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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16

3uder. - pr.ife itstis. - Raf.
finirl.r Gut aOaf $685.; popbU.S
$6.05: Cubes $500: ardNulirter S5..
90: Gonf.etiOn.rs ~ S5.S5: Dfi
az $3.50; psiber ertra $40; sgira
Is" $500 Der 100 pfunb.
MoIaff.siit ii.tia. = Rem Or.
leans Open asitls 40-55c. GsntriiI.
aal 20-30c per Gallcne.
Reis. - aoriiiand. isansn 5eaS
eh-H: pyimd 5A-6e; fTorbin1rer
BE: arpdn 5-6ac per pfunb.
Ddirps sprobutte.
Butter. - Wartt rnbia. prtiis
idtug3sr. - Wbil.milt srtra 2Se;
GsRiralhes srtra 25ie; GsntraIiass
firFs 22c; bO. S.conbs 19e: Gancp
DARN zoe; padina Siod 17-19e per
piunb.
Raj. Warit fteiia. Obip 15e;
Rorb,peitlih,r 15--15Ae: Rem Nors
16ae: Sf,peissr 19-32ie; bo. Bird
16e: aimbura.r 15s-16 per pfunb.
Gter. - USlrit feitsr. - pris
ma frif6e 6iibnsrsisr 25ie; iirts
23e; orbirars firfs 21e: froHbs
19c Der Dubfnb.
@tfIissl. - Rdhfraae gut. -
Brothers ID g}funb unb bariiber 15ae;
unter dHoertholb pfunb Ice; Glib
ilsr 12-14At: 6dbne 10e; 1ruts
tiibnsr 17fe: Suns Csc; gnten 10
--l2t: iunae Gnim l2-14e: 06nie
10-12r per pflnb.
Sbifunb Gemiiie.
aepfeI. - Widisan Dut6sb
SL75 200: aeipSbnIid5e 800;
rpibe glffriian $1.00--1.60 per HbI.,
tinbimif6e 50e--Sl00 per Hu..
2 ,8itseHsn. - Mefiina $500
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16

gortsmout6. O.-73 SUB. fGlt.
Gouisbille, ab.-9.5 Sub. fdat.
GDanspille. :ynb. -v15.0 TuB, fdllt.
Qdibbille. Senn.-9.1 Sub, fdat.
Chattanooga. 5enn. - so CUB, fault
@airD. .1Q.--27.8 5uB. fd[lt.
memphis. 5enn.-17.8 Sub. iteigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
lbeIb. HoaSs NIB aiti,u in Rem ysri.

Weid5dftspapittt pur6ta ju 1X-3XH
eisfoutiri. @s4fsl aut 9onbon uarsn itat
su 4-ss fir 90 Iase Sidi; Aabti.anpst
lun8eu @<6oz anb Si1i.ssetid $46ok,
Jranss SiAt b.s7, Rabsl s.s8; Rarf Sidt
s2I4. Aabtl san, airss sitt sac, Rabsl
oss, Hubd Sitt 94Ls; aabd 84544; Silbsr.
batrsH 4sh, NegiianiiAs Dollars Ss.
aftienmarft-am Bormitiaae pa.
ssn bic arisgt'uiiieH tDifoerum iouanaebsno
uno hieseH bebeaisHo i'm prtsif, Ratmii.
lass aber trat siHe Reaiiioa elm, nobel Elm
2priI Der GtwinHe wteber peri ores aina.
utfsxsatH uitteu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
Gfneinnati. Is. Sept.

ON UnuiplBtNDeH N@HpIlIunueH De7
aieben ii6 nur auf Gnaros 3ranss
attionsH. Bel tleinsr.n G.i9lfisu
tusrotn ettpas hShere preiis bsre4nst.
propiiiouen.
SdmuIS. prina Stsom
8.20-8.30: isamils S6mala 81
&c per pfunb.
3rodsnaefal5enss Gt.if h.
Sbort clear Seitsn 92-10ic: Gr.
ira fbori clear 94-10c: fbort RippeH,
feiisn 93-10t; Shultsrn ST 82t;
Bellies 10-101t.
Bacon. - Short clear Gsit.n
lOf-11ie; ertra fhort clear Seiisn
10a lie; ibort Rippsnititsn 10a--
11t: S6nltsrn 94-98c; Bellies IL
.115c.
sugar Gurtb Gleii6.
S6inisn 15-155e; yienit S4ultern
10i-10st: greatfeit Bacon 49,
19e: Sfultern in Dudet.n 101-11c;
q. y. Gut Sdultsrn l0A-11e; tres
den. Beef S6inisn 2a-25c.
Subaep6tsltes Hlsif6. -
Der Dfunb: Sdint.n 12-12tc: Wits
mic SduIiern 9i-9sc; Bellies
16-16ac: Sduftern 104-10ie; U.
y. Gut bo. 101-10ac.
Srii6es Gleii6. - S6int.n
11a-124c; picnic Sdulisrn g.
SIC; S6ult.r s-s4c: ibOrt RiD'
penfsittn 9-93t; ibort clear Ssi.
ten 9-9at; srtra fbort clear Seiten
9-9ae: Bellies lsi9t 16-16ic; Bel
lies idbpere 10-11.
Webl unb 9etreibe.
Webl. - Winier gat.nt 5.85--
Cos: Winter fancn $5.40-5.65;
Dini.r 9samiln S5.0o-5.10; @int.r
srtra 4,55-4.75; Winisr orbiuGrss
4.35 4.55; 5ortes Deis.n pateut
6.i5-6.55;: 5artes Neiasn fanep
$5.70-5.95; 5artes Dsiaen Gomilp
4.70-5.10: Roas.nmsbl, norbtpeiis
lides asmiidtss $5.45-5.7o; r.ines
giin Roaaenmsbl $5.55-5.80; gitp
asmii6tes Rosaenm.bl $5.45-5.70.
Wetaen. - go. 2 rotb.r Winter
$1.11-1.13; RO. 3 $105-1.10:
No. a DO. 95e-s1.00.
Welli 6torn. - go. / ipsibss
7Se: 9o. 2 DO. 77a-78e; To. 9 bo.
77-77Ac; SO. a DO. 76i-77c: gso.
5 DO. 751-76sc: go. 6 oo. 74a-
75se. - SO l aeIbes 7sSc; Ro. 2 DO.
7S-T84e: Ro. 3 DO. 77ae-78e; Ro.
4 bo. 77-71ie; Ro. 5 DO. 76s-77c;
Ro. 8 bo. 75a-76he; go. / semii6'
tss 78c; Ro 2 bo. 77-7Se: go. 3
Oh. 76f-77e; Ro. A DO. 76-76ac;
20 8 DO. 75-76e; go. 8 bo. 74-75e.
Weibss Rol5entorn 76-78e; gslbss
aolkniorn 77-79c; semii4t.s aol'
beHiorn 76-78c.
Roasen. go. 2 92-93c;
Ro. SS-91e: go. 4. $3.50.
5afer. = Ro. 2 tpsiber 44-45c;
STANDARD peibsr 41--42c; Ro. 8 mel.
Der Sa-38e; 30. 4 peiber Ssh
34e; Ro. 2 sem:i@tsr 34-35e; 30.
8 semif4tsr 3-34e; RO. 4 semii4.er
31-33e.
Wbistn
gsriauft ipurb.n 442 gbls. Siitil'
l.rs Ginifb.b 9oObs auf Der Bats bon
$1.39 per Ga[IOns.
Grneeries.
Raffte. .sana 23-30e Wo,
do 29-30e: GUATEMALA fanea 19e;
DO. autsr I7ae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
GhieaaO. Is. ssptember.

S6peine. l3ufu6r 10000. -
Uidrtt f6fpa6. Buff 700-7.95;
Iei4ts 7.55-8.45; a.mii6te $3.50
8.35: idnpere $6.50-79O; raube &c.
50-6.70: sfTrtel $6,25-7,75.
Rin5pieb. - l3ufubr 10000. -
gRartt itari. Ginbeimiibe geef Stisrs
$6.25-10.40; &iibs uHb 6eiies 81
9O-S.45: adlber $7.50-12.00.
S8aie. - 3ufubr $1,000; Wartt
felt. Betbers $5.25-5,90; gpes
$3.10--5.5o; &dmmer $6,25-8.s
an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16

Gbieago. 15. Ssptember.
@,iseu. - Jiir Ssptsmbsr 99ic-
1.01a, am S6Iuk $l00t: fir De-
a.mber s3a a-96se; ON S6lus e4c;
fir Wai 97-99sc. am S6Iub 972t.
Welihtorn. = ifiir December 563
-57ie. om S6luB 565e; fir WIal
57s-583c. an Sblub 5sc
Saisr. iiir 9e3ember 35a--
3sae. am StIub 36e; fir Ulai 3Ss
--3Sar. am S6luB 3Ssc.
Roggen. - Wo. 2 94e.
@erite. - 5O-60e.
aimotbp. - S5.5o-S.0O.
alss. - S1100-16.00.
BORT. - Fir Stiober $12.62 -12.s :
30. am S6lub Sl2.72; fir Sanudr
S15.17-15.35. am S6IuB S15.27.
S6mals. - iTiir Sttober S.15-8.s
%. am ShluR SIT; fir SQnuar 5.72
1856 am SdIuB 8.75,
Rippeaieitsn. = TFIr Oitober $50
1925. am Stluk S.22: fir SSanudr
S.50-8.57. am S6lub S.55.
Butter. - qlarft bobr: Grsamsrp
21-24tc.
gier. - Wdrtt unperdnoert
Rlrtciisln. - Rarit uHberduo,rt.
9efIiiatl. - gebsnbes. Wlartt bo !.
Ter. Siibnsr 13ac: Sprinaers 16c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16
Galifprnia $2.5O-2.75 pc.

3.25; California $2.5o-2.75 pc.
Rifle.
Grape Gruit. - $2.50-3.5O
per Crate.
Dranaen. California gal.
$3.50-4.25 per aifts.
pfIdumen. 8urbant 80
75c per Crate; blaue 75e; Damon
81 .00-1.25; beutIfe 3peti4sen ST.
25-1.50 per gu.
3udermelonen. - Ginbeimi'
ichs $1.25-1.5O per Bbl.
Weintrduben. = SDes Seeb,
2O-25c; Concord 90 25c per Gorb
con 8 qfunb. Riasara $10o-1.2o
Der Crate.
pfirii6e. - Ohio 80c-S. 20;
einbeimiihe SOC $1.O0 per gu.; Wi'
hi1an 50e-$1. 90 tper gu.
.Waf afermelonen. $15--
$50 Der Sunbert Stiid.
girnen. - ginbeimifh. garts
lets $5.00E6.00: 8urre glargo 81 Z
oo-3.5o Der gbl.; sedls $1.75-2.s
90 per Yu.
Yfefi.r. = Ginb,imiian 60
SOC per gu.
aartoffeln. Ginbeimiif.
H.40--1.50: Gobbl.rs 80. ] $1.4O
-1.50 per gbl.
SiBtartoffefr. - girsi'
nia S2.25- -2.50; sats seriep $3.75-
400 Der gbl.
@ar.sn. einb.imiiae s1.oO
per Blu.
3omatsn. - Ginbeimiihe 75e
800 Der gu.
9lumentobl. - $1.00-1.1O
Der B6l. Don 3 9ubsnb.
araut. - Ginb.imiifxs 76e-
s5c per g6i. ROtbss s1.oo-1.25
Der gbl.
aoblrabi. 3oc per 8 Dus.uo
giinbd.
pidfss. - 30-35c Der bunbsrt
Stiid: Dill pidl.s Toe per Bu.
3uderiorn. = 12a-.15c per
Sub,nb Rolben.
3nisbeIn. - ginhstmif6e geIs
be soc per gu. unb $1.25-1.s
sc per g6l.; Giubsimifx DsiBs zoe
per gu.
Crime Bobnen. - giubeimi'
idbe S1.00-1.50 per 2 Bn.
2im al 10 bnen. - 20c per
Quart.
2arotten. - gtnheimf&e 10s
per Dus.nb giinbel.
Rothe RHben. = Ginximil4e
5J1N per 9us.nb.
2anbprobutts.
6eu. go. ! 9imotbp $1,000
1850: No. 2 9imOthp $500
1850: Ro. 3 Timotbp $13O0-13.5O;
Ro. senifdter alee $14.50-
1900: go. 2 a.miift.r ale. $3.50
1900: SO. / Rle. S12.5o; SO. 2
Slice S10.5o.
RHblsnfutter IN fi.tis. -
ale. $21.50-2200; WibbIings
srobes s27.5O-28.0o; DO. feinss
$29.00-3o.00; ssmtidtes Jutter
S24.o0-24.5o.
Sdmsrsten Martt it.tis. -
aletiamen $7.50-8.6O auf benz Ges
IsiIs unb $8.d30I9.75 per 8u. BON
Stors. simotbp S2.25-3.OO per Bu.
bonn Stors. 4u4peiasn s0e per gu..
Ia9siamen S1.70 per gu
@erf9i.beuss
Dele. - Wartt it.tis. 2sin0l. ros
ks soc per Gallone in partia bon
3 gbl. Gs.odiss 1e msbr RO. l
2drb5l 60c; Cotton Ssso Del, raffis
iries 49c Der 6alIons. 5srpsntin acc
in Sortien DON Is Gdgoneu unb
in Durtien Don Don 1--5 9aIonen uno
Petroleum. Shio Carbon 120 Grao
9Sc. DO. 150 Grab 10ae, 6eabIisbt
IT'S 9rab 12c; Rsb Gropn GafoIin
lie: Rapbta Ice per GaaoHe in Ydr'
tisn bon 1--5 86ls.
SaIs. - Der Wartt In rubis.-
Sbip Riper $1.05 Der y |. Don 280
pfb.. Tubrlo3n binaussfiist.
2ala. - Warit it,tia. primd
gitn 64-eae; DO. Gountrp 5s-5se
per gfunb.
&oblsn. - War!t rlrbia. gou.
gbioaknp $3.5o-3.75. glus uno
Glad 1925. aaDapbd Siiidiohl.u
$3.50-3.75. Rub unS Glad s2.25
Der 5onn. abaslisfsrt. Rau9lof.
StiidtobI.n S4.75. DO. Rug uns
Siad 1925. 2lntbracite s7.75-s.0O
per soune abeeliefsrt. Cote toit.i
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Weetaa marft.

Rem 0ort. Is. September.
&apfer. - Wlartt feitsr.
Gleetrolntic $l7.75-lS.00.
giisH Nartt itetia uno unOsrdns
bert.
3inn.. Rartt rubia S33.0o-
1880.
9lei. - $3.50.
Spslier. - seiue Guotiruugen.
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8eNrsut

Rein, ipie Sie einem .bemaligen
SOnsgen bon mir dbrItd T,bsn
gum @ertpeakInl-
sd btn's ia itiberi-
.Tfs mDsltb, Der 2ebmarns
Msni9. bait Du Did dber Dsr6nbsrtie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16

Die 3n6Iberaatbpliten.
Die leBte Stutiitit ber aat lit II
itdmmt aus 5em Sobr, 1911 uuo ca
ben Stanb rpm ! Iduuar 1911 an.
IN ben meiiter Stdatcn beitsb, bette
cine meEr uhsr minbsr rchlcr-ant
iisrte dmtli6e Stutiftit, nie in iibr
liten ober morutIidsn 9er6ii nj
iichunQsn bic Groebnii'e i5rer 2G6
hnpen unb llrterIuf,urcer rerb -eitet.
Siir ben Ref Der Sronber (i6 m 3
len bic ja6frciten MittbeiIuneen fo.
tbrliicber W(iiiiondre uro rer 0pnIus
late perItieoener Stoater oie ant
licben 2obler erTebeu. 9lgi Gruno
cieieS Woteriuls errefnete man od
mals nit 2iemliher 9uperlGTiat it
bic ,3uhl BON 262 Utiniouen 9athos
liten fir oae Sa6r 1911. Inter pe
niibuna obider QueIlen iii bic mitt
Ierneile oerfloIeneu bier Sabre tam
man 3u Iol1euteu 5sitittlunqer. qm
] Sanudr 1912 tonnte man 2S6.67
gPiIlionen aotholiten auf Der @rhe
adhIen, am /. Sanuor 1913 mar oi,
2abl auf Bills W}tqionen aeTtiaren,
om l. Sauuor 1914 betcuQ Tie iton
337, ,25 W1ilionen uno an /. Snnuar
1915 365,29 WiIlionen Seelen. Dieis
lebts 3abl trdat Gnerotnas mebr ols
bic porigen rem Gfarotter Der Stdb
una, ba aus pieIen qGnbern unb 6je,
oenoen bic omtIihen 3obleu rob niat
feitaeiteIlt limb, iiberbie5 tnfoloe bes
Srie1es bic UtittbeiIungen Der WeiiTip
men uno 9onIulnte rur Iebr TpGrIi6
eiuliefen. Smmerbin biirfte bic er,
re6nets 3abl Der 0irtt;atsit iebr
nabC tommen, UNI 70 mshr dIs in oen
lebten Sabren bic 3uuabmequute Tehr
tonTtdut mar IN ben Isstsn 10 Sab
rem betrug bic idbrlide 3unabme Der
tntholiTfeu GrbbeDOlterune runb ST
prodent.
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Niehmarft.

Gintinnati. 10. Sept.
!3uiuhr uno 9srfanSt ipdbr,nb Der
lebten "a StunotH. p.raIihen nit bers
ielbsn 3sit Der OsraduasHsn aipsi 5aas
ipareu ipie folst:
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MnSpartise Warfte.
Rem UOrt, 10. September.

u { 70 II 10. StVltHIUel.
Wsbl. - Martt itstia.
Wei5en. - Utartt perdnberIia: Ro.
2 rotber un5 80. 2 barter $1.20i {. i.
{ Rem gprt: go / NortbrH 9uIutb
81. .021; Ro. / Qortbsrn Wanitoba 97t
{. i. T. Buffalo.
Wslidtorn. War,t tptqia; gto.
9 aelbes 84Ec fir prompte 2ieferuns-
6afer. = Wlortt piLis: go. 3
peiber 40-40ar; go. 4 tpeiB.r Ssh
39c.
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&ettun8eines breunenbeu
9iubes.

9urf cine ih0ne 9blt 5sidnete ii:b
tiir3li6 Der llnteroffi5ier Web aus
Dlenben, areis Sierlo6n, Don Der ].
acmpaqnie pcs 2aubIturm gdta'ls
Ions / Utiiniter, Gus. Bon isnem
Quarter aus b0rte er laute 6ilferufe
zines ainbes. 9lls er bin8ueilte, fdnb
er oas 3ebniGbriee5 5o6terhen Der G9e
lsute 2scnbaro in beatn 5lummer
itcben. 5rob eigsnsr Qebens cefahr
qriff sr tur5 eutitlOTen gu, erititi:
bi, Flommsn unb rettete 10 oas fhln
an 9(rmen, RIdsn uno Beiuen rers
brarnts aino por einsm duulooll.n
spne. Der hinauqeruf,nc 4r5t rnS
Die Rutter oes Siroes - oer gat'r
bcfinbet iih in oeutider 9sfande1s
id,aft - ipraheu Dem !aetter fir be-
porrodeubes QerhIten tbren DaNt un5
Qnerlennung aus.
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Rinbpieh - Wit ben bon ets
fern iibria asbliebensn Stier,n par
Der 9orrdtb me6r ais seniigenb fir
bic Ra6fraae. Die befsren leihtsn.
fetien Nlsift.ricrten ipdren iietia. bic
anosren dber fldu unb iflpah. Cute
Stodtrs uno iSeeoers finb in Ra9s
fraas unb fistis, ebeuio quite Tlil8r
tiihe.
RittIsre unb fbipere Stier. $7.00
D6isn 3.00-6,25; NIsiiter
Stisre $500 .25; niiserIefens bis
ertra $7.35-7.75: 6eifers $3.50
6.25: aussrleftnr Bis srtra S6.50-7.s
so: Riihe S3.25--5.50; duserleIeue bis
ertra S5.6 $50; Gamers $2.75-
3.75: stod aibe $4-5o--5.25; Stod
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-16

ben, uno pie man ben beutTten Ois
.s:tlor IN bic WDsttpd mari unb nit
Steiner bomborbirte. Gm better
ging es ben 9srtpunbeten in ben 6dls
tli6en prODin5en, Defenders lpirb bort
oit cratli6e pflege eelobt. 4ngene9=
lcer trdr es aud besbalb, ipeil dQe
9eutid osritanben, unb 70 bic Bride
ROM Wlitleib gum 9eritdilbnib lsi6tsr
gs'd)lcgen nurbs @iner Der 4er3te
mar Elm Sumoriit; @r Iagte Icbon po.
orei Woten gu ben 8efangeneu;
Run, mir perben Sud niAt me9r
aLs5ltaui4en brau4en, bic 8eutf4ea
bolen Sud Ielbit ab."
lin ! ubr W2ittags paren ale
&usgelisferten in S1paranba anges
laugt uno in psn Ga5arstt8ua, Der an
SaFen partsts, iibergefiibrt. Der
3uq bra6te iie SunG6It nad BEN
8abn6of SaparnrOd, no Elm Uiittags
mabl bsreitst rar. Die 6aparanbaer
StabttapeQe 6ra4te i6nen Stdnbden.
Qm gabnbofs5aun itanten bic Wdr
ner unb bic Srauen Der Staot. I'm
l6 ll6r TeBte iid Der 3ug in 8erpe
aung pdbrenb bic Stoottapelle bic
p@aht am Rbein "IpieIte unb bic
M0nner unb bic 5rausn nit rem Ia
Ifentiidern pintten. 0rei Shlncen,
Biz Der 3ug in 9Oben lHtam, babe ih
nod nit Oielen SolbuteH gsTprod.n
unb ibnen erJdblt, pie es iebt in
DeutIflanb ausfiett. Die S6ipes
tern Oertbeilten oer;peil 5bes unO
Q6enObrot unb freuten Ii6 al b.m
4ppetit Der 2suts.
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mare gaa.n .usis ans isiis. Si. santsa quo


Die llmidye I'M bisiissn Glearinabsuis
bs!ieisn ii4 psuis auf H,ii6, 800.
ssfsl ssfusisassa
Die Weft,afts ruarsx bfsfs Biemlih lsbbaft
nno bic yreiit parsu frit. Iis QiHtiunaii
etrnbsnbabn. aitieu ititgen auf 100 uno
itioKeH TART. Ysrfaui. wurbsn:
In bsr esrif-
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G @aBnib, "a. Qluouit.

SaBnib, "a. Quguit.
GrareiTenD mar Der QeItriqe Gnlpfon1
Der aus Sibtrien iiber S6ptb.n FER
ungetpmmenen 46 oeutIhen uno pa
oIterrei6ii4eu S6nerperpuuoeten
Den msiiten feHlte Elm 2trm ooer etu
gsin; ein5elnen lsiber beib, 9;ins
9(uf &riiden 6umpelten lie iibsr Zen
Qnnounqsitsa. giele truaen 5uTnm
menqeiuhts alte 3iciltleiber unp
S6ifcmiiBsn. gtls paren alidli4
unb frob, ais osutI6enI Boben gu
ietn. SGmnili6e 9erpunbste, bic iA
fpra6, butten pd6reno i6rer lan1sn
8efanaeni6aft niemuls eins Ratritt
ron ben Shriaen srhultenl
@G6reno bds S6iff feItmudte,
ipislts bic ISABELLE bic beutIte unn
0it.rreifii6e Nationalbnmns; Elm ae.
miT8ter Gbor ionq Run buufet ale
Soft" unb in martiger Segriibun0s
anTprate purbe Dem unausloIhti6eu
Dante bes 0otsrlanpes fir Die E6d
ten unieres 0esrss qusorut geqeben
Syn Der reid gsi6miitten gmpfanqs=
bale folgts an psibgeoe1tsn Sii6en
Die 9epirtbung nit auffee, &udeu
uub Bier; ubsrrsih pertbeilten bic
9amsu 2iebea1oben unb i6nliidten
bic Selbsn nit glumsn. Der gum
gmpfang feinsr 2anOslsute .rifisnsns
DfisrrsitiIfe 6auptmanu banfts fir
ber 6er5liten Gmpfana unb braate
Elm beQsiitert aufQenommsnes SOD"
unb rgljsn" uuf beioe Gaiisr aug nit
benz 9sl0bnis, itets treu uno unsrs
i6iitterli6 5u 0eutidIaub su Itebeu.
@egsu 3 lltr erfolgte in spei nit
9irlanber unb Sabnsn ds'fmiidter
3iigsn bic Qbreiie unter Wliiit, 6ods
rufen unb Siiteidipcntea. Nit beTon.
oersr Genugtbuun9 ribmten be
Seimtebrsnben bic frernoI6aftli e
Qunfubme unb @eiinnurg, bic lie in
S6tpsoen gefunbsn 6atten.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-12-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
published at Wauwatosa. Wisconsin every
Friday by John X. Benoy. a..
Sent to any address in the United Stateslor
Entered ct the wauwatosa post oficeas
second class matter.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-12-03

Let every man you meet during the
day tell you you are i'll. look bad,
should see physician, and if You are
not i'll by night you are one of the few
who pay but little attention to public
opinion This is II fair illustration of
the financial situation of the present
day. Everybodyis cryimgof hard times
and those having a little money are
saving it for terrible time to come
The banks fear a run and refuse to
lend money to enterprising men who
would put the money IN circulation,
There is no occasion for alarm. Agri-
cultural prospects We're never so good
as they are today. Political organs
keep up The cry for political purposes,
Let us cease CRYING hard times and in
few weeks we will enjoy prosperity
and only smile at the chronic croalser.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-12-03
The wauwatosa high Y club.

On Tuesday evening, Nov. %, the
"Wauwatosa High Y Club" composed
of bows of high school age, was organ
ICED. Tney have as their officers the
following: Arthur Nc Cullough, presi-
dent: Harold Hutchinson, vice-presi-
dent; Loring Hammond, treasurer The
boys have banner twenty feet long,
with their club name on it, in red.
white and blue, fred and white beng
the Wauwatosa colors and blue and
white the Y. NJ. C. A. eolors.) They
also have buttons bearing the name of
the club.
The following members of the club
attended the Thirteenth Annual
Wisconsin Older Eays' Conference held
ut Eau Claire Nov. 26-2s; Mortimer
Becker, Wilferd Payne, Earl Smithy-
man, Arthur Me Cullough, Radnor
Viele, Gerald Wade, Irving Wade,
William Tully, Clarence Haasch,
Harold Hutchinson, Sylvester Tous-
saint. Herbert Weible, Clarence Peter
son, Harold Koepp, George Koepp.
Spencer Tracy. Harold Alborn, Ellis
Read, Harry Clum ana Francis Tennis.
The Rev II. D. Davies and Prof. p,
A. Kolb accompanied the boys on the
special ear which left Milwaukee
over the c. Sc N. w. BY. at 5 90 A. Nj.
Friday morning, the boys having spent
the night at the Y. NJ. G. A. Anexcnr-
sion train Of the college boys of the u.
w. also went from Madison. A very
fine convention is reported, with u
registration of GIT, and the hoys who
attended from all over the state enjoy
ed splendid opportunity. The pro-
gram included two addresses by DR..
Steiner of Grinnel and addresses by
Presidents Evans. j. L. Alexander, f..
Il. Cartwright and the captain of the
football team, Cub" Back. Our boys
are to make reports to their several
churches and to some of the Sunday
Schools, and If other organizations
would like to hear of the Conference,
they can apply direct to the president
OF Club, Arthur Nc Cullough
The members are going to earn
money to pay the running expenses of
their club and have been appointed
exclusive agents for the .Pyrex glass
baking dishes as advertised in the
December issue of the Ladies' Home
Journal, page IS.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-12-03
TAINTED POLITICS
BY Peter Radford.


This country is suffering. more from
tainted politics than from any other
maiady at the present time There is
scarcely a campaign speech made, a
platform demand written or a mea-
sure enacted into law that does not
carry the faint of personal gain Of
some politician or political faction
thereof
There is more blue sky" In cam
paign promises OF many politicians
running for Office than was ever con-
tanned in the prospectuses of the bold.
est promoters of chimerical business
schemes. There are more secret COM
binations formed by politicians in the
name Of My Country" than were ever
formed under any and all other
aliases. There are more political re-
bates hidden in the phrase BE it en-
acted" than were ever concealed I'M
der any and all other DISCUSSES.
The inordinate thirst for political
power and unrestrained passion for
mastery has caused more distress in
this nation than the greed for gold.
and it ought to be regulated by law.
No business combination ever pursued
their competitors as relentlessly or
visited more heartless cruelty upon
their customers than political party
that seeks to make junk of an in
dustry or cripple business for party
success, through tariff measures. pc.
litical supervision and ofttimes de-
structive legislation. Many political
platforms are as alluring to the voter
as the story of the rainbow with its
pot of gold and their consummation
about as far-fetched. Selfgain is the
first law in politics There are many
men in office today who. If they
could not shake plums off the tree or
American liberty or cut melon taken
from Uncle Sans commissary, would
have less desire to serve the public
The country is surfeiting with patri-
OTIS. who will bare their breast to bull
let's in defense of their country, but
there are few men in public life who
will bare their breast to voters or run
the gauntlet of party disfavor in de-
Tense of agriculture or industry No
representative of the people. who will
permit personal prejudice to dethrone
justice, party success to disfranchise
reason or the rancor of a political
campaign to influence judgment can
render capable service.
The preservation of our prosperity
depends upon wisdom, courage and
honesty in government, and the Amer
lean voter should seek these attri-
butes as implicitly as the Wise Men
followed the Star of Bethlehem and
they will often be found to rest over
the stable; the pillow or the staff of
the Shepherd. The surest cure for
tainted politics and machine rule is
fresh air and sunshine and these inn
portant elements are most abundant
upon the farm, and when farmers.
bankers and merchants are elected to
membership in legislative bodies. much
of the trouble in government will dis
appear.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1915-12-03

When you pull down the town in
which is your home, you are pulling
down yourself, and when you build
up You are building up Yourself and
your neighbor Try and Danish from
your mind the mistaken idea that all
good things are away off in some 9th
er locality. Give your town all the
praise il can legitimately bear. 1t
certainly will do you no harm and
will cost you nothing; and above all
patronize your home institutions-in-
Guiding the printing office.