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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-13

bos Obierpatorium, bas uns fir bic
tommenoe Rddt lIntertunft geFpdbrt,
un0 mir geoenten bier ndbreno Oes
lutuQti6en Mables, 81 osm Der Berg
bon 3ett 3I 3eit Elm oumpfes DrDbnen
als 8sigabe gepdbrt, oes tapfereH
8ultanologeu 9icco, Der beim auss
bru6 Don 1910 Oisr3ebn Gage bier
oben auB6ielt, in fortpd6rsnoem
9rObnen, 8umoren unb Rau6en beg
6euerihtunbes, bis t6m bic Sahe bod
gu bunt pur0e, unO er, pentge Gage
Dor Dem Gnoe oes QaOasrguFes, bem
ungndOigen 5errn Ballet fagte.
No6 gu nd6tIihsr Morgenfunbe
Duroe Der 4ufitieg begonnen. Die
300 U}eter De8 IeBten NI6entegeIs
miiFen notiirtia gu SUP 3uriidgeIest
ruerben - cine re6t anftrengeroealetz
terei BEL Der man biz an bic 3nie in
bic 4f8e osrTintt. SeDo8 mir errsis
den nod re6t3eitig, b. +. DOR Sonz
nenaufgung, ben Spiel bes bo6itsn
europdtIhen Seuerberges. S6DefeIig
rie6euoe Rauhf6paben 3ieben an ben
1teilen 6eISDdnoen Des 5euerfhfunbes
binQuf unb mir parten ben Sonnens
aufgdn9 ab, ME bic Sa0nbeitsfu6er
aller Slbrbunoerts bon Gmpeoottes
Don 4traga5, Der Teirer Too bier I'M
Srater gefunoen, pom GatIsr 5uorian,
Der fogar cine eigene 8iQ1 auf Der
9Dhe oes 8srges beieTen, pom aaifer
6etnrth, Der an ben Nb6dngeu oes
aetnu geitorben lit uno oQ ben anbss
rem GetnaDanoerern biz gum bsuttgen
Gage.
IS pGre pergeblibes Wtu6en, bic
6errIi6tetten Dteier Misunderstanding
nit Worten pieoergeben 3u molten.
Als mir Die ertsn Qi6tItrablen emz
| pfingen, lag oas 96al tief unten nod
in ounteIblduem Rebel uno mir tonnz
! ten ben ShattentegeI perfoIgen, Den
Der Berg uuf bic lagiam aufIeudtenos
Snfel mari, bis Der Gag olIud6li6 erz
pahte unD bellies 2t6t bic Rebelihnas
ben aufiog. Die Elm Rieiens4quarea
lag bic SnIel gu unferen 5ibsn: oi6t
um uns bic tiefbIdue QI6enpiifte, bic
Iangfam in oos 3untelgrir besBaIbs
giirteIs iibersing; pie trdftigs. ihndr>
| Sc 2inien 5ogen Ith Die 2upaftri6e bins
unter tus S6ul uno perlprsn fih in
ben bunten 5arben am Saume oes
8ergnIonteIs. Die ein5eInen Srts
ihafter Der GIttiiIte lteben Ii6 gut uns
terf6etoen, bon Der Sriimneritdtts
fWIefinus u6er bic 60bsn Doh 5aors
nina btnpeg bis &atania utp binunz
Ter mad Spratus, Der tlaiIiihen Geite
oes 4ltertbums. Nah WeiteR All pere
/ Lief iid) Die llferlinie bes Snieloreieds
/ in Dem grauHauen 0Gmmern Des 6pz
/ ri3onts. Wlit tiefem, bumpfem 3r0b=
nsn srinnert Der Berg, oaB er nit 1eis
ner Gtgenart aud nod oa lit, unn
man tpenoet Ii+ pobl, niht cbne cine
qeDiiie 2teng g5tIi6teit, oem ruuhenoen
5euerifluroc su. oeiien ihrofie 6eIs-
esbtloe nit oihteu S6lpefeltriitallen
befeBt iInb.
Die Gufeutbalts3eit bier oben 1T
3tpar ni6t ME am 9efup peinIih
tur3 un0 torifmdbia bemeiIen, oens
nod ordngt bic 3ett gum 2tbfieg,
tpern ss ionft nidt Der bsibenbe Raua
| it, Der Elm Idugeres 8eripeilen uus
moglid maft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-13
Gtieaao, 12. September 1918.

G6petue. 2ethie s8.25-8.80, a..
mif6te s7.60-8y90, fhuere $3.50 - $50.
rnuhe t7.40 - 7.65, Sgertel s4.65 - $40.
wedrtt fir leihte SorteH 15--25c nieoriger,
fir aHoere itetig.
Hiubpieb.-Beepes s6.60-9.25. Teras
Stiere s6.70-7.80, peItlihe Stiere s6.75-
775, Sto6ers unb iSeebers $3.50 7.90,
Rabe uno Seifers e3.70-5.50, Rdlber s9.75
-l1.60 Nartt Itetig.
SHafeuro 2dmmer. -Shnfe: GIN
heimtfts sS.40-475, Jdtrlinge s4.85--5.80.
Beitlihe $390-4.T6.
Sdmmer: Gtuhstmtffe e525-7.65, nett
Iite t5.75-7.75. Wartt itettg.
Bufubr. - ShDeint 17,0O0. Rinepieh
800, Snefe uns 2dmmer 5000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-13
Ghleaao. Y. September.

Wsiaru.-Jar September s7L $50
am ShIuB s7H; far 9esember 9oX-e1Xc,
am sAlub 9O7fe; FIR Rai 951s -- 9ec, an
ShfuB 95Nc.
Belfatorn - syar September 10
T55ss. am S6iuB Tsze; fir Tesember II u
-72Ae. am S6,Ius T23Se; fir u}ai 73H-
741Se. am Sd1lus T31<e.
Sater. i5tr September 41Ik-42c, am
ShluB 4lzse: fir December a - 44Ht.
an 5hiu5 441sc; iar Rai 4eH-47IIc. am
ShluB axe.
Nssgsn. - RO. Q neuer e7H-sse.
Gerlte. -60-Slc.
ftmotbpiaameh Rsu,r s4.5o-
5.25.
Rlsefaam.n 800 - 1915 Der
GeHtner
ReBport - t22.50 per Sbl. - Sir
slnnuar s19.s2 1-19,90, am 56lus $i9s7K.
far ARat sls.95-e0.oTH, ans dug sIs.97
SAmafs.-slI.i0--if.i2K per 100 Bfo
Tar Gttober $11.10-11.l6K, am Sdlus
s1l.l5; FIR 5anuar s10.s7k-l0.g2H an.
S1lub 1000; fir Uiai ti1.07H - lilo.
ON Sdlus tl1074.
5hort IiopeHfetteu. slo.75-
Ills per 100 Bib. - sSfir Ettcber sIi.O2 y
-li.07H, am SbIub $i1.02z fir 1anuar
tlO.45 - 1910, am EdIub si0.45; flr
Wat si0.60-10.6lK. aT Sd5luB s10.s2
butter. - 3Rlrit mar unberdnoert.-
Qreameries 24H-8JHe per Rfunb.
9ier. Rartt unuerdnoert. Crninarn
frits 2lh -22He, firits 23 - 28Kc per
Tubenb.
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Bon 81 q T u eutp / h.

Ter groBc sSeueripeier Si3ilicu3,
Ser Ietno, lit pieoer einrndI ltngn1.
0!8: Seit eiHigen Gugen rluuort e. in
i@incm Saupte, uno er berpirft Ieinc
llmgebung nit Iihe uuo fIeinen uuI.
fauiiden Steinden - iiHere au;ei.
den eines beporitebeuoen 4usbruh3
ton Saoa, bic aber beim aetna nId)t
oem 9ouptfrater 3ll entitromen pflegt,
ieu6eru al ben g6bdngen oe$ gerges
2lm ausitoB tomnt. 9ns loie altf5es
ihiittelte 9ergnlaiiip fam oem ungc.
heuren Truf Der 2apu, oie aus Dem
2Srnern oe5 gerges einen ausrrcs
iudt, nidt 10 lange itanobulteu, bis
Ole feueriliii'ige Waiie ben 8tpfeI er.
rciht Bat uuo gum arater binausge.
oritdt miro; Der Berg reibt oieLmebr
cn elmer nit)t NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
StcLIe auf, urb oieier .bocca" ent,
front oa5 ieuerfIiiiiige 8eiteiu.
SSn BEN lesten Sdbren bat Der
aetna iebr rege gearbeitet. @ahreno
Im Uoriaen GSabrhunoert MIR ollf ollie
flui Sabre Elm ausbruh fam, lit ser
aeina mad eem iehr beftigen 2aua.
erguB bon 1910, Der aIleiu 60 Sct.
Tar 8artenIano BON 9ticoloii uernif).
tete ihou i'm Serbit 1911 BON neueul
tbGtig geneieu; Damn bereits lpieoer
i'm SSanuar 1912 uno partete iogar
in bemieIbeu Sabre nod, I'M Wdi,
nit einem fleinen ertempore auf 10
.bob init Dem Iesigen geginn ON 30.
Te5embcr orei Ausbriihe in einen
einjigen Sabre erfolgteu.
Tie Observation-Disclosures aui Ser
2Sniel iino heute iebr qiinitig. g9er
ieinen Seumc o6er grpoone ais 5iib.
rec in ser Saife trdgt. miro erItaunt
iCiH, luie it'd in oieier 9e3iehunq Die
lieblit)e Srinnfrin gum @elieren Der.
anoert bat. GaS aeIpnitige aetHamai.
iir pon etlpd 1900 Guaoratfilometer
miro BON elmer eigeneu Sabu unliab.
ren, bic ale beoeutenoeren Grte am
Saume oes sSelerberges beriibrt: Ga.
tunio, gci 8eaIe, 0iarre, Ranoa53a.
4aterno. giQncauiIa uno Miiterbiou.
ca, Der aufitieg, Der bel ben bduiigen
Sdneeitilrmen bort oben nur in alpt.
ner au5rilituua ratbiam iii, tann i'm
CONNER audi bon Hanbo53o aus er.
folJen: ionit bleibt Gntania ole eigent.
Iide 9Ieinaitnot. unb Die anoeren 4fa.
he. Der pcn Interuo, glci Geale un0
ieIbIt Der Don SaorHliug, miinoen in
ben @eg, Der bon Gatania aufports
fiibrt.
sluh obne oas aran6ioie Sdau.
ipicI eines ausbruhs 6teibt Die ge.
iteigitng bes Der htnlnelblauen abria
eEtiteigenoen gergrieIen cine glufein.
orberiolae ungIalIblih ifloner 2alb-
ihaftsbiloer. llnten am SuBe burh.
id,reitet Der @anoerer Die 5ropen.
neeetotion Der ionnenaeiegneten sSn-
iel; Tie beeleitet ibn bis 81 Dem 69t
Meter bod oeIegeneu Gorfden gti.
coIoli. Man fam bieien @eg aud
Wlt psnl @aagg aAEiiAeasai lin AZ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-13

Nc. 2 2tueibes 7eK -- T9f. gtu. 3 tptikes 7s---
7sKc, Wc. 4 tueibes 7eH---7Sr, $40. q stIbss
76--78he, 80. i bo. TTE--T8t. so. 4 bp,
7oH--77c. Mo. q gemtidtes 7s--78Ee. $40. b
DO. T7k--7Sc. SO. 4 bc. 75K-77e, uel6es
2clbenforn 77--S0c, aelbes DO. 1880. ae.
mifdtss oo. 77-7ae per Hu. - WerfosFs
tpuroen: Gar Ro. 8 aelbes III 7sc. / Gar
No. DO, 5u 7sHc, 800 Bu. DO. NIT Roggen
81 76Kc, Gar glo. Q aemifd,tes naheau
geibes su 7sKt, Gar Wo. 3 tpeises Su
7SHc, 4 Cars gelbes Rolbenforn Az 79c, 90O
Bu. Deibes DO. su 79c auf benz Geletis.
pafer. - Rcrft feft. --J2o 3 peiser 4s
--48He, Stanbarb ueiBer 47H-4se, Ro. 8
ipeib:r 40 47c, No. 4 tueifer A - 46e.
yto. . gentif5tsr 45 -- 47Hc, Ro. 8 bo. Al
--a6e, Ro. 4 bo. AZ - 44c Der 8u. -
Bertauft unroen: / Gar Ro. 2 DeiBer su
4shc, ! Gar Ro. 4 DO. 5u 45e, / Gar DO. III
A14g l Gar DO: bn 44Ke, . Cars DeiBer
arb uetBer su 4Se ani benz Beieife.
FpggeH.-Wnrtt Feiter. - Ro. . 7lH--
72c, Ve. oD. 65--70f. Ro.4 4 DO. IS -- U8c.
8ertauit muroen: Gar Ro. al sHc, /
Gar DO. 5u 69c, 500 Bu. Ro. nit aorn 3u
Ilt, sOObu. DO. nit Nei5ei 5n Toe auf benz
Der9leth Der Bstreistspretfe nit oenienis
gen am slsihsn Lags bss uortsen Sabrss:
Sept., 12. 1913. Sept., i2. 1919.
Ntiten, Wo. 2 rot1er Winter 96c 1866
Bsl'dtorn, Ro. ssniTHtes TsHe TOO
Rafer, Wo. sgenifhter -. 4sc S8e
RDsseH, go. 2 ........ 72c 75e
Ssu, Vo. 9imptbp =. $1,000 $3.50
gphisfp.
Der Narst mar ftetis. Bertauit uurben:
7S2 BbIs. Tiftiflers 5inifheb Goods ouf
Der Safis BON S1.33 per BalIone.
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sds. rsHss Hns nfses IN Tss Bsr1

@ds. rssss sns nffssH In Tsw Bsrt.
Gsfb .on eou' waroe 81 2A-8T aus
asiiehen.
grima gefaaftspapisre uurben 5u 5A -
6% bIssouiirt.
GterfingGxa In itetig. Sift
tu s465A unb Commercial 5u s4J521s--
4.s24.
8uHbes. CbTfa uarsH pc
tia unb ipurben ME folei quotirf:
Ser. Stacten Refunbirune . eTA-s9h
~ regiffrirse ITO -- III. coupons 10
1f1K. ~ regiitrirte i02z--i0S, 0pupcns
102 4--10s. banana Regiferso ~ VIZ
geb., DO. 3R, g9A--l00h.
attisnmdrft. Die 6anijiers hdtisH
heute bic Ebsrbanb. Der Wnrst mar 9let6
BON Der GroFuung on tart une perblieb 10
fat nnunterbrohen biz sunt ShluB. Ite
ShiubuottrunatH ergaben in pieIen Jauen
re6i aHnebmbare @eiuinne.
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Gle g9Grme ausitroh.
Iung DER 8fIau3en. gbenio
pie Die Ihiere per3ebren, uie man
meiB, Die Eflan5en uiht aQeln Die
8drme, ionocrn iie Itrableu and
@drme pieoer aus. Die 4ilan3eu ath.
MEN unb Ucrbrennen 0urh 0ieie sltb.
mund Die &obIeuItoffe uHo oeu 8aI-
ieritofi, Die in ibren S0tten entbaIten
iino; ubgeiehru 0auou birqt Der
eflan5ltd)e Crguni5nuIS nod ipeiterc
d,emtihe Mdrmequelicn. SelbitUer.
ItGuOiih nebmeu Die 9flau5eu audi Die
Souncupdrme auf uno erhohcn n.t~
otlc 0icie &organge Die 5entpc
thres a0lper5 - ctn 8organg Hoer-
oeniiien SaQen nit Dem Ihe oSe'
ter uerfoiat meroen fo1n. Q
item @cobad]truaen hes fralItonic"
G1piioloqeu 1upouts unr
rlI'itiheu aoIlegen Grof 40 pom
hcben nun Dos intereiiunte
sc3citiat boB Die pflan5Iih eanaoa
proonttlon qr0Ber lit ais ola ooH
perbrauh. Tic 5orider bs
rcrS feitQciteat. odb getpiiretlc" pom
thctie bel Der 9ltbntrng G.
Ecmperatl,rerhobunq 3einj1Ere pon
Gegcl lit sic 3enperatl
3eEs umo @lumeuiaftes 5et.: "Nooai
hotter ol3 Ole Genlperc
Eflan5en lungebenoer "GaHeooH'a
Tie grperimcntc mur
Othcrmoeleftriihcu IA na0 9tetn
men. otc NIT cine
perbunoen mar uno +. ap9eg.: "Ssll"
peratur'dmartungeJorl.
ipielsn,eiic mics 6i.: ga Eroperce~
Ter 2tlte cine Inn
Semperatur auf, rL,
iie bate, bel mo
men, insbeionberA s'Hthal o'ele h. p.
res 9Iiitbcnitenf paoeh Sm eIlsos
iGtehe nod groa gar N'UIs aHlsap
otnoipbarildc auq '9as AS1'I ssss&sss
6alen iogar
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metau. Murtt.

RsU gori, 10. September.
Rupfer mar beate felt. - Stnuoorb An
1880. gtectroIpttt ~ 418.75-16.s7, Qdte
gu sl6.S7-17o0, eating su sI8.50-ls. .s2.
Sina IN itetig su t42.25-42.50.
6tei rahis gu s4.T0.
Speiter III ite!lg su t5.s6-5.95.
GtfeH. Ter Rarft mar heute fit
Rp. / Rurtberu s1s00-16.50, 30. Q Rortheru
e15.T5-1s25. Ro. Southern 1885
1875, go. Soutbtru loft tib.25-I5.75.
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Hiuoote b. - Die 3ufuhr mar heute
nir mdBis, bo absr nod etipa 1900 5iad
unpertauit in ben StaIeu iparen, 10 mar
Der Borrash mehr a!s geangeno uno Der
Narft ifmoh. 7is Breife Helen um To-
i6c, Defenders ifpaf rudren ihpere Stiere,
fueiHe nur tpeHis sstaaft wurben. RiI6~
tnbe rdren itetia.
Stpere Stiers brahteu e7.Oo--s.o0,
Cniem e2.T5-8.00. Sleifnerfiers e5.0o--
7.50. auserlefev BIS ertrn 4T.e0-7.75, Del.
fers e4.25-6.25, GEira t6-50-T. 90. .Rahs $500
- sos, auserl.fsns bis ertra s5.T6-s.26,
tanners s8.00--4.00, Stoders unb Seebers
ss.7b--7.25, Siot.SeiIers e4-5O--5.75, Grtra
95.s5--6.00
8uIIen-9ie Ra9frase mar nur ma.
big uno bic Breife toum itefie uno etwas
nitbriger. Tie Sufahr mar 5ienlif grob.
MGgere mnb Ieitte t4.50--5.11, Bologna
eb.25--s00, ggira so.l0. fette Cullen $500
.-6.25.
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e3.i0--2.2D per Tcnas abselieFert maud.
foie Gta6fptfen e4.75-5.00, Nntbroctte
e7.7b-s.0o per TonHe abg.ltefert. Cote toftst
$3.50 per Tonns nbJeliefert.
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Vieb ndrfte.

Cincinnati. 12. September 1918.
9ufuhr unb Bsrian6t udbrenb Der Der.
hoiieHeH "a Stuubsu. psrgIihen nit ben
porhergstmosH 4 Iagen, fpareu uie Folat:
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sWartud Dshif nRWks.
Tie umfdse I'm hieiiaen ufeariHgScufs
bestsfsn fidb beuis auf s4,s54,450.
.esfHsissww.
etnt. Cos Il electric unb Columbia d5as
nno prceisr & Gamble com pdren hente
bic siHsigen 4apiere, bic an Der Bbrfe ae.
hanoaf fpurotu. Die 9reiis warsn f.ars.
Bsrfanft wurbtn;
Es Bee cssfG
First Gail
% GttieH Cincinnati 0as & electric rs
Wftien 9rocter q Gamble -. 626
Second Cali
% dltien Cincinnati Gas & Glectric rs
100 aftsen Columbia Gas & giectrie liL
sm sfftnn D,arffe.
Nfsien 8roeter d Gamble com 525
~ Gitien Gtnc. Gas & electric -. rs
~ hiftsn Gclnmba Gas G. electric llz
5000 etne. Refuncins 4, los9-5s 100
Wahltebenoe Tabeue BON im hefiaen
aQarti behnoIihen Bombs unb Gstien assbt
cts offlsieHsn Euottrunasn an
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Bonn Welcnsarft.



Hsie loon aus bent Glearingtanss limIdt
su erfeten in, nehmeu bic Beffdfte itstil
su. Tie Dinsraten Fino aber irtrer nod
tea une es psrcen fur 3arlsbsn ron cnIIa
poH ben Banfen nno bel ben Raflern SO
berehnef. 0beIddiispapiere meroen eben.
faIls Su 6% Disfonfiri.
sssesira ssi mem urrf.
Gs uurben 2oc 9istonto per $1,000 AMI.
i1sn Hanten gebOten. Eie GouRierrate be.
trdgt 60e Rrdnts per s10O0.
sFsAia ssf 0rrsss.
hHb ftetig. Die folssnben luotirunaen iino
tu beridten:
aoibon, 9 Tass Si6t, s4.ssK per g; 60
1age Gt6t, t4.S3 per g.: Bars,
1agt Gtft, 615 5rnncs per 800; eQTaae
SiHf, 616 Grancs Der si00; fir Teutinlanb,
Z Aass Siti, 4 Nnrt s5K-95k, DO. 90
Tngt Sidjt, e4K-a4Xe.
documentary Bins auf 2cnbon ,purben
~ 4S2, auf BIassou 81 t4.s14 unb aui
Btlfait 5u $4.slH u uerfauft
Uaasss.EbtiseasRsn.
rnbtg uuo itetia. lie HouFsu ouptirsn nil
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Der Warst mar ftetis. Bertauit uurben:
7s2 BbIs. Tiftiflers 5inifteb GOODS ouF
Der Bats BON s1.33 per BalIone.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-10-28
STRIKE TIES UP
0SKAL00SA CARS
UNION EMPLOYEES WALK OUT SAT-
URDAY; PLANT BEING oPER-
ATED WITH DIFFICULTY.

Oskaloosa, Oct. 27.--The street car
strike situation remains practically
unchanged today with the cars still
not running.
At six o'clock Saturday morning the
employees of the street railway COM
|pany refused to &c 70 work. Fires had
been maintained during the night how
ever and the light and commercial
power was furnished during the day.
The commercial and public service cur
rents and heat service failed Saturday
night but were resumed again for a
short time Sunday evening and again
this morning The plant Is being oper-
ated today under great difficulty with a
small number of men. The company
has hired additional men today.
The employees presented petition to
the people Of the cit of Oskaloosa in
which they stated their grievances and
said that the company had failed to
live up to their part Of the wage agree
|ment that had been drawn up between
them.
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ed by three national bodies, acted up.
on favorably by two, the engineers be-
ing body which does not express an
opinion on any project until after care.
full consideration.
Secretary Manager Fox attended the
two meetings at New Orleans. Re,
turning to Memphis Wednesday, he
spoke in enthusiastic terms Of the
progress the fight for levees Is making
1--WE are meeting with success every
where in this valley, and am more
than encouraged by the response that
Is being given us from every part OF
the United States" he said in discuss
ing his trip. "The opportunity AFFORD
ed me to address the grain men enab-
led me to lay clearly and concisely be-
fore them the problem OF the 800U00
people who live In the alluvial valley.
| showed them that we are called upon
to bear the entire expense Of conduct
ing to the sea the food waters OF
thirty-one states. Gov. J. Y. Saunders
of Louisiana preceded me and gave
a splendid address on the flood ques-
ton" =.
Speaking of the grain convention
Mr.. Fox said: 1T means a great deal
for Pensylvanians to take up this fight
for us. was agreeably surprised
when the Philadelphia delegation COM
prising some of the biggest grain men
in the country offered to introduce our,
resolution. 1t was also gratifying" he
continued ito find that the people of
New Orleans generally are as much
in favor of the levee proposition as
those citizens of the delta above. The
Newlands advocates have but little
foothold in this section Of the coun-
try"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-10-28
STOCKPORT.

8. Ridley returned from Keokuk
Friday.
Bush Hendricks. formerly Of Stock
port but now Of Kansas, spent Thurs
day in Stockport.
Mrs. McMott went to Ottumwa We'd
nesday
s. V. Whitaker spent Wednesday in
Hillsbore.
Pitt Plumer left Tuesday morning
for Baltimore with car OF horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Warner is the
proud parents Of an eight pound girl
born Sunday night.
F. A. Rhynas and Dick Workman
went to Kansas Monday night.
G. w. Warrington and P. ]. Hurley
were in the city Friday.
Jessie Day Of Moravia came in Tues
day to visit her sister.
Mrs. j. H. McCarty and Mrs. Charles
Wagner went to Ottumwa Friday.
Mrs. Morris went to Runnels
Tuesday. s.
c. A. Howard left Tuesday for Fair
field
F. NJ. Lucas and wife went to Douds
Tuesday.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-10-28
TALKING PICTURES
ATTRACT CROWDS

The popularity Of the Edison talking
pictures Judging from the success in
other places bids fair to grow in OF.
tumwa during their appearance here
tonight, Tuesday and Wednesday. The
following telegram received by Mana
ger J. F.. Jersey and A. P. Owens at
the Grand opera house from Burling-
ton tells of the drawing powers Of the
show in Burlington:
Burlington. Oct. 26.-Jersey and
Owens, Grand Opera house, Ottumwa
Edison takers the biggest sensation l
ever played. S. r. o. at all perform
,ances even in the rain and snow today.
Ralph Holmes.
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POTATOES WILL
LIKELY Be HIGHER
EARLY FRosrs AND DRY WEATH
Err IN SUMNER TO AFFECT
PRICE OF TUBERs.

The continued dry weather last sum.
mer and the early frosts this fall will
undoubtedly raise the price for pota.
toes this winter according to local pro-
duce dealers
Lack Of rain earlier in the season
had it's effect on the plants and the
frost has caught the majority of the
tubers still undug. 1t is said that at
least ten per cent of the years fcrop
were in the ground when the frosts
came and Of these easily twenty-five
per cent were frozen.
The local garden patches do not
contribute to the potato crop to any
extent the main portion of the supply
coming from Minnesota. It is stated
that upwards Of eight or ten cars a day
are coming into Ottumwa and have
been for the past week or two.
The apple crop is now being har-
vested and quantities OF the we'll
known eating and cooking varieties
are arriving by the bushel lots every
day.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-10-28
FEDERAL COURT
NOW IN SESSION
JUDGE MCPHERSON BEGINS HEAR
ING or CASES IN v. s. TRlB-
UNAL-MUCH TO DO.

United States court opened this
morning at 10 o'clock with Judge
Smith Mcpherson of Red Oak on the
bench. A large number Of lawyers
from out of the city were present at
the opening and numerous strangers
for jury duty as we'll as for witness
service, were on hand. The prospect
of very busy week Is good and 1t Is
probable that the grand jury will have
considerable to do before it's services
are ended. A large number Of alleged
liquor violations are being investigat-
ed. some postoffce cases and case or
two of interference with interstate
commerce. ..
The regular docket Is pretty we'll
filled and no time was lost in getting
started. Two Of the cases docketed
we're disposed of by settlement before
the trials were reached. These were
the action OF W. Bunch against the c..
F. & @. Railway Co., for personal in
jury damages, and the Bier VS.. Ottum-
wa Railway & Light Co., damage case.
The John Moore bankruptcy matter
was taken up by counsel before noon
and the case of w. Richards VS., James
a. Harrison was set for this afternoon
There are no jury cases being tried
today. the jury being dismissed until
tomorrow morning. The following
were selected for grand jury duty this
morning: w. Farmer, B. W. Van Der
Veer, Church Porter, Chris Myers, Of
tnmwa: Allen Barney, New London;
Newton Battin. Bloomfield: James
Drury.r Lovilia; w. G. Davidson, Keo-
sauqua; E. w. Hass, Mt. Pleasant;
Harmon LANCE. Weaver: Conrad Muir
rhy. Melrose: E. C. Peterson, Keokuk:
George Sommerville, Keosauqua; G. B.
Taylor, Drakesville; A. E. White, Cen
terville.
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WOMEN WILL HELP
THE LEvEE BILL
CLUB LADIES TO ASSIST IN Sc
CURING LEGISLATION TO
PREVENT FLOODS.

Memphis, Tenn, Oct. 27.-Modern
woman, the fifth estate" II such there
be, has been enlisted in another OF
the country's great problems. The
club women of eastern Arkansas are
going to help the Mississippi River
Levee association secure completed
system of levees from Cairo to the
Gulf of Mexico. Their assistance was
secured last Tuesday, when John A.
Fox, secretary-manager Of the Mississ'
ippi River Levee association spoke to
the Forrest City district of the Arkan-
sas federation, assembled at Osceola.
Mr.. Fox found the Arkansas women
keenly alive to the seriousness of the
work he leads. Ready to lend their
powerful support to any project for the
betterment of state and nation, the
Arkansas women Quickly offered their
help. .... ..
The services of the federated wom-
ems clubs in this work is more valu-
able than ordinarily is supposed 1t Is
known that women's clubs have done
great work throughout the country in
a small way. They have driven out the
saloons, cleaned up the cities, put set
Element work on sound basis and nu-
merCus other works Of uplift. 1t Is
not generally known however that the
women through their clubs have &C
complished bigger things. The APP
palachian fo.est reserve owes it's ex-
istence to the vigorous campaign OF
womens clubs in its behalf. 1t is ex-
pected that the women's clubs of other
states will also announce their inten-
ton to aid in the work.
Mr.. Fox spoke to the largest gath
erng assembled in Osceola In years
when he talked to the club women.
There were as many men as women
in the audience that heard him, and
many of the representative planters,
bankers and business men swere pre-
sent.
The action taken at Osceola was but
one of the four favorable developments
last week as regards the levee BILL
At New Orleans, October 16, the ma
tional grain dealers, at the suggestion
Of the Philadelphia, Pa, delegation,
adopted resolutions favoring the Rams
e'lHumphreys bill, which provides
for a S60,000,000 appropriation to COM
plete the levee system. On October
Is at the same city, the American So
ciety of engineers devoted several
hours to the discussion of the subject.
The Mississippi River Levee associa-
ton also received word last week that
the American bankers in convention
had adopted resolutions favoring ma
tional control ofthe flood problem. The
food problem last week was consider