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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05

bis gum Sobs am areu5e'. 9as erobe
Gebor9en, UNI bos mir off DerIpottet
ipurben, es piro jebt ben Sieg oaOpn,
tra9en, Oenn Is lit ni9t nur 3udt
fonoern WilIen. Dieter @ebOriam 1T
ni4t nur leerer S6aa, foHbern 1T lez
benoige Dirtli9teit. bonn Often Siebt
Der gan3e Wiiitenfnnb beran, pom Me,
item fper0en mir bon alten Seinoen nno
.ungetreuen Sreunben betdmpFt. Wir
tpollen hoffen, bab @ott uns Die 8rait
sibt, bieisn Sampf iiegreib 5u beenbiT
gen, ni6t nur fir uns, ionbern fiji
gang @rropa, unb Biz oabin pollen
mir unIere 8runnen I6iiBsn unb ia
gen: .8ater, idiiBe unfere Drummer
mo 6epabre uns por ben Sunnen!"
Gle 9erIammIllng bringt Dem &ebner
cine langanbultenbe Spatipn bar llnb
bridt in itiirmii6e So6rufe ars.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05

gerpddungs, unb JIsii6erforten $9..
35 $40, oroindre bis ouserleisne
ffdpere fstte Sdue $5.75 1886, grs
ira $40, Stags $4.75-7.25, lsitts
DerfanbtiorteH $8.25-9.O0, Geriel
bon 10 pfuHb unb ipeniser $5.25
800; auserIeIene mittlere @erianbts
forten 1926 9.35.
g 4afe unb dm mer. g6dfs
tparen ftetig, 2dmmer aber fislen I'm
10-25e. GHafe: Grtra $4.75, quite
Biz auserlefene $4.25-4.65, orbindre
Bis fair $2.50-4.15. GGmmer $5.25
BIB, guas $4.00-4.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
amsiuartise Ntarfte.
u q IN gort, 4. Sept.
: preiie bober aebalten.

~
Mebl. prsiie bober ssbalten.
Rossenmebl. Wartt feit.
Waismebl. - Wartt feit. ,,ailu
brisb" $4.85.
aogssn. Martt fsitsr. 80. 2 psFs
liher 97e {. i. T. Buffalo.
Gsriis. Martt felt.
Msissn. Wfartt fart. Ro. 2 rotbsr
neuer $1.26; g2o. 2 barter ne,lsr
$1.24a; SO. / gortRrnOuIutb, ntusr
$1.2S4 unb alter RO. l Rortbern
Wlaniioba $1.31, ale uominea c. |. I.
Buffalo.
Wslj6tprn.- -Wartt fsit. SO, 2 gel.
ses Ole {. |. +. bsi 4ntunft; itritt pri.
mo arSentinifdes 90c nominsa abss'
liefert.
6afer.-Marft fart. Stanbarb ipei'
Ber 57-57te; No. 3 56s-57c. fouet
gebiiliter ipetber 59-61c.
Seu.-Wsortt itetig.
6opfen.-Utorft ltetig.
Sdute. -Wlartt itetis.
2eoer.-Ularft felt.
iport.-Marft feit.
8eef.-Martt unsersselt.
SdmaIS.-Mar felt. Mibble Wef
$1,000 - 1860; raffinirtss ftetig
COMPOUND itetig.
9alg. Wartt ru6ig.
Woqe. -Warft ftetig.
1srpsntin - Martt rutig. Usaain'
Barrels 41ae.
6dr5. Wartt nomineQ.
Reis. Martt itetig.
MnlaiIes. = Usurtt itetis-
3udsr.-Rober aitstig. WaclaBes 8.
Bic; Centrifugal c6.o2e. Raffinirts'
itetig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
0lnk.N dbri<i,fen.
g amfas, s. @eptember 10.

Samfas, 6. @eptember 1914
Der Jlub fGat lansSam unb batt.
seItern 4benb BEL bieiigr Stdbt eineu
WaiIeritano bon 11.6 CUB. Die fol-
senbtn Depei4en traFa seisern bier
elm:
pitisburs, ga.-6.4 0aub u. iteist.
0beslius, %. 8a.-85 SUB. fGat.
Durtsrsburg. 20. @a. 61 g., fteist
aonafpba iSd,s.-1.3 SuB unb fdllt.
Gtnrleiton, 70. 9a.-7 CUB.
portsmputb. S.-7.4 SUB unb faint
aouispille. ap.-9 llr3 unb itsist.
Gpansills. Subj Tub unb fdlIt.
Rafbpille. SenE--10 SUB unb fGlt
Chattanooga. 9snn.-S.9 SUB. fdlt
gairo, Sn.-12.s SUB uno iteist.
Msmpbis. 1snn. SO Sub unb iteist
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05

$1.75-2.25 per Crate, einbeimifhs
75c-$1. 90 per gu.
WeiHtrauben. ginbsinlis
fde 10-12ac per g|onp aorb.
BirneH. Storage Bartlett
$4.00--4.5O per gbI.; 5lsmiTb8eautp
$2.00-2.25 Der Bbl.; Clap GaDorites
S2.OO-2.25 per 9bl.; Bel $1.00--
$50 per 9bI.; einbeimif4e 5arpeit
SOC Bis $1.25 per 9u.
YfIaumen. Danion SIPS
L50 per 8u., Green Gases 75e-$1
per Crate.
2ndtrmeIonen Jnbidnd
90 30c per &orb unb 50c-$1.50
per Stnnbarb Crate.
Weffermelo1eH irtrben 5u
S10-15 per 100 Stiid Derfauit.
Rartoffein. girhsimii6t
so. / $2.0o-2.25. 80. 2 500
1.25 per 3d., gobblers 72-75e per
Bu. auf benz GeleiIe.
arau..Warit rn6ia. ginbeis
miides $L25-1.50 per 8bl.
3piebeln.- -ginbeimiIhe freibs
$500 4.5O. gel6e $3.50-4.00 per
9bl. nnb 90c- $1.00 per gu. Wsibe
$1.50-1.75 per gu. @sl6e Globe 70
--75e per gu.
Crime gobren. ginieini'
idx $500 Der 2 gu. Gad.
9urfen ginbeimiide 15-
20c per DuBsnb. S.ftli9e 50-75e
per 6amper.
pidies.-15-20e per 100.
Rabiss9en.-Ginbeimii4 10
tbe e--10.
somatoes. = ginbsimiiAe 30
75e per 8u.
Rarotten. - B-20e psr
Dusenb Biinbel.
Rotbe Riben. = ginbeirnif&
20-25c per Dubenb giinhtf.
Spinat. - ginbsiinii4er $1.00
-1.25 per gbI.
WeiBs RHben $2.O-2.75
per 8bi.
2anbprobufte
5eu.-Ro. / Simoibn $3.50, Ro.
I2 Simotbn $3.50. go, 3 DO. $14.5O.
sflee: SO. / aemif6tsr S1750-17. 20,
glo. Q $15.50-15.75 Der 9onne. 1o.
i Glse $3.50, Ro. Q $16.50. alfdlfO
$17.50-22.50 per Sonne.
so5 oo-os "a mibblina orpbe s28
o85o no fsines soss. .o0--3o. 90.
o.mifStss Sutter s2s5O-27.0O.
Gdm.peien' - W2orit ffetia.
ay,,foom,u AZ 5O--a 90 o,,{ bem &C.
Isif. unh sa'oo--1oOO ptr gu. bonn
@tor, simntfn 80 o5~o 60 auf b,m
G.ieiT, unS 10 75~3 IL, her gu bonn
Gtore' Wumtpei,.n $40. Tlans,
iomsn $40 per Hu. bonn giore.
m.xrxi.h.r.s
ot W ~ -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
Werianbt pabrtnb berjelben 3eit:

Rinbpieb. - Die 3ufubr mar
beuis aeHiisenb fir bic Ra4irase unb
bis prsiie paren lin 10-15e untsr
eeneR pom mittpob. Gamers abtr
bisltsn iif. Wil9tiibe tparen in sus
Ter Ra9frase uno iietis. -. Wiitlere
,inb i9pere Gtiere s7.75 8, Dbien
$3.25-6.50, syleiffkr Stisre $5.75
800, Seifers $4.75-7.60, auserls.
iene Big eytrn 800. aiibs
$3.50-6.00, ouserleiens $6.25 g.
rs, ganners $4.00-4.S5, grtra $4.-
80 500, Gtoders unb s5esbsrs 1915
Its, Stod Seifsrs S5.50-6.50.
Siod sfiik $4.505.50.
gullen. - Bel MIR mGbiger 3ns
futr mar Der Wartt beuis itstig. -
Ragere unb leiGte $4.75-5.90, gos
Iognd $6.00-6.65. Gytra $6,75, fetts
BulIsn $6.50-7.0O.
aGIber. - Die 3ufubr mar
beuts sisullih sroB uno bic preiie ites
tia bis 25e Risbrigsr. - Orbindre unb
sroBe $3.50 1850, fair bis CUTE
leidte $7.50-11, GItra $1l25
11.5O.
Ghpetne. - Der Wlartt mar
beute fdJpn9. syleiidxriorien fielsn
I'M 10e, lsi9te Werianbtiorten ilnb
Gtriel 15s. - Gute Bis pSssrlsisnt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
Ghieaop. SQs.. a. Sept.

S9lpeins. -3ufubr 1900. Marit
nitbriger. 2ei6te $8.90-9.35, ges
miI6te S8.55-935, fhtpsre $8.45 -
9.20; ralfe $8.45--8.60, Gsrtel So
$50.
gtinbpisb. 3ufubr 25oO. Martt
fluu. YeeDes $6.70-10.75, Stitre
$6.30-9.30; Gtoders uno syeebers
$5.40-s.15; &iibe unb 9eifsrs 3d.
1926; &Glber $7.50-11.50.
S9afe.-3ufubr 1000. prsiIe b1s
ber. Sdafe $4.50-5.80; SGbrlings
S5.65-6.e0; admmer $6.25-7.90.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05

Gtnejnnati. 4. Cert.


Gtnfiuuati 4. Sept.
Dk na&folsenesn Quotirungen be,
sieben iin nur uuf Gngrub grans,
eftiopen. Hei flsineren 0eTdditen
iserbtu ttipas b5bers g]rsiie bsrsdnst.
WrpbitioueM
Der Wartt tpar rubiq. preiIe felt.
2 d ma q. - prtr1d Steam
10.30-10.40e.
Lrodenaefatsenes Gltif&.
Gbort clear Geittn 14-144e, jbort
NipRnieiten 13a-13ae, srtra ibort
clear Seitsn 13a-14e, G9ultern
ge,ies 15-154c, IOfe unb ac
msbr bsrpadt.
Bacon. - G6ort clear Geiten
15. -15Ae. turae Rippnfsiten 14a
--15c, ertra fbort clear Gsiten Is -
15ic, GduIttrn uub 9elIies
164-16ac loie unb Il PET pfunb
mehr perpadt.
Sueat Gurebn nIttf4. -
Gdinftn 20-20tc, pienir Ghultern
15-16Ke, Breaffait Bacon 20i -21c.
S@uI!s.n 15--15se, trodsne 9eef-
SGinien 28-3Oc.
GiBaepofeliss HIeifm.-
Sdinisn 17-17tc, pienic GGuliern
13-13br. Bellies 17a-19c, Gdul.
tern 13-13ae. HeD gott Gut b.
1910.
Srif&.s Tfeifn. Sfin.
Zen 15i-16Ic. a,itnie gduIiern ia
-11ae, g6uIiern 11A-11ac, fort
Rippsnisiten 13-13ae, fbort clear
SeiteH 13--13ac. ertra ihort Seiisn
13-13ee. Bellies 16a-17Ae propfb.
Tebl mnb @etreibs
Webl. Winisr patent $5.25 =.
5.45, Minisr gansp $4.905.15, DO.
5amilp $4.50-4.65, grtra $4.05 -
4.25, orbindres $3.90-4.05. garter
Msi5en patent $5.10-6.30. bo. fanep
$5.45-5.70, bo.Gamilp $4.65-4.85.
Rosssnmsbl, nor6ipeitIihes semifhtes
$5.10-5.25. reinss gttp $5.05 =
5.45 per Bbl.
Weiaen no. 2 rothkr Winter
$1.19-1. .23a, gfo. 3 DO. $1.18--1. 10.
go. A rotber $1.10-1.17.
Welf4torn. go. 1 ipeibes
86Ae, SO. 2 bo. SO 86ae, go. 3 bo.
85a 86c. 30. A DO. S5-85tt, NoA s
unb so. 6 DO. 84t 85c. 30. / sslbes
85}c, Ro. 2 DO. 85-85ie, go. 3 DO.
S4a -S5c, go. A bo. 84-84Ae, 30. 6
bo. 83a--84c, SO. 6 bo. So - S4e.
go. / gemifdtes 85e. 30. 2 DO. 84a
85e, go. 3 DO. 84--84kc, No. A unb
SO. s bo. 83a s4e. 80. 8 bo. So
84e. Wetbes aolbentorn 86-S7c,
aeIbss aolbentorn S6-87e, semiI4.
tes aolb<nforn 85-86e.
6aferHo. 2 fpeibsr 54t-55e
Gtanbarb fpsiber 54-54ae, no. 8
tpeiber 53t-54e, Ro. A tpsiBer 53--
53Ac, 30. 2 esmtffter 52a 53e, Ro.
3 gernii4ter 81 52tc, 80. 4 semifds
ter 51-52c.
Rpsseu. - go. 2 sS-99e. go,
8 96-98c. 30. A 95-97e.
MaIs. - Grabiabrs Gerite 97c
$1.05. bo. orbindre88 97c PET Blu.
Mbisfs.
Wulauft purSsu 1897 Bbls. Di.
siiIsrs iSiniibeb Goobs ouf bsr BoiiA
BON $1.39 per Gaqone.
GroeerieR
aaffes - Warit rubis. preiie
fer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05

GbieasO, SIs., A. Sept.
Wei3en. IJiir September $1.16--
1.21. am Gdlub $1.20g; fir De-
sember $1.19-1.24a. am Sdlub ST..
23a; fir Mai $1.25f-l314. am
SdluB $1.304.
Wellhforn. - 5iir DECEMBER TAG
Tic. nm S4lub 76Ec; fir Wai TIC
--793c, aH S6lub 794e.
5afer.-Jiir DEFENDER 53s-549c.
am Galub 54ac; fir Wai 564-57se,
am GhluB 57se.
Roegtn. 2 $1..00--1.00a.
Geriie 70--8oe.
aimDtbp $4.50-6.0-.
sIeefdamen npminea.
BORT $1,000. - Sir Sanuar $22..
45-23.15, am S9luB $22.97.
Shmal3 S10.17. ~ Cir Sttober
15-1o.27, am S1luB $10.25;
fiir Sanuar S1o.7-11. am Sdlub
$11.
Rippenieiten S12.2512.75. Sir
9tto6sr $12.02-12,22. am Sdlub
$12.22; fir Sanuar $1l47-11.80,
am Gdlyb $11.70.
Butter ,tnberGnbert.
gier b6ber I'M gSreiie. Orbinarp
firfts 20s 21ac; firits 22A-23e.
Hurtcffeln unpsrdnbrt.
Gefliissl. -2ebenbes niebriger i'm
preiie. Springers 15a-16c. anoere
15-15ae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
Ssmpathitiuas seSuuSen Der
Amerifaner inlDerlim.
Cine RsOs abolf 9aarnuds.

SIN Ratbbauie In Berlin bsranitai.
ttten. lpie idcn gemelbet. bie In Berlin
nrhnenben Qlmertianer cine Sbuls
patbieiunbgebuns fir bos Deutide
Reid iinb ieins Gdhe. Mn Der Gpibs
brs selamnien perionols Der BssIiusr
@OtlAdft osr DsrsiniGtsuF staatsu 4u]a
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05

3uder. preifs fistis. Raffinir.
ter Gut lDaf 8.65e; ponkreb 1856;
Cubes Sc, sranuIirier 7.57e; gonfees
TONERS .Ms 1856; off .41 7.40e;
tpeibsr egtra g. 7.20e; egtra C..
II.
MoIaffes in iieiia.-Tep Or
leans Open Rettle 3S45e. Gsntrifus
gal 18-2Oe Der galIpue.
Refs. acuiIiona. ;yancp Gtah
6-7t. prima 6i-64e. orbirdrer Al
&c. ssapan 4s-4k PER pfunb.
Datrp prsbnsie
Butter. Wdrit rubia, preiTs
fefter. Wbolemilt Gytro 341c, Gen,
traliseb grtra 32c, gsnirali3eb S5irits
90 - 29c, bo. Seeonbs 23a a-241e,
i5antp Oatrp 23is. padtng Stod
21e per pfunb.
aGfe Warit Feft. 0bio 1876.
HprbpsitIiH<r 16A-17e. Rem Dort
17ae, GHspei3er 20--33s, bo. Bird
1915, aimburger lac per pfunb.
Gier. Murit fen. g]rima
frifdt Siibnersisr 24as. firfs 23e,
crbindle firiis 1se. iseonbs 16e per
Oubenb.
GsfIiissI. 3ufubr mdbis.
Marit fietis. Gprinasrg bon II pfb.
unb bariiber 14s-15e, inter Ii pfb.
15Ac, 9snnen 14-15t. 6Gbns 9ac,
Truibiihner 10-20e. Gulls Sc. iunge
gnten 10-12c. GGnie 6-sc per pfb.
DbR uno gsmufs
syunge 4epfsl. Maibsn
@lufb, sytra fanrp $2.00-2.50 per
Hbl.; Molf gaiper $2.50-3.O0 per
WbI.; sinnbeimif6e 25-50c per Wu.;
pounb Ropal $2.00--2.50 per Bbl.; I;
Gummsr Bsllfloiper $2.25-2.50 per
9bl.; GUNNER Queens S2.25-2.50.
Duheb. $3. 90 $50 per HbI.
G.srpneH. lliarii lpdr nsiia.--
s5dncp WeiIina $500 $50, Galifors
MO $500 $50 per Rifle.
rangen--Ulartt ruhia uuh ifs
TIC. CALIFORNIA $3.00- $50 psr Rife.
n 9fttii9& ~ Uanss Siberia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05

y 8rot. p slid. S)5unb. 5)Saar.
6)9urte. 7)Sefifd. 8)Sass. 9)SdlsIs
naus. 1o)5suer. 11lSteiH. 12l
Gtaub, 13l4i&s. .ss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05
Oiebnartte.

Gtneinuati a. Sept.
3ufibr unb gerianot ipdhrenb Der
bersansenen "a Stunben. perslitxn
NIT ben pcrbergeheBben 4 9agsn, tpas
ren ipis folgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05

Ginslnnatt 3. esyt. lelA

etnttnaats :. SEPT 1914
:. ~ Qsdfrage mad DaiIsben mar aud
Hute wtebss febr mdei9 nnb bic Ueihdfte
aubsrk fsn. 0sib IL feit. alr Garleben
yon eau gegen bsife Si6r1eit perbsn BON
ben 6anleN o96 berehnst unb Oejddfis.
papisTs BIZ kpwben perben ebsnfaus su ~
biSIpntift.
usAfa sss Rsb Dsss
wurbfn AZ A0S Eisfonto per el00s spifd5eH
BonfsH btsiauit. Die gouHterrate tstrdgi
tQs gSinis PET $1,000.
Esniu sni esssts
&abslsAaHeiiungen auf Hpnbpn purbeH
~ o6,06 per @funb Sieriing qnstirt, Jn
Htw Bort wurben Wsfld auf QonboH
~ 500 per 3tunb SterliMg, auf amItes.
cam ~ 4iK Gents per Gulben nub aHi
Sfs6bpInt tn Doc per Krone quciirt.
essssa.c a.ctrssttsnsx.
nlig sas fsiie Die ssussn sastirsa
einiauf. seriaui.
~ esnts 1876 Coup lilo 1liH
1sHeS. 1918 .10l 1e5
- 0snbs. 1850. ....... ~ "
sx Yanama .......,.. so1 gep:
~ 1ailaMa ......... 400 io2
sisssiHs essts unsate
9ie tmiats i'm tieHsen GfesringbsHfs
bslisies tiA teute suf sS,ses, TOO.
ssssi. esfzsiistm.
Der Narft In loialieiuritdten fieBi sans
pno gar barnisber. Sur swei Berfaute
waren I'M pfftnen Warits ~ bfri&tsn, nain'
LID bic folseaben:
am siIeHsH Merritt:
Is Aftisn Gitp a Gub. BEL Tel. 18s
20 aitisH giHf. Strees Rp ..... i0sX
Na&Aetsube Esbehe pcn i'm bieIistn
Narlt btFsbli6sn 0snbs uub GftieH sifbt
bic sih3ielen luotiruuaen an, wie he por
GHlns ber Nbrie btttanben:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-09-05

Itebt cine Gpeiientarts, Fe Iautet:
.RuiItlder Gatat an la 2iigsn5ar".
nGngliI6ss gesfiteat, gut sefloptt
uIn. 0ort itsbt: sSOnntag grpBss
@etti9pimmen in aonbOn." Cine an
bsre 2OtomptiOe trdgt Die Sni9rttt;
rRuIienmaifsnmSrbsr". Ratiirlid)
piro uu9 geoi6tet ulb pie. Wsod.e
bieie Stimmung ni6t abreIBen.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-09
Wright Says:

Dayton, GA successful passage
across the Atlantic will be made" is
the prediction of Orville Wright. 81
hope an American will be the first to
cross the ocean in an aeroplane," he
says, yet should not be surprised if
some Frenchman, seated in the very
Hghtest kind of machine, with two
sticks for seat, and no other weight
than a gasoline tank, was successful
in making the first fight"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-09

BY Harold Mccormick,
The Only Millionaire Owner and
Operator of HydropIane.
Chicago, lII.-'It is very hard to
deal with the future in this problem.
I am absolutely confident of the ulti-
mate development of the flying boat.
But I have seen wonderful possibii-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-09
BY w. T. Thomas,

Of the Thomas Bros. Aero Co.
Bath, N. Y.-"We think it entirely
possible to fly over the Atlantic ocean
this year. The chief difficulties would
be motor trouble, steering a good
course, and high enough powered
motor to carry large machine and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-09
WHAT AIRMEN AND EXPERTS

BY Harry T. Atwood,
Winner of the Great ST. Louis-to-New
York Flying Race.
Toledo, OF think there will be
two attempts to fly across the ocean
this year. And think one or both
will be successful. The greatest diff
Guilty will be in carrying sufficient fuel
supply. The engine capable of lifting
the load and yet not consuming ex-
cessive gasoline will require at least
one and one-half, pounds of fuel per
mile"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-09

If no mishap occurs, within 80
hours they will land on the coast of
Ireland Orville Wright believes it
will take only about 25 hours for the
flight, while Glenn Curtiss asserts it
could be made in even less time.
The one great difficulty is that of
carrying the needed fuel. According
to Harry Atwood, over ton of gaso-
line would be needed for the 1900
mile trip. But a French engineer,
Paul Schmitt, has just carried ton
and-a-half load in an aeroplane capa-
BILE of making the 75-mile speed re-
quired for the transatlantic flight.
And if, after all, the transatlantic
route fails, it is very probable that the
Labrador Iceland Greenland He
brides route will succeed. AS the &C
companying map shows this would
cut down to very feasible distances
the necessary flights between land
points.
In view of these facts, it seems
probable that the biggest of the
worlds unaccomplished deeds of dar-
ing will be realized this year. More
than half dozen expert aviators are
working on the idea.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-09

BY Lincoln Beachey,
Whose Daredevil Aerial Perform
ances Have Won Him the Title of
Worlds Master Birdman.
Los AngeIes.-"A transatlantic
flight would be possible only with out
side assistance, such as four to ten
ships stationed along the route. At
least three landings would be neces-
sary, and favorable water conditions
would be absolutely necessary for the
landings. Unless the government
would furnish the boats, the expense
would be prohibitive.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-09

ties in aviation from the first, and /
must say it has not made the stride
l had hoped for This makes me
rather thoughtful and conservative
about what may be in store for us
in the future"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-02-09
Curtiss' Backer Says:

Curtiss' Backer Says:
New York.-"The Atlantic will be
successfully crossed in a single flight
of an airship," declared Rodman
Wanamaker, who is financing Glenn
H. Curtiss' over-ocean flight" Then
there will soon follow regular trans
Atlantic trips, and it will not be long
before a fixed, safe transatlantic
passenger air line is established"
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-28

sia on a prearranged scale, which calls
for tie siege of Berlin in three weeks,
continued unretarded, an official dis
patch from Paris announces. The
Car is invading Germany with
{ 100000 men, behind whom are three
lines Of reserves each of 100000
men. 1t is officially stated in st.
Petersburg that the attacking force
will he kept constantly at the maxi
mum of 100000 as reinforcements
are needed.
Paris reports an important Russian
victory in the region of Mazuren, east
ern Prussia. More than 100 cannons
were taken from the Germans.
Paris is rapidly being turned into
a vast entrenched camp to resist any
possible siege by the Germans. Alex
andre Millerand, the new minister ot
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-28
LAST NIGHTS NEWS
FROM WAR ZONE

London, Aug. 2S.-Paris declares
that the German advance was halted
today all along the battle line from :,
poino west of Lille to the Franco
Swiss frontier, while French forces
assumed the offensive against three
huge columns of the Kaiser's troops
commanded by Crown Prince Wilhelm
Crown Prince Ruprecht of Bavaria
and Duke Albrecht Of Wurtemberg.
British troops under command of Sin
John French successfully engaged ar
advance of Germans which had push
cd forward in France from Belgium
The Russian advance in East Prus
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-28
LOS ANGELES HOTEL
ROBBED IN DAYLIGHT

Los Angeles, Aug. 28.-Two masked
bandits entered the room OF MISS
Georgia Baker, proprietor of the Fair
field hotel, today and forced her to
silence at a revolver's point while they
stole $4,000 in jewelry. The robbers
produced dynamite and made an un-
successful attempt to blow the hotel
safe. After thoroughly terforizing
the woman they backed from the hotel
and escaped. The police have a good
description of the men and it is be-
heved the robbers will be captured.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-28
TRUCK MEN AFTER
VALLEY BUSINESS

Jack Decamp, manager of the More
land Transportation Company, and
Chas. McNulty, manager of the More
land Motor Sales Company, arrived in
FL Ccntro today and have been LOOKING
over the business prospects of the val
ley. Mr.. Decamp stated that there
was a movement on foot among the
San Diego jobbers to put salesman in
this field as soon as the fall business
opens and to utilize auto trucks to
transport merchandise to the valley.
The auto freight rate between the
valley and San Diego is approximately
171a cents less on the hundred than
the Southern Pacific charges and it
is believed merchandise from San
Diego can be sold at lower prices for
this reason.
The Moreland Transportation Com
pany now has seventeen trucks on the
line and by January 1st expect to add
FIVE more trucks large enough to en-
able trailers to be used, which will
about double the present hauling
capacity. At the present time the
feasibility of inaugurating passenger
truck service to connect with all the
valley towns, is being considered, and
MIR. Decamp stated this afternoon that
should business warrant, the line woulc
be started at once.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-28
LAST RITES OVER
THE LATE POPE Plus

Rome, Aug. 28.-Last ceremonies
attending the funeral of the late Pope
Plus X. began at 5 O'clock this morn
ing, with mass celebrated by Cardl-
nal Vlncenzo vannutelli. This was
followed by the ceremony of absolu-
ton. Cardinal Vannutelli was as
sisted by Cardinals Agliardi, Falconi.
De Lai and Cassetta.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-28

Judge Cole Safe-ThoSe who ar,
keeping close tab on the official count
of the election were agreed today that
Judge Cole would he found to be
elected by a majority of between 81
and sc.
Meadows Elected-So far as the
official count has progressed, it looks
as though Mobley Meadows has a ma
ioritv of 100 over the combined vote
ST his two competitors, which makes
his election at the primaries final.
y X +
Contract Iet-Tke contract for
building the section of the state high
way from Coyote wells to the mouth of
San Diego canyon has been let to a
Mr.. Calbach, and it is expected the
road will be paved and ready for use
l. efora January l.
X
Expresses AppreciatiOn-A tele-
gram from J. Stanley Brown, now in
Washington, who left his candidacy
for county treasurer in the hands of
his friends, says: "Sincere thanks
for loyal support. Please express to
all M deep feeling of gratitude and
appreciation"
Looking Over the Field-R. f. Wills
of Brawley, just nominated for the
assembly by the Democrats, is in
town today, having escaped from a
Los Angeles hospital where he has
been confined for two months by in
iuries sustained in an automobile ac-
cident. Mr.. ills has now begun his
campaign for the assembly and will
be diligently at worq until November.
x X X
Lucille Love" ght-Series No.
u, Lucille Love-" the girl of mystery,
will be featured tonight. The rascal
ly servant played by Ernest Shields,
complicates the situation in this num-
ber by more of his villiany. He is
choked by Hugo and there is some
gun fighting with a great amount of
suspense involved. The scenes are
of me!odramatic character and wind
up with an auto chase that is full of
danger and excitement. There will be
two shows, 1880 and S:45. No ad-
vance in prices.
X X X
Fire and Sword"-The patrons of
the Tulane theater will be given a
rare treat tonight in presenting
masterpiece in six parts, Fire ard
Sword" an international photoplay Of
love and daring, war and adventure,
the biggest and most intense spec
tacle ever photographed. One big
city consumed in flames to save one
American girl. A two hundred thou
sand dollar production to be seen for
fifteen cents. The first show will
start promptly at 1880. One ton of
ice has been installed today to as
sure comfortable, cool house.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-28
MAINLY PERSONAL

H. w. Blaisdell, an IMP pbrtant fac
tor in the early days of the valley, is
at the Oregon hotel.
George F. Gray, state labor Sfffcer
IS over from San Diego looking Hftel
sanitary affairs where people are em-
ploycd. He is at the Princess hote'
Imperial Valley press., 1914-08-28
Austrian Vessel Sunk.

Rome, Aug. 2S.-The captain of
steamer arriving at Brindisi from
Corfu today reports witnessing bat
lie between a British destroyer and
an Austrian vessel, which was sunk
after ten minutes fighting. The Brit
ish boat returned safely to Corfu.