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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-11

4 s-.
perhaps % per cent. of its men be-
tween twenty and thirty years Of age,
which means probably about per
cent. Of its total raale population of all
Iagess But it has called from incomes,
business profits and other imposts fall
ing principally on the well to do APP
proximately ninety per cent. of our
war taxation, not TO mention the CON
tribuions to the Red Cross, tile Y. NJ.
g, A. and other war relief activities.
Let me add in passing that the chill
dren of the well to do have been taken
for the war in proportionately greater
numbers than the children OF the poor,
because those young men who are
needed at home to support dependents
or to maintain essential war industries
are exempted from the draft.
Our Laws Favor Sons of the Poor.
The draft exemption regulations dis
criminate not, as in former wars, in
favor of the rich mans son, but in
favor Of the poor woman's son.
realize but too well that the burden
of the abnormally high cost of living,
caused largely by the war, weighs heav-
| lily indeed upon wage earners and still
more upon men and women with mod.
crate salaries. yield to no one in my
desire to see everything done that is
! practicable to have that burden light
ened. But excessive taxation on capi-
| tai will not accomplish that; on the
contrary, it will tend to intensity the
| trouble.
| Taxation must be sound and wise
and scientific and cannot be laid in q
| haphazard way or on impulse or ac-
| cording to considerations of politics
otherwise the whole country will suffer
History has shown over and over agair
that the laws of economics cannot be
| defied with impunity and that the re
sulting penalty falls upon all section!
and classes.
The question of the individual is no
the one that counts. The question 4
not what sacrifices capital should ant
would be willing to bear If called upon
but what taxes it is to the public ad
vantage to impose.
| I do not say all this to plead for ,
reduction Of the taxation on wealth o
In order to urge that no additiona
taxes be imposed on wealth If need be
There is no limit to the burden whic
in time of stress and strain thos
must be willing to bear who can affor
1t except only that limit which is In
posed by the consideration that taxf
ton must not reach point where tn
business activity Of the country b,
comes crippled and its economic sQul
librium is thrown out OF gear, becaiIa
that would harm every etsment q u
commonwealth anu diq diq,itlI;;s:s q,tI;s:s u u ~ ~
aknG ssse In sasuq
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-11

The state labor bureau has given
assurance that there will be no SCAR
city of labor to help the farmers har-
vest all the crop that they can raise.
No intimation as to the price Of labor
Tor harvest is given. but farm hands
are now receiving from $50 to $50
per month.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-11
For Clerk Of Courts

hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office of Clerk of Courts on
the Democratic ticket at the May,
1918, primaries. Your vote will be
appreciated.
L. A. Stekly.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-11
InvestinL LibertyBO

harmful in times of war an1 post-bel-
lum reconstruction, when beyond al
most all other things it is essential to
stimulate production and promote
thrift, and wh~n everything which tends
TO have. the opposite effect should be-
vigorously rejected as detrimental to
the nations strength and well-being.
There is an astonishing lot of hazy
thinking on the subject of the uses OF
capital in the hands of its owners.
The rich man can spend only rela-
lively small sum of money unproduc-
lively or selfishly, The money that it is
in his power actually to waste is ex-
ceedingly limited. The bulk of what
he has must be spent and used for
productive purposes, just as would be
the case If 1t were spent by the gov
ernment, with this difference, however,
that. genera lliiys speaking, the individual
is more painstaking and discriminating
in the use of his funds and at the same
time bolder, more imaginative, enter
prising and constructive than the gov
ernment with It's necessarily bureau
cratic and routine regime possibly
could be. Money in the hands Of tho
individual Is continuously and fever
ishly on the search for opportunities
1. e., for creative and productive use.
In the hands Of the government it Is
apt to lose good deal Of Its fructify-
ing energy and ceaseless striving and
to sink instead into placid and SOM
noient repose.
There need not be and there should
not be any conflict, between profits
and patriotism. ] am utterly opposed
to those who would utilize their coun.
try's war as means to enrich them
selves The war proiteer," ss the
term is generally understood, is pub
lie nuisance and an ignominy. Extor
tionate profits must not be tolerated
but, on the other hand, there should be
a reasonably liberal disposition toward
business and Willingness to see il
make substantial earnings
For, taxation presupposes earnings
| Our credit structure is based upor
values, and values are largely deter
mined by earnings. Shrinkage OF
values necessarily affects our Gapacit.
to provide the government with th'
sinews Of war.
The conscription Of Men.
Reverting now to the subject of th'
conscription Of men, know / speal
the sentiment Of all those beyond tn,
years OF young manhood when sa.
that there is not one Of us worthy o
the name Of man who would no
willingly go to fight II the countr.
needed or wanted us to fight. But tin
country does not want or call its en-
! tire manhood to fight It does no
even cali anywhere nenr It's entir,
young mauhou1. II hns called Or ip
uk wlil N IN iiofn .n7r1|I
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-11
For County Auditor

I wish to announce myself as can
didate for the Office Of County Audit
or for the county Of Bon Homme, CUB
ject to the will Of the Democratic
voters of the county. Thanking you
in advance for your support for that
office, l remain yours very truly,
Stanley Kramar.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-11
For County Sheriff

l hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office Of sheriff for Bon
Homme County. South Dakota. sub
ject to the vote Of the Republican
party to be expressed in the May,
1918, primaries.
I. "A. Eads.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-11
For County Judge

/ hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office Of County Judge Of Bon
Homme County subject to the will Of
the Republican voters to be expressed
in the May 1918 Primaries.
G. G. Pickett.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-11
For State Senator

] respectfully announce my candi-
dacy for the Office of State Senator to
represent Bon Homme county in the
next legislature, subject to the will
of the Republican voters at the pri-
mary in May 1918.
]. H. STEPHENS.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-11

For Register Of Deeds.
Subject to the will Of the republi-
can voters in Bon Homme county. I
hereby announce my candidacy for the
Office Of register Of deeds.
/, r. ]. Schroeder.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-11
For Sheriff OF Bon l1omme County

hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office of Sheriff of Bon Homme
county, s D., subject to the will of
the voters at the Republican primary
in May, 1918.
Lawrence Wagner.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-11

We mpE % uenInu oUr DuyS W5Sd
0dt u9ts &
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1918-04-11

Lawrence Wagner.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06
MRS. LENARD L. DANIELS

Syneth Zeal Mcdonald Dyer was
born in Almena, Van Buren, County,
Michigan on January End, 1892. She
died in Paw Paw Michigan on Novem-
Der 10th, aged twenty-six years, ten
months and twenty eight days.
She grew to womanhood in the
town of Almena and was united in
marriage to Leonard l.. Daniels on
October 9Th, 1913. To them two
children were born, Archie Leroy and
Wilbur Arnold.
She and her husband were convert
ed and baptized, uniting with the
Seventh Day Adventist church of Paw
Paw. She was a faithful and devoted
christian to the last.
Mrs. Daniels was Of sterling char
acter, always eager to help the needy
She was kind and devoted friend, a
faithful wife, and loving mother.
Besides many friends she leaves a
husband, two sons, mother, father,
one brother and three sisters. We do
not mourn for her as for one without
hope, for we know when the trumpet
of God calls forth the sleeping saints,
her crown will be waiting. We will
meet her in the fair land where sor-
row and parting will be no more.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06
LULU MAY FURBUSH GAY

Lulu May, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Furbush, was born i'll Waverly
township March 14th, 1880, and pass
ed out of this life November 18th,
1918, age thirtyeight years, eight
months and fourteen days.
She grew to young womanhood in
this township. Here her vivacious
and sunny disposition made all her
schoolmates and acquaintance her
friends.
She was married to Will Gay on
October 31st, 1900. To this union
six children were born: Russell, Mil
'dred, Florence, Bertha, Robert and
Marjorie.
Mrs. Gay was faithful diligent,
loving wife and mother whose delight
was in her family and her home.
She had always the sympathic word
and kindness for her neighbor that
won for her place Of high esteem
in the community. Her passing away
leaves a grief stricken husband six
children, father and mother, two
brothers, Glenn and Leonard now
stationed in New York in the service
of their country, many other fond
relatives and large circle of friends
Funeral services were held at the
house Sunday afternoon, Rev. Brown
of Paw Paw officiating. Interment
was made in the Glendale cemetery.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express our heartfelt
thanks to every one who assisted us
IN any way, during he illness and
death of our loved one To the minis
ter for his comforting words, to the
singers for their sweet music; to the
pail bearers and to ail who sent the
beautiful flowers.
William Gay and children
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Furbush
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Furbush
Leonard Furbush
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the neighbors and
friends for the many acts of kindness
during the sickness and death of our
son and brother. These little SYM
pathetic acts during our sorrow will
never be forgotten.
Frank Roberts and family.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06
TAX NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
township Tax Roll will be ready on
December 18th, and / will be at the
Paw Paw Savings Bank on that date
and every day thereafter until fur
Their notice for the collection of town
ship taxes.
Jay Hinckley
Aft. Treasurer, Paw Paw Township.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06

TO RENT-Furnished house for win
ter months to parties without child
rem. Address A. b. c. Care The
True Northerner. 45t3
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06

the beautiful flowers sent and for the
many acts of kindness shown US dur
ing the sickness and at the death of
our beloved husband and father
Mrs. John Mcguire and Delbert.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express in this way
our heartfelt thanks for the beautiful
flowers and many acts of sympathetic
kindness bestowed upon US during the
sickness and at the death of our loved
one.
l.. l.. Daniels and children
A. l.. Dyer and family.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06
CARD Or THANKS

We desire to express through the
columns OF The True Northerner our
sincere and heartfelt appreciation for
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-12-06
NOTICE

My store will be closed for the
winter on December goth, and | am
offering some splendid values in trim
med hats. Half the former price for
high grade goods, and lot of last
years trimmed over hats at $1.00.
These hats are good looking and have
sold at $500 readily early in the sea-
son. Two weeks in which to take adj
vantage of this price.
Mrs. Geddes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05

erseugte Gtaubtede, fonberu f6rbert
aua Elm ral4es Ma9stbum. Sobalb
bic R66rsn 10 grOB eeDOrben iinb,
bab re beim A,ultiDtren bd6dbiqt
ipsrben, iolIte bos Iester. einseitellt
perben, neil cine BsidGoiguRg Der
H0bren elm peiteres Wa4isn D.rbirs
bert unb Dor5eitige Rsifs herbeis
fiibrt. Dnn Der ReiFs nabe. lsssn
it1 bie R6bren auf ben BOben, no
man iie ungeit6rt liesen lGbt. bis re
oussetrodnei fnb. Da bic anollen
iiber Der @rbe pa9fen lafien iie ii3
lei9t nit einem &e9su aus ben! 8ps
ben berausbebeu. Gbe fie eingsfra6t
'iperben, ldbi man fis Bel i46nsm
gDetter 10 lange I'M 5reien liegen,
biz iie pOllig trOden geporben.
gBo bic 3ipiebeltultur gei9GftsmGs
Zig betriebsn tpirb, bdlt man Iih be.
treffs Der Sorten an bic Qnforberuns
gen oes Wtarttes, auf ben man anges
Dieien 1T. 5n man6en 2nnoestbeis
len aiebt man bic rOtbbdutissu, in nns
bern bic geIbbdutisen Dor. Do es
ii6 um bic lsBtern banbeIt, fuo
.DsloaD DanDers", rSout6pOrs
2)eaptp" uno .5rue &mreican grt3c
5ater" Su empfeblen ga bic IeBtge.
nnnnte Sorte jeop9 cine fpdtreifenD.
Spielart III, mub iis febr frub ges
iGi tperben. Bel Der rot6bdntigen
GDrte bulte man iib an .SoutbpOrt
Reb Globe" unb Barge RtO Wetbers=
fislb"; bic bette peibe Sprte iIt
rSoutbport 2arse Dbits Globe".
Der ssfdbrli6ite 5einb Der 8tpis6el
tit bic 3pis6elflteee unb no iie aufs
tau9t, miifsn ale 4nftrengunsen gez
ma4t perben, ibren 8erbesrun9eu
gu begegnsn. DerS6oben ipirb bon
Der ben giern Der Jliege entf9liipiens
ben Wabe angsri9tet, bic fi9 in Biz
Sniebel ein6obrt, uuo fi9 babou ers
ndbrt unb in Dieiem Stnbtum tanu
Hihts gsgen ben S9dbIing unternoms
men perbsn, obne Der 3Diebel isibii
S9obeu suaufiigen. gs 1T bober ges
boteu, baB Der pflon5er ii6 auf 8ors
beuguussmabreseIn Derlegt.
Die 3piebelfliege eri9eint i'm Nai
unb leet tbre Gier ouf ben nnteru
gbeil Der iunaen pflanae; man bat
iebo9 bic geObo6tung gema9t, brb
iic nidt imitGnbe iinb, in Gltere
gIfIGna6en etusubrinsen. So fperben
i'm Wdrmbeet ober Sreibboug ges
5psene unb Derpflnn'te SeBlinse fels
ten ober ME angegriffeu.
SIN 2aufe bes Sommers sntItebea
mebrsre Generationen DON 3ptebelz
fIieeeu, bic Der lsstern grut entIpriu:
eenben 2arDen bolten fi9 tpd6renD
bes Winters msbrere 3oa tief untsr
Der grbe auf. 9ur9 tisfes SuItipi.
rem alteu 3pieblbobens iperben OieIt
Der 9arDen ipetter IN bic @rbe binsln.
oe6ro9t unb tommen bort I'm. 8e.
i6Gbigungen burh bic 8pbrer tanr
boburd berbinbert iperben, bab mt
Yetroleum ssfdttister Sanb 3iDifter
bic Heiben geitreut tpirb, fDbnib BIZ
SGmlinge bic Dide eines S6iefer'
griffels srrei9t bdbeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-05
Der sidder.

SIN su9re 1775 fanb man in Wleis
tina falt jebsn Waorgeu bic &et4en
zines ober msbrerer @rmorbeten. be-
nen aud nift bas geringite geraabt
mar. Wtit Der 3sit fieI es uuf, oaB biz
Opfer bes unbeimli9en MDrbers, Der
fi9 uufi9tbar MAIDEN gu tDnnen
idien, tets 2eute iparen, benen bic
Dffentlide 9oltsitimme gebeime 9erz
,bre9en, gBu6er, Ultbbrau9 Der gsms
ter, gsrei4erung oura S4anbtbaten.
Ausbeutune Der @itttpen uno Waiisn
unb peitsres Dortparf. S9on bate
Der Rd9er, pie ibn bas 8plt nanute,
iiber fiinf5ig Opfsr geforbert. Jurdlt
unb S9reden perbreiteten ii9 in Der
Staot, uno gang beionOers unter be-
nen, bic Elm I9le9tes 9etpiHen batten,
aDer tros Der umfangrei9en 8Drfe6z
runsen eelang es ben 9eborben niht,
ben gsbeimnispo[len M0roer gu err
tappen. Gr peritanb es immer piez
Der, irgenb einen Der 4usbeiiter bes
8pltes pber eineu per6nBten @erfolz
ger Der uni9ulb .binsuridten1, bsnn
bob er nur bic 9erbre9en Iiibnen
pollte, bic aus Nabldfiateit Der Sc
ridte, aus Riidfidbt auf bic BODICE
borsnen Sbdter ober aus anberen
@riinben unbeitraft blie6en, bariiber
bate Der ieltiams Rd9er burd elm
Shreiben, oas man on Der gruit eis
nes feiner Opfsr foub, bic 9eb6rbe
ldngit aufgetldrt.
Der @i5efDnig. Der Der aufrei5ers
ben S9redensberri9dft um ieoen
Yyreis eip Gnbs MAIDEN poIlte, erIieb
nun cine protlamation, tporin sr lem,
Der ben Shulbisen iebeno ben Rebors
ben ausliefern tpiirbe, sine 8elobnung
ron 10000 Stubi periprocb SieTsIbe
Surme nebIt ooaem garbon berbieb
er Dem Rorber, tpenn er iith ftellen
unb bic @riinbe ieiner Shredenst6as
Ten peri6nlid borleeen tpdroe. lin
feierlih Al befpfifen. bab es ihm bei=
lioer grnit nit ieinsn gerforsden
lei, nabm er Offenf1idl oas Ibenes
mabl eorauf unb Tdpur oor BEN 9tls
tor Der &dthebrale BET Sptt uub fsts
rer gbre, ieinsm g,rTprehsn cbne
Sintprdebon'eu ndfforrnsn au ippls
len Mm uGhifen Sna 'rfhien cir Seis
FrnFieber Dor oeuBi'stSnia nit oerSrs
fIdrurd, bnh sr ihn beir, Bort holte.
Ser @iset0nia rpflts erif uiht crnus
ben, baB Der urfteirbdre. foIibe 9iirs
oer, Der uTIusmein i'm bsffen Rufe
Ifoub, Der fur@tbors T46rber fpi. pDr
bem oons MeFino ersittsrte; dber er
iprrbe hnTn anbers hel.hrt, nprr Der
brape Tseiffrr hcpies fcinc Fhrrfifdt
mid BEN esfiirGtetsn goItsudher 10
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RiHbpitb. Der Wnrfi
mar beuts rubtgg uno bic preiie itetie
unb bic seip0bnlidsn Nuntitdten biz
su einem WiertsIbouar niebriger. Cute
fette aiibe fparsn tart i'm Yreiie.
Uaiitlsre unb i9psrs Stiers $10.e
0O-12.90; gl.iiasr5Stiere 500
1000; duserleIens Bis ertra $1O.25-
1900; 5eifsrs s7.OO-9.75; aiibe
$675-8.O0; aussrledne Bis eItra
$a.25-10.00; Gamers $6.O0-6.6O;
Wilhfiibe $50.00-120.OO; Gtoders
rne sJsebsrs $e.00-9.50.
guIleM = Die 3ufiibr Don
gulIen mar mdbia bic Ra4frogs gut
unb bic preifs feft.
Syeits gullen $10.50-1100; Bos
losna $8.50-1o.0o; srtra $1o-25-
1850; nnsere unD letate $500
800.
adG6er. Die prsiIe paren
feIt unb nm 25-50c b0her als am
Dori1en Wonfag.
Bette leitte adl6er $15.O0-15.50;
fair Bis gutr s12.0O-15.00; orbina'
re nnb sroBs s6.0o-10.O0.
GApeine slnfnugs mar ber
Marfi feIi unb bic preiie I'M 15e b0'
bsr aIs am Gomstas. aas i'm Nartt
befinbIifxn S4petu. fanben @buab'
ME.
gluserIeTene idpsrs 225 pfiiub rnt
me9r $3.50; semiIdte unb Glsif4er'
Tort,n 100 pfunb uno mebr $3.50;
foir fis quite l.i9te 8srfdHbtiorter
100 Bis $50 pfunb $16.O0-16.50;
orbindre BIS quite GerteI ITO pfunS
uno toeHigsr S12.O0-15.00; oroindre
BIS auserIdene i6nere fstte Sdus
S10O0-15.00; prbindre Bis aussrIel
rIene Siags S10.00-12.5O.
g d afe unb 2Gm mtr. - Ous
9nge5ot mar beidrGntt. sllte SHufs
ipdren nidt i'm DtGrtt. SdtDere 2Gm'
mer ipurben nur iDents setauft.
SGafs, auserlsIsHs bis ertra let4ts
S11.00-11.50; fair Biz CUTE $500
HOO; orntndre s6.oo-8.00; Bod.
5000 unb tuenissr. 2dmmer, ausesr'
leieHe Bis trtro S17.75-.s.00; tnir
Biz sute S1700-18.00; iecpnbs
s16.o0-17.O0; GuIIs uno prbinar'
$12W-14.W.
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basf4arf. BOD ale speif.L Idapan4

baarf9orF, bob ale 3peifeI ftpan<
ben.
Der 9iset6uis bislt ibm bic srobs
8lutfhulb Dor, bie er it9 duf ieiU
@epiHen gelabtu bate. aber Der Seis
feniieoer ertIdrte rubig, Ct babe bas
Sdipert Der Sbrigteit nur in ben
TdlIsn gei9iruHgen, no oieie uffeHbar
Derfnst bate, benn ale feline Spfer
ieieu ertpieernermaben bunbertfaa
bes Iobes f9nlbig geipsien: er babe
ii4 nm bic @ere9tigteit unb bic Mos
raj aIio nur elm 8erbtenif eripors
ben, unb bic grobs Summe, bic bee
'8i5etDnig ausgefsbt bate, babe er
ieiner ueber3eugung nad reblid pers
bisnt. Der 9iset0uis fab Elm, bnb
er einen Redtsfanatiter Dor ii6 babe,
benz Iein iibertriebenes einfeitiaes
yRe9tlifteitssefiibl ben @erItanb pers
tpirrt bate. gr lisB ibm bic peripru-
6ene Summe msanblsn, qub ibm
d6er ben euteu Ratb, ben S6ouplaH
feiner Sinrihtunssntte 8u perlaifen.
Ser Seifeniieber beFolate benn audi
ben Rntb. aurae 3sit borouf lieB er
fi6 nit feiner 5onitie in @enf nie-
Der, mo er, fpis es In benz omtlid,en,
i'm Gr6iD BON WeHina befinblihsn
8sbeirberiht iiber bos aeben biefcs
Icltfnmen Wenf6en beibt. nod lnnge
Stubre bds 2eben etrss ToIiben, flets
biesn 5dmilienpoters fiihrte.
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Ghieaap 4 nebruar

S9peins. 3ufubr 41.00O;
Rartt itar,; Buff $16.30-16.6O;
leihts s15.75-16.50; semii6ts $751;
00-16.65; idpes '$15.95--16.65;
raitbe S15.95--16.15; GertsI S13-25
1850.
Rinbpi.b.-- Sufiibr 5000;
Mnrtt felt. ylatipe Stiere $8.65--
14.25; StOdsrs unb JesSsrs $3.50
1880; aiibe unb 6eifers $3.50
1900; GGlbsr $9.50-16.00.
S4afe. 3ufubr 1900;
Rnrtt isi!, Wetbers $10.O0-13.50;
2Gmmer $14.75-17.S5.
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syar6e Der 3Gbnc.

Die 9G6ne iino prib; Oerslet4t
man aber bic Sdbne Deri4ieOener
PeriOneH, 70 finbet man, bub bieies
8eib Dsrf3iebene abt0nunsen aufs
ipeiit, ole baIb ins GstbIits, balO ins
9IGuli4e biniberTpieIeH. Die @rfa3s
ritHg bat uns eelebrt, baB bic Gars
benabItufungsn nit Der Site uno
Der Dauerbaftigteit Der 3dbns eng
3uIammenbdnsen. Sbeunn iteben IN
bieIer 9inii9t bic gelfeu 3Gbue, bic
5umeiIt eiHen turJer georungeneH
gau aufpefIen. sic Iino itart uno
trGftia enttpidelt, iiben fsit unb Ders
ben Hur IeItel BON oet auries befals
Len. Die sldnSsnbeu tpeiBen 3dbne,
bic nur sinen seIbli6en guflug seiz
gen, iinb grDbsr sebuut uno regelmde
bigger enttDidelt; iie gsIten als bic
f66nIten, iinb aber ni6t 70 feit tDte
bic geIben unb perbeu Iei9ter tariDs.
Sine brittle Sorte bilben bic blduli9
peiBen 3dbns; Tie glGn3en ni4t 10
Fdon ME Oie Susrf seRaHnteu, buben
aud eiRen piel oiinnsren ShmsIS; Tie
erIiesen Iei9t f9Gbliben @infliiFen
lfnb eebcn auberbem ftnen 5usruHbe.
I'm f9lsdtsiten aber iinb bic fledieen
3G5ne. sic ssigen SIsde, neil ibr
S6mels nfd,t eIei6mGbis gut ousges
bilbet III. Dnie 3Gbrs fperbsu bober
am friibeiten bon Der auries befulIen
unb nerberbeu in unoerbGltnibmGbia
turaer 3eit.
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1hnotbp. = $500 S.25.
alte. - S21.00-30.00.
s3ort. = Siir 1sui $47.oo--47.25;
am S4lub $47.1o.
S4mals. - Sir Wai $3.50
25.92; am S9lub $25.85.
gtippenfeitsn. - Sir Wfai $24.72
-24.85; am GdIuB $24.e0.
Butter. - Martt ftetig; Greamerp
434--49fe.
Gi,r. - Marf. niebrig:r; 3ufubr
1,099 Bitten. Girifs 60e; orbindrD
firfts $685.; auf benz Wlartt 81
60e; Refrigeration firits 41ae.
RGrtoffein.'-- Rartt itetig; 3u'
fubr 46 gars. Wisconiin, Wi4ison
unb Ulinneiota Side $2.10-2.l6;
DO. BuIt $2.05-2.10.
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amswdrtise Mdrfte.
Rem gorf. A. iyebruar.

~
Mebl. - Wartt ru6is; Springs
S10.55-10.7O; Winters $10.25-
1880; aanfas $10,60-11.00.
8sli3iprn. = Martt ipiais; ailn
brisb go. 3 sslbes s1.S1; Rp. 8 ss'
mii6tes $1.79 auiten unb Jraat gs.ip
gort iUiortissr gAIdnbi; grsentinhs
$2.06 {. 0. B. gars.
Sofer. - Itartt feii; natiirlmer
$1.00-1.02.
Seu. - @nrtt uneereseIt; SO. /,
S1.S5-1aO; so. 2. $1.75; gto. 3,
$1.e5; nosincH; 9srTanStfrrtsn $1.4o
ncminel.
s,opfen. - Mertt rubis; Gtcts
mittlersr bis aussrIeiener 1917. 40-
SOC; 1916, nuruinsl; patifie Goat
1917. 21-24t; 1916, life.
Slute. - Tlarit itetig; gogota
3sl-4ote; Central slnwriea Ss--
40c.
2sber. = @arti fsit; 9.mIpd SOIs
30. l, 51e; go. 2. Acc.
BORT. = Rartt isft; Wssb 5000
Somilp. $54.00-55.00;
Gbcrt clear $50.00-56.00.
G9moIs. = wlarit eitiis; MibbIs
MeR s26.3o-26.40.
Sala. = Wartt rilbig; 9th, ipes
einI. Ipfs. $17o0.
DOae. = Rartt feit; OOmsitif
5leete Xxx Sbio zoe.
Rsis. = @artt feit; Gourp 5oab
89-9e. Blu. gtofs a--8ae.