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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-27
The Joy OF
Coming Motherhood
A Wonderful Remedy That 70 q Natural
Aid and Relieves che Tension.

The expectant mother revolves in her mind
all we understand by destiny. And 1t Is of
the utmost importance that her physical CON-
fort be our first thought.
There Is a most splendid remedy for this
purpose, known as Mothers Friend. It Is
applied over the muscles of the stomach.
gently rubbed in, and at once penetrates to
relieve strain on nerves, eords and liga-
ments. II makes tine muscles so plant that
they expand easily when baby arrives and
pain and danger at the crisis Is naturally
less.
Mothers Friend Is for external use only,
Is absolutely safe and wonderfully effective.
Il enables the expectant mother to preserve
her health and strength and she remains
Q pretty mother by having avoided the suf-
fering and danger which would otherwise
accompany such an occasion. Every nerve,
muscle and tendon Is thoroughly fabricated.
Mothers Friend Is prepared by the Brad
deld Regulator Co., Lamar Bldg, At
lanta, Ca. They win mail you an intensely
interesting Motherhood Book" Write them
TO send il to you, and In the meantime send
or phone to your druggist today for bottle
Of Mothers Friend. =
Every woman should aid nature IN her
glorious work. Mothers Friend makes Il
possible for you to do 50, and should be used
regularly, without fail, night and morning.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-27
NEW SUGAR RULING.
TO ALL MERCHANTS

TO ALL MERCHANTS
Each household is now entitled to
rs pounds Of sugar to October 1st
for canning purposes, but can only
purchase 25 pounds at a time and
the required pledge must be executed
for each purchase. This means that
no household is entitled to more than
rs pounds for July, August and Sep
TENDER, and all previous purchases
may be counted against that amount.
Those who have not been able to buy
any sugar, or have only had one lot,
are, Of course, entitled. to get more
before the third lot is sold to any
one. We want an equitable distff-
button Of the sugar, and hope you
will make every possible effort to dis
tribute it equally among your Gus
toners. You are authorized to sell to
people outside Of your district for
canning purposes, especially where
they have not bought before, but you
should not sell for hoomnle. use except to
your regular customers. a'
WEe " GdDggf& WguQ42N re-
September certificates are being
mailed by the Nashville Office, and
will be gladfto help you get enough
sugar to supply the people of your
community, and as far as possible let
every one have the amount to which
they are entitled, keeping in mind
always that the home which has not
been able o buy heretofore should be
taken care of by any merchant who
has sugar, whether a regular custo-
mer or not.
G. w. ALLEN,
County Food Administrator.
August 26, 1918.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-27
Won FIinCIenburg
Rushing Men To
Picardy Front
BY J. w. T. MASON
United Press War Exnert.

Onateu FFess war Expert.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-von Hin
denburg is now engaged in the ex-
traordinary tactics Of rushing rein
forcements to the Picardy front for
the purpose Of assisting his own re-
treat.
This paradoxical maneuver has not
occurred previously during the war
and is conclusive evidence of the per-
manence Of the German retirement in
the west. 1t has been forced on Won
Hindenburg by the fact that Marshal
Foch continues to hold the initiative
and is ready to spring through any
breach in the German line and in
iict a major catastrophe upon the
kaiser's retreating armies,
Won Hindenburg, therefore, can.
not conduct his retirement from the
Picardy front with any rapidity, nor
can he make it conform to a sched-
ME prepared in advance. He must
seize whatever occasions offer for a
jump backward by one unit at time.
While the retirement is occurring in
any sector the rest of the line must
be strongly held, to prevent break
through. For this reason, Won Hin
denburg has been compelled to use
his reserves to facilitate his own re-
treat.
The German west front is now too
unwieldy for Won Hindenburg to re-
tain the mastery Of it's entire length
during an extended retrograde move
ment. Marshal Foch has seen to that
by belaboring blows on the Germans
the instant they turn their backs and
start shuffling homeward.
General Byng's hammering in the
general direction of Cambria is now
the most serious obstacle interfering
with yon Hindenbuig.s plans for an
orderly retirement. German reserves
have had to be thrown into the sector
which Byng is attacking to prevent
the retreat from becoming a rout
Byng's immediate objective following
upon the fall Of Bapaume will become
Queant, which marks the juncture of
the two sections Of the Hindenburg
line-the Wotan line running directly
north and the Siegfried line running
southeast. The Hindenburg line has
its minimum strength at Queant, for
it there forms pocket. If the
Queant salient falls to Byng the whole
Hindenburg line will be seriously
weakened. Thereafter a retreat to-
ward the Belgian border will become
increasingly menacing for the kaiser's
armies.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-27
Russian Revolts,
Moscow Admits,
Keep Spreading

AMSTERDAM, Aug. Moscow
newspapers report revolutionary
movements in the provinces of Vo-
logoda, Vladimir, vyatka and Orel,
and say they were repulsed with a
great slaughter. AT Dinni, in 0rel,
400 White Guards were killed. At
PetrOgrad twenty persons, including
the officers of KrasnOye Selo regi-
ment, were shot. Three members Of
a foreign mission also were put to
death.
The recent big counter revolution
airy movement in Moscow was intend
ed to prevent the sending of troops
to the Czecho-Slovak front, accord
ing to The Bolshevik newspaper IT,
vestiya, and was directed by General
formerly commander-in-chicf
of the Russian army. Eight leaders
of the counter revolution, including
the former commander of the seth
Rifle regiment, were arrested and put
to death.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-27
Miller't AntisepSlc Oil known As
SNAKE OIL
Accomplishing Most Wonderful
Results.

Accomplishing Most Wonderful
Results.
/ want to thank you for your won
derful oil, states Mr.. J. C. Gibson,
Of Jonesboro, Ark. My little girl
was very low with diphtheria; / had
given her two doses of medicine
which cost me $40, with no results.
| bought a SO-cent bottle Of your oil
and one application relieved her.
Now she is well. 1t is the greatest
remedy / ever saw. Mr.. Gibson
made this statement before hundreds
of people. Mrs. Florence Meager,
ga Whitney street, Hartford, Conn.,,
writes: 81 have used your Anti
septic Oil for neuralgia with good
effects. Only thing I have ever tried
that stopped the pain Immediately"
Mrs Williams, Gadsden, Aa., writes
Il have used your great palm oil
for rheumatism, stiff joints, also for
sore throat, and I want to say that
it Is the greatest remedy / ever tried.
recommend it to all sufferers"
Many cures reported daily from
thousands of grateful users Of this
oil. Every bottle guaran-
iced. soc, zoe and 81 a bottle, or
money refunded by Central Drug Co.,
Grseneville, Tenn.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-27
All But One OF
Armed Guards
Are Landed

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-All but
one member. of the armed guards of
the steamship Lake Eden, torpedoed
and sunk in foreign waters August
81, have been landed, the navy de-
partment announced today.
Ralph E. Hooten, Of Laurel Hill,
Pa, is the missing man.
The following men of the crew are
supposed to have been drowned or
killed by the explosion of the torpedo
George Bruce, master; C. Grass, P
Danham, C. Mailer, A. Martin and
- Muller.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-27

blood, the disease being caused by an
infection which breaks out through
the skin. That is why the most salts.
factory treatment for all so-calIed
skin diseases is S. S. S., for this rem4
edy so thoroughly cleanses the blood
that no impurities can remain. Get a
bottle to-day at any drugstore, and
you will see results from the right
treatment. Write for expert medical
advice, which you can get without
cost, by addressing Medical Director.
Il Swift laboratory Atlanta. Ga.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-27
The Itching and Sting
Of Blazing. Fiery Eczema

Seems Like the Skin Is on Fire.
There is a harrassing discomfort
caused by Eczema that almost be-
comes a torture. The itching is all
most unbearable, and the skin seems
on fire with the burning irritation.
A cure from local applications of
salves and ointments is impossible,
because such treatment can only all
lay the pain temporarily. The disease
can only be reached by going deep
down to its source.
The source of Eczema is in the
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-08-27
S1.OO A YEAR

We are now enabled to give you a. bet
ter weekly paper than ever before, on ac-
count Of our Daily Sun. We give you more
reading matter than any other weekly
paper in East Tennessee, and as we now
get a special Geographic service every day,
we can give you the very latest war news
up to the last minute.
We don't feel that it is necessary for us
to tell our people about The Weekly Sun
they all know what it is.
You are now given chance during the
present month to get the paper another
full year at the old price.
Please don't wait until after the month
has gone and then expect to get it at the
Sl.OO rate-we will positively close this
offer on Sept. lst.
We are sending you copy Of The Daily
Sun containing this special offer. The
Weekly Sun, as you know, is just twice as
large as The Daily Sun eight pages every
week. IA FHf$a -
If you would prefer to take The Daily
Sun and get all the late war news every
day direct from the battle front, as well as
all other late news of the country, send us
$500 and get The Daily Sun one full year.
We publish the blank below for your
convenience. Fill it out and send us $1.OOI
today if you want The Weekly Sun one
year. If you prefer The Daily Sun, then
send us $500. The paper will be started at
once.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
4anowirt6fGaftfi6es.
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tob( Gultur.

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Die i'm Ra9folgenben geI6ilberter
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iinb aud fir ben Saussartusr DOH
RuBen, benn iie entbalten Winte, bic
i'm Rleinen sbenIosut su oerpsrtbst
iiub. pie i'm Sroben.
Cine Der prpfitabelFsn sriibernten
fir ben 5armer unS @emiiissdrtner
Iiefern uniireitig bic GriibtobliOrten,
Fir bic tets cine Iebbafte Radfra9e
bsitsbt. Die DON ben 3obIpflan3ern in
ben Central unb Porbitaaten Der
llnipn beiolsten Wetboben iinb nit
9bnsidungen biniihtli9 Iptnlsr Der
bdltnife unsfdbr bic folsenbeH. Der
Somen pirD I'M Sanuar ober &c.
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eeiGt, nobel man cine llu5e Sameri
fir js 1000 pfIan5en re6Het. Benn
bic pfIaH5en in gbitdHben BON IA
3oll IN Der Rsibe nit eiHem leeren
Raum bon 30 3ua 5tpiiaeH ben eius
5elnen Reibeu ausaeiebt tperbeu, Iinb
etipa 1900 pflmn3en per Qder ers
forberIid. IS follten seniigeub SeB,
linge seSoseu iperben, UNI ipGter bic
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frdftieeu peripenben su t0nnen. Die
pflGns6en ioItsn brei bis bier @os
den na6 Der ausIaat seniigeno snt-
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Gosenanute ,Jlats") berpflauSt gu
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i'm aaltbeet ober i'm uneebei3ten
sreibbauie surGbbGrtuug IoIaugs pers
bleiben, Biz iie ins 5reie sebratt lpers
ben.
Sir gang friibe Grnten muB bic
ausiaat 5tpei Wo9en friibsr erfolsen
unb bic pflanSden in bic ni5lots" in
Ibftdueen bon 2 3ou nn6 ieber Seite
bin perpflan5t iperben, nGbrenb mon
fpGtsr isbe Speite pflnn;e in Oter56Is
Iiee glumentSpfs brtnst. 1ieies @ers
pflanScn Der Ssblinse in rJ1ots" oOsr
SSpfe farn fir seip6bnli6s friibe
Grnien baburd nmsaneeu tperbeu,
bab man bic Samen I'm Warmbeet
biinr dusfGt inb fir forsfGIties gens
tilation forgt. foboIb iih bic 9flGnSs
den aienlid enttpidelt bubtn.
sfobl tann febr friib ins Greie scz
pHan5t tperben, ndrnlih fobaIb iidJ
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bdrttte Seblinge iperben hurrb ettpds
adIte nidt aef6Gbist uub Die Gntz
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Sabu uHS Snbn in Der 0eididJte.
Bon q, 9 dropt

Ni6t nur in Der 4ii6e unb imSppf
bes Roniss Seinri6 ". DON 5ranta
reid iinb Sabn uno 9ubu BON geoeuz
tans setpefen, iie baben al6 Don ieber
in Der Weltgei9i6te urb IN Der Suls
turgeI6iate eine Rolle geIpelt. Stefe
lsBtere eri9eint uns merttpiirbis ges
mug, Inn Der gtufmersIamieit bes 2e>
lers pertb gu istH, tpesbalb mir gIaus
ben, fir uHIere pIauberei barum bitz
ten gu oiirfeu.
Die Seimatb uuIeres SiibuerppItes
1T Snbien, Der 4buberr bes 9eIhte9z
tes Der gantipababn, Der in Sinter=
inbien, auf Sumatra unb Sapo, nod
teute bsimtib 1T. Nus Snoien poren
bic Siibner 5unddit na9 Periien pers
pflan5t porben, mo Der Sabn religt0z
lie 9eoeutung bate. Our1 ben&riesss
aug aleraubers oes 9rpben tomen iie
oonn nn6 9ris9enlanb. Dort mar
Der !Sabn ipegen Ieiner &Gmpfbegier
ino 2dpterteit Dem Arlegsgotte Mres
nnb pegeu Ieinsr @acbIamteit benz
SonnensOttegpOlIp geipeibt. 9lu6 benz
Mertur unb bem@estulap mar er betz
Iis. Wenu bic 9rie1en BON elmer
$rantbeit seneieu tporen, Opfsrten ie
bem leBtereu etnen Sabn.
glus @rie9enlnno pur6en oieIe
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italien sebradt, uuS aIs 6nnn ibrelIe=
teriiebIuns na9 ROm erfOlgte, erbiels
len lie aud bier reIistDie 8eOeutung,
inbem iie irrsbeIonbere bem &uItus
Der Qugurcn einberIetbt tpurben. 9prs
5ugspetie benbte man fe 5iir MeisTas
gung im&riege unb ss tpurben gu bies
lem 3fpede Defenders Die Siibner ouT
StantstoIten burf etnen beIonberen
@Grter gefiittert. llH6 oa bic 2lugureu
fi9 5eIbit ni4t serie BEN Geinbren Der
Selbsiige iiutersngen, io gnben iie bic
9iihuer ben 9ereu IN aGfigen NIT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05

3uder. - preiIe feft. - Waffis
nirter Gut 2pof 10e; poipbsreb SAc;
granulirtsr Sc; Gonf1tionsrs .a-
SIC per 100 pfunb; gisip Orleans
clarified iDeibsr sae; bo. seIber Sc per
plumb.
Wofaffts. - Warli iietis. -
Rsp Orleans Cppen 5sttsl 65--
S5c; Centrifugal 5000 per GaIs
lone.
Rtis. - grtra fanep Senb o.
9Ac; faHcp Ss-Sae; fsconb 5enb Sc;
se6ro&ener 7Ae; Sapnn si-6ae.
Dairpsprobufis
Butter Wartt 5ismlid leb'
baft. a,rsiis nisrriser. - Wbolemili
Ttra soc; gsmrnliaeb ertra 47ae;
GcntraIi,eb firhs 45c; isconos 44e;
Ganep Gairp BIC; patiHg GtOd 90
--36t per pfunb.
adfe. - Marft fejl; Dbio 27c;
gsep Dcrt 27A 29r; yaorbpsiilidr
2s-30e5 SdDei,sr 40--65e; 9ims
burger 31-32c; Bird 9Oc per pfo.
gisr. - 3ufubr gr6ber; Rarit
fAtpdfer. prima firfts Sibnsrsier
BIC; firfs BOG; orbindrs firiis zoe;
iercnbs 2sc per Tubenb.
gefldgsl. - Nartt Isbbaft;
preiie feft. - groilers 5tpei pfunb
nnb barunter 30r; Grpsrs iiber sipei
pfunb 30t; Sdbuns 22--25e; Siibier
bilrfen Bic gum ! Wni nidt periautt
lrerten; Erutbiibnfr BON s--10 pfb.
23--28t; 90. NIT irunmsr Bris,t 1se;
Guns s.; ipeibe Gnten &c; torbBe
25c; Gdnfe 1s-20c; oItf znuben
s1.5o PCT Dubeuh,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-05
slms,pdrtise Ndrtte.
Re 10 gort, 4. gldrs.

Tasbl. - Mnrtt feft; Springs
$10.55-11.o0; DtHters $10.25-
1880; aanias $10.60-11.0o.
@eIf9tOrn. = Iurtt ifstie; RiIr
bri be9to. 2 serbes $2.14A; Ro. :
aelbes S1.94a; Ro. 3 tpeibss $2.26l
Stoilen unb Gradt T. q. iofprtisel
@erfanbt; arseiiuies $2.25 (. o. b,
Gars.
Safer. - Rar,s rubis; nntiirIi'
DIR SL05-1.o6.
Nsu. - Martt ipiIliser; go. !
H.s0; no. 2, $l70; go 8, $1.6o;
Gsriauhtisrtsu $1-5o ncmiuel
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Gbieaso, 4. ysdrs.

G dpsin.. = 3ufubr 56,000i
Mnrft lauefam; gulf 1853 --16.'
rs: leidts S16.30-16.90; ssmiidt.
r16.15-16.S5; ibtpere $15.70-16..
65; rau6e $15.70-15.90; Gerie!
$1275--16.25.
Rinbpieb- - 3ufubr q. 600;
earft idipad. 9aiipe Stiere $8.75
-14.15; Stpdsrs uno 5ssberS $3.50
--10.80; Sii9e unb Seifers 1856
u.S5; adlber 8.75-14.25.
S9afe. = 3ufiIbr 1900;
Wartt feit. S6afs. $10.25-13.40;
2Gmmer, $14400-17.50.
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neberf6t bes Cincinnati
WfarfteS.
6ay bic Msntas, ben 4. RGr5
1918 enbisenbea eDs@e.

Gineinnati, 2. Mdr3 1913.
Die na9foIsenben Quotirunsen BE-
5ieben ii4 uur nuf Gngross Eransaf'
tionen. Bel iIeineren @dmdftfn tper.
ben ettras 55bere preiie bers&net.
propifioueM
S&mofs. =. primn Stedr
26.05- 20; familb 264-26ac.
grodenaefaIsenes GtH4
.Sbort clear Seiten 26k-27c; ertrc
hort clear Seiten 26-26Ie; firoe
Hippen 26--26Ae: Bellies 284 -
aSAc per pfuuo.
0erdu9trtes HIsif4. -
Sbort clear Seiten 2St -20e: ertrO
bort clear Seiten 28s-20e: fur5s
slippcn 28A-29e; Bellies 30n Sic,
sugar gureb Gfefjh. =
Sdilfen 29t-30tc; Eicn.: SfiuI'
tern 23a-24e: greaffait Bacon S7s
--99c; S4ultrn In padeten 24--
243e; Retp Dorf Gut 25S-26c: ge.
trefnte Beef SduiItern 84--34Ac.
G Gubgep6deItts Gfeif d.
ebtnfen 25-25ac; gietic Sdui'
tern 20e; Bellies 34-36e; SGuIterr
in Wadeten 21--2ise; Retu Dorf girl
DO. 2t-2lae.
Grif6es TIeif4. - Sdin,
fen, Ioie 23l-24e; pienie SfuI.eru
19a-20c: Ghultern 21A-22e; fur.
&C Rippenieiten 24-25c; ibort clear
@ippenieiten 21-25e; ertra Ibort
clear 5iippenieiten 24-25e; IeiGte
Bellies 32s-33Ac; ihwere DO. 81
-32e.
Mebl unS getreibe
Mtbl. - Winter patent $10.S0
-11.00; minisr fanep 5000; @ins
tsr familp $3.50; Winter ertra $8.70;
DiHter orbindre $500; 5artes Mei'
sen pnient $11.25 - H.75; 6artes
Meisen fanep $9.75-10.25; 5artes
Mei3en familp $500 1000; glortb'
tpeitsrn seniidtss s10.50-l1.2o;
Rossen, Gith sl0.50-11.25.
Meisen. Der Marls mar iies
Zig; glo. / rotb.r 1927; SO. 2 rc'
tbsr S2.24; no. 3 rotber 1928; Wo.
A $2.22 per Bu.
@elf6fprn. - preife feit,
Cine Gar go. q aelbes. 1872 sSeuhs
tisfeii brn6te $1.85 uHb cine Gar
no. 8, 1913 Geudtigteit, $1.95 per
BIZ. - @eibes &clbeniorn $1.55-
1.65; setbes aolbeniorn $1-25-1..
80; ssmtidtss Rolb,naorn $1.25-1.s
40; tpeiGes Horn $1.10-L30.
Safer. - go. 2 ipeiber 95s
96c; Stnnbnrb ipeiber 95-95Ac;
RO. 3 iueiber 94ac; go. 4 tpeiber SO
94e; so. 2 semifdter 92-92ie;
Ro 3 semifdter einheimiiGer 81 =
92e; Gg. A semiihter 80 Bic.
RoggeR Ro. 2 S2.65-2.70;
Ho. 8 $2.6O-2.65; SO. a $3.50
2.6O; prObe $40 ESQ.
Wbfsfep.
Gs ipurbeH beute 1877 Safer auf
Der Balls bon $3.50 per Galloue Der'
.aufi.
roeeriel.
RaffeG - 5aDe 27-32e; Ro.
ia 27--30r; Guatemala fanrp, teiuf
luoiiruns.
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3uiu bL
Rinbp. Sd,ipeins S9at
Q eri t.
Rinbp. S6Deine S9ot

0'"to
ainppieb. - Die 3ufubr par
srob. slnfangs mar Der Wartt langa
fam uHb um 1875 niebriser. Die
beHeren Qnalitdtn paren aber ite'
TIC; Gamers parsH I'm stua 10c
risbriser, CUTE Mil6tiibs itetis. gu,
ts Stoders uHb Gesoers iinb ieft.
1fittlere unb fdpsre Stiere $1,000
100; 5leii9cr stiers $3.50
1925; aussrleiene Bis ertra $1,000
--11.5O; 5eifsrs $7.0O-10.oO; aus'
erleisne bis srtra $10.25-11.50;
aiibe $7.00-S.25; auserIeiene Bis
srtra $850-10.O0; Gannsrs $500
-6.75; Mil4tiibe $5O.O0-125.0O;
Stoders unb GeeDsrs $700-1o.5o.
9ullen. = Die 3ufubr mar
uur mGbig unb bic prsiis itetig.
i5stte 9,ullen $10.O0-1o.50; 30.
lpsna $8.25-9.50; srtra 1915;
nlaa,re uHb IeiGis $6.5O-S.0o.
adlber. Der Martt mar i'm
gnssmsiHeH itetis su ben prsiisn
bonn Samatae.
Bette Ieifts GGlsr S13,75-14.s
90; fair biz quite $10.0o-13.75;
Orbindre uub groBe $6.0o-9.OO.
g 9Deine. - anfanss ,Dar Der
Wartt iapa9 uHb bic preiie I'M 25c
niebriser aIs am Samstag, ssssH
Sdlub aber tuurbe Der Warit
I9pa1.
sluserleient ihipere SIPS; mitts
lers unb ssIuiIdis 100 piunb uno
msbr $17.25; fair Bis quite Ieihte
120 bis 155 YfuHb $16.75-17.25;
orOindre bis suts syerisl 110 pFuuO
urD ipetiser $12.00-15.75; oroinas
re bis auserIefeHe f9rpsre fette Sdus
$10.O0-15.5O; orbinGre bis quite
Stags $10.00-12.25; ertra $3.50.
Sdafe unb Ga mmer. Der
Warit mar beute febr rnbig uHb bic
prsiie fpnren itetig.
Gdafe. CUTE bis aussrleiene Isi6te
$11.50-12.00; fair bis sute $3.50
-11.5o; Guls unb OrbiifGre $3.50
800; 96de $1,000 unb tpeniger.
2Gmmer, CUTE Bis auserIeieis $3.50
-17.O0; fair bis quite $15.00-16.s
90; feeonbs unb i9tpere Gdrnmer
$12.50-14.50.
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Grs Wspb s'M Marft.

Gtneinnati A. Mdr, 1918.
Ter Martt mar in Der DerfIDhenn
Wod)e fart unb pieIe Stpffe fno i'm
prtiis ecitieperl. Die Gngrpss0dnb'
Isr bobeu beberfenbe anftrdse an
9anb. Gis luotirunStu fnb lpie
fclgt;
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Rferbe i,ns aNamleieL

Cincinnati. A. @dr8 1918.
.3n Der perfloNensn Wo6e NOR Der
Rartt reGt lsbboft. 8eionbers fart
mar bic EaGfrase na6 giteH waauIs
thieren. gs ipurbe tart fir bic Rts
sierung setairft. Die preile iparen
tr,ts gofn{.
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Sm 8ern.

SIT es tpabr, bab 3u bie Eofyter
BON bem 8rGuereioireftor beirutber
Dillit2" - .glh NO - bonn Seira-
then fann einItpeilen enr niht Die 9te-
De fem. 9os werbe ib mir nod iebr
iiberIeger. Der aerI bat mid ia
'rausgeidJriiIenl"
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gbicaao, a. Oadr8.

@elTdtOrn. - Sir @dra am
Salub $1.27s. Sir Mai $1.27-
l-274; am S6lub $1.27t.
Safer, - Giir MGro 895 90ac;
am S6lub 90s;. Sir Wai 87s-
1896; am S4luB 88c.
Hpgesn. Ro. 2. $2.T.
@crite. = $1.80-2.24.
simotbp. $5.0O-8.o0.
slee. = $2e,oO-31.O0.
BORT. = Sir mai $47.85-4S.50;
am sdlub $4S,2o.
S6mal5. - Sir Mai $1,000
26,25; am g6Iub $26,15, Sir Suli
S26.37-26.4O; am @dlub $26.37.
Rippenfsiteu. fSiir Wai $25.12
--25.35; am S6luB $500. Sir
Suli $25.5o-25.7o; am S4luB
$25.57.
Butter. = Martt itetis; CREAMERY
42t-45se.
Gisr. = Warit ftsiig; 3ufubr 557
Giftsu. Syiriis 30c; oroinarp firits
80 -33c; auf bem Meartt 32-33c.
aurtoffeln, - Martt nieariser
3lriubr SO Gars. WiseOnfin, Mi4is
aan urn Mtnnslota Bull $1.2o-
1.25: bo. Sdde $1.25-L30.
Gsfliiael. - Martt feit; iuHgs
SGbne 2Se.