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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01
Granbsis nttnmsiib iibertrasansen
Wneinnoti 90. San


Cattle adbn on Wlarian 8. 9ruh,
% bsi 1876 syub an Der Norpfette Der
Wtilton Gtrabe, ferner 23.85 Bel 135
Gub an Der Torbfeite Der UtiltDn
@trabe, 1925 ssub peitlia Don
Hroubnan, (Stsuer $3.50; 81.
Jobn .. Straber u. Qnb. an be
gineinnnti polpclinic unb poft Gras
buate G4uls, 25 Bel 100 Gub an Der
Weitfeite Der Race StraBs, 125 H6rb'
li6 Der IA. Sirabs, (Steuer $8); 81.
Carrie 9. Burns on Qiba Strong,
Got 120 in Roab Martlanb's lnter'
dbfbsiIung IN gleoss; 81.
Rate Wartlanb an 2ibn Strong,
Got 121 in btHslb.n uHtsrabt6siluns,
81.
sSam.s Mdrilanb an 2iba Strong,
Got 122 in ROab Wurtlunb's Inter
abt6eiluna in gleOes, 81.
Spispb y. p.urrung an @illiam 8.
gurtel, Cots 3, A, 8, 7, IL. 16, II,
20 unb 81 unb Sbsil Don Got Q Don
Z. z. sonss' abmr's. llnterabtbilung
in Columbia 9otpnfbip, 81.
sSfaoc Weeier, per Sberiff an bi.
Glenn 9. II. g. alFoeiation, Got RO.
79 Don Robb u. SEES sriter Surpep
DON llnbneliff. (Steuer 81; $500.
Ulaba g. Sideep an Wlidael u.
golIinaer. 35 Bel 100 SUB an Der
SItieit, Don Settion 2lpenue, 106 Jub
IiibIi6 Don Whapie 4Denue, 81.
grac. Wil.r an psarl 6. 5ia, Got
261 uub S9eil Don Got 260 IN gors
pocb 0iep unterabtbetluns, 81.
emma n. Rilep on Glld aanlins,
Cot 81 in sri. 5ope Spnoicate Inter
abtbeiluns an Combine @Osnue,
(steiier 81; 81.
Suao eidl.r an SOTepb Gong, Col
1e in B.ins gialsr uutsrabtbeiIuna
in gjboronDill., (Sieuer goo; 81.
5,iIe Tf. Gt.port an qlics 9uiIs1,
40 Bel 70 SyuB on Der gorbietts Don
Bufb,tt qb.nne, (Stsusr $9); 81.
gyranc.s .. Jonss an bic Gincins
nati. 6owilton unb Oupton RdilDug
Co.. 10 Sabre pdht pom 10. Se3.,
1914, auf 1876 BEL 200 5ub an Der
@efieit. bss Weger.tIts Der be-
faai,n @eiellfhaft, 200 CUB nOrbltt
Der Geit StraBe, idbrlids Wisth.
$500 NIT pripil.sium gum antaui
fit $500.
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Gnslaubs 6esrsssriae.

I'm Der ,Simes~ bonn 19. Ee5eni'
ber beoinnt Der ntiIitGriihe WIitarbel'
fer cine gfeibe Don sluiideen itbsr
GnaIanos Seeresperitartitng Gr lteui
,llrlahit feit, oaB Die regitlaren Srip'
ben in oieIen iiberieeiiben Sebieten
Surf, SerritoriaItrltppen eriest NOR
BEN Iinb. 3aSurt lei oas erpeo!tl'
onstorns aui oas 9oppelte Der ilr'
ioriinaIid ms sluge gefabten Start'
oebrad,t poroen. Gieier fiibne Sedan
fc lei MIR barlrm ausfiIbrbar gepeien
neil Die engIii6e i5Iotte i'm allge'
meinen" Die Sceberrihoft bette
sIber cine ioId,e 8eritdrfitug oes Gg'
peOitionsteeres iopie Die gfotbpenoi9'
feit, oeiien 9Iden aus5ufiiueu unS
@offen, W2unition uno getIeioung
fir oas oerboppelte Seer gu ltetern.
Iteqten altBerorbentIife slnipriihe an
bie Organization IN England. Bic
oieie ben entitanoenen ShDierigfei'
ten gu begeenen periuhte, Utro 5u'
uafit in @etreff Ses Seereseriates
seidiIoert.
Ser gerfaiier i6idt Die 9eboup'
tlng ooraus: gSenn Sas eneltidle
grpeoitionsbeer 1bou Dor Dem geginn
oes Srieees Die ooppeIte Stdrfe &C.
babt bate, penn man Die ausbiloun5
Der Serritoridtrippeu eeniigenb &C.
ior6ert ilno beioe Die yitritina
iOrce" nno Die ,,territorioIs" - mil
aasrei9enOen Grias Oeriebeu bate.
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Grptetfss.
aafiss = gsar,t rpbia. Qr,iI

Suder. - preifs tetig. Nafs
iinirtr Gut Goat s6.45; pOpbsrsb
$5.65; Cubes $3.50; sraHulntt3
$3.50; gonfsttioners .al- S. 46; OFF
-aS $500; irsiBer srira &C. $500
tyird &C. $4.S0, q. .. Glsrifi,S ipsi.
Ger $5.20-5.30, bc. sslbr S4.70--
S4.s0. hO. sslber pon $4.45-4.7o per
100 pfunb.
Mofaffes III fi.iis.glep Ore
lecns Open atttle 40-55c. gentrifus
gal 20-30t per gdllcns.
Refs. - 2cuiiinnn. s5nnep Seno
6a-7{r, TRINA 54-64r, prSiHdrer
39-4e SapaH 4a-5ae per Pfirnb.
Dairn Nrobufte
Butter. Martt rubis, prsifs
itetig. - @boIenliIt gTtra 34sc,
GeiltroIneb ertrn 33c. Gentrali5eo
5irits 90 soc; DO. Secoubs 24a-
25e; Gnncp DARN 23c; PadiHe
Gtod 1SA 20r per BFi,no.
aife. - W1rti fsii. Cbie 16e.
gsorbipeisli&sr 16-16sc. Rem geri
Tx, ,G6ppsi5er 20-2Sc. DO. Bird 151c,
eimburgu 16--i7s per piruh
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s4.75-6.85; nitserIeiene Bis ertro
feiie Ieidlt ipieaenoe, $7.25-7.75;
aiibe S3.50-5.75; oitserIeIete BIZ
ertrc $5.S5--6.25; Garrers 1925
-4.25.
guIIen. @ei nlGbiger 3u.
fubr ipnr Der Wnrft tart unb BIZ
ssreiie iteben Inn 15-25e bober aIs
Dor elmer wode.
Eette guIIen $6.25-s.75; 30.
Iogno S6.0O-6.60; Taasere uni
leidte S475-5.15.
DtiIhfIte. Die beiiera
Wailhfiibe fporen in Der periloiiener
ISOLDE in gutter Rndfrase uno itetia
Biz ftorf, bic nnberen aber parer
flan.
Cute Bis auscrIeiene $6.00-8.00
orbindrc bis fair $3.00-5.50.
2 6peine. = lie 3ufnbr mai
6eiite SiemIid grOb, Die gsaffrass
cine CUTE urt6 bic qreiie iieIen I'M
lD~-2oc.
Cute Bis nllserIeiene 9erpndungs.
unb sSleiiferiorten S7.05-715; or.
oindrc Biz auserleiene idtpcre fette
Saue S5.23-6.25; ertra $6.35;
Stass $4.25-5.25; Ieiffe ilnb mitt.
Iere gerianbticrfeH S7.15-I.35;
iSericl. ito pfino unb peniger.
So. 5.50-7.t0. Nreiie in luarantdue.
Soien: Berpadungs. unb 5Ieiid,er.
iorten S7.00-7.15. leifte 9er.
innotiorten uuo 1erfeI $5.50-7.00.
g dale Hnb 9dmmer. -
Die Rahirase mar cine quite une
Shaie iieber Inn 25-40c iiber BEN
greiie BON poriger @ode. 2durner
poren iietia.
gd,ufe: Grtra $500; quite Bis
auserliene $3.50 80; oroindre
bis fair $3.00-4.25. = 9dmmer
Sc. .00-S.b0.
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9asIiaer aRarftberidt.

Cincinnati, 80. Sauiar
Tis na&foIssnben Quoiirunssn bes
sishen fi6 nir uuf Gnsross 1ranss
nttipnsn. Bet ilsinertn Gei&dfien
ipsrbsn stipas hSbere prt!is bsre4nes.
propiiiouen
G6maIl primd Gtsam
10.40--10.50, 5anliIp S9nal5 ii
-t14 pro Bfuno.
3rodengefdIsenes TTetf d
Sbort clear Geiten 11--t14s, ibort
giippenieiien l02-11e, ertra ibort
clear Seiteu 104--1fe. SdIulern 81
-10c, geaies 12i-t2se. uno 4e
mtbr perpadt.
Bacon - Gbort tleo- S.itsn
124-12ie. eTtrn ibort clear Ssiten
f2-t2fc, ibcrt Rippenieiten f2--
12Ac, SfuItern 11--111e uno Bel.
lies f3A Lac Ioie imo 3e per Pfiino
nebr perpadt.
Gugar gureb ufeif@. -
Sdinisn 15S-16e, pitnir S4uls
tern 12s--1Sc, grsaff.ft Bacon 1s
-19c. G4ultern 121-13e, .rOdsns
Beef > Gdinisn 27-29e.
Gibaep5feItes nfsif d
Sdinfen 12t-12ae. gietic gfui.
tern 10i-10ae. Bellies 14s--15c,
SduItern 1oa-t03e, gle,D gort Gut
f04--10ie
Trifaes TIeifG. - Gttn'
fen 1f3-i2ac, pieriic Sduiltern g.
I9le, SGnItern 9-9Ae, i1ort
@ippenieiten 81 A-104e, ibort clear
Seitetf 9s-i04r, ertra fbort Seiten
+9t-10e. Bellies 10s-iSac pro
pfunb.
Webf unb Getrefbe
Wtbl. M.inier potent S6.75--
$500; Winisr yanep s6.40-s6.65;
bo. iyamilp s6.00-s6.15; erira
$5.55-S5.75; orbindres s5.35-
$5.65; Sdrisr Msisen yatent 81. 40
ST go; bo. fanrp S6.95-S7.2o; bO.
sfamilp $5.95-S6.25; Rogesnmsbl,
iiorbfpeiiti&ss ssmifttss s6.40--
1886; rsinss Giip $6.4o-s6.95 per
4bI.
WtiJtn. - glo. 2 rotbsr mins
ter $f.54-t.54s; gso. 3 DC. 1853
1.54; go. a DO. $f.48--1.52.
WeIf&torn. - 80. / iptibss
79e; go. 2 DO. 7st-79e; go. 3 DO.
7S--7efc; SO. a DO. 76t-77ac; Wo.
d DO. 76-76ae; go. 6 DO. IA
7bAe. go. / seIbes 79e; go. 2 DO.
7s1--79c; go. 8 DO. 7s-7sic; &c.
a 30. 76t--77te;, :, SO. 5 oo. 75A-
76a; go. 8 DO. 74A--75se. - No.
1 geniiittes 7sac: go. 2 b. 49,
7sie; gso. 3 DO. 77i-7Se; yso. 4 DO.
76A-77c; geo. o DO. 75a--76c; gfo.
6 So. 74a -75e. - @eibes aoIben.
form 76-77r; seIbes ssolbentorn
7s-79e; senrii4tes 77-7Sc per
@lfbeI.
safer. - go. 2 tpeiBer 59te;;
Gtdnbaro peiber 59--59ie; go. 3
ipeiBer 5ss 59e: Ro. 4 ipetBer 57s
-5SAc: gto. 2 seniiiftes 58-5S2e;
9eo. 8 eernii5ter 57t-5Se; go. A
aentii6ter 57-57ar.
RrsssM--go. 2 S1.T-1.2s
mbtsfb.
gserfaiiit tuurben 465 gbIs. Si.
ftintrs siniiheo Gccba ouf Der Bats
BON s1.39 Der gnncre.
grpesriss.
aafise. - Wdrst rntis. prsiIs
Itstis. -.
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frild)e Siibnereier 28c; iirits, 26e.
orbiKdrs firifs 22e ieeonbs 20c per
Duteib.
@sfIHasL - Wsdrii iteits.
Gprineers bon 81 qfunb unb bariibsr
141e, untsr II g)funb 22t. 9ennsn
!tt--f41c, &dbue Sc, 9ritbiibner
10--f63c, Guus 13c. enteu III
14c, @dnie Size per pfinb, Aa.
pmiuen 17-20c per Ehtuo.
6afen- Guns friiHs $1.O-
|175; aussrItfene 75-$1.o0 per
Dubsnb.
OH unb @smiife
MebfeI. - gute Mspfel SITE
--4-25 per HbI., ie mad 0ualitdt.
gtfronen.- Wortt mar ifeifs.
WsfTina $2.75-3.O0, California
So. 90 1926 per Rife.
Orangen.-Wdrfi rubig unb
jfetia. syloriba $1.75-2.25 per Rife
1dnssrlnss $2.50-$3.00 per DOppels
life.
GRAPE fruit. ifloriba
$1.S5- Ups per Rife.
Muanas. gnbonifhe $3.50
800 Der Crate.
grbbeertn - Hdnrn 35-38c
per Quart.
preibtfbeersn. - Cape Cob
| $4.0os4.60 per gbf. unb $1.25 per
Rife.
aartoffefn. -Ulidisnn 55c-
CSC per gu. unb $1.50-1.e5 per
gbl. bonn Gtpre. Rsb Riper friit,
Ohio 65-70c per Bu.
Sunge aartpffefn. = g.r.
mubd s6.00-e.50. 1riumpb 5000
500 Der gbl.
Gabtartoffefn-Gate Srs
f.b s4.00-$4.50. bo. medium $2.75
Der gbl.
Rraut. - Wdrtt rnhig. Dini.
ihes s13.00-15.O0 per Sonne uuf
bem Gsl.iis unb $1.25-1.50 per
gbl. bonn Store.
Grbien. - Gforiba. - $500
$3.50 per Camper.
3niebeIn. - Delbt 95e-S1 60
|p. Bu. bon. Stors Il. $500 bomGes
leife. meibe 95c--$1.00 per gu. bonn
|Stors rnb 90-95e pom Gtleii..
gtIsrb. - Midtsan s1.oo per
Rifle.
grHne go6nen. - gforiba
$3.50; Wadsbohn.n $500 per 5am'
per.
aarptten. - G.tpaffens $500
$500 per gbi.
Notbe Hiben-- Ginheimii4s
81 .00-1.6o Der BbI.
Stedrlben. - $1.25-1.5o ,.
Dbl.
wsiss Rabsm = sl.25 per
gbl.
aanbprpbafts
6su. - To. 5imotbp $500;
gsO. 2 9imOtbp S17.00; 30. 8 Sif
moibp $500; 30. ! gsnildt,r al.e
S1s.25-1s.50; 80. 2 bO. $685.
1880: Io. l als $3.50: Ro. 2 DO.
$3.50: alfalfa $1s.oo-20.oo per
Sonns.
WHtl.nfuiier III fistis. aleis
$26.0o--$26.50; Wlioblinss srobts
$28.O0-28.5o. bo. f,ints 5000
$1,000; esmii9tss Butter $27.00-
$27.5o.
SGmerefsn. - Warft ftetig.
Rlssiamsn S7.75-8.75 auf benz Gs'
leiis unb S2.75-3.00 Der 9u. Dom
Store. 1imotbp $3.25--3.60 per 8u.
Dom Strrs. gu9ipsissu soc per Blu.
Uerf4tebeneS.
DtIe.-Wari. itstig. asin6I, ros
bes 63e per GaIlons In partisn bon
8 gtIs. g.lo6i,s 1e msbr. 20. l
aarb5l 60c; Cotton Sstb Del. raifi'
niriss 45c per Gaaone. 9srptnttn
50c per 8alIOne in qartitn bon 10
Barrels. qetrolsum. Gbio Carbon
120 Grab 9se, bo. $50 grab 10ic.
6eahiiabt 175 Grab 12c, Rsb gropu
@aioIin 13c, Rnpbta Ice per GdIIons
in pertisn bon 1--5 gbls.
Sats. - Der Warit In ruhts.
Ohio Ripsr s1.10 per gbI. bon 28o
qfunb.
SaIa - Waarii fstis. priml
Gitp 81 -6le. bo. gOuntrn 6-64e per
pfunb.
aohfen.-Warit ruhis. DOus
asiosbsnn $3.50 - 375. gluh unb
Slnd s2.25, aananba GtiidtobIen
$3.50-375, giub unb SIad $2.25
-2.35 per 9onns obssIisftrt. RduG.
lofe GtiidfobIsn $500. 2lnthratits
SITS per 9onns aba.lisfsrt. Gots
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Gbteaso, 80. Sunuar.

SdApeine. 3ufiibr 1000. -
greiie bober. guIt S6.5-6.90;
leidte $6.6O-6.90; seiniitte $3.50
--6.95; idpuere $6.40-6.95; raiibe
Sc. .40-6. so; JcrfeI $5.50-6.65.
Rinooieb. 8uillbr 200. Iarft
Iansiam. Ginbeirniit)e Stiere $3.50
-9.10; ssiibe lnio Sellers $500
.s5; sfdIber S7.25-t0.50.
S6aie. - 3ufubr 1000. 1artt
feIt. Sdnfe s6.00-6.s5; SdbrIinge
81. .2O-S00; Hammer $750-S.90.
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OaeIb, gOnSs anb gIitien IN Rem Mort

otIaaitspayitrt burben 1u eX---tX bis.
ioailft. MsHfd auf 2onbon lpnren flais
~ tl.s2H iir 90 Taes Sidl; aabsI.lnpsi,
iungen e4S4,f rnb Si6tg3rAfsl t4.etX y
giibsrSarnH tssss Rsriiantf&. Tsuari
s7l4f.
GftisnMssft.-apdSrsnb Der beibsn
BDrieHfsunbtn mar bsy Warft ieft nne
Msahins. Wortbern Waeiiis unb Wep SapeH
haitsn is6i CUTE @srinns ~ bsuei4nsn
Ter Rarit f9Ios fen.
UsInssss asssss.
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Metaa Martt.

Rem DOrf, 80. Snrniar.
9inr. - Rartt feitit
stlipfer. - Rurft feit; gIertrcIitic
si4.75; Gditing St4.50-f4.62t.
Giiel. - Dearft iirtperGstbers.
9gsi. - Rarft unDerdn1ert.
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Gbicago. 80. Sanuar.

Gbicago, 30. Sonuor.
@ei3cn. - sir Usai $1.4st-f..
80, ON g6luB $1.51f; fir Si;Ii
81 .32s-1.35. am Sdlub $1.34I.
ggeIifforn. - sir Wai $500
82c, am S6lub s2c; fir SiiIi So
s35e; ON S6IuB s3ae.
Sofer. iJiir 0fni 59s-60tc,
am S6lub 59sc; fiir SiiIi 57s-
5sac. am S6Iirf 5Sse.
Rogen. - g!o. 2 St.25.
@erite. - 77--7o..
Stmct6p. - S6.0O--7.5o.
Slice. - Si2 50-i5.00.
gorf. - fSiir Nai $i9.o5-19.27.
am Sdlub $19 25; fin Sail Si9.4o
|-f9.62, am S9Iub 1892.
gtnnaIs. - Siir Rni 1t.f2-11..
30. am Stlub 1927; fir Saili IL.
3O-1f.45, am 5dduB tt.45.
NippcnIeiten. : sSiir waai Sio.37
-10.47. am SfIuB si0.45; iiir
SuIi $10.57-i0.67, nn Sdluh
io.e7.
Butter. = 9reiie bOber; Creamery
24-3i3c.
Gier. - @reiie nieSrieer. Crbi.
mare iiritsits 81 2sc; firts 29c.
ssartofieln. Worft tulnerdnoert.
@cfIiieeI. - 9ebenbes. Sprinsers
1916; Siibuer 14e.
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Wiebmdrfte.

Gineinnati. 80. Sanuar.
Die 3uflbr unb QIusfubr tpGbrsnb
Der Iesten @ofe, pereIihen nit Der.
ielben 3eit Der Iesten stuei @odcn
ipnren pie folat:
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2lustudrtige Marfte.
Rem gorf, 80. Sanuar.

Rem y orf 30. JnIiiar.
mlebl. = wenrft rltbig.
RoasenmebI. Wfarft rltbig.
gud)ipeiSen. - Morft iIaii.
glifipei5sn. - Marft felt; primu
Stnte 1925 nominen.
WoismcbI. - DART felt.
Eoggen. = Dsarft feit; gso. 2 De'
itern 81 .2st e.f. T. Reu Dorf.
@erite.It - Rorft idt.
8ei5en. = Rartt feii; glo. 2 70.
tier S1.59 unS gto. 2 barter 1854,
aIler aaf BEN 8eIeiien fit ausfubr
geo. 0ortbern Tulutb S1.59; go
1 stOrtbern Wanitoba Si.57a c. !. I.
8ufiaIo.
ASeIitforn. = Warft icft; go. 2
aelbes S5sc E |. 7. fir 8uiubr,
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OSsSOUTHERN OHIO |
SAVINGS BANK
N lE9.4lz NAM ~ /
= SiRien tesablt aaf
! ssA.:s s:s:''sssssi. 4: 's'.s.ssssi..s
Bon, g WeIbnsarfte.
Gtsttnnest. %. aanuar 1918.

Gtsstnnsst. %. 5anuar 1914
Die 0si&dfte parsn 6euts IN ben tisIiasr
0onlen nsb aua bel BEN Watfesn Hl9t "
fonbsfS fsbtaif ure geib n piuie. lie
Bonfen btblontiFfeH QefAdifspapisse ~
eF Sab pon ben Naflsrn purben zar'
IeteH .oa tsn. ~ 4x-s% unb auE 8sst 81
s--Sx9s pfssirf-
0s6fd ssf asb Dsss
pusesn ~ Bari spif4en nauiep psrfauft
Sje Gssnssrysis bstrdst soc qrdnif per
ofo00
ns&fd ssf esssSs.
eiAk Bedfsl auf aontou purbta AZ
el.61 un YluHp SierIIHg qaotiff. car
1e&fd sue SstIiH purbsu e0e fir Z
Ueaft bssednst, for 8eafef auf garis i9He
pro Jrane, auf Gmiierbam l0Hf bro Sui
e. uRb auf B!sH soKr per Rroa.
cxHsss- -cbassslsnss
pasen istr rab!G Die sasi,n qusilrsa
pis fslst:
giassut sssissf.
~ 6snts fs9g gsup ..ilo
- Dssbs. 1911. ..ie1K 100
- 1snbs. 1865. ....... eeH ssk
- 4aHaAa ..-....... SIh -
~ $enaue .........lul4 lol
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-01

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-22

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and then thrilled with delight when
the graduation exercises began the
next day. She had selected a shad-
owed corner of the great auditorium,
to be alone and shielded from Obser-
walton, so she could enjoy the rap
ture of seeing her brave lover receive
the first prize. r
Near to her was seated a lady we'll
dressed and deeply yelled. She, tOO,l
seemed to be intensely interested in
the main orator Of the occasion. ETnas
could not fail to observe evidences Of
the deepest emotion.
The stranger breathed tremulous-
Iy, once she seemed to sob and weep.
Then some incoherent words, appar-
entity of joy, left her lips.
And then, with slight moan she
swayed to one side, and, her head
sinking directly into the lap of the
astonished Erna, she lay there in
sensible.
Miss Winsted did not wish to create
any commotion, for just then the
presentation of the OratoricaI prize
was being made. She tactfully
brushed aside the veil and pressed a
phial of smelling salts to the nostrils
of the unconscious lady.
Slowly the latter revived. She
stared wonderingly at her gentle
nurse. Just then Chester BurTidge,
radiant with the excitement and tri-
umph of the occasion, sought out his
fair fiancee.
He was all smiles as he extended to
the girl he loved the jeweled recogni-
ton of his ability. Then his eyes fell
upon the face of her companion In
a vast gasp the word left his lips:
Mother"
She lifted her two pleading hands
toward him. They nestled in his low
ing, welcoming grasp. Erna sat
speIIbound at the unusual scene.
81 am weak" murmured Mrs. Bur-
-iJoa OCof ma fn NV hOfo1 ON
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-22

only in patches. Always at his side,
kind, brOtherly, extenuating, there
had been Storm. Older than his pro-
tege; generally strict and solemn, he
had won the confidence, the regard,
the love of the impetuOUs lad.
Tomorrow we part, Storm" spoke
Chester, with genuine sadness as
they sat together. Dear old friend,
how shall miss you! To think of how
you have guided me, shielded me,
made a man of me! And at what eX-
pense! Old fellow, there is a long
score to SETTLE"
mot of money" responded Storm
seriously.
why"
''That has been supplied by an
other"
you mean?" exclaimed the mysti-
fed Chester.
''YoUr mother"
ooh, IMPOSSIBLE
Listen"
Then Hayden Storm recited
strange story. He told how, a month
after the father Of Chester had
placed Chester at the college, a yelled
lady had called upon him. It was
Mrs. Burridge. She spoke of the i'm
placable obstinacy and rigorous rules
of her husband. At the first boyish
outbreak of Chester he would spoil
his life by Gliding him. A nature like
that of Chester, CALLED by suppression
and censure, would revolt. She had
begged of Mr.. Storm to become his
guardian, and gave him money to see
that the boy did not feel like a beggar.
my mother!" breathed Chester
intensely. How have misjudged
her-oh, where is she?"
"She will soon come to see you"
pronounced the subtutor. my dear
boy, it has been a labor Of love to |
help you. l am proud of your
He led. the talk into other chan
-oI, LIo snoIra Of NTiesc- El7-no WI,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-02
pRETTIEST MANIKlN
AIDS POOR BELGIANS
Peggy Olson Collects S51 for
Relief Fund at Long Beach
Fashion Show.

The Commission for Relief in Bel
GUM announced Yesterday that s2O7Iz
was collected az Hickson's recent fash
ion show at Long Beach, when eight
models went about among the crowd
and asked for money in aid Of the
destitute millions in Belgium. The
largest amount ISL, was collected by
Miss Peggy Olson, who was also voted
the most beautiful Of the manikins.
In feeding the 100000 people I'M
able 10 get food in Belgium. said Ed
ward D. Williams, treasurer Of the
fund 10 accepting the money, almost
100000 has been spent. He ex-
planned that rich and poor alike had
received the same rations, although
those who were able were made 10 pay
for what they got at a slight profit, the
money thus received being turned back
into the funds 10 buy more food.
II was announced yesterday that new
contributions TO he Polish Relief
Fund, of which F. A. Vanderhp is
treasurer, amounted 10 $l,629.75, max
ing the total $46,273.86.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-02

is nothing in the weather, and tn
ground is dry enough" The mother
was not proud of her position. She had
TO confess that she had no good reason
for Directing, only lingering memory
Of the time Lawrence had cut his toe
some weeks ago. But he had gone
barefoot several times since; there
really was no objection. But having said
mo" she had to stick to it, had she
not? Perhaps" suggested the friend,
OTIS Just a habit Of denying children's
requests because so many of them are
foolish and unreasonable" The moth
err admitted that probably it was
"You remind me-" said the visitor
"of Arnold BENEFITS Mr.. Povey, in his
odd Wives Tale You remember that
every time his boy asked for some
thing he had great difficulty in over
coming the impulse to say No
Mr.. Povey and Lswrence's mother
are very much like most other grown
ups who have had to do with little
children. We all know how utterly un-
reasonable are the hundred requests
that a young child can make in day.
And if you don't know what the child
is going to ask for next, the chances
are very good in favor of guessing that
II will be something that simply can
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-02

little group of industrial blind in brush
making and basket making. The war
had deprived him of all possible in
come to keep his people together.
Being a remarkable naturalist, he had
gathered a great collection Of butter
flies, which he had just sold to keep &
few of his blind people busy. The
price of willows and brushes is aim
prohibitive here and everybody is poor.
The abbe's work had been carried on
in an old building adjoining a church,
and a very lovely cloister full Of beau
tiful flowers and vines was used by the
blind people for their recreation. We
persuaded the able to increase his
plant, to take the young blind lieuten-
ant as his aide-de-c camp. and TO receive
the blind soldiers of the southwest re-
CARELESS of race or creed. We agreed
to instruct the lieutenant in the arts.
crafts and intellectual pursuits of the
blind, so that he would be able to
direct his little group.
with the assistance of the able we
perfected and enlarged his organiza-
ton. which has now among its officers
DR.. Lagrange as chief oculist. Dr. du
Many as chief doctor and surgeon and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-02

At the time in the child's develop.
ment when it is most difficult to retain
mis- confidence and sympathy our rec
ord for being arbitrary and contrary
will rresent real obstacle to a close
understanding. At the time when
crcwdirg questions should drive him
hone for counsel and judgment all con-
fidence IT our judgment will be de-
stroyed.
again and again, in your intercourse
with children, you will find it advisable
and necessary 70 say NO Well then,
saw il: and stick to il! The great
problem is to say mo" nine times with
out getting the habit, to say NO" nine
times and then be still able to say
Yes" il need be, the tenth time. In
other words, we must avoid getting the
habit of giving children any stereo-
tined answer. Every request and every
question must be met with the fresh
ness Of a new situation and treated on
It's merits. Only thus can we expect
10 retain the children's confidence in
our judgment and in our reasonable
ness.