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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-21

--s.45; eytra $3.50; stass $500
600; Ieidte geridnbtiorten $3.50
790; GerfI 1i0 gfurt6 $5.75--
1895.
g feunb BANNER. = Eis
3uflbr mar llur nlaBis uno bic @rei'
ie paren itetig.
Sdafe $4.50-7.00; aif,orent
Shafe $4.50--6.00; 9Gnuler $4.6C
1000; geidorene 9dnlmer $3.50
y.40. Spring sammer $500
1850.
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Grape nruii. fSloriba
.2.10-2.25 per 4ife.
erbbeeren. = Gnrep 40c
per Quart.
aartoffeIn - Widiaan 81
-55e per BnfkI unb $2.O0-225
per 9bl. pom Gtpre.
SaatfartoffsIn = gdte
Reb Rtpsr earIp Sbi6s $1.10-1.s
Is; Srif5 gobblsrs S0t; Wi4 Carmen
I65-70e; 7riumpbs rsb glib earlb
sl15--1.25; Rings 7o-75 per gu.
Sunse &artoffeIr. = Jlos
riba s5.00-6.50 per gbl. unb $2.50
300 per 6dmper.
SiBfartoffeIE = SHbIi4e
S1.00-1.25 psr 6amper.
SpargsL. - 15-25e per gins
bel.
Iomaten. 5lOrioa $2.25-
300 per Crete.
qraut. - M,rtt rnb;1. Ddnis
i6ss $25z<35 per Son auf bem ges
leifs ,iHb S2.50-2.75' per Bbl. Dom
StOrs. = Rsuss arlat $2.75-3.00
per Crate.
Grbfen. - 5Iorioa. = S2.75-
300 per Sanrper.
8piebeIn. - @eIbe S1.25-
1.50 per gnfbaI Dom Store. Weibe
S1.50-1.75 per @liibel pom gtcre,
- Sfod5piebefn. - @eiBe 81 90
1.25, selbe $i.25-1.50 per 8u.
griine gohntn - Dloriba
$3-50-4.00 per Camper.
Rarotttn. = Gspaf4en. s2.25
-2.50 per 9bl.
Rofbs Raben. - 9uie Riiben
$100-1.25 per gbl.
w.iBe Riiben. - Hetp Orl.'
ans S3.50-4.00 Der DBL.
9obl. = $f.75-2.00 per
gbl.
adnbprobutte
Sen. - 9so. I 3inotbp $3.50;
Dio. 9 3imotbp $1S.50-1S.75; &c.
3 Siinotbp $3.50; SO. 1 semiidter
$tS.50-19.00; $50. 2 DO. $f7.50-I
1900; go. alee $3.50; gao. 2 DO.
$1S.50-i9.00; alfalfa $3.50
1900 Der Soilne.
MibI.nfutt.r IN ft.tis. al.is
S27.50-2S.00; RiSblinss srObss
$29.50-30.00; bo. f.inss S30.50-
31.00; s.mifdtss 5utt.r $500
$3.50.
Gamereier. Wartt fteiig.
aleeiamcu S7.00-7.40 aui beiH @e-
lsiIe unb $s.00-8.50 per gu. bonn
Store. 5imotbp s2.75-3.25 per gu.
BON Stor.. gudpsi3.n 85e per gu.
0erfhiebtnes.
Dele. - Warit iistig. asin5l, ros
ks 64e per GalIone in partisn bon
5g6ls. gsiodiss Ii mebr. 30. 1
9aro6l 60c; Cotton Seeo Del. rnifi.
nirtss 52c per Galons. 1srpenlin
54e per 9alIone In partieH Don is
Barrels. pstroIsum. Dhio Carbon
120 Grab 81 DO. $50 grab 10ac,
6edblisbt It's Grao 12t. Rsb grotpn
gaIpIin 13e, Napbta Ice per GaqpRe
In pariim Don Is gbls.
SaI5. - Der Warsi tn rubig. -
Ohio Ripcr S1.05 per Dbl. bon $50
Bio, 5ubrIobn bin5uaefiist.
2afs. - Marit fieiis. prima
Gitp 6s-7e: DO. eountrp 64-6se
per plumb.
RobIen.- Warii rubis. you,
sbioshsnp $3.50-3.75. TuB unb
Glad 1925, aanapbd Gtiidiotlsn |
S3.50-3.75, GuB unb Glad $2.25
per 9onne abaelieiert. @audlpie
Stiidtoblsn $3.50, oo. Tub unb |
SIaf 1925. strtbrarite $7.75-l
500 per Sonne abseIieiert. Gote 70.
itet S6.o0-6.50 per Sonue abDe-
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GNetaa .MRartt.
q . M MORT % SIN

@en gort. 20. slpril.
linn. = Wsarft nominea. 5iiiri
lpHneu Cots $500.
stupier. - Wnrtt ieit. @lectroIptit
S17.5o-17.62; eating S17.12-
1925.
Giien. = Waarft u,gig unS mbcr.
dnoert.
9lei. - @arft piaig; $4.15-
4.20.
SpeIter. = Warft nominea.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-21
Gbieoe o. 90. apriI

Sdneine. 3uiubr 1900;
@,arft itetig- gitIf $7.55-7.70;
Ieidte $7.45-7.s5; senliid,te $7.4O
$50; ifpere $7.05-7.7O; rpbp
$7.05-7.20; 5erfeI S5.75-7.O5.
Rinopieb J.. 3niubr 5000;
Daorft fhIuad); 9sntine geef sticre
$6.20-8.60: @eiiern Stiere $5.65
-7.60; aiibe unb Seiiers $3.tO-
e.25; adiber $5.F5-S.25.
S6aie. 3uiu6r 10000:
Marft ieit; Eddie S7.6O-S.7O;
Sdrmer $S.40-10.S5.
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9dsliAsr marftterIdyt.


GtuctnnntL ~. AprIl.
Dk na&foIstnbsn AuOtirunam b:
3ieben fi& rtur duf eugros I Trans
aifipnsn. Bel fleinertn geihdftsi
lprrben e.uas h5tsre DreiIe tsreAnd.
wsobffirnn
G&mdfa, prima GtedH
e.so-.s.7o; samiIp g6mais iO1
--101c pro pfuiib.
grodenasiafstnss Nlriif
Short clear Seiten 10-101c; Grtrc
fbort clear 9s-1Oe; fhort Rippsn ei'
ten 9a-10t; SduItsrn 8-saei
getIies 10-10te.
Baeon. - Short clear Gsit.r
11-114s; srira ibort clear Stier
10a-11e; fbori RippenieitM 1oi-
lie; S6ultsrn 9-93; Bellies IL
111e.
Gugar Gurtb GIeif6. =
Shinfen 14-145c; 9inie G4llt,rr
10s-10at; gr.dtfsif Bacon 49,
|1Sse; Sdulisrn in padtt.n 10f-
1896; n. p. Gut SdaItern 1oa-
10ae; irodsns Beef S6inten rs
&c.
GHbssp0islits GIsii4
- Der q,funb: Ghinisn 12-12ac;
pienic Ghuli,rn 84-8ae; Bellies
15f-161e; Shulisrn 84-8ae; u.
y. Gut DO. s4-82c.
1riihes iFleifd, - S&in.
ten 113-113e; gicnic Sdultern ~
-8ae; S&ult.rn 7a--84e; ihcri
Hippenieit.n 9S-9fc; ihOri Gear
Seifen 9g-10e; srira ibort S.it:n
9s-9st; Bellies. Iei6te 15a-l6ti
gsaiss. ibpsrs 11-12ac.
We6l unb @.treibe
Wcbl. - @inter 9ateut $7.f5
-7.45; Binter innrp $G.S0--6.95;
@imter iamilp $5.S0-6.55; Bintcr
ertra $5.95-6.15; 8inier oroiild'
res $5.75-5.55; Sarter @eiSen pa.
ten S7.55-S.00; Sarfer @ei5en
ianep $7.f0-7.35; Sarter Neisen
Jamilp $6.tO-6.45; Siogsenmebl,
ncroipeiiIi6es genriidics $6.35-6.'
60; rcines Gin Aoggenmebl $500
-6.T0; Gitp geHiiGtes Rossenmeh
$G.35-6.60.
g3ei3em-R Ro. 2 rot6cr @inter
Sf.5S-1.59; gto. 3 DO. S1.57--
1853; gao. 4 90. S1.54-1.57.
DtIf4torn. SO. / tpeib.s
81ac; SO. 2 bp. 81-81Ae; SO. 3 bo.
80a-81c; go. A DO. 79-80e; Ro.
8 DO. 1916: go. 6 bp. 77-7Sc. -
Ro. / esI6es s11e; 10. 2 bo. 81
81ae; go. 3 bo. 80a- Sic; SO. a DO.
79-79sc; SO. 5 bO. 78-79c; glp.
8 bp. 77-7se. - 30. / semif6ss
81c; SO. 2 DO. 801-81e; SO. 8 DO.
s0-s0je; go. A bo. 1916; gic.
s DO. 77-78e; go. 6 DO. 76-77c.--
MeiBes aoIbsniorn 79-S0t; gsIbcs
s0--s1e; s.miidtss 79-s0c per
gufhel.
SAFER - Ho. 2 iDeiBer 6Oc;
StarbarS fpeiber 59f-60e; Ro. 8
ipeiBer 59-59tc; go. a ipeiber 5sh
---59e; 9so. ? gemiidlter 59-59Ac;
SO 8 90. 5sI-59c; go. A DO. 57s
5Sac.
Ross.m To. 2 S11o-1.12;
Ro. 8 S1.os-110; 30. 4 S1.0e--
LOS.
Whisfh.
9erfauft muroen 415 9bIs. 81.
iiilIsrE ;yiHifheS GonhR aui Der Bats
BON s1.39 per GdlIore.
CroeerteB.
aaffee. - Warst rubia. prsiI.
Iielig.
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Uiebnarft.

GineinHati 90. stpr

Cincinnati, 90. slpriI.
Gie 3uiubr uno 4usiubr ipdbreno
ser lebten "a Siiinoen, pergli6en
nit Dem borpergausenen 1age Darerl
ipie iolgt:
3ufubr:
gfinb. Sdnpeine S6aie
10. slpril. :. 905 %
20. slpril. t55 1888 20s
9usfubr:
Rino. Sdapeine S6aie
10. apriI. 905 o2S
20. slpril. 1923 1860
gfinooieb. Sic 3ufltbr mar
belite geriitg uno bera1drft mar itarf.
@ute Ieidte Sleiiheriorten paren
rar. Wiilhfiibe peroen inir sum io-
fortigeH Sfladteu uerfnitit.
@Iittlere iino ffnpere Stierc $3.50
grima s7.S5-S.00; Gdicn
S3.00G6.00; 6lciiher Siiere $5.75
-7.75; Sellers $5.50-7.75; aus.
erleiene Ss.00-S.25; Giibe $3.50
6.f5; dnserIe:.ne bis ertra $6.25--
6.50: Gamers S3.25--4.25. Sette
WliIffiibe S5.50-6.50.
@uIIen. - 9ei gutter 9.adJiroec
imo niir ndBiger 8ufubr mar Der
Wearft beiite tart.
Mngere uuo leifte $500. go;
Bologna $G.00-6.50; iette @uIIen
$6.25x6.65.
GaIber. = Die 3ufubr mar
beiite gerins irno Die gsreiie itieeen
oesbaIb LII 25c per 100 gflfno.
Ordinate uno groBe $5.o0-S.5O;
fair bis CUTE leidte $7.5o-9.0o;
ertrn $500.
ShmeiHe. Die 8ufubr mar
Hur ui1bia mo bie Rreiie itiegen INN
10r per 100 gfiuib. 9eidte SerianSt.
Icrten iiito Sertel iparen Iansian ,ulo
IpiIlia.
5ilte bis auscrIeiene gerianbt irnc
lsleiiheriorten $7.95-S.00; ihpereI
Sdpueiue S7.s5-7.95; orbinare bis
nitserleiene idwere iette Sdiie S5.75I
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stib. Bombs nuo aititm IN Rem BORT

GefdSftSpatiers rHrben 81 SK - 8Ix
bisfesfirt. @edfei auf 9onboa paren fi,tis
~ s47ol fur 90 Tase 6iht; Asbel.anpsp
funeen t4.7oss unb Siht.gae&fei H.191<.
eilbsr' Bsrrtn soc. Rsriianif&s 1sIlsrs
set.
aftieumarft.--am gormitias mar
Der Worit ungsregsit unp bic prsiie baiten
~ lsiben, 9admifiaes murbe isooA jtdrisr
ssiauit unb Der Ufartt fhfob feft. 9is
sHIabnoilrunssn ersaben in nianaeu 5di.
lea iIeins 8srluite. tn aubetH Uswtnus
Gifsutatn alftsH.
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Ghieaao. 20. slpriI.

@ci5cn l7i.r gsai $1.56h -t,634
All Sd,lub $1.60i. sir Sui S1.33
-1.a74; am StmB S1.35.
gSelidforn. sir Nni 76a r
77sc; am Stliub re. sir SuIi 79
Soc; am St!uB 79Sc.
Safcr. 1iir Daai 56}-57at;
ON SdJilIb 574c. 5iir SuIi 56--
5GSt; ON SdIub 56sc.
Jsgesen. : g1o. 3. $1.16
@erite. - 75-S1c.
Sinctbp. - S4.5o-6.25.
Slice. - Ss.O0-f3.0o.
Bort. - 5ilr ISuIi.. S1S.02-1S..
%; am S6Iut $1s.05.
SdImnI3. - 6iir Sa,Ii $10.45-
1855: am ShluB S10.47. Sir Sep.
tember S1o.70-10.72; mn SdIuB
$l0.72.
9iippcnieiten 2siir SuIi s1O.5o
ON S6lub $1,000. Sir
September S10.57-10.s0; am
S6lub $10.77.
Butter. gaarft HieOriser; Grea.
merp 22-2Sc.
Gier. = @arft b0ber; 8uhibr 25,.
800 aiitcn; aili bem @artt is
191c; oroindre firits 1S4-1sac;
firits f9t-19sf.
aorfoffeIn = Warft nieSriser;
8ufiibr A Cars; Midasan unb
rotbe 35-a0s: 30. peiBc
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Rem Dsr.sr SOnO. Gastiraassn

Nfdfcu Cou5. 4r. ioas g,sH. Rac coup. 6r. \.
Ntfiicu esnb. ST.. 81 Auf. n. Of Erey. ~ st.
Ntl0nfir q l. 81. HNH q. q. eeH. 3ikr. ~
Faihu. 4 Ehic 4r. soha n.G. bs6. kr.... al
q &C. %. 4Mr... " N.f.Qh. AZ '6a feSX
HtesfI. get. %; <r. - 9. q. q. AR. Isl
Gent. cf Wenrala 81 io' y. & %. %. Ar. .ioslt
0efftrnl Renfbsr 6r. % Herfh Bacfie Ar ozs.
dtsfap 4 q. lhr.- s7Selertb. Raeilie ST. e5s
9s4c. %. 4ilr... T6lsr. z. q. rfea lr :, %
dtif. a All. Sist.. snsgtnn. %. Si(i9i5J.icts,
G.e.& q. ietrt tf tshgenr. con. tr. -. NJ.
I.R.& &st =. sKi sssefc Gs n Ia. a.. q"
g9.J. .&e9asfei.st uhefakED. IA. 6r.. II
I.H9.kQae .ris.-tr e efPAS ~ ,cpn.4r. q
Q.As. s.tdAert4ihr NA Seab. .htr Cine tr. tsls
Del. 4 6abf. %. IL. ssk Souib. 2oc. col. II. eTN
., an. q. rff. g.. An gecu,b 8ae %. sr.. s2ss
Btniafrs 81. ...s Gts Ecntt Fac. ID. 5p. 1904,
grif -. a., Ssries. eslS eoinb Aaillpap 81. ssis
Crtf gen. lf...... ssH eonfb. 30. Gen. a.. s7i1
urs %. AZ fen. A.. nv tiuicn gneiie sr.. ss,i
~ Gent. 1. rel. e.. ssb,uHien Daf. o. 4r. sik
Jnfer6 NET ans. rs I'm. Ync. .utef. a.. .loss.
Jnf 4Qsff glnr. ~ ysss u. Q. Gfutbd 6r. j19l,
gafen lkr..,. - u, q. etssl 2. dr. .ios
seni E'tn 2. ref. Sc u 9tre. q. Chemical IS
re ksb,tr 1919 slh Hotaft I. k.....,i0o
n a y. Tn. &C.,. s1fs u linton sM ... fRtt
w. q. 4 xer. 1. a.. ~ kDis. Central a.. :. -
g1A.kxss aen.4is. ~ l3sifiugt. ~ d. Et ssN
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9lmswdrtise Mdrfte.
81 e tpD orr, 20. glpril.

81 eng Orf. 20. april.
Mebl. - Wearft icit.
Roagennebl. = Rarft felt.
MaismebI. = Martt itetis; feines
peibes imo eelbes S1.70-1.75;
Gcarie $1.60-1.G5.
Jioggen. - Iartt miQig; SO. 2
@eitern $1.25 c.i. I. @rport.
Bcrite. - Rarft itetig.
@ei5en. - Nnrft miQig; 9eo. 1
ylortbcrn G1dutb $1.62 uno geo. 1
Northern Wauitoba $i.623 {. /. I.
guiialo. iyiir Mfai S1.633.
@elihfcrn. = Rartt itetig; go. =
gcIbes s7a bel 9erianOt.
SAFER. - Dldrft pillig; Stanoaro
63c; go. 3 fpeiber 62ac; iancp peiBer
65sc.
peu. 0enrft felt,
Sopien. - Dforft uiaig; state
oroinarer bis aitserleiener 1914 10
lac. gaeiiie Goait 1914, 11-13c;
1918, s--10c.
Sdute. - Dtarft ritbia.
4eoer. - Martt felt.
Borf. = aI Jrft rubig.
Beef. Wtartt rubie.
Shulals. = Rarft ipiaig; ghbole
@eit S9,s5-9.95.
Salg. Murff iietis.
@oae. - Mdrft itetig.
Sars. = Rarft rutie.
3erpentin. - Wdrft itetis.
8eis. - @arft itetis.
Itolaiics. - Mnrft itetig.
3nder. - Rcber. - Murft luiaiG;
Centrifugal $lS3; IoIaiies, $4.06;
rafiinirter. iteti5.
Butter. giarft iuiais; 3uiitbr
1902. Creamery, eytrns 293-
29lc; Greamerv 30-30se; firits 2s
--29c; iesonSs 264-27ac.
gier. Mlrft itetig; 43. .2S0.
,Srild gcinmnclte, ertraS, 233--23ac; /;
Storage pade0. ettrd firits 22a a
223c; iirIts 2lt-224c; regular GO.
deo, EXTRA iirits 22-22lc; firits 21
-22c; peibe, ieine Bis fanep PIC;
5ralme 80 23!c.
Sale. M|ortt felt; 1,s44. State.
ipbolcmiIf, irIi6. ipeeiaIs 154-
15Ic: 90. fauru l5-i5Ee.
@eiiiigeI. 2cbenoes. Marft tie.
tig; g9citcrn 6il5ner 15-4Sc; nc.
iiern SABINE 1G1 -i7e; 1urteps 13-
i4c. @ereinieic, rubis; 8eitern ee.
irOrcue gratbiituer 16t-21ac; iri.
idje Sdbne geeiite, 14-16sc; Slr.
feps, scfrorene l5-2te.
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9udsI prsiis fsii, Rnf,
finirtn Gut 2oaf $7.3o; rptubsr,s
$3.50; Cubes $685.; gr1nuIirt.r
$6.40; gonfsttionsrs .a4 $3.50; or
.G" S6.o5; tpsibsr srtrd .g' $5.s5.
,rira .G" s5.e5; 81. 8. Gltrifi,b ip.i'
Ger S6.05- $615; DO. ssIbsr $3.50
s--.65 per 100 qFunb.
Wofaff.s III fftttu. -Retp Or
leans Op.n R.tils 40-55c. Gentrifus
aar 20-30c PER Gnlcns.
gfeis. - 2cniiinnn. Ganen Seao
7-7ac. prima 6-ft;. orSindrer
4f-5ae, Snpan 5i-53 Der gfunS.
Sdirn probuttG
Butter. - Morti rubis. 9rsiis
nisbrisr. - Wbol.milt. Grira 33e;
e.sniraIi,.o ertra 303s; gsntrilaJso
;5irffs 27t; DO. Ssconbs 23c; i5antp
Ioirp 25c; Bading Stod f6-1Sc
per piunb.
Raie. - Tlnrft feit. Ohio f7e.
gecrepei!Iiher l7--171c. Rep Dorf
1sc. Sdspci5er i61-i7se. DO. Bird
162-i7ie, 2imburser 17--tse per
EiiInD.
gitr. - Rdrtt fsii. - grima
frii6e Siibnereier 19c; firits tsr; or.
oin1re firits 17ie; ieeonSs 16s per
Tirben6. @dnieeier 35e per SusenS.
GefIaaei. Rarti iteiia.
8roiIers bon 1--14 pfh. 35-4oe;
iSrpers 2-3 9Ifb. 18-20t per gfp.
Siibner 13ac; Sdbne 10c; 3riltbiib.
ner 10-i5e: GnIIs Sc; gnten To-
he; @dHie Csc per 9fitHo.
D6H nnb gemafe.
4epftI. = Gnie 4epfsI $3.50
400 psr 8bl.. is no9 NuuIiidi.
gitrpn.n. - Wartt ror H.ha.
Mefiind $2.25-2.50; California
$225-2.75 per Rifle.
Cranaen-Norti rubig unD
Itetig. California $2.50-3.00; s5Io.
rioa $2.00-2.25 per aiite; Tnnae.
zines $2.25-2.50 per DrppslsiIts.
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Gefliigel. - 2ebenbes, @arft 56.
Der; Gdbne t5c; Springs 18c.
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GtsetHnsfi. 10 Gyrl, 1918
~ Rs&irass naa Hdrfe9en mar bsuts
n dlt1ea pom ben 0autsa etne redt cute.
~ Haetmeiren abtr waFen be vei9ilIs
fu)le nno Delo NJ uiais. Bon eeH Baaien
wurDtH 3drlsten sou caas 6u ~ aaBge'
Iie9ea nab eei4 iItspapirff uurosn 81 b.
* busenfirt. Jm ofnen aParite purbs
yu>aI'kapttal ~ ~ k--lx sen eau uBo 81
tk-sS anf GRIT pIaeirt.
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-01-22
Poor Mrs. Smith.

A minister was recounting some Of
his amusing experiences in marrying
people. There's an old custom"
said he, that the bridegroom shall
kiss the bride Immediately after the
marriage ceremony is over. It's a
good, practical custom, for it serves
more handily than anything else that
l know of to dissipate the awkward
pause that almost always follows q
simple, informal ceremony. For this
reason I keep the custom alive.
zone day man whom / shall call
Smith came to the parsonage to be
married Mr. Smith was pompous.
consequential little man. The pros
pective Mrs. Smith was fine, win
some girl. After the ceremony, Mr.
Smith, in spite of his pomposity. did
not seem to know just what was the
next thing to do, SO, as is my prac-
tice in such emergencies, said: My
dear sir, it is your privilege to salute
the BRIDE He turned around and ex-
tending his hand formally, said: Mrs.
Smith, / congratulate YOU
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-01-22
CHAPTER XIX.
The Ram.


In the closet off the Galland library,
where the long-distance telephone was
installed, Westerling was talking
with the premier in the Gray capital.
"Your total casualties are eight hun
dred thousand. That is terrific, Wes-
terling!" the premier was saying.
"Only two hundred thousand of
those are dead!" replied Westerling.
MANY with only slight wounds are
already returning to the front. Ter
rife, do you say? Two hundred thou
sand in five millions is one man out
of twenty-five. That wouldn't have
worried Frederick the Great or Napo-
leon much. Eight hundred thousand is
one out of six. The trouble is that
such vast armies have never been en-
gagged before. You must consider the
percentages, not the totals
"Yet, eight hundred thousand! II
the public knew!" exclaimed the pre-
mier.
"The public does not know" said
Westerling.
"They guess. They realize that we
stopped the soldiers letters because
they told bad news. The situation is
serious"
"Why not give the public something
to think about ?" Westerling demanded.
'I'ye tried. It doesn't work. The
murmurs increase. l repeat, my fears
of rising of the women are well
grounded There is mutiny in the air.
feel it through the columns of the
press, though they are censored. l."
"Then, soon I'll give the public some
thing to think about, myself" Wester
ling broke in. "The dead will be for
gotten. The wounded will be proud
of their wounds and their fathers and
mothers triumphant when our army
descends the other side of the range
and starts on it's march to the Browns
capital"
"But you have not yet taken q
single fortress!" persisted the premier.
"And the Browns report that they have
lost only three hundred thousand
men,"
"Lanstron is lying!" retorted Wes-
ter1tng holly. But no matter. We
have taken positions with every at
tack and kept crowding in closer.
ask nothing better than that the
Browns remain on the defensive. leav-
ing initiative to us. We have devel-
oped their weak points. The resolute
offensive always wins. / know where
l am going to attack; they do not.
shall not give them time to reinforce
the defense at our chosen point. l
have still plenty of live soldiers left.
/ shall go in with men enough this
time to win and to hold"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1915-01-22
Copyright, 1914. By Charles scribner's sonsl
SYNOPSIS.

At their home on the frontier between
abe Browns and Grays Marta Galland and
her mother, entertaining Colonel Wester-
ling of the Grays, see Captain Lanstron
of the Browns injured by a fall in his
aeropIane. Ten years later. Westerling,
nominal vice but real chief of staff, re-en-
forces South La Tir and meditates on war
Marta tells him of her teaching children
the follies of war and martial patriotism,
and begs him to prevent war while he is
chief Of staff. Lanstron calls on Marta
at her home. She tells LanStron that she
believes Teller, the gardener, to be spy
Lapstron confesSes it is true and shows
her a telephone which Feller has con-
ceaied in a secret passage under the tower
for use to benefit the Browns in war
emergencies. Lanstron declares his love
for Marta Westerling and the Grays pre-
pare plans to use a trivial international
affair to foment warlike patriotism and
strike before declaring war. Partow,
Brown chief of staff, reveals his plans to
Ianstron, made vice chief The Gray
army crosses the border line and attacks
The Browns check them. Artillery, in
1antry, aeroplanes and dirigibles engage
Marta has her first glimpse of war in it's
modern, cold, scientific, murderOuS bru-
tally. The Browns fall back to the Gal
land house. Marta sees a night attack
The Grays attack in force. Feller leaves
his secret telephone and goes back to his
guns Hand to hand fighting. The Browns
fall back again. Marta asks Lanstron over
fhe phone to appeal to Partow to stop the
fighting. Vandalism in the Galland house
Westerling and his staff occupy the Cal
aand house and he begins to WOO Marta
who apparently throws her fortunes with
the Grays and offers valuable information
She calls up Lanstron on the secret tele-
phone and plans to give Westerling infor-
nation that will trap the Gray army
'westerIing forms his plan of attack upon
what he learns from her. The Grays take
Bordir. Through Marta Westerltng is led
no concentrate his attack on the main line
at Engadir A leak of information is sus-
pected. Bouchard is relieved as chief in
telligence officer and in going accuses
Marta. Westerling thinks him crazy. The
Grays take the apron of Engadir Par
tow dies suddenly and Lanstron succeeds
him.
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