsria a n ot.

Riuopieb. - Die 3ufubrsR
iparsn rsi6lif. Der Rartt oIlsemstn
iistis, bic prsiis aber siipas itl.ps
psnO. Nil4tiibs fanben ilOtien Abs
iaB gu fsiten preifen- - Stoders
fno Gsseers iparsn fpenis in 9a4s
frag. unb bic prsiis iistis.
TlittIsre unO idpere Stisrs S9.s
00-l2.5o; Jl.ii6sr Stisre $500
1000; auserlsisne bis srtra $10.25-
11.50; Ssifrs S6.00-SO0; auser.
leisns Bis ertra $8.25-9.75; stihe
$5.50-7.50; austrleiene bis srira
$Z.B-9.O0; Gamers $5.00-5.40;
Wlild< <Riibe S4500-120.O0; Gto.
dsrs uub Geebers $6.00--7.85.
8ullfn-9sr Rarit mar m.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18

gus Der guteu alien 3eik
Sduptmouu: -6urrub, aRir naa--
nieber nit bem 6einb!@
Goiutant: .lcG freiIi iD0 if&t 20
heuu9-
Sriptmann: .Rp, ND MIR &C St
- binter ANS brein touut <rt'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18
Diebmtarft

Gintinnati. II. Iusuii.
3ufubr unS gsrfanbt ipdbrsub Der
lebt.n "a Stunosn, perslidm NIT btrs
isibtn 3eit Der pprbersebenoen bier
Tag. parsn rpis foIgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-18

e inc innati, 16. ausuIt.
Die naafolssnbsn Quptirunsen be-
SitbtH fid nur auf Gngross sdransdf'
tionsH. Bel ileineren gsi9dfttn tper'
ben stioas h0bere prsiie bsrs4net.
propifioutn.
S4mals. prima Stsam
22.5- 2.70; Gamilp 23i-233e.
IT ode ngefal3enes Jleil d..
Short clear Gsiten 25-25ac; EXTRA
fbort cellar Geiten 24t-25e; iur5s
Rippsn 23a-25e; Bellies 26a-
26se per pfunb.
@stdu6srtes Gtsii9. =
Short clear Seiisn 274-27ae, utra
ibort clear Ssi.tn 264-27e; iur5s
Rib5en 252-26e; Bellies 2sa-2Sge.
sugar eureb Dlsif6. =
S4intsn 25k-261e; Yicnie Shuls
tern 20t-21e; 9rsaffait Bacon 35a
--36ae; Shultsrn IN padst.n 21A-
22e; Rem yOrt Gut 22-222c; sss
trodntts gsef SauitsrH 34-34Ae per
pfunb.
eabsep5te!tes JIsiid.-
S4inisn 22t-23t; 9icnie S9altsrn
17tt; Bellies $500; S9ultsrn IN
9adstsn 1916; Rsp gort eut
DO. 1915.
grif4ss gftif4. = S6iuisn.
lois, 221-231c; pienie Sdulttrn
1S-1sie; SfuIisrn 19--19ae; tur3e
Rifpenieitm 23s-24se; ibort clear
Ripptnfsitsn 23t-24ac; srtra ibort
clear giippenisitsn 22-22te; lsiate
Bellies 2st-30ac; f9Des bo. 2s-
29r.
WebI unb Gttrsibe.
Uaebl. - @inisr gat,nt S11.00
lilo; Dintsr fansp $1O.50-11.s
90; WiHtsr fanilp $1000-10.50;
WiHitr srtra $9.O0-9.50; Dinier
Orbindr $8.50-9.00; 5ariss Wsi3sn
patsnt S13.25-13.50; 5artss Wti.
seu fanep $12.50-13.00; Sariss
Dsissn Gamilp $11.75-12.25. Rogs
gen, glortbtpeiteru gsmiidtes $10.75
-11.O0; Rpsssn, Gitp, rsinss, Sill,
00--11-25; Ro5ssn. Gitp, semfdtss
$11.00-11.25.
meiSen. - 30. 2 n,uer rother
$2.16-2.20; 30 8 rotbsr $2.14-
2.15; 30. 4 rotbsr $2.10-213; 20.
8 rotbsr $2.05-2.08.
Wsff4torM-1 80. / tpsibes
$2.Q3-2.05; go. 2 bO. $2.03-2.05;
Ro. 3 DO. $2.03-2.05; Ro. 4 DO. ST.
$500; go. 8 bO. $1.93-1.95;
Ro. 6 bD. $1.91-193. = 0o. 1 seIs
bes $1.80-1.81; Ro. 2 DO. $3.50
1.s1; Ro. 3 DO. $1.7S-1.80; go. 4
DO. $L75-177; glo. 8 DO. $1.73-I
LIS: GO. 6 bo. $1.73-1.75. - Ro.
/ gsmifHtss S1S0-1.S1; Ho. 2 bo.
H.6-1.S1; go. 3 bo. $1.7S-1.s
80; Ro. a bo. $1.75-177;R o.5 90.
S.73-1.75; 80. 6 bo. s1.73--1.75.
Weibsr aoIbsn.om $1.9s-2.00; s,Is
bes aOlbeniorn $1.78-1S0; asmiibs
tes RoIbsntorn $1.N-1.78.
Safer.-RO. Q neusr ipsib. 631-
Coo; Stanbarb ipeibsr 63-635c; go.
3 Deibsr 60-63e; Ro. 4 ipeibir SO
-60e; Ro. 2 semii4tsr 0-61e;
Ro. 8 ssmif4tsr, sinbeimifdsr o.
6oe; Ro. 4 stmii6ter 57-59c.
Rosgem - Ro. 2 ntusr S1.73L
LIZ; RO. 3 S1.70-l.72; Ro. 4 ST.
60-1.65; probe. $1.5o-l8O.
DtiSteh
g,rlauft ipurbsn ga gbls. Dis
filters Giniibsb Goobs aui bsr BARS
@roeertsA.
Haffte. - Japd 27-32c; Wlo.
&a 27s-S0e; GuatsmaIa fansg 1876;
bo. sutsr 17ae.
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9 a IN faa. Is. aluauit.

. NJ u O 9 1S. Nugulf.
Der Ohio piro I'M Gineinnatier
0iitritt TN oberen 9beiIs Iangiam
fallen uno i'm unttren SbeiIe stpos
itsigsn. Bel 5isiiasr Gtabt iatts Der
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Retaas

Rem gort. II. 4usuit.
SUPPER. Wldrtt flau.
Glectrolptic. Wartt nominal
fir Septsmbsr anb piertss GunrtaI
$25.50E27.00.
Gtien. - Uldrtt unpsrGnbsrt.
9inn. = Wartt rubis; $62. .37s.
gl,i.. = Iurtt DiIIis; 10s-11e.
SpeIier. - ytdrst rubis.
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artitaa. II. ausnIs laiz.

6tfHs 81 ~. ahehP iSis
Die eanien yarsn aud beute pisbtr
remii9 jtsrf bsi&aitist Die sla&frase
nad 9arfeteH rar cine CUTE unb bsrHRarff
feif. fir Sidt 7ahstsn pnrben bon ben
banfen 6& btre6nst, bic giailsr sbsr pla'
eirfsn ioifs ~ $685..
ess4ia sHi Rsp Bsss
uureen 81 l0e Gisionto per $1,000 ypiitsn
Bantsn ssrfauft. 3is eounterTate btirag'
60s Rramis per 5000
EsAid ssi asrsss.
siGt. Bs9id aui 9snboa nurben %
AT pro Yfp. Stsrlng suosiri. Btn.
al eui 1erliH uuroeu nidf quofirf; Jug
1s9fd nuf 3sris 1905 yrs 6rsnt. art
amifsrfam l2.I5s pro 0uIosn.. NSs9ld
aut @isn pHrben niAt qEettrf. Sitts
i4ks, Rubd 2sK. Sroftolm pre- Krone
Ss.40. 6rsnes l6hueit) zSs.
euHsss.r rbslsaiissss.
parsn rybis unS itsiis. Die Saniss qao'
ftrfu MI folat.
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9w unidve i'm bieiissn Glsarinsbass
beIisisH iicb bsuss auf ts,527Aes
fsssi.essssissssu-
3er Saasft In asialieturitdisn par hsatt
tsdt lsbtait unb be Yreile IN Huaennintn
itfiig. olns. Gas & Gltctric 50. Niiien
puresn Sismli4 tarf setantslL SehaufI
nurbtn:
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Gbieaao, II. Muauit.

y pted 9 0 IL. Aueuf.
Wei5tu. = Jiir September $500
-2.O1. am S4Iub $2.01.
Qelf4torn. SIR 9ea.mbsr
I-11z-1.14s, am S9lub $1.12s;
fit Roi $1.os9-1.11a. am S9Inb
$1.09g.
Safer. = Giir De3embtr 54s-
56s, am S6lub 54ae; fur Tai 57s
-594c, am S4luB 575e.
Roessn. - 20. 2 S1.75-L82.
gsriie. = $1.20-1.38.
5imotbp. - S4.50-8.00.
&lee. = $12.O0-17.OO.
port. = 5iir Geptsmber $500
43.30. am SdIub $43.oO; fir Dts
iober S42.75-43-35, am Sfiub
1926.
G9mala.. - Jiir September $22.s
75-22.97. an S4lub So 80; fir
OttOter $22.S5-23.12, ON Sdlub
$22.92.
Rippenisiten. syiir September
$23.60-23.s2, am S&lub S23.60;
fir Sttuber $23.40-23.70, am
G6Iub $23.5O.
Butter. - Wartt unperGnbsrt
gisr. = Rartt b6ber; firfts 81
35t; orbindre firfs 29a 31se.
aartoffeIn. : marti unDerdnbert.
0efliisel. - 2sbenbes. Rar,t Der,
dnbtrii9; SHbnsr 19a -23c; Sprin.
gers 22-25c.
The herald., 1917-07-05
POPULARITY

tn trouble with most men an WON
en- who waste many a golden hour
chasin' after popularity without max.
in any noticeable Roadway is tina,
they're either lackin' in tn peculiar.
tiles o tn genuine or money.
Theirs two kinds O. popularity-th'
real, inexpensive. natural finish, or I'M
common variety. an tn smilin', smirk-
in, fiashy, shimmerin' short-lived sort
which depends entirely on an alert
press agent an ones willin'ness Z
come across.
While tn cost o. cultivation ponu,er-
ity an coaxin' it along thro' its early
stages is often unreasonably high. III
expense entailed in maintainin' II after
II Is supposed L be self sustainin' IL
almost enough t discourage even ono
who has weathered tn second wear o.
his tourin' car.
Tn ultimate ObScurity that seems =
be tn inevitable fate o. all who have
known tn glamOr Of brief, wasteful