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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-03
Sis Glesana Der straRe.

Wer bas teIsbte StraBsnbilS NH
Wiube betrddtst. ben tpirb b.r 4nblid
gum genub. Disfes ftGnbis fib gr'
neuernbe bag Deaielnbe unb 5ppens
reihe ersie6t gilber rei3polIiteH 2e'
bens. Obns abiitt unb WiIIen trds!
! iebsr fem S6erflein CUR 0erboIlftdn'
auno bes Ginbruds Bel. sseb.r ersdblt.
fpenn au4 in sruben, uuiIar.n nm'
riiin. iein. asbenssei9t4te unb isi'
ne Mni9auune.
0as Bib Der Strabe tneaielt bon
Stunbe au Gtunbe. Fir bic elesan'
te israu bssinnt bag Stpobenlt6en
turs Dor Tlittaa. Mds Dor biefer
3eit bas Bib belebt, 6euuf iit in Der
Wlebr5abl BEN 3iunnae bss bartea
WsuB unb Der frs,rnSloieH Tptbpen'
histeit.
3piiden II unb IL llbr fdnst bds
Sboppina Der Dame an. 0ie beIebtsu
@ertsbrsobsrn Der Grobitabt fiillen
ii4 NIT eleganteu grfdsinunr'n. Die
elssana Sss 9ormittoas xbeutet Der
1rotteurftiI. Gin 2fbipei6en BON oies
fer glote botumsntirt bic llnienntHib
auaef6riebensr Gjeiebe, bic bon Der
auten gelelIi6afi acetptirt Iinb.
Wlit bem gesriff Strabsndnsua Der,
binbet fi6 sans Ielbitperitanbli1 bic
9enbsna Der unauffdnieteit, Der 4us,
orud elmer pornebmen DisirstiDu, Der
iebe Iebbafte acrentuirenbe glpte abs
lsbnt. Die tpirtIid elsadnte Dame
min auf ber Strabs uid,t auffalIsn.
Diefe QlbIi6t in bas 2sitmotip. bas In
iinsdbliaen 9Dneg tpisbertlinst.
min nan .iipas Qofitipes 5u biefsm
Sb.ma faaen. 70 miibte man fib Der
I6pierigsn arbsit unttrSisben, bic
mdnniafalttgsn. faif unbesrenstsn
Warianten su rubri3iren.
Das sodentI.ib I'm Sailor Stil
pbsr bas peniaer ftrtnse frdns6fifbe
aoifiim bilssn bauptia&li& bic reis'
poIle Uniform. in ben tIeinen @.iaiIs,
bic ben ansua Der Trau fdmiiden,
lieat bic pointiruna Der Giaenart.
Bsira1tst man nit Sntsreiie iebe
einsslne grideinung, bie an uns pors
iibsrtili, NIB ipGblt unier bisfen tpie'
berum bisjeniasn berdus. bic Der BE-
obahtuna fpsrtb iinb, 70 mub man que
aebsn. bds trob Der '*einbursn 9Dtbn'
Iid,ieit ieinerfei @leidibeit beitebt. Di:
NerI6isbenariistsit Der Gisureu, 6al.
tuna uub Gang sraensen aIlsin i4en
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-03
ghieaao. 2. Ipp.mber.

y . -
gBeisen. - Gir DECEMBER $1.O2-
LOAF, am SGlus $1.04t; fir Mai
$1.04a-105a, am S4luB $1.05s.
Welfdforn. Fir DECEMBER 585
-59se. am S4lub 59sc; fir Wai
60a-61c, am S6lub 604e.
5afer. Sir DECEMBER 39-391e,
am Sdlub sole; fir mai 39sr 395c,
am G9luB 39sc.
Roasen. - go. 2, $1.0o-1o1.
gsrite. - so 63c.
Simot6p. ~ $5.OO-8.26.
alee. - $1,000 1000.
port. - Fir 8aem6xr S14.45-
14.5o, am S6luB $14.5O; fir Sanuor
$16.47-16.67. an S4lub 1858.
S6mats. - fFiir Sanuar 900
9.07. am S4lub 9.07; fir Wat 9.22
-9.27. am S4IuB 9.27.
9iippenfeiten. : Sir Sanudr 900
-9.07. am S9fuB 9.07; fir Mdi
9.27-9.32. am g4lub 9.27.
Butter. - Martt uroerdnbert.
Gier. - Wqrft b06er. sytrfts 27s
orbindrs firits 25-Ne.
&artoffelfl. - Wlartt unnerdnbert.
9sfliisel. - asbenbes. Warft
b0ber. 5iibner 12ac; Springers 13e.
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Sirts iDaren . legaten 9erbeiseeilt,
ii9 i'm Bettitreit au msFen. @ertreter
iparen auber ben 1ieitael Surnpers
einen So5ialer unb SiibIeite Surne
oerein, nod bic StGbte gbicago, Sort
Wdbne, Sout6 genb, 2ouispille,
GDansoile. DunpiLe, SG., uno an,
bere. puntt 10 llbr trat man 5u ben
uebungen an. Griter Spre9er Ri6.
aurs Dom Soaialen IlirnDerein be-
srubte bic oislen 9dite nit bsrslihen
martigen Dorten, Die alsemeinen
antlang fanben. Mebrere SirnsrIies
Der tpuroen seiuuseH, unb bann be-
sannen Die 1ebungen. Die 9ronungss
iibungen, Sreiiibungsn, &iirturnsn an
@erathen. i'm Observation-Disclosures,
SprungiibungeH, Syedteu, Ringsn,
Surnen am Bod uip., purben prds
5tie bur6gefiibrt. Die @priibunsen
Der Semtnartiteu bes Surnle6rer.Sez
minars untsr 2ebrer @mil Ratb err
resten aasemeinen geifau uHb bic
0elesaten rsiiten fi4erlih, ON neuen
saSoeen berei9ert, mad Suuie 3uriid.
Surnle6rer @mil Rat9 Dom Seminar
bielt an ga4mittag cine 9luipra4e
uHb unter ben &ldngen oes 2iebes
s@merica" fam am RaGmittag gegen
4 ll5r Der turnertI9e Wetttampf gum
QbfdIuB.
safe Grie Surnbe3irf
in atron. Der m Wtron, g., ab=
ge9altene 5urntag 0es Gate Grie
Surnbesirts mar ni6t 10 gut beiudt,
tpie eripurtet purbe. 9as Surnen
Fa1to unter Der 2eitung beg 9eairtsa
turnparts 6. MtlIer unb Der Surn=
lebrer Selbmann, Sein unb @pl5e
itatt, uno es ipurbe aipei ooIe Stun=
ben itramm unb nader geturnt, 70
bub Der @ppetit fir bag bon ben 9az
men bes Q(tron 5urlperetns aubereiz
tets GuberIt f9madbafte Mittaseiep
ni4ts gu tpiinT9sn ii6rig lleb uno pen
liebenspiiroigen &ii6enfeeu ben Ddnt
Der 9urner etHbru9te. Sn Der auf oas
efeu folgenoeu @ef9GftsIibuus fuHz
girt SurHle1rer Selbmaln als Dor
tiger unb Surnlebrer @olSe dls
S6riftpart. guf eine ginlaoung oes
0eit Rep gort Surr6eSirts gu ieis
nem nd6ften CONNER IN Buffalo
itattfiNbenben Surnfsit reIp. sur 4bs
bultuns zines ieparateu 8e5irtsturn<
feites bes 6. 3. 3. baIelbit purbe
na6 IGnserer SistuiTipn bef4lofen,
bacon absufteben uuo bafiir tpGbrenb
bes nahiten Sommers elm 8oltsturz
nen urb S9auturnen 81 Derdnitalteu.
Die befinittpe geihlubnabms iiber
bi.ien Iesten gurtt ipuroe benz I'm
syebruar 1916 i'm 9ermaniu 9ors
tpGrts itattfinbenben Surutog iibere
laiIen. @s tpurbe bann nod aritif
sebalten iiber bas am Worsen ubgee
tpidelte turnerfI9e prpsrumm, man-
bes selobt unb anbsrss setnbelt, bes
ionbers aud bic itiefmiitterlihe Be-
banbluna Der beuti6en SuruIprdhe.
2tuf bem nGbiten Surntas fon pers
'u6t psrbeu. in biefer SiHIi4t Wun'
'eI gu faaffM.
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Asssdrtise m6rfte.
Wep gort. l. gpp.

Rebl. = Rarit itstis; Spring
potsnts $5.25-5.55; Wintsr patsnts
$5.35-5.5O: Dint.r Straisbts $50
$50.
Deisen. = Martt feit; go. / Ou'
rum $1.133 I. 0. 3. Rem gort; Ro. l
Rcrtb.rn Duluth uuo go. / Rortkril
Wlanitpba 81. oct c. |. (. Buffalo. Giir
Ses. $1.09a.
DsIidiorn. - Rarit fistia; 30. 2
seIbss Toto.
5afsr. - Martt feit; go. 2 tpti'
bsr 42-42ae.
5su. - Wlartt ft,tis. Brine $1.35;
Ro. !. $13o; go. 2. $1.20; Ro. 3.
$1.00-105; Shipping 90e.
6opfen. - Warit iistis; State
common Bis dolce 1915. 22-3Oc;
1914. s-12e; pacific Goait 1915. 13
--15e; 1914, 11-13e.
Sdut.. - Wartt itstis; gosota Bic;
Central qmeriea 29c.
2eber. - Wartt felt; b<ulIod firits
33-34e; ieeonbs 32--33e.
pori. - Usarit ieit; Meb $1700-
1850: ssamilp $22.50-23.00: Sbort
CLEAR $18.50-20.50.
Beef. - Wartt ftstia: Web $3.50
400; Gdmilp 00-19.5o.
S6mala. - Wldrtt itstia; Ultoble
q[leif 81. 1880.
Sala. - Mlarit fldu; Gitp Tic;
Country TIT: Special Sc.
gBoIIs. - Marii itetis; Domsitie
Jlteee Xxx Ship 32c.
gsis. - Wlarit ieit; Seab 43--5c;
Blue Roie 4t-4ae.
WoIaFIes. = Martt ftetis; Rem Drs
leans OPEN tettIs 40-50c.
3uder. - Rober, Uearit felt; geus
trifuaal $4.45-4-52; WoIofTss sass
-3.75;-3.75: raffinirttr. ftetia; Gut
Qoaf S6.25; grufbeb $6.15: MouTb u
$3.50; CUBES $3.50; xxx potpbss
reb $3.50: potpb.reb $5.45; fsin sras
nulliri.r $5.35; DIAMOND u $5.35;
gonfsctioners u s5.25; go. /, $50.
Butter. - Tnarft feft; 3ufubr a.
4S6s Creamery ertrns 28a-29c;
Greamsrp 29}-3Oc; firits 27-281c;
ietDnbs 24a-261e.
Gisr. - Martt itetis; 3uiubr A.
SIT. artf9 aeiammeIie. srtra feine 3S
--39e: sztra firits 35-37c; firfs 30
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6lmk,N a@riAtes.
MittpO d. 8. gsopsmb.r.

WittnO d 3. glopsmber.
sSm gineinnuti.r Oiftritt tpirb lid
Der fluB MIR fpeniq perdHberu. 9e'
tern Qbenb hotts berielbs bsi biefiser
Stobt .insn DaifsrftanS Oon 12.e
GuB.
0k folasnben Ospefasn trafsH &C.
fern bier ein: b
pitisburg. pa.i.- e.1 syuB. fdut.
Wbeelins, 80. ga.-8.1 SUB, fant.
partersburs. %. 9a.-5.0 Jub.
aaanafpba Ja(fs, ID 8a.-l3 sSub,
Gbarleiton. 80. 9a.-7.3 Eub.
portsmouib. Sbio-6.3 ssub. fdlIt.
2ouisOile, Sp.-8.9 Gub, fdlt.
GpanspilIe sSRb.-7.6 GuB, fallt.
Ssnn.-8.7 Gub. fdat.
CHATTANOOGA, Tsnu.-6.8 CUB, fdat.
Gairo. Sl.-1S.f'SuB, fdGt
Wsmpbis. asnn.-13.5 ffuB fdIIt.
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Ginctnndti, 2. Rpbember.
3ufubr unb UerIanbt ipGbrenb Der
llebten "a Stui,bsn, perglifer nit bers
felben cit bes porbtrgebenben 5ages
iparen tpie folat:3
3ufubr ginbb. S4tpsine Sdafe
/. Hop. 2702 1859 2035
2. g2oD. 213 1883 158
Usrfanbt ipGbrenb ber5elben 3eit:
gfinbp. Shpeine SfJlfe
/ Rob. =. 80 1883 431
2. gOO. . 1926 21s2 sa5
Rinbpieb. Die 3ufubr mar
bente iebr mGBig. bic Hadfraue ebens
ialls. nnb bic preiie tetis. . Wilas
fiihe blieben ebenfaIls unperinbert.
Wlittlere unb i4fpers Stiere $725
-8.25; Odfen $3.00-6.00; Dleif6er
Stisre $5.25- 7.25; auserleiene Biz
ertra $7.35-7.85; 6etfers $4.75-
6.35; auserleiens Bis ertra 1886
700: stiibe $3.25-5.25: uiissrlss
iene Bis srtra $5.35-6.00; Gamers
s2.75-3.85; Mil6 aiibe $35-35;
Stofers unb sseebsrs: Stiere $3.50
700; 6eifers $3.50 5.75; Riibe
$500 800.
8ulltn. - Die .3ufubr mar ses
ring unb bic preife blieben unperan'
bert.
gstts guIten $6.OO-6.5O; Bologna
S5.00-5.75: ertra S5.85-6.0O; ma
sere unb lsi4te $3.50-475.
adIber gei iebr mGbig.r
3ufubr unb gutter Ra9fraas mar Der
Marft itsiia Big fart.
grtra adIber $11.OO--11.25; fair
big quite leid}te $800-n.00: prbinds
re unb aroke $5.00-10.75.
g 9peine. - Die 3ufubr mar
arober anb bic Ureiis fieleu baRr Inn
10e per 100 Yfunb. 2eihte @erfuHbt.
iorten uno sSeriel bfieben itstis.
Cute bis duserleiene 0erpadunss'
unb iIeif6erforten $7.60-7.65; s.'
miitte Derfunbtiorten $7.30-7.60;
ousgeiudte mittlers, 160-18O pfunb,
$7.O-7.50: lsiate 8srfanbtIorten,
155 pfunb unb barilnter $7.00-7.25;
Jertel. no Dfuub unb tpeniser $4.00
orbinGr. Big austrleiene
ihfpere fette SGue $5.00-6.65; ors
bindrs bis quite Staas $4.5O-6-25.
g dafe unb 2dmmer. Il
Die 3ufu6r Don S4afen unb adms
mern mar teuts serina unb biz prsiie
Sdafs: grtra $5.75-6.0O; CUTE
Biz auserleiene $5.00-5.65; orbinire
Bic fair $3.0O-4.9O. 2dmmsr.
ertra $9.00-9.25; CUTE Bis auser'
lsfene S7.75-8.90; orbindrs BIB fair
$5.5O-7.5O; guIls $5.O0-6.0O.
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ZEN gOrt. 1. Top.

Tetp 9orf. 1. Rob.
aupfsr. - Mortt feit; GIeetrolptie
$1S.12-18.25.
giien. - Martt fsif; glo. 1 Hortbs
ern $16.50-17.O0: SO. 2, $685.
1875: Ro. / Soutbsrn $16.75-17.s
%: SO. 2. $16.50-17.OO.
3inn. - Warit itart. $3.50
$500.
glsi. - Offsrirt 5u $3.50.
Gpslter. = GeiHe Quotiriing.
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9dSlimer Nysarft. 0eridjt.
Gtneinnati. 2. gippenber.

gtnetnnatt. 2. giopenber.
Die nadfolsenbn auOtirunaen Be-
aieben fi@ nur anf gnaros Srans'
aitionen. gsi fleinereu gei1dften
perben etipas b1here preiie bere4net.
propifioIen.
$4,000; Jamila gdmals 10
10a per pfunb.
1rodsnsefaIsenes GIeif4.
Sbort clear Ssiien. lofe 101-11c;
ggtra i6ort clear Gstten 10a-10ae;
fhort Rippenfsiten 10-10ae; Bel
lies 11--11ac.
Bacon. - Sbort clear G<iien
11a-12e; ytra bori clear Ssiten
11AL11ie; fbort gfippsnfeiien III
--113e; Bellies 123-134e per pfuuo.
Suaar Gurtb gleif9. =
S9inten 16a-17c: picnie G1uliern
12-12ae: Breaifefi Bacon 1896;
Shultern IN pddeten 12-12ae; Retp
Uort gut IL 12ae; trodene Bel
Sdinten 23-25e Der Diunb.
Sabsep5feItesGIeif1. -
Sninfen 15-15Ae; pientc G4ultern
11-11ar; Bellies 16-16ie; S9uls
tern III Lie; S1uIiern, g. 3.
Gut bo. 114-11ac Der pfiub.
Grif&es NIeifd. - G9inisn
13-13ae: picnie S4ultern 1oa-
lie: G1aItern 101-11e: fbort Rips
penieiten 1Oa--11c; ertra fbort clear
psnfeiten 10-10se: ertra fbort clear
Rippenf.ifen 101-11c; Bellies. Ieids
ts 16s-17e; Bellies. f&pne IL
12e.
Wsbf unb gefrefbe
WetI. - Winter paient $5.65
Ste; Winter fanep S5.20-5.30;
Winter Gamilp S4.65-4.75: Winter
srtra $4.20-4.4o; Winier orbindres
$4.O0-4.20; 6artes Wsi5en paient
$5.75-8.20: 6artes Dei5en fanep
S5.35-5.6O; 6attss Weiaen ssdmilp
$4.40-4.75; Roasenmsbl, norbipeitlts
hes. aemiiftes S5.20-5.45: reines
gitp 0aoassnmebl $5.30-5.55; giip
aemiTdies Rossenmsbl $5.2o-5.45. |
Weisen. = 30 2 rofher Winf.r
1.14--l16: g1p. 8, 106-1.11;
Ro. A bo. $1.00-1.05.
WeIf&forn. - go. 2 ipeibes
66l-67c; go. 8 bo 66-665e: go. A
bo. 655.-66: go. 8 bO. 65 65ae; go.
8 DO. 64-85c. - go. 2 seIbes 66a-I
67e; go. 3 bp. 66-66ac: go. A DO.
651 66e; glp. 8 bo. 65-655e; Ro.
8 to. 6465c. - Meibss aoIbeutprn.
rls,ies 53-55c; eelbss RoIbeuiorn
55-57e; aeniidies aoIbtniOrn 3d.
55e. - Weibes olbnlforH. altes 66
67c; selbts Rolbsnlorn 67--68e;
gfmifhies Rolbeniorn 86-67e.
Noggen. ~ Vp. 2 $1.02--1.04;
no. 3. 99c-NM: 90. 4 95-
98c.
6afer.-- Qo. 2 ipeiber a.
42ir: Gtanbarb ipsiber 40-41e; 30.
3 pstbtr 39--4Oc; 30. 4 ipeiber 36
SIC; 30. 2 asmifhtsr 39-39c;
20. 8 asmifdbttr 36a--37ar; go.
ssmif@tsr 35A 36ac.
Whtsfn
Dertduft iuurben 474 @bls. Diltils
lsrs Ginifbsb gcObs auf per 1oiis Don
e1.39 per 0dlfone.
Groeeriel.
Raffee. - ssubo 23-30t Mscs
ia 29-30e: Guatemala fdnep 19c;
30. a,ittr l7ae.
9riu9 s..,....,.v....l1h ~ /,
0lkf9 s@er>@s>~A~@~~>>~~r~xe n
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fttonbs 27-29c; fpeibe, feline
BIB fonrp 55--60t; braune 40-42e.
3dfe. - Uonrff feff: Snfuhr 725;
Gtote tpbolemilf fpetiols 153-16c;
bo. faneb 15ae; bO. friid, fpeeials
15a-15zt; bO. fancp 15se.
gefliiael. - gebenbss, Yreiie uns
reselmdbis: aereinigte. rubis; Weftern
frtfde 6ubner 13a 23c; friffx Sdbe
ne. aeeiife 12-16ac; sefrorene aurs
febs 18-223c.
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3pinotnber Sruub.

Serr 2empte 1T argerlih. WiitbeRb
fommt er pom Bureau mad Sauie unb
begriibt feline Grau nit ben Worttn:
rgtun miifen mir beute absnb tpieber
gu 2ebmanns seben,"
r@arum benn, 9eOrg3 Sd beuie,
Du poQteft NAL bsute 5u Souis blsibsn
unb ben abenb nit mir geuiithlid per-
plaubern9!"
.Sa! a6er i9 b0rte eben, bag 2eba
manns bi. @biiht babeu, beute @benb
gu uns 81 tpumen."
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gbicaao, 2. Nopember.

Gdeins. - 3ufubr q, 900. Warlt
fart 9uIt S6.O-7.35; lsi9te $3.50
-7.60; aemif4te Se.5O-7.70; f4ps'
re $6.N-7.65 roube $6.40-6.6O;
Jertel $4.00-7.10.
RinbDisb. - 3ufubr 5000. ginbeis
mif9e Beef Stiere $6.10-10.50;
Riihs unb 5eifers $2.85-8.30; Rail
Der S7.25-11.00.
S4afe. = 3ufubr 10000. Warii
perdHberIih. @etbers $5.90-6.45;
gpes S3.75-5.70; 2dmmer $500
$50.
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9i. meme 9runbGaas

Srau: ,Du ersdblteit bod nealih,
sSbr bGttet @ureu Stub auf ftreua abs
ftinenter @runblase reforuirt, unb bds
bei tommit 9u alImdbIid bsSe4t naa
Sauiee"
Wsann: ga, mos gIaubft 3ri bsnn,
ipel6e unssbeuren &ellerbeitdnbs mir
nod Su oeruihten babsng!"
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Mfhtau ptrnedfeIn.

SpulmerfrifbIsr Coer I'm Dcrfipiris-
baus su Wlittag ibt): rDumit i9 ims
mtr bic ri6tiee Serpiette triege, 6ran
Dirtbin, babe idb Sbusn bier einen
Serptettenrine mitsebro9t.'
- .ei, bDs mar net rotbia; mir
BAN ia blob b6 ein!A
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Gtnttnnati. q. glps.. 1e16

Gtnetnn0tt, g. Nss., 1915.
MD ttste pdren bic GeI&dite In ben
)ieiietn Benisn rs1t Isblait. 5ie8insraisn
,,pn can" perben BON beHa8snfsn ~ bered.
bislsntirt psrbeu. Jm offewen Wiarfts
pxrbsn Darieben son eau. ~ sH--4E uHb
suf Seit ~ 4-4HS pIacirt.
sssnia asi nan ussf
purbeH ~ pari ;wi4en ganten perfauff.
Die Gouaterrsts betrast soc Yrdmie per
$1,000.
@saia ssi esssSa.
cid. .Ws&Tef aaf 2onbon wurbsn an
l.06-L70 PR yfo. Sterlina auotirt. SIR
ySebjel anf Berlin uuroen SAC fur Narf
btredbnet. fiir @sdiel aut yaris II Nc pro
Nranf, nut untfieroam 421fc pro @ulotn
,inb auf @itn l4Hc per Krone, 9ires i5 4c,
Nubsi saX, i}raHes (S6weis) 1sc.
Snnbss rbiisstisnss
IuarsH ruhis uno itstig. Die Haaiea aui'
Giniaui. Deriaaf.
~ gonoS 1926 Coup. .1O9 10
S% Bombs, 1918 .10o4 -
2g6 8onos, 1880 ~. 81 9S
~ Banana ....... 96 -
~ Yanania ....... 1O0B
,iisarias esHis.i,mfats.
Die llmidte I'M bieiigen Glearinehouit
btliefen iiH beute auf $5,462,e0O.
esfaf esinsitaisn.
amsriean Rstline glia CON-, Cine @ds
& Glecirie, GoIumbia G3os, Ohio State Id.
com. unb Dbip Cities 9as warfn bieutfien,
peld,e tsue ftarf gsbsnbtlt phrben nao
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-03
8rinbe. b e.

9eIllher (auf benz 9urear): r@ol'
fen mir uns uiht aus Der &neipe briis
ben Elm paar Waab Bier berii5erbOlsn
tqfen, Iieber dreunbe"
9samter: rSm, ih thurs nidt germ
/. =. ipsibt Du, bic Ra6barn unb Der
8llreauniener uuBerbem babe ith
beute Idon pier Wtob bolen IGnenT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-03

Smder. Nrciie feit. sfaffi.
nirter Gut 2oaf $500: potpbsreb
$3.50: Cubes S5.95; aranulirter So
70: gonfsctioners .a" $3.50; Dff
~" S5.35 !: meier ertra $5.15; ertra
.G" $4.95 Der 100 pfunb.
Wofaffesi ift f.etia. - ITEM Or,
leans Open aeitle N-55c. gsntrifas
aaf 20--30r Der @alfone.
Reis. = Gc,iifiand, ;sanen 6eab
6-6Ie; prima 5-51e; orbindrtr
4--4ac; Sapan 4a-5ic per pfunb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-03

So2, ,000, 900 OIL 5tpetter Stelle, Seit
lnlo Suffer on oritter, iirto Die &irto.
pteb-, Shof. urb Sdrpeine5iid)t an
oierter Stele. gluh Die SolSproolH.
tion lit pon5 beoeitenb, iulb @ein-
bau.Bro6ufte ifateioeu 10 giinitig ob
rpie i'm @urjahre. Der Butter. irflb
5oISgetptiul ruirb auf ie 500, ,0o0, 900
angeseben. glus BEN IN Der Wdin5e
LII Sin peridyieoenen sroBen 9ergfDer'
ZEN einge5peenen @rfllnbiglrtgen
j6Iieben Die Safperitduotgen,
Sab California in bieien Sabre 60.
Iorabo uno glIasfa iiberfliiedu tptro.
Ger @erth Der 9nitmipoIle miro oiif
$6,000.000 neraniblagt inb Der
@ier. .@rtrag olf niebr aIs bas 0op.
pelte. Del, @oIo iiub urbere Wtine.
ralieu ergeben nndl ben 8crdnitla.
gen Der Statiitifer IN oieiem Sabre
einen 8eiantlrrtgetpi1rn BON $50, ,000,.
600. @euriie, 8piebeln aartofeln,
3ltferriiben un6 ereleiben baben Bis
bcr $43,000000 er5ieIt Sn ben 81.
item iinb inseeinnrnt iiber fiinf5ig
taIiforniid,e Rroblifte onsefiibrt.
gesirtss 5urntas in.
Subianapolis. Sm erpBeu
5urrTaal bes Sosialen Surupereins
i'm Deutfden Sauis stn9s auldBIt9
bes Snbiaira g,sirts : Surntdges
lsbhaft au. glus allen Gnbeu bes BE-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-07
THE GATH CONGRESS.

Every congress has important ques-
tions before it for settlement, but none
more than the siXty-fourth session
which has just opened faced greater
responsibilities. There are important
issues as the result of the questions
which have been raised by the war in
Europe which must be grappled with.
These are matters which must be dealt
with carefully and properly. They do
not call for partisan action, but action
with a full consideration for American
interests. There are the rights of the
nation, its foreign policy and the vital
question Of its proper protection in
view of the situation which has devel-
oped abroad and the position which
belligerents have taken which cannot
be treated carelessly and be handled
right. 1t is not the time or the place
for the display of strong partisanship
or sympathy for one side or the other
in the war, if the welfare of this coun-
try is to be properly taken care Of
1t is an exacting task which lies be-
fore congress iii this respect.
There ara also many questions OF
direct concern to this country alone
which will call for considerate atten-
ton. There will be the matter of ade-
qudle ue1Shse ny lana ana sea, the I'm
portant matter Of increasing the coun-
try's revenue, the subject of an in
creased merchant marine, the advocacy
of government owned steamship lines
which was only recently defeated, the
Jones bill in behalf of greater indie
pendence for the Filipinos, legislation
Affecting industry and trade, besides
number Of other measures which cal
for action in accordance with the
facts.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-07
GASOLINE AND SUBSTITUTES.

The lack of stability in the price
# gasoline and the constant tendency
upward makes it subject for in
creased attention in view of the fact
that it is of such general use in pro-
lucing heat and power. Added in
:erest is also furnished now because
If the advocacy of a federal tax on
zach gallon of gasoline used, which
though the tax might be collected at
he SOU &c would simply mean that
I would be passed along to the con-
Iumer and mean an additional boost.
AS in many other instances where
he high cost of purchase has been
recognized, thought has been turned
10 providing substitutes which would
furnish a larger supply at a lower cost
ind thereby overcome the high price
which is. fast getting to be pro-
ibitive.
Crude oil has found an Increased
market because engines have been
,uilt for its use as a fuel, and at the
present t!lne in England 5000 gallons
" 4 fuel known ns motor spirits are
Ised daily IN internal combustion en-
fines at a marked reduction in cost
rho Same situation has resulted in the
dootIozl Of denatured alcohol for
heap motive power in France and that
Aevernnlent has decided to take over
> business CT supplying the demands
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-12-07

supersiitiuus mountaineers to be dan
serHus to i'ealth.
The peasants of this country, on
the other hand, are very fond of orn-
aInentation. Their wiz es and daugh-
tiers work icng hours weaving and
embroidering for the town markets,
and with their savings they buy
brass belt-buckles and bracelets. The
bracelets often weigh more than a
pound, and the belt buckles, that is
the more coveted sort, are great
things ten inches square and more.
There is an amusing custom OBJ
served in some of the smaller thea
tres of the Macedonian cities, which
enables the theatre-goer to pay ac-
cording as he is entertained. Between
the acts. the actors and actresses
make their way about the house and
band comes first; then comes the
leading lady, and so on down the list
until the least of the entertainers has
had his or her chance at the guests
pocketbooks. The actors are largely
Armenians; the plays ape mostly
comedies, with the tragedy touch Of
the interludes of collection. Despite
the vOluminous criticisms which have
been written about the backwardness
| of Macedonia, the Macedonian might
boast of having among the few hotels
in the world that go in for teaching
their patrons manners. There is such
a hotel in Saloniki. In a conspicuous
place on the walls of its bed rooms,
| the following rules of conduct are
| displayed to guide the traveller Alright.
| -. Messieurs the voyagers who
| descend upon the hotel are requested
| to hand over to the management any
money or articles of value they may
| have. 2, Those who have no baggage
must pay every day, whereas those
who have may only do so once a week.
3. Political discussion and playing
musical instruments are forbidden, al
| SO noisy conversations. 4. 1t is per-
| mitted neither to play at cards or at
| any other game of hazard. 5, Children
| of families and their servants should
| not walk about the rooms. 6. 1t is pro-
| hibited to present oneself outside ones
| romo in a dressing gown or other ne
| gtgent costume. Z. Coffee, tea, and
other culinary preparations may not
| be prepared in the room, or procured
! from the outside, as the hotel fur
nishes everything one wants. s. Voy-
| ayers who take their repast descend
| to the dining room, with the exceptin
| of invalids. who may do so in their
roms: 9. A double-bedded room pays
double for itself. save the case where
the voyager declares that one bed may
be let to another person. 10. 1t is
however, forbidden to sleep on the
floor
THE Macedonian, criticised SC
much. and often unjustly, has become
| very sensitive to fault finding. He
| has developed one all-inclusive ex-
cuse for his sins and failings, and
that is his invariable excuse wher
blame is placed upon him that he
has been under Turkish rule for 81
many. many years. He hastens tt
assure the disgruntled stranger o.
this fact often before criticism car
find verbal expression.
HE truSses up his pigs for market
binding their legs SO tightly togeth,