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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-17
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guu 9. 81. g duttb els.

Gs 1T esraDe ein Sabr ber, baB ia
bas Winijterium bes Sunern in Cont
bon betrat. Sas Wort ~Rriss", bus
taum erft erIhoneu mar, bate nod
nift, msTeriaarf unb tisf ale ulten
8onbe gu 3erf6ueiben psrmo6t. 0a5u
bsburfte es einiser 3eit. Durum hielt
:6 audi etnen Brief an Wtr. Wecaennd
in Der 6ono, Der mir iiber langtpies
riee iSormolitGt.n tpegbelfen follte.
I'D befanb mid plOBIi6 in einsr9ors
raum, elmer 2lrt lansgeiiredten Sorris
bOrs, bur6 ben stne bOl5erns 9ant
isf. Die 8ant mar oi9t6eiebt bon
Weni&en, Reniten in gebriidter, uns
fiderer Saltltue, srautbpftgen qrbeis
tern nit ausgemsrgelten 3iigetl, bic III
Der 'Srembe tire bette Sruft ausgege.
ben battsn, iungeu, uurstfen giiritls
den nit mufttaIi'hen Snitrumenten.
aammerFrauen, Samilienmiittern nit
ibrer tleineu grut, oeren Batter suriit.
aebalten purben. 0ieie sebulbts
barrsnbe Hstbe - bas tparen Seuts
fde, meine Qaubsleute, unb bic bDls
5erne gant eri3ien mir ME eins 2lns
tld1e6ant.
Der arieg bat einem ieOer BON uns
GrIhuttsrnbes gebraht, benno6 tperoe
i'd ME bisIsu sriten auftatt zines uus
oebeuren Dramas pergeiTen - bas
1irtsnloIe 5GufIeiu re6tlofer Uleu.
i6en, beren unii9erer Bid iiber bic
9si5IoFene Sbiir f4peifte, IN Die #.
einSeIn befobleu purben, I'm t6r 8ers
b6r gu be'te6cn.
9n msin 9eipubtIein frat bic unsee
bsusrlias Du6t bss 9esenIdbes spis
fdsn geitern unb beute - beFeu, mas
lie unb i'd eben nod iparen -eioes
romari nit al bem S9tpergctpicht bes
0sutiten Reifes bintsr urs, bcI6iBi
uno geitiiBt bon unieren 9puiuln an
allen Srten - unD beute9 3Gfttge
glusldnber, alien enemies bes britir
i9en Rei1s, rehtlps, tnTopeit @rpbs
britdnnien nibt gndbtg uns dllsemeis
ne WtenTteurshte angeoeiben lieb. Die
aprfulu IsI6it, bic fpie ibre rSmif4en
prctotppen ned etfpas Don Der 9loris
bes Reihes am Saum ibrer @etpdns
Der gu Thlenper ibieinr - tpeegss
Diitt 3erflpTsn; aIs 3iotlperionen
fortan bsrbdhtieer oIs mir dnberr.
Dieter @prruum tleibt cine metner
sin'hneibenSien arisgsertnuerunaen.
SEPT mad ttuem Sabre bate i'd Sc
le9eubeit nit stnem Dor &ursem bei
uus unasIdnsten 8rtessfIiidtltng Ill
fpre6en. ga frsllte id mid su b0
rem, oos bic feeIiide SoIter Der bSl.
Ssrnen 9ant unfern 9dubsleuten er.
ipart bletbt. 9as UtiriTterium bes
3nnerr fertiqt bic 3ur IbreiTs nDtbi,
Gen pdpiere obne perf6nIidr WltIbuns
aus, uub bic ppIiSfi bes bstreiienben
s = y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-17

@siteru abenb 6strua berfeIbe 9.9
Sub.
Die fOlsenbelt 0epef6sn trafen sss
fern bier elm:
pittsburg. 9a.-6.1 SUB, fdl1t.
Dbeelinq. W. Bats Sub. fdlt
Yartersbura, 20. 9a.-6.4 HlB. fdat.
aanaipba Sails, 20. @a.2.4 TuB.
Gbdrleiton. D. Bail Fub.
pOrtsmoutb. O.-72 Tub. fdlt.
GoutsDille. SHOE SUB.
Gbanspiae, sfnb.-13.5 Sub.
lRaibDille. 5enn.-8.9 SUB, fdnt.
Chattanooga. 9enn.-8.7 SUB.
Cairo, Sq.-28.1 sFuB, ftsist.
Mempbis, Senn-19.2 SUB, fteist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-17

3udsr. - preife itetis. - Raj
finirter Gut aoaf $685.; pOipbereo
S6.05: Cubes $500: aronnlirttr So.
95: Gonfsetionsrs .41 $5.S5: Sff
u" $500: tpeiber ertra $40; srtra
.g' $500 Der 100 pfunb.
Rolaffes in ftetia. = geerp Or,
leans Open asttIe 40-55e. gsutrtfu.
aal 20-30c per gallone.
Rets. - loniiiana, sfcncn Seob
6d-7e: prima 5a-6e; HorbiHdrer
4-5c: Sapan 5-6Ac per pfunb.
DARN probutts
Butter. - Rarlt rubia. pr.ii.
iapdfer. - WbilemiI. srtra 28c;
Centralized ertra 25Se; GsntraIises
f,rits 22c; DO. Ssconbs 19c; Syancp
Gdirh 2oc: padina Siod 17-19e per
pfunb,
adf.-- Wlarit flstia. Ohio 15c;
Rorbpsitlidrr 15-159e; Rem gort
16ac: @4petser 19-32ae: bo. Bird
16c: aimblraer 151-16 per pfinb.
eisr. gearit feiisr. - g)ri.
mo friffe 6iihntreier 26e; firFts
z2s33At; orbindre iiriis 21e: isOnbs
19c Der Dubenb.
@efIiiaei.'-- Na4frdae gut. -
grciIsrs II pfunb unb bariiber 16se:
linssTf aaii;;ssss..baIb pfunb lie; Siibs
lisr 12-14Ae; 6dbne 10e: sruts
hii1nsr 17se: Suns Csc; Gnten 10
--12e: iunae Gnim 12--14c; Ginie
l0--12r Der pflnb.
Dbfunb gtmiifs
aepfeI. Wicbisan Dut6eb
u. zoo: aeipSbnlifx 30 81. 90;
,oibe 4ftritan s1.0O-1.50 per NbI.,
inbtimifde 50eSl00 per Hu..
8ttsoutn. - Wtifna $a.00--
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-17

R RtnbDitb. - Wlit ben BON ae.
fern iibria aebIiebenen mar Der 8prs
ratb mebr als a.niisenb fit bic RAD.
iross. Die beiitrsn GudIitdten ma.
rem itttia. bic anberen isbr flau. -
StOders unb iYecbtrs iinb in gsa9fra'
Q. uHb itetia besslsi4sn CUTE TtiI9's
fiik.
TaihIsrt ruD i6tpsre Stire 800
$50; DdJen $3.00-6.25: 5lsti4er
@tiers S5.0o-7.25; aiiserleisne els
ertra $7.35--7.76; Stifers $3.50
--6.25; ausnIsftns bis srtru $6.5OI
$50; aiiF $3,25--5.5O; asissrIss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-17
Gbicaao. 16. Sebtem6.r.

S6tpeine. - 3ufHbr 1900. -
Wartt id3rpa9. Butt $6.90-7.90;
lsittt 7.4o-8.20 ;ssmii4ts $6.7O-8.s
20: id6rpere $640-7.7O; raube $6.4o
$50; 7sertel $6.0O-7.60.
RinbOieb. = 3uiubr 1000. Mdrt!
itstig. GiRbsimiits 9esf Stiere So
25-1o.4O: aiibe uHo 5suers $500
$50; adlber $7.50-11.75.
S3afs. - 3ufubr 1900 Wdrtt
D.rGnberlia; Bstasrs S5.25-6.00;
Gpe. $3.5o-5.5O; 2dmmer $6.25-
875
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-17
Ghieoao. 1e. sspssm6sr.

Z 1ltd go. 16. Septemoer'
WsiSsn. - ifiir Septsmher 99t-
1.03. am S6IaB S1.03; fir December
93s-96ic. ON S6lub 96sc. fiir Wali
97-99ic. am S4lub 99tc.
Wef9torn. = Sir December 56s
-57sc. ain SaIub SIC; fit Maai 57t
-5ss an s6IuS 5ssc.
Safer. iFiir DECEMBER 355-
36sc. am SdIub 363e; fir W2ai 383
$3.50. am SdIuB 1896.
Rcgseu. - 30. 2 96-96tc.
@erite. - 500.
simotbp. - s5.5O-S.0O.
aIse. - $l100-16.00.
BORT. - Mir Stto6sr $12.47--
1895 am SdluB $12.55; fir .SdHaar
$14.97-15.15. am S6lub $500.
S9mol3. fiir Otto6er SOP
S.15. am S6Iuk SOP; fir Sanaar
S.60-S.70. an SdIuk $50.
aippeuisitsR. = Cir Dttober sos
$40. am S6IuB sos; fir .tauaat
S.40-S.50. an Sdlub $40.
Butter - Martt b0bsr; Greauerp
21-25e.
Gisr. - Mdrtt unpsranbert.
Rdrtoffeln. - Wdrtt uHperGuoert.
ejefliigeI. - 2sbenbes. - War,t
lnperGnoert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-17
California $2.D-2.75 ,.

a.25; California $2.5o-275 pei
Rifle.
Grape gruit $5.oo-5.5o
per Crate.
Ordnam. California Bal.
4.00-5.00 per Rifle.
pffanmen. 8urbdnf 90
75c per Crate: blaue 75c; Dam'on
81 1.25-1.50: bsutf6c 3ipeti69en 81.
25-1.50 per gu.
3udermtlonen.- ginbeimis
ihe $1.25-1.50 per 8bl.
Wetntraubem Jbes Seebs
20 -25e; Concord 22-25c Der aOr5
bon 8 pfunb. gliagara $1.0o-1-25
per Crate.
pfirfi6e. - Obip e5e-1.oo;
einbimii6e 5Oe--$1.00 per gu.; Uiis
6ioan 50c-$1.00 lper gu.
Waffermefonen. $15--
$50 per 6unbert Stiid.
Btrnen. - ginbimif6e 8drts
lets $5.00-6OO; gurre glargo So :
00-3.50 per gbl.; Ssdle $1.75-2.s
90 per 9u.
pfeffsr. - Ginbtimif4sr 90
60c per gu.
aartoffsln. - einbeimiifs
81 .40-1.50: gobhlsrs SO. / $1.4o
-1.50 per 85!.
SiiBtartoffeln. - girgis
mia $2.25-2.50; s6te Serisp $3.75--
400. per Dbl.
gurten. ginbeimifde 800
per gu.
5omaten. - ginbeimii4e 75e
800 Der gu.
8lumentpbl. - $1.00-1.1O
Der Bbl- Don 3 Oub.nb.
arduf. - ginbeimiifxs 75e-
s5c per gbl. ROtbss $1.0o-1.25
Der gbl.
aoblrabi. 30c per 3 9ussno
9iinbel.
gidles. - 3O-35c per hun6ert
Stiid; Dill gidlss Toe per 9u.
3udertorn. - 12t-.15c per
Dus.nb aofben.
3piebefn. - giuteimiihe gels
Sc SOC per gu. unb $1.25-1.s
sc per gbl.: ginbsimiide rpeiBe zoe
per gu.
Crime gpbn.n. = ginbeimi'
fcbe 81 0O-1 20 b,r 9 1u.
2im q B o hntn. zoe per
Quart.
Rarott.n.- Ginbeimifhe 10e
Der 0usenb giinbel.
Rothe Riben. gtnbeimii4s
5-10c per Dusent.
2anbprobutte.
6eu. Ro. J aimotbp $1,000
100; go. 7 Simothp $500
1925: Ro. 3 5imotbp S13.00-13.25; /;
RO. ssmiibt.r al.e S14.5o--
1900: Ro. Q o.miidt.r alee $3.50
100: Ro. l alse $3.50; No. 2
Slice 5000.
MabIenfutter IN ftetis. -
al.ie $21.5O-22.O0; Miibblinss
srobes $27.5O-28.O0; bo. fein.s
$29.O0-30.oo; ssmii9tss gutter
$24.00-24.50.
SGmereien.- - War.t iietig. -
aleeidmen S7.50-S.6O auf bem 9e'
Ieiis unb $s.d30-9.75 per 8u. BON
Stors. aimotbh $2.25-3.0O per gu.
bonn Stors. 9u4psiasn soc per gu.,
Ia9siamtn $1.70 per gu
0eri6iebenes
Dele. - Martt ftetia. 2etn0l. ros
ks soc per GlllOn. in partiH bon
3 gbl. Geio6tss 1c m.br go. l
2arbol 60c: Cotton Seeb Del, gdffi.
iries 49c per @illone. 5trpentin Acc
In Garti.n bon 1-5 Gdllonen uno
in partien bon DON 1-5 9alIouen uno
Petroleum. SbiO Carbon 120 9rob
9ae. DO. $50 Grab 10se. 6edbIisbt
175 Grab 12e: Rsb GroDn 0diolin
lie: Rapbia 16e per GaIlons in pars
tisn Don Is 96Is.
Gala. - Der Wartt III rubis.-
Obip Riber S1.05 per 81. bon 280
pib.. NubrIo3u binsassfiist.
Ialg. - Warit itstio. prima
gitn 64-6ac: DO. gOuHtrp 5s-5sc
per pfunb.
aobl.n. - Worit rlibig. Dpu'
gbioabenp $3.50-3.75, Nub uno
Glad $2.25. aana,pba Stiidtobleu
S3.50-3.75. Rub unb Sla6 1928
per Tonne aba.lisfsrt. Rau9lofe
GtiidtpbleH SAFE. DO. gtub unb
Glad 1925. 2lntbraciis $7.75-8.00
nor Spuu, nboeli,f,rt gnI, foitet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-17
9dsliAer Waarft. 0erist.
Gineinnatt. 1e. e,pt

XIV Uuu9IcSSsNUeW ~~NSiANNHtH W
sieb.n fib nur auf enaros 3ranss
attionsH. Bel tleinsrsn 0d4dften
werbsn ettpas b0here preifs bsrs4nst.
propiiionen.
SdmaIs. priua Steam
8.20-8-30; iSamilp S3mala 81
sc per pfunb.
9IOdeugtfalsenes Gtsif d.
Short clear Stitsu 93-10ie; Or
ira ibort clear 9b-10e: ibort Rippens
feiien 9a-10c; Sdultsru St 81;
Bellies 10-105t.
Bacon. Short clear Seitsn
10}-114c; srtra ibort clear SelttH
10a-11e; ibort Rippeni.iten 10a-
11c; s6uItsrn 9!-9ac; Bellies IL
11tc.
sugar Gureb Gleifh.
S4int.n 15-15Bc; yicnic S4ultsrn
1of-1osc: grsatisit Bacon 1S-
19e: Stu!t.ru in padeten 10t-11e;
n. y. Gut Ghultsrn 103-11t; tros
dens Beef S6intsn 23-25c.
SHBaep5tsltss mleif6. =
Ser Yfunb: Gainttn 12-12te: mic'
mic S9ultern 94-9ac; Bellies
16-16at: Sdultsrn 1ot-10ie; q.
y. Gut bo. 10A-10ae.
Grif6ts Gleii3. - Sdinten
11f-124c; picnic S4ult.rn s.
SIC; Sdulier S--8ae: ibort Rip'
penisiten 9-93e; ibOrt clear Sels
ten 9-97c: ertra ibort clear Seiten
9-9be; gellies lsi9t 16-16ic; Bel
lies i6lpere 1O-11.
Webl un1 Getrei6G
Mebl. - Winter patsnt 5.s5-
6.05: Winter fancp $5.4o-5.65;
Wint.r sfamiln S5.O0-5.10; Bintsr
srtra 4.55-4.75; Wintsr orbindres
4.35-4.55; 6aries Wsisen pdteils
6.15-6.55;: 6artes Dsi5en fanep
$5.70-5.95; 6artes Weisen Gamilp
4.70-5.10: Rosasumebl. norotpeits
lihes aemiihtes $5.45-5.70; rsinss
Gitp Roaaenmshl $5.55-5.8o; Gitp
asmiihtes Roagenmebl S5.45-5.7O.
Weiasn. - SO. 2 roiber Winter
S1.13-1.15: 30. 3 S1.06-1.11;
Ro. 4 DO. 97c-S1.02.
NELL 9torn. - 30. ! ipsiBes
Tsc: glp. 2 90. 77a-7se; SO. 8 DO.
77-77se; SO. 4 DO. 76t-77c: Ro.
s DO. 75t-76Ae; Ro.: 8 bo. 74a-
75sc. - go / aelbts 781e; Ro. 2 DO.
7s-78te; Ro. 8 bo. 778e-7Se; Ro.
4 bo. 77-Tte; Ro. 5 DO. 76a-71e;
Ro. 6 bo. 75s-76ae; go. l senii4'
tss 7Se; 80 2 bo. 77-7Sc: Ro. 3
OBJ. 76t-77c: SO. 4 DO. 76-76ae;
30 8 DO. 75-76e: so. 6 DO. 74-75c.
Weibss aOlbentorn 76-7se; s.Ibes
aolRntorn 77-79c; ssmii4t.s aols
'bentorn 76-7se.
Roggen. - 90. 2 92-93e;
Ro, 88-91e: Ro. a. $3.50.
5afer. - RO. 2 ip.iber A-45e;
STANDARD ipsibsr 41-42e; Ro. 3 tp.i'
fer 1886; go a ipeibsr 81
345e; glo. 2aemii4ter 35-36e; go.
3 aemiIf,ter 34-35e; Ro. a aemFhter
31-33e.
Wbisfn
0srt1uft tpurben 504 86ls. Diitils
lers Giniibsb GoObs ouf Der Bats Don
S1.39 per Gdllons.
GrpeerieB.
Raffee. - ssana 23-30e Ulo'
f,a 29-30e; Suatemala fancp 1oe;
DO. gutter 57ae.
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Oiehmarft.

Gtneinnati. 16. Sept.
3uiubr unb 9srfanbt tpdbrsno Der
l,sten "a StuHbsn, DeraIi6en nit bers
ielbsn 3sit Der Dsrganssnsu orsi Gage
ipdreH pis folat:
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8lmk.Na& &riates.

Hr.itSs, II. Sspt. 1916.
Der WafIsritaHb i'm Obic miro iid
bel bieIiatr Gtabt ui4t nisI perdnbern.
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NRetaH . Matft.

Rem gort, 16. Septbr.
alpftr. Ndrft feit.
eItctroIhtic $500.
Glen. = Warst felt unS unHrdn'
bert.
!ainn. = Taurtt rubia $33.12t-
gIti. - $3.50.
SpsItsr. - Refine Guotirunssn.
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Hes jasrier Usns. iastirsxsex

6t4lisr ssn a.. ,s4 rltH gae. %. Sc !. 10
atetfsn q tI. .isis 9 2. .G.rdAJlh..U IN
snnntif e. ssMxpg zee. er..,. ~
sait 2. G....-- ssii1 x I'm 49,. islt&
Fsitlssym ef rsf.f sssR.Y, ,Naiiv' ati.sr. ~
srpen Irnnnt 81. .iosS leri. 4 %. @. AZ. iosk
Gent ef Ga n. 5s. ssit North Gar. Dr.. s,x
gsnf efntess &c.. ~ Nerfb, edt. sr...y "a
etnt Sddhc :. 9Nl rrra. Sp REF tr, =. sTk
fbFap q q. az. sshlpfnn. gorf az i. .fofH
ebsat y g. n. ln 7sb Penn. asr. az ~. M
g. 2. . g. isini q ss.Nasab,ns ssn- sr. !. ss
g. Q. q o. asn, a.. ssNlsls efffl Bs 40
slE,fS kstS d. x isss ~ liz ss,lisi. es,s.ii ~ 80
G.Im&Ftp p.sn.tb sS lesab q a dbi Sc. !. so4
Gsk. I RSrisls. sI issK %. 1a<. n. q. :. a.
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Oou, 0elbn,arfte.
Qiseinnatt, 1o. espt., 1918

QfHcinHatt 10. sept, 1918.
cisUsi@dfte warsn bsuie ieinsspess leb.
bait ~ nfnnfn unb 9elb mar Hillig. Siir
garlsbsn .on ealI- perbeH BON ben BanfeH
~ bereAnei, pdbrenb @efHditspapine su
3 81 bisfoniirt DsroeH. Sm ofentn
Rarfts tpurbsn Gnritbtn .on ealE tu 8K--
~ pno auf 8eit 5u4-4H% pIaeh.
usAfd ssi ma Dsn
ipurbfn az t0e 9isfouto per $1,000 srpiiden
BaHifn psrfauit. Die Gountsrrate bstrdgt
s0r pramis per $1,000.
HsAfd ant gssspa
sidt. @s4isi aui 2onbon purbsn ,u
N.70--475 Der Dfb. Sterlina auotirt. Bfr
@t4jtI auj Berlin puroen SAC fiir 4 Mari
bsrs4net. tir @e&ia auf Paris lie pro
arans, ouf Gmhertam 4011e pro eul6su
aHe auf Bisn l5Xe persrons, eirsS lsks.
Ussses-csassxssss
fndrsu rtthf1 uuh f.st}, QAt. ~ rgsu ,,to.
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Aasn6rtise Warfte.
'Rew Nort, 16. Septbr.

Ufsbl. - Wartt aubaItenO feit.
Weiaen. = TSartt tart; so. 2 ros
ibsr uno SO. 2 barter $1.234 {. /. +.
Rem gort; SO. / ROrtberH DULUTH
$1.044; 30. 1 Rorth.rn Rani.oba
9Sa c. {. guffaIo.
W.li5tprn. - Utartt letter; glo.
2 aAbss So! fiir prompte 9i.isruns.
q
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Die timiass Inn bsiieen Clearinghouse
bsIisfsn iid Beute auf $,s1l. $50.
ssisf eslsstsassx-
Der Rarft In qpfdIiefuritdisn mar beuie
stiuas lebbafter unb bic Yrsiis warfn felt.
Cbo Cities @as tuaun ,oHansebsno. Yr.
iaai, wurbsn:
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0sriaubt pdbrsnb berisIben 3eit:
Rinbp. SGspeine S4dfe
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-11
wAelNe WAR WITH ADS.

Advertising has achieved its masterpiece in England
The volunteer army and the greatest war loan in
history have been raised by advertising However back
ward England be in other respects she has taught
the world few publicity tricks
No nation spent much money on printers ink
as England has spent in the past year Millions and
Millions have gone the great advertising campaign
Tor military enlistment Day after day newspapers
every city village Great Britain have carried page
halfpage ads. The biboards everywhere have been
covered with posters Trolley cars. buses and other
public vehicles have been plastered with placards In
every corner of the empire Britons going their
work recreation or reading their papers have had
face the Haunting appeals dressed in all the at
Effectiveness of illustration colored ink and startling
phrase that artists and adwriters of Lon
lon could devise
The system worked beyond the hopes promoters.
t has brought millions of into the British army
md billions of money into the British war chest And
low the heavy advertising being diverted to a
rev campaign for thrift! The newspaper ads and pos
ers urging the population eat less and
vegetables, to buy provisions carefully consume them
rugay for sake of more economical housekeeping
make Brtain's resources go as far as possible.
If be won by advertising-and it will be
England wins-certainly the supreme power of the
| printed ad is proved beyond all question.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-11
TIE GERMAN EDITORS.

Germanys back.down in th1 submarine controversy
has left the German-American newspapers in embar
RAISING plight.
Our German editors have out-Germaned the Germans
They justified the Lustana massacre and Of them
goried in it, The widespread horror and indignation
aroused in America by the Won Trpitz policy seemed
to make no impression them They went further than
the Berlin papers in their plea Of necessity" They
bitterly denounced President Wilson for voicing the
American demands for lawfulness and humanity in
warfare.
When the Arabic was sunk the Chicago Staatzzei
tung said that the American victims suffered simply
the natural consequences their reckessness' The
Cincinnati Free Presse declared that in destroying the
ship without warning Germany had performed a holy
duty" The New York staats-zeitung complacently ac
ceDted it as evidence that Germany would never agree
to the demands of President Wilson" The general at
ttude of the GermanAmercan organs was that it was
presumptuous and absurd for the American people to
ask Germany to change her policy
And the editorial "Super-Teutons" are left high
and dry repudiated made ridiculous by the German
government whose they pleaded not wisely, but
too we'll
In their humiliation the more intelligent of these
editors must now realize mournfuy the great opportun
y they ignored. And what pity it is for everybody
concerned, that this noble victory justice
manity creditable alike to America and Germany has
been won not with the aid of the German-American
editors who should have been mediators between the
two nations but won spite their bitter opposition
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-11
MRS. TT. WEEDIN DIES
IN HER PHOENIX HOME
Wife of Land Office Register
Was a Pioneer of Arizona.

PHOENIX, Sept 10.-Mrs. Thomas
F. Weedin, wife OF Colonel Weedin,
register of the land office, died Mon
day night at 1O:4O. For many months
Mrs. Weedin had been suffering from
a disease for the cure of which she
had no hope, and although she re-
Gently made a long journey to Balti-
more, to be treated by a new radium
process there, she returned knowing
her illness was incurable.
Mrs Weedin was one OF the pioneer
women of the state She came to this
state 2S years ago from Iowa, and q
year later was married TO Mt Weedin.
then prominent in newspaper and min
ing circles at Florence.
She was a great church worker, be-
ing a member OF the Presbyterian
Church, from which the funeral viii
be held in Florence today
Mrs Weedin is survived by her hus-
band, two sons and three daughters.
Thomas Peyton, city marshal Of Mesa
and !. L. Peyton of Phoenix are the
sons, and Mrs Emma Swindell Of Los
Angeles, Mrs. W. ID. Dodenhof and
Miss Jennie Weedin of Phoenix are
the daughters, all Of them being with
her al the time Of her death, Among
the other relatives in Arizona are j.
c. Heating, a brotherinlaw, and ms
daughter, of Florence.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-11

Advertising Rates on Application.
Entered as second-class mail matter.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-11
BILL HATTICH COMES
IN FOR NOTICE FROM
Los ANGELES PAPER
Former Editor of the Tombstone
PrOSpector and Epitaph Toast
ed BY the Los Angeles Times
in an Editorial.

TOMBSTONE Sept 1O-(Specian-
The following editorial which appear
ed in the Los Angeles Times Of Sun
day will be Of interest TO the many
friends of William Hattich the form
er editor and proprietor Of the Tomb
stone Prospector and Weekly Epitaph
and his watch word of "Cochise Coun-
ty First, the World Afterward
FRIENDS WITH WORLD.
Los Angeles has, as a summer guest
and may have as a permanent resi-
dent, a man with a remarkable career
in the person of William Hattich, Jr.,
of Tombstone, Ariz. Mr. Hattich is
an unusual journalist. He edited and
published a weekly newspaper at
Tombstone for twenty-one years. Mr..
Hattich was born in Tombstone. His
father was one of the pioneers to de-
velop the town as a mining camp and
retired from that field of endeavor
after amassing a comfortable fortune.
William Hattich, Jr., engaged in the
newspaper work because he liked il
and he thought his town and Cochise
county needed the enterprise In that
early days most editors carried
shooting irons on their persons ana
ornamented their desks with rifles.
Mr.. Hattich moved serenely through
the vivid period OF bad men without
taking or giving effense. This was
the camp that provided Alfred Henry
Lewis with most OF his material, but
Hattich took no part in the escapades
which made the early history OF Ari-
iona the basis of so much frontier
fiction. He printed all Of the news
without malice and without fear. No.
body resented him, because his good
will was above question. He never
asked any political fayors; he never
adopted any prejudices He simply
acquired the best circulation and adj
vertising patrons that the county could
afford and gradually grew rich in his
own name from this source. He has
retired with the good viii OF the
whole state of Arizona, and is in Cal
ifornia because he feels that this
climate will mean added years to the
lives of his aged parents whom he
/ reyeres.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-11
MOVIES IN POLITICS.

We have movies for slapstick comedy movies for yo-
ationa instruction for substitutes for travel
movies to portray history movies convey news. movies
interpret fiction, movies as genuine drama. What will
De the next development?
Rex Beach the novelist suggests in a interview
hat it will be the editorial use" BY that he means
hat the moving picture will be as means mold
public opinion
1T has already been utilized educationay" he says,
and part of various propaganda schemes But it viii
used hereafter in connection with political
problems It win become the powerful OF all in
uenees for directing public opinion in politics and every
hing else 1t viii play mighty part in the thought Of
ne country and OF the world.
What strong argument for example. The Birth of a
Iaton presentsl Now, suppose that that art
nd equipment used present arguments against
political Of time, instead of of
fathers time. What force that would be-"
It looks plausible, too when you think it Sup
this the moving picture theaters of The
ountry were utilized in a systematic propaganda to
rouse the nation for war It would be inoaeuable
orce Suppose in a presidential campaign big sums
devoted to creating and presenting pictorial argp
epts in favor Of great armament high tarin or wom
n Suffrage or union labor We may see the beginning
( such methods next year
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-11
HGAD-oN COLLISION

SAN RAFAEL, Sept l0.-Thirtcen
were injured, none fatally, in a head
on collision between an electric pas
senger train and steam greight on
the Northwestern Pacific Railway at
Corte MADEIRA just outside of the
north portal of the Corte MADEIRA tun-
mel The responsibility for the disas.
ter is placed by the company officials
on the motorman Of the electric train
who, they said, ran his train past the
signal set al danger The freight
train telescoped the electric train for
distance of about twelve feet. Traf-
ne was suspended Tor several hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-11

rys savior and a worldhero if he had used his power
wnile he governed the Mexicans, to develop the ma
chnery and spirit of sefrule so that when the time
for him step aside the nation itself could have
taken up the rens of government Diaz ignored his op
portunity It remains to be whether Yuan, who is
far bigger than Daz. and has infinitely greater
opportunity. will play his part wisely and nobly,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-09-11
pIEeuEz suPPLANTs oALLEs

EL PASO, Sept. lO-The Carranza
consulate announced the appointment
of General NJ. M Dieguez as chief Of
the Carranza forces in Sonora, Sina-
loa aad Topic It is said Dieguez'
with eleven thousand men has arrived
IN Southern Sonora