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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26
6amabier
9abenin GIanbern fapere
9erluiteer itten.

. q EN- I n i q II D ern q mere
8erlufeerl itten.
Sttapa, Srt., 25. gtprtl. Gab
bic tanabii6e 9ibiIion an ben 8dmz
pfen in SSlanbern am Oonneritag,
5rsitag unb Samitag tbeilsenommen
bat, erbeQt aus Der 5batfa6e, bag
aus elmer porIdufi9 OerOfientli6ten,
unOoqftdnDisen @erluitIiite berporgtbt,
bab q Offiaiere gefuaen uno SO
Sfiaisre Derpunbet iino. Mun
fiirdtst bier. bag psnn bic DOIlftdu>
bise 9iite 6etGnnt segs6en pirb, Der
9srluit an 5pbten unb 8erpunbeten
i'm ianabiihen aOntingent ii9 auf
ii6er tauienb Mann itelIsn ipitb. Sir
Sobn 6rsnh bat in einem Selegramm
on 9sHeral aloerfon, ben 9efe6lsz
ba6sr Der tanaoii4en Stoiiion ieiner
Qnertennung fir bas mutbige 8ers
1aIten ber tanabif9eu Sruppen &usz
orud gege6eH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26
Rab MaibinatDn
8irS bic e.iAe Der 5ran siba Carroll
seianbf.

pOliseidef gopelan srbislt seitsrn
9lhnb DON benz poliSsi SuperiHtens
benten pullman aus Dafbington, ..
g., elm Selssramm, in tpel6sm er err
fu9t nirb, bic 2si6e Der 5ruu gba
Carroll, bic iid Dor einisen 3agen i'm
Gben qart Rtferpoir erirdntte, nab
WaTbinstpn 5u Tenben. Der Batter Der
9erfforstnen, tpel9er in StepbenIOn.
80. ga., anTdFis if, bate bic 2ei4s
sund6it retfamirt aber Der 9utte Der
iSrau, peI9er mad WuibingtOn abgs-
reiIt mar unD jsbenfals bort in 4rbeit
itebt, ipiinift bic 2ei6e feinsr 9attin
bort beeroisen gu lafen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26
giaia bnpuHaefummeH.

Gbparb alsinfslosr. Der Dor einig.r
3sit in elmer Rassia, Die bic 5egtm.is
fer am srObsu Dtiami DOrgsnpmmeH
batten, unb Bel Der 5pei @iIbsrer ers
i4oiien purosu, osrbaftet purbe,
battle iith ssitern @Ormittas Dor 5riss
bensrihtsr Doooruff in SurtDeu III
ter Der aRtIag. bes I5iihsfaugsus nit
unerldubten Gerdtben gu DerdnttpOrs
ten. QuT Jiirippa6e oes 6ilfsbegsmeiz
tiers aurs tam Der 2lHgetIdgts mi:
elmer Celebrate bon $25 uno ben 30
ten odbon. Ssrr &urB bsrbiirgte iid)
aubsrbsm nod fir &Ieinfelbsr, baB
Der geann bic ibm aufsrlsgts Strufs
aud bssahisH fpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26
aatbplifen IN 2lmerifa
6aben 9elber fir bic
&riegsnotb ID euben
in beralten 9eis
m a t 3 ge anbt t.

matbgefanbt.
Rom. %. april, Oia 2onbon,
26. 9pril. &arbinal BON Sartmann.
Der Grsbii6of BON &oln, bat Don rDs
mild tatbOlif6en 9ereinigungen
in ben @ereinistsu Staaten 33,800
Mart ($8450) fir bic arisgsnotbs
leibenben in Teinsr grSbi05eie erRdls
ten unb eins Summe Dun glei9er
S6he fir bic giT60fs bon Diiin6en
unb grsslau fir beren Si05eien. Sn
benz 8egleiti6rei6sn pirb mod be-
merit, baB 128,617 &ronen (ctpa
$32, ,15O) gum slei4en 3tped na4
Oeiterrsi4 llngarn gefanbt tpors
ben iinb.
Ser 4aiier Bat pom &arbinal bon
5artmann $4,000 Wurt ($115,s
0Oo) srbalten, bic in tatbOIii6en &irz
den asfdmmelt purben unb fir bic
4ot6leiOeubsn in Sitpreuben 6eitimmt
iiub
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26

5srr Sdrris jpra1 bann iiber bie
fhredlidsn 3uiidnbe IN ben ensIiiHsn
grmsnduartiersn unb riibmte bic belts
fHen Observation-Disclosures er
Iaste in biefer Uerbinbuilg unsefdEr
bdsfefbs ipie IN bem SnterDieip. fpsldss
i'm gejtriesn Spnntdgbldtt entbdlien
mar. Ndh bem Wortrdg fpurDen btrs
Iditbsne sJrasen ssifsnt. bic 5err 9ars
ris ousfiibrli6 bsantwortett. er bat
aui isin publifum Obns 3ipsifsl einal
groben ginbrud oen1uhs. bsnn q
ipurbe ibm cine 9frt Gmpfans ptrdns
itnltst unb Seber ffien bds gsbiirfnib
Az baben, benz furhilpien 8e6usr be
6anb su briiden. We6r als eistr I'M
Auditorium Tagte aud often beraus,
bab 6srr 6arris ibn BON fsiuen prps
britiTden @eFiiblen furirt hdtte.
gDie iein Begleitsr. Serr %. anuf'
man. Der aeitsr bes 2onbonsr 8gredus
Der Rem Yort Simss", trtldrte. lei
6err Sarris bon Gsburt Srfdnbtr,
babe BON Der aanfas uniDeriitGt aras
BURT unb befinbe iid uuf Der @ors
trassiour burf bic 8ersinigtsH Sidds
ten nift aus petunidren Griinben, fons
bern in benz 9smiiben. bas amsritanis
ife golt gu beranlaiien. allss. mas IN
isiner Wlaft itsbt. su ibun. I'm bsa
trtfebli6en Shla9tsH Elm gnbe 5ll
MAIDEN.
Strr Snrris fubr ssiiern abenn
nod nnh ct. 2ouis tp.itsr, ipcisIhit Ct
beuie ipref5en tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26
Sb,pierigfeiten
steIIen lid Der q ID ba l.
tung bes Snteruationa
len Srauenfungreiies
entgegen.

eHI q . u.
SIMS aaG 20. slpriG, bia Cont
Don, 26. gpril. Der slbbalttng oes
SsntcrnaticnaIcn Sraueufongreiies,
Ser bier wdbrcnb Der @o6e tagen
itno Die 5riebensirage erorteru ioa,
Dabcrt iidb BON allen Seiten S6aDie-
riefeiten ertgegengeitellt.
Ger 9autpfer DRoorbarn", ollf
lpelden Die 9elegatiuuen aus Gen
8ereinieten Staaten errpartet tperoeu
un6 Der bereits an Soulitaa fa0is
mar, lit ioiueit nod ltidt eingetrofien,
miro jeSoh itiinolif eripartet. Zen
4eIegatinncn nus 9eutidIan6 lit BON
Den 6eutiGcn 9eboroen Die SbeiI-
rabme an Dem 9ongreB urlteriugt
uoroen un6 Die britiidben GeIegutin-
uen, beren 2obl idIieBlit auf Elm
Sedftel Der l,ripriingIih IN IusTht
acnomnenen Gertreterinneu berubge.
Sest pproen mar, fonreu uidt iiber
Sen aanal, Sa Die SfGffubrt inter
broGen lit.
Die 9elegatirnen Ser S6luei5 De.
peid)irten an Son1tug, oaB lie rit)t
funlnen feunen uuo man nimmt an,
Sab linen sic oeitti6et 8ebor0eu Ole
Iur6reiie 6irn Geutiblauo pertpel'
CERT baben.
Die neniaeu Geleaatinner, Die iest
sur SteIle iino, beid}dftigen lih
nit Ser llmarbeitlrng Der uripriing'
Iiden I'M 5cbruar nerofieutIid)ten Re.
iolationen IN lpeIten Die friegfiib-
reuben Ntddfe uilfgeicrbert weroeu
iolltcn. einen @aifenitiaitauo entire.
ten 5u laiien, luH be3iigIih zines
6rieSensidIuiies 81 perballOeIn. 3iele
9fcIoluticnfn tparen iebr iharf FRITZ
itrt norocn uno ioIlen uun un1eear.
beitet pcroeu.
Rod Elm Mdrdsn
9onbou, 26. april. Die Gr9anee
SsIesrupb So. IGBt ii6 aus 4miters
BAN oas 1olaenoe telegudpbiren:
.grins Soa6tm pOn 9rsuBen, Der
iiinofte Sp6n bes aaiiers, beftnbet
iicb mod imner i'm 9duptqudrtier bes
5eIbmnrI6aas Don Stnoeuburs. Der
Bring bat ansebIi9 in ben leBtru Wto.
ndten mebrsre bunSert SetrotbssAus
IirScs IN a5sriaDsusIi4su eTisftn ss'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26

Die[ ariegsmateriol iinieren 8ein.
ben ihiden ben arieg entidei6et
Der @eiIt uniercs SeIbenooItes un5
anl Siege 5ueiieIt fein oeutf6er
Waann, feline oeutife Jrau. alio freut
cld, ibr oeufiGen 9riioer orii6en; Die
3eit Der 9eiddmiing fiir Die .gieii.
trdlitdte elrer siegierung fSmnt. IL
iidjer qIs es einen @ott gi6i. Ger
altc Serraott NOR aber innner nod
eei bcn Gclitiden uno ldbt lie nie-
mails untergeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26
prpf. amebnema,in
Ter sefeierte Jlsbner iprid)t bente
sfbeno i'm Gmerp sluoi.
forinm.

A,ir iDiintdei nod cinnial apf Den
-gortraa hil5inpciien. BEN Der eiilltige
oeutid)e slustalidproieiior Or. engeil
aEebnenlmln BON Der llnirerlttat
gresl1u beitte 9benO i'm emery slii-
bitorilim bait. es tptrb cine ceripdiete
9is,nardieier iperoen, bonn Or.
aiebncmann 'ipirb iiber ben eiierneF
adrBIer rcoen.. 9intiirlid, luiro aud
bic arie9sloee nif)t unerortert bIel'
keu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26
Gnnfle @eidlidlte.

9egen 8 llbr Morssns funb gsitern
Der poliSiit SdrpOob ben plum6ers
meiiter @eorge WteB Don SO. 815 5res'
man 9lpsnus in oeien Wertitdtt, i'm
5auie Ro. All plum StruBe, aus
mebrsrsn Dunben iturt blutsno uuo
bal6 6stpubtlOs auf. WeB puroe mad
bsm 9snerdl SoIpital ssbrdht, bod
peiserte .r ii6, irssnbtpel6s 2tngabeH
bariibsr 3u MAIDEN, tpie er ieine Der
lsBuneen srbalten bat. IS piro anges
nOmmsn, baB Der Uiann CUTE 8riinb:
bat, ieineu 4nsreifer ui6t Ham6aft 81
MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26
@nten appctit.

Gin betrGdfIi9er S6abeu erlpuds
be mS9Iddtsrmeifttr 2uprence Sdmea
bon HO. 519 @sft 5. Strabe, inoem
ihm Ginbrs4er, bic isinem 9eladft in
Der Ratt gum SoHntaS sinen uner1
piinI9tsn 8siu6 ubgsiiattet batteH
finf snn3s S6peine yaottlst Seitsn
3iUsi friide S6inten, fiiHf5ebn qiunr
Sdpsinsrippdsn, fiinf pfuHO
S6peinsi5pdn8e. iOtpis mebrsre Bin
berbratsn sntpsnosten. Die 0iebe
mafen ii6 gum grrtidaifsn Der Bda-
rem zines Waseus bsoient babeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26
aeinen gd,mts
.Gepabrt ben 8erbiinbeteu
gegenii6et bic amerifas
nifGe G[aaat.

9onbon, rs. 2lpril. = Der Sors
reipOnbent Der r5imes" in Mptiltns
meIbet, baB laut sinsn bort turIfrens
ben 9erii9t bic sSlotte Der 9ertiinbes
ten bier S4iffe. bic @ris4sn gebOreH,
jebo6 unter ameritaniI9er Gld9se
fa1ren, pessenommen baben iOa.
2lls 9runb tpurbe ansssebeH baB Oi,
S4iffe ansebIi6 fir bic siirten BE-
itimmte ariegstOntre6anbe an 9orb
hatten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26
gase ansssidlaseH.

Der as Sabre aIis aIempnsr Ros
BERT gerlins pcn no. 46S on 2,
Girdbe asristb ssif.ru 9o9ulittdg an
Der Tront unb Baluut StroBe NIT
psrfhiebensn gsripnsn in Streit. IN
beiisn Bsrionf ihm ods re4te 4uee
nit sinem Stiefslabfas ousseIhlaasn
iDnrbe. pertins ipurb. nah bem Sc
nsrals6 s6pipital iibsrfiibrt. Der 9nme
bss Wonnss iolI Der poliJei betannt
fem, bo9 spnrbe md tetne @rbdftuns
IN hisies guGs!tssaR4sis oorssnSm'
uieI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26

balten unb bic G9reibsrinnen bieisr
Brittle ssb0rul, ME Der aorreIponbent
piHen min, faft bur4Des benz libel
Ian."
So9tDuUfer.
9uitpn, 5er., %. glpril. Bon
Der gunbespeiteripdtte purben am
Sonntag 9otf6dften al bic geipobnsr
bes unterlaufs bes Colorado 5luHes
9efanbt. in benen iis bdrduf aufmerts
lam gsma4t tDurbtn, baB bas 9oH>
Daifer nod langs nidt Dorii6er lit unD
bdB alien NH5ei1en nd9 cine 3ipeite
9ohflutb 6eporitebt.
Der 8iabeloupe unb Der 9rinitD
Slub finb aug ibrsn ufern eetreteH
unO Der Gan IaurcO 1SluB befinbet ifd1
i'm Steigen.
Stlu bona Gitn Sflo., 25.
Gpril. Der gsfammts Staat StIaboma
Dur6e am Sonntug bon tpolten6ru6z
drtissn aesengiiFsn beimseIu6t unD
Der Regenfaa i9pantts in ben Der.
ifiebenen S6eilen bes Staotes StDis
f9en siHem Biz brei 3oG. 2Gii6eroa
limb bic Jliiffs i'm Stsisen besriffsn.
Gan Qntouio, Ger, %. 2lpril.
Sin breitGsiser fait ununtsrbro9ener
ipOlten6ru9artieer Regsn bat i'm fiibs
ipeitli9en Sbeil BON Seras cine lIeberz
i4pemmung perurIu6t, bic eineH
Shaben bon etipa elmer balben Ulilz
lion Dollars in % Counties aReeri4s
tet bat.
W ar ni9t Derfentt pOrbsn.
2onbon, 26. 9lpril. Der
t5ii6erbampfer .GnpOp", Der einen:
@erii9t Sufulge anse6lib Don eiusm
oeuti4en lnterieeboot am Samita3
perientt porben mar, purbe am
Sonntag pobl6ebalten in bic Spne
einsebra4t.
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Seuer.

9ur9 sinen adtlps IN sinsn
aeIIsrbaIs fortsspOrfensn gltmmeubsE
gigarrsnrsit sniitano seTtern Rudmits
tus in BEN SeIler Der 9uitpirtbitdft
pOn =. Gseers, an Der 6. uHo blum
Sirabs, Elm uubsbsutenOer 8rauo. Der
i6nsu eslDI9t pernen tpHnts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26

ia! itarb. ambfois purbe am 10.
Mdr5 bon poca6ontas. gd.. mad gins
cinndti sebra9t, npHbsm er in sintr
aoblenmine perungliidt mar unb eis
nen WirbelfduLenbrud erlittsn hatte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26
@ir6elidnIeabrndl.

Coroner Or. 1Osrtnspsr ipurbe sts
fern Don BEN ablsben bes 25idbrigsn
ilugcrn Spispb Qmbroit bsnG@rims
Sat. psI6sr in O. Masisn e5lpb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26

- @un 9irieeufeIter, Don go. 945
Ri9monb Strobs, mslbets Der EOIisei,
baS ibm an Der 6. Strabe, Spiihen
Gin unb BLUM, DON SuidsHSis6eH
i.ias GslSs5rie ssifoblsn uSrsta fst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26
gaiiisaahriht,a.

QtperpOpI. "a. april. 9tnsst,:
glrdbir" BON Rem gott. absss.:
. philadelphia mad Rem gprt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-26

bdlten uHb bic S9reiberirnen biefsr
Brittle ss90rn, ME Der aorrefppHbeHt
Difen min, taft bur9pes benz libel
or"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-14

boz. Dol. aocs3.D: do. medium o. prime bbl
lnsz0; do. c1ls. pr bba Lns2oo.
LIVE rouLTRY-Chickem. old hens. he. and
over H.. Ne; do. old hens smaller. lie; roosters
per ~. Mo; do. spsins. large. h.. K; do. mail
iAsa: do. vhits lsshosus. bsli1: ducks. Mos
cov. lbs. and over i,AIt: Pekfrs Ihs and
over. n. u; do. puddle In and over IzaH In
dian ranuer. III. l2ai3; rgeons per pair San;
grinea fowl. each. SAS: turkeys. lbs. and over,
young. psr h.. D; do. old. 10; gssse. Maryland
and virginia. per H.. NalS
BU1IkR-creamery. fancy. pr ID. UHasl; do,
choice. BAD; do. good. 8ses: do. prints. sian do
blocks. nssl: hdies. nan: Maryland and Penn,
slvania rolls. H.. 2az3; dairy prints loAp process
butter. ol.fs: store packed. 10.
EGGS-MsUland. Psnnsylvania. and Western
frsts 2ia0: West Virginia. AaB; Southern, sAu
LIVE sr0Ck-Fu. As TO sire and cupditioa.
APIECE. Losl0: shosts. to ake, each, 25A3o
Calves. choice fat veals By boat Per h.. II; do. By
rail. NJ. Good veals. pr H.. nliok. Heavy.
smooth. fat zlv-. per head l5.oozDy0o: do. rough
calves. looaioo; snail thin calves fooseoo; grass-
er- hesr. noaisoo. Beef cattle. weighing Lon TO
LOO ibs. Ib,-ss7k; seers. weighing under 100
ms. PER III. 6s7: ozens per H.. 3haf1 bulls. PER
H.. &s5; large. young cows. 10 good order per n.
ta5; COWS. poor to medium ezdes. per H.. 3AJ1
frcsh COWS. with calf. per head. 1ooaso.o: poor.
thin meadow stock. FER head. oohl5.p. Lambs and
sheep. choice fat sheen. pr H.. talh: fair sheep
A3h: inferior. rough sheep. per head. looa2oo old
bucks. n to quality and condition. per h.. A4;
spring lamb chotce. fat PCT h.. Q: fair 10 medium
gIade lamts, GsazA
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-14
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Bsltmnre. Nov. 13.-FLOUR-wintsr clear. Ara
500: do, strsiFht, 5oo~5.3 %: do patent, 5i5s5 90:
sptng clear. old. t.7saSsS; do. staisht old. SIsA
80: DO. patent. old. 5sz5so; city mills best win
ter patent ss do. blended patent, $50: rye noIr.
l.75alS
MnLFEED I'm. hob. saet,l.-spnns bran.
90A0; -four to white middlings. 3.ooa55.oo;
Western middlings. 25rz2i.U: city mills mddlings,
5oa5.o; DO. white middlinss S3oan0; do.
winter bran, 5.0Ss.0.
GREEN FRUITS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
nearby. bose packed. per bol. Loozi.z5; do, New
York State packed. per Dbl, 2ooa125: do, West
Maplsnd and Pennsylvania packed per Dbl, LISA
70; beans, Norfolk. Green, per bas, LooaI-3; do.
wax. pr bss. l4al-5o: beets. native. per bunch.
i5iszi; cabhase. New York State. Danish. p<r ton,
T.ooas.o; do. domestic, per ton. sooa7oo; canta-
loupes Colorado. per crate. 5oas5; eaulinoxer New
York. per bb.. Lfssz.oo; do. Per crate. Ioal Is
celery. New York, per bunch. asS; cranberies.
Cape God. per bbL. s5sai.oo; corn, native, susa-,
per dozen. loais; cucumbers. Florida, per crate,
ssos3 %; egzplants Florida. per crate, amaao;
grapes. New YORK. Ooncords. pr b.s. saIo; do.
si grape fruit. Florida per bon. SooaIoo; lettuce
native. uper boz. l5ae5: lima beans, h-bbl ha,
l!sezi.D; onions. Western Mainland and Peunsyl-
vania. yellow. uper bus. Ha65; do, Western. per
lceie. saek, l5al6; do. Eastern Shore. per bis
ifbssket. soap; oranges. as 70 size per bor 5asoo
pear, Eastern Shore Kiefer. per bas I2a9o. do
pr Dbl. soal.oo; pumpkins. native each, 3ai; to-
mstoes. native. ripe. per bas.. ls~5: turips, ma
tive. per bus. box. DaS
PorAroEs-white. Eastern Shore. Mccormick.
per bus. aasS; do. per Dbl. is5sl.35; do, nearby
Per bus basket, 500: do, Maryland and PenpsyL
vania, PIT bus, Gas. do, New York and Maine
per hos. eoass; sSeets. yellow, Eastern Shore, Nd
per boL. Lzaio 30: do. Eastern Shore. Va. Der bbl
t8l.8. d. native. per bbl-. l5si 80; yam. North
Czrulina. No. I. psr bol., Looai.5; do M.ryl.nd
and virginia per bbl., LOO
fIsH, OYSTERS. CRABS. CLAMs-Bass. larre
pea h.. i1i5: butterhsh. per boz. 2nz2so; csrp.
per Ii. 3a5: Gocus. Per Dbl. 4ooas.oo; noupders
peri H. 3s5: sray trout. large. Per Dol, Soalo0o:
do. small 10 medium. per Dbl. aoosaI %; salmon
trout. Der n. loal1; rock. boiling. per H.. ls.is:
do. medium. n. 1sals: do, pan. H. loaz; white
sslo; prrch. yellow per ID. large. ieal4: do, me
dunn. fss; maekerel. Southern, per h., l5sis;
ta;iors. tarye. pr H. salo; DO. medium. per H..
ia5; c.tsh. per b.. 3si; green PIKE. native, par
H.. -i5az: eels. per ID. medium to large. cas-;
eisns. pr LOO. white. nsso; osstrrS. choos. nav
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-14
COTTON MARKETS.

New York Nov. I3-FolloWing . decline a TO
POINTS at the outset TODAY. better tone developed
in cotton and the market cloked finn al q net
advance q to ls points. After the start there
was a more active demand from shorts and Well
Street interests which had for its chief basis
official predictions Of lower temperatures In the
belt freezing weather being indicated in some
Tarts Il the Southwest Another factor was the
presence here IT a representative q Swedish cotton
mills who was reported TO Be arranging for the
purchase Of 10000 bales of Texas and Alsbsma
cutton for shipment direct 10 Sweden. Il was
said that about 900 bales had already been
bought and that negotiations had been completed
with the British government for its shipment to
Sweden without interference
Spot houses buyers Of March aud sellers
Of January. General commission houses business
continued quite. Spot here steady at an ad-
vance Of IS prints to Il.s5c FOR midding upland ::
sales were 2eoo bales.
While the Census Bureaus figures cor
sumption In October bullsh. the stocks
Of the staple were heavy q to cause the
report 10 he considered . stAnd-of. Spot at
LiTerpoo; was quiet and unchanged on the basis
Of 7Old for middHng upland. Futures there
closed quiet at a net loss q isaa points
Port receipts for the day were about 30o
bales against q SO bales last week and 5.Sa
last year The Chronicle places the total visible
supply At 5IelIH bales, agzinst l.aS.si last year.
and the American supply at 4ooelS. against s.is.-
% bales IN 1874.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-14
This Is the Anniversary
Of Famous Football Frays

Today marks the fortieth anniver-
sarY of the first football game be-
tween Harvard and Yale. which was
played at New Haven on November
Is. 1875. The Crimsons were VIC
torious in that contest, winning by
4 goals to o. This is also the ami
versary of the first gridiron clash
between Yale and Princeton. the
very first of the American football
classics. 1t was in the autumn of
1873. two wears before the first
Harvard-Yale game that the Bull
dog and the Tiger first struggled
for supremacy. New Haven was also
the scene OF this epochaI contest, but
the sons Of Old Eli were dlssppoint-
ed. for the Yales were defeated by
J goals to O.
The first game of intercollegiate
football ylayed i'm America was that
between Princeton and Rutgers at
New Brunswick. n. j.. In November,
1863. This was more than ten years
after the first intercollegiate base
ball game between Amherst ana
Williams. Princeton was known as
Nassau Hall at the time its men met
Rutgers In that pioneer gridiron
struggle. Each team consisted of
twenty-five PLAYERS. The game was
played on vacant lot. and Rutgers
won by s goals to l. In a return
match Nassau turned the tables and
won to o. This game, played forty
six years ago today. was Prince
tons first football victory.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-14
Seventy Chattering Suffragists Storm
Officeof Congressman and Talk Votes

Il was born in Virginia. sir: I can show
ten generations of the bluest of blood in
my ancestry: I shall be buried in Holly
wood Cemetery in Richmond. and I want
it understood. Mr.. Jones. that women are
working all over Virginia for equal po-
litical equality. SIR
Miss Pearl BodeCker. whose mother Sc
cured the passage of the first married
wOman's property rights bill in the Viz
Ginia legislature. told OF her mother
efforts to prove that men had not always
given their voluntary help to women in
the State assembly. Other speakers-with
accent on the 'Other'-were Mrs. Rich
ard Coke Burleson. Mrs. Henry Lock-
wood. of Clarendon. Va: Mrs. Charles "
Meredith. of Richmond. and Mrs. Frank
COttrell. of Idaho.
But Representative Jones didn't make
much of a hit with them.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-14
FRATERNITY BOWLERS
WILL START TOMORROW
Sigma Chi and Kappa Sigma. Of G.
W. U. League. to Start Rolling
at Casino.

Sigma Chi and Kappa Sigma viii
roll the opening game In the George
Washington University Intsr-frater-
nifty Bowling League which will an
augurate its second season Monday
night at the Casino Alleys. Four
teenth and T streets northwest. Sigma
Chi won the championship last year.
Only such men as are actively en-
rolled in the university will be al
lowed to bowl upon the teams this
year
All OF the fraternities at the uni
versity have entered teams In the
league with the exception of Psi
Omega (dentaD and the Kappa Psi,
Alpha Kappa Kappa. and Phi Chi
(medicaD fraternities
Games will be rolled every. Monday.
Tuesday and Friday nights until Feb
ruary Is, at which time the associa-
ton will vote on the question Of ex-
tending the schedule until June. II
the majority are In favor of repeating
the schedule. the season will continue.
The officers of the Internationally
association are Joseph H Bait, Phi
Sigma Kappa. president. Myron A.
smith. Kappa Sigma. vice president
ana treasurer; and Homer Phillips.
".
The schedule is as follows:
November lS-Siema Chf Vs. Kappa Sixma
Ncyember is-KapPa Alpha vs. Theta Delta Chi
November fs-Ph sigma Kapps - Delta Tan
Delta
November 2-sizna Alph. Epsilon vs.. sixn. Phi
Epsilon
November sJ-signA M vs. SIGMA Chi
November 8-Kapqa sigma ". Kappa Alma
November 9-1heta Delta chi u. Phi sigma
Kappa.
NoUmbe- - Delta Tau Deli. W. SIGN. Aiph.
Epsilon.
December 3-sixna Phi Ep-ilon Us. sigma NJ
December Stigma Chi kappa Alpha
December T-KAEpz Sigma rs Theta Delta Chi
December lo-Phi sigma KAPPA Sigma AlphI
Epsilon
December I3-Delta Tau Delta ~ SIGMA Phi
Epsilon
December H-siSna M - K.pps Sigma.
December n-kappa Alpha Phi Sigma KAPPA
January jThetA Delta Chi ra Dslta Tau Delta
January +sima Alpha Epsilon vs.. SIGMA NJ.
JAnuzy stigma Phi Epsilon vs.. sigma Chi
January lo-K.ppa SIGMA vs. Phi sigma Kapp..
January ll-ksppa Alpha Vs. Delta Tau DeltA-
January li-ThstA Delta Chi Sigma Alpha
EPSILON
January r-Phi Sign. Kapp. vs.. Sign. Phi
Epsilon.
January s-D.lta Tau Delta vs.. Sim. W.
January 1-siEns Alpha Epsilon vs.. Sigma Chi.
January A-Tneta Delta Chi vs. Sigma NJ
January 5-Kappa Sigma ". Delta Tau Delta.
JEnuap 3-Kapps Alpha rs. Sigma Alpha Epsilon.
January 1-Thrta DSfa Chi Va SIGMA mi
Epsilon
February Phi Sigma Kappa w. SIGMA NJ
February +Drlta Tau Delta TS Sigma Kappa
February Kappa Sigma ~. Sigma Alpha 20
sion
February s-sirIna Chi v. Phi Sign, Kapr.
February II-Kappa Alpha Vs. Sigma Phi Epsilon.
February HHTheta Delta Chi Vs. Sigma Chi
February IS-sigIna mi Epsilon Is. kappa sigma.
February ls-kapDa Alpha u. Sigma Nu-