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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23
WieHer Gramen in Der ariegss
5eit.

Dem .9erlinsr Snaeblatt" pirb
Don feinsm @iener aOrr.iponbsnten
gef6riebsn:
Wnn man iia ieBt al Der iiiblideu
Sentimentalitdten erinnsrt, bic iiber
Wiener Sraueu eefdgt unb geiuneerI
iuuroen. al Der nediIden piptoIpgie
i'm Wul3srI6ritt, an ben gansen finns
li4eH &itih, ben man 10 danss srtras
gen mubte, banH fiiblt man sins fas
senidmmrIi9e 9eihdmung. gs tx,
als bdttsh Die ifreibeHbfn SeeIenmns
Ier. bic iibsraus seiitrsiAen, gang frnrs
5Oiif9 eraossnen Spurfirz unb Bous
boir 5euiaetoniiten beitdnbig unrtr
alien Misner Srdusn uur bic paar
Dusenb 8isrpuppen gelebsn. @iele
Gei6ihtsn tDnnP ih sr5dblen, I'm gu
seisen, ME Die Wiener Grausu ipiris
lid iine. Cine mag geniisen.
Cine iunae @ieHer 5rau bat cine
Sbeeitube gegriinoet, in Der tdglin
brsitaufenb portiOnen S6es, Wtld;
unb &uffee pertbeilt perben. sic ba.
aus BEN iiberfiiLlien Waiien Quartie.
ren Srauen in aiubesnotheu 5uidms
menssfuGt unb in sin neii seiddffenes
B09nerinnenbeim gerettet. sic bat,
als bic ruube Sabres5eit lereinbrct,
@intertleioer gefamelt, bic en- eiiler
beionbers orsaniiirten GentraIitele
.dbgegeben peroen. sic bat fur bic
planmdbise Grmitteluns DON Wpbs
nunseR unb S9lafitenen ssforgt, bic
ben ortsuntunbigen SIii9tlinssn 5ugss
fpiefsn perben. linb iie bat in al
Der rafsNben 4rbeit 5ablois Selfsrinz
nen gefunben. 3umeift iinb es irnse,
elesante Srauen, bii6fde, junge, reht
berlpDbnte UIGbheu.. Sic arbeitsn nun
i'm freiipiQig iiberuommenen Dienit
DON Sriib Bis 4benbs, sDnnen iih
feine Stunbe M2ubs, rsnnen pom bdusz
Iihen Utittagstii6 nit benz Iesien
giiTen i'm Munb ihon tpieber bapon
unb benien an rihts anberes mebr,
als an ibre 5elFerpfli9ten.
Cine bon ibnen, cine 6ibfbe junge
frau, Ieiftste ueuIih folssnbss Gtiids
den. Sic ipriht auf Der Strobe sis
nen pilbfrentoeH Serrn an: .Guts
i4ulbiseu Sic, bdben sic niht etn
paar alts S9ube2" Der frsmbe Serr
III psrplsg. Die Dame merit, bub iie
aanS un6epubt nur aus elmer Sorse,
bic f9on ftunbenlang an ibr nagt,
eebanbeIt bat. sic fpirb beitiirSt unb
DsrleseH unb muB i6Iisbli9 laden.
Dn 1T ndmli6 elm gang alter Wtaun,
Der iboR 'beinabe barfuB asbt. gs 1T
talt. es reanet, uno man bat i'm Ius
asnblid tsine Sdube fir i'm. 2ln oise
fen armen nlten Wlann bat bic Dame
10 beftis. bsnteu rplifisn, bab iie obns
ueberleguna ben frsmbsn 5errn an.
iprafp. Der ma6t nun, iebrt. trabt
na6 Squie nn6.,fsnbet an bic beSeid3s
nete 5iiriprseitslls. ,S9ube, 9Isibsr,
8Gi6s. gatiirIit Tofort. Oenu es silt
ia bod, - 60 iino Die @iensr 5rausn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23
pierbe mnb SNamleiel.
Gineinnoti q. februar

Das angsbot mar in Der perfloHes
nsn Node 5iemIih srOb, bic gla9s
frase cine CUTE uno oi. prtife iietig
Bis iiGirsr. Die AuOtirunssn pareH
tpie folst:
snipers 3uapterbe. I $50 5is f.0oOgt. .Si75--225
isnrmsStiien. f,2O0 bis 900 3D.. iI0--225
Grprefi gbunfs, 1000 BIS 200 30. e0--t6J
2ennihlnaniapferbe 300 BITS i,0009fp .125--l50
slbline gfsrbe. 800 BITS i,o00.. BIB. $3.50
Qfuas .........., so
glefterr Ranae gferbe .........,. 95-10d
Bis zoo qfS' .f8B-225
500 BID. e0-1s0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23
lleberitd3t bes Gincinnati
marftes,
Cir bic MSntas ben 22. Jsbsuar
1915 snSieenSs Ds9s.
Gfueinuati %. Gsbruar.


sisbsn fiG MIR auf ensrOs. .srans'
attionen. BET ilsinsrtn geiddfien
tpsrbsn etipas h5here gretIe beretnst.
probiiioneu.
G&maIs. prima Gtedni
|9.s5-9.95, Ganilp S4muls 103
Lie pro qfunb.
9rodenaefaIsenes TItif d
Short dear Ssiisn 10a-11c, i9crt
Rippenisiten 104-10ae ertra ihort
clear Ssitsn 104-10fe. S4ultsrn ST
DC, Bellies 11-11tc unS 3e msbr
ptrpadt.
Bacon. - Ghort efen. G,iten
10a--12c, EXTRA i6ort clear Ssiien
11s-11ir, fbort gfipp.nieiten LID
--12c, S4ultern 10--104e uno gsls
Iiss 12t-12ae fpis unS 4e per pfuno
mebr perpadi.
Suaar Gureb Tletf&. -
Gainttn 15-15he. pitnic S4uls
tern 12a -13c. Breaifsif Bacon 10
-19se, G9ultsrn 12a--13c. trodtns
BEEF G6inien 27-29e.
Sdinien 13-13ic, pienic e&ul.
tern 114-11ac. Bellies 15A-16c,
Sdultsrn 113-11ae, Retp yors Gut
114-11ac.
erifass nIs.if@ edin'
fen 114-124c, picnic .SHulttrn p
9ae, S6ult,rn sa-93c, fbort
Rippenisiten sa-9it, fbort clear
Geiien 1o-10ar, srtra fbort Gtitsn
9i-1oc, gelIies 1oa-13ae pro
pfuub.
waebf nub Gefreibe
Waetl. - mtnier gatsnt $7.25-
7.45; Mintsr yantb $8.90-7.15;
DO. Jamiln $6.50-6.65; grtra
$6.O5-6.25; orbfnGrss $5.85-
Cos; Garter W.i5.n patsnt $3.50
$50; bo. fanep $7.45-7.70; DO.
s5amilp S6.45-6.85; Rosstnmsbl.
nprbtpefli6ts ssmifdt.s $685.
$50; rsinss gttp s6.G-7.Oo per
8bl.
Wei3sn. - gio. 2 rotbsr Win'
ter $1.59-$1.60; SO. 3 bc. $1.5s--
81 SO; go. A bo. S1.55-S15s.
WeIfdfprn. SO. / peibes
TIE; 30. 2 DO. 76a-77e; go. 8 bo.
76-7e1e; 80. 4 bo. 74-74ae; 9o.
5 30. 73-73fe; go. 6 DO. 72-73c.
- gec. 1 seIbes TIC; SO. 2 DO. 76a
Tie; gso. 8 90. 78-76ac; go. A
DO. 731-74t; go. 8 DO. 72-72ic;
Mo. 0 30. 7fa-72c. - gso. 1 &C.
miid,tes 76ac; Ro. 9 DO. 76-76ae;
go. 8 30. 75h-76e; Wo. a 90. 10
73ac; go. 8 DO. 72-72ac; Ro. 8 bo.
71--72c. Weibss &olbentorn
77-79c: eelbes aoIbenfom IT.
79e: aemiiftcs aoIbeirforn 75-77c
per @uibeI.
safer. - Ro. 2 ipsibsr 60c;
Gtanbarb peib.r 59s-6oe; 30. 8
iptibsr 59-59h; gao. 4 ipeiber 58-
SOC; 80. 2 asmii4tsr 59-59ac; 30.
3 a.miimter 58a-59c; Wo. a gsmiIds
ter 57-58e.
Rpsstn. = SO. 2 $1.25-127,
gc. 3 $1.23-1.25; Ro. a $1.1S-I
s1.22.
WbistS.
@rtonft ipurben 402 @bls. Dt.
fiillsrs Tinifbeo Goobs auF Der Bats
bon S1.39 Der gallcns.
Groeertss.
aaffte. - Norst rnhis. prtils
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23

Der &risg uHb bic Iisbe
.tlfdfiii9e SOrff9ulius
senb. Sin elIGiIiiaes @oseiensrenss
borf ous ubpe9ielno balb i'm 8eiiBe
Der DeutI9en, balb in ienem Der
Granaoien mar, purbs tpieber bon ben
Deutiben senpmmen. Rad Der pou i6s
nen oufgebra9ten i4limmen Nobe
batten Die Gransoisn aud bier ben
Pfarrer, ben 2ebrer unb ben Siireerz
meiitsr als r9eiieln" nit iia fortges
fiibrt, tsiu Meni9 fpuBte ppbtn. 4Is
MIN Elm beutiher Sffisisr Dor bem
S9ulbaus anseritten tam nub abs
itieg, um BEL Dem bort eiuquartierten
beuti6en Sommanoo feline WeIDung
su MAIDEN, orGnete it6 aus Der Sdur
Der luitis auf oem plabe berumtoIena
oenDorfihuIiuaenb Elm friihes. blonos
topfiees 8iirid6en an ibn berou, uM
ibm fir bic tiIrSs 3eit oas Qfere Az
balten. Sur 8elobuurg CAB Der Diff
Sier benz 8uben eiu grobes Stut Brot,
ods ole1em 1t@tiim Ureune flouHj
oenn ous 8rot par f9pn 5ieu!i6 rar
i'm Sprfe aeppreeu. Gr mid aiht bon
Der Seite bes Sffisiers biz gu OeHen
Quarter unb srsGbIte ihm aud aIIers
lei pOn Irinen grIebntfieu NIT ben
5ranSofen. Do frugte Der OffiSier:
,Sebt iug mir aber, rpeu babt ibr Bus
ben ben Iieber, bic 6rar5oisn ober bic
Deuti9en9" Oh, b GrurSoie", tcrn
iofort bic gtHttport. rWurnm benn2
,Se, Sie ban bod iiriern Ss-ru Gtbs
rer nit furt suuuuneT
@emiit6smeuih.
Golbtein (aum nsuaebadeneu Ghes
mann, Der cine @elbheirutb aema6t
bat, fliiiternb): .Reier. oas 1T tpoR
beine Irau ba Driibeu. Die 10 hdBltd3
,dusikbt unb bintt9"
Weisr: .aanuit ss rubia Iaut iassn,
taub III ie audi"
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aaffee. = Morst rubis. lprtil

l1 Z pkttlt ftft. WuIS
finirter Gut 2oaf $7.15. poipSereo
$685.; Cubes $3.50; granuIateo
$6.25; Gonfeetioners .a4 s6.t5: OF
.el" $500; ipeibcr egtra sG@ S5.70
ertra .G" $3.50, q. o. gIerifieb iuei.
&c r$5.90-6.00. DO. geIber $40
$50 Der 100 gfunb.
WoIaifss 1T jtsiis.-1eip Or
le1ns Open Hsstle 40-55c. gentrifus
GAL 20--30c ptr gnIone.
@eig. - 2cuiiiniin. Gnnep Seao
TIE. prima 6--6ae, oroiudrer
4-4ie, Snpan 5-5he per gfuno.
Dairn prpbufte
Butter. Widrti rubis, prtiIe
Esttiu. - @bplemilf, Grtra 345c;
GentraIissb grtrd 33e, gtntrali3sb
6irIfs 20 SOC; bo. Seconbs 24a
25ae; iyantb Dairp 23c. padiHg
Giod 17h-lsSr pet pfunb.
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Ghtsaao, %. Sebruar.

Sdptiu.. - 3ufubr 10000. prsif,
h6ber. Built $6.55-6.65; l.i6ts S.
50-e75; asmifhte $6.50-6.75;
Idpsr. S6.15-6.60; raube $6.15-
G.30; Gs.rteI $5.50-6.75.
Rinooisb. - 3ufubr 1900. preis
Ie b6ber. aGl6er nitSriser. Girbeis
mifde Stiere S550-S.75; StDders
unb Seebers S3.50-7.65; stiibe uuo
6eifers $3.5O-7.65; adIbsr 500
1850.
G6afs. = 3ufubr 5000. sDr.iTs
b5ter. G6af. $6.60-7.40; Sdhrliu.
&C $735-s.1o; admmsr $3.50
900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23
WFetaa Marft.

RepyOrt, 20. 5sbr.
Gupfer. = Wartt flau. Glettrolps
tic $14.62a-S14.87a. eating $14.s
25-$14.621.
giien. = Martt unperdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23

gtnsinnsti. 20. asbruar 1911

GtretHnsti. 20. 5ebruor 1919,
DE Ra4irags mad Tadsben psr IN Der
ptrheBsnen Bote nur mdbig, ebsnio uud
bsnte. nnb 0sib VI piuig. Bon ben Ban
ten sufbsn 3ahetfn .oE tsus 80 4--]He5
ansodieten rnb 0sf&ditspapiere purbsn
~ t-S& bisfentirt. Jm eHeHeu Ndrfts
srrhs pripaf.sapital ~ 4--4K9s on
eaas rnb 81 Ak-bF suf 8sit tIaeirt.
Dsefd snf Rss Dsn
purbsu ~ 1Ot nnb i5s aisfonto per $1,000
tbii9en easien perfauft. Die GenHfsrrats
beirisf Eor prdmis per $1,000
nsatn ssf entssa.
Giat. Btdld emf 2oHeoa pnrses A
tl4e--4S6H vtr Hfunb Sterling qnotirt.
6at Beffd asf Berlin pnrbeH $3.50 fdr
I Wasf beft4net. flrs9s4fei auf parts fDx
---io4 pro franc, anf 6mferbam 20 NJ bro
osfbfs unb auf Bien zoe per Krone.
essbsl ctlssfsssu
parsn rptis unb setis 3is Danfsn aus.
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gleip gorL 20. 'yebr.

Wv Out !, ~. ySut'
Webl. - Mnrft unregelmdbig.
Roggtnfuebl. - Wortt flau.
Buhpei5enmebl. = Warff flau.
Buhpeisen. - Wartt fldu.
WntsmebI. = Wartt iteitg.
Roggsn. = Marft rubig.
Gerfts. = Wlartt itstig.
Wei3en. - Wartt ihpa9; Re. 2
rotbsr $1.68 unb ylo. 2 barter $1701
c. |. I. Grdd Grpprt; Ro. / Vortberr
Duluth $1.64 unb glo. l Northern
Wanitoba S1.684 c. I. (. Buffalo. Cir
Wai $l.664.
Wslfftorn. - Warft idtpad. go.
2 aelbes 854 c. /. (. BEL @ntunft.
6afer. = Wartt itetig.
6eu. W1rft iietis.
6opfen. = Wartt ru6ig.
6Gute. - Wartt itstig.
2eber. - Wlartt feit.
Bort. = Wartt rubig.
Beef. = Warit rubig.
ShmaIs. - Martt ihpah; Whbs
bic @eit $9.90-$10.00.
SaIg. - Martt iieitg.
gaumpolliamsn5l. .-Nortt fhDad.
$10.65-$10.75; am Shlub $10.67.
@ols. - Warit fteiig.
6dr5. = Wartt rubis.
9erpentiu. - Wartt itetts; Mds
I4insr5l 443c.
Reis. = Warft feii.
w2plniIe. - Wlortt itetis.
Rober 3uder. = Martt itetig; Wo>
lafI.s $500; Centrifugal SAT-; rafs
finirtsr. iistis.
4,OO6. grecm.rb srtra 31-315c;
Greamerp 32--32ac; Creamery, firits
$500; isepnbs 26-271c.
gier. - Wdrtt unregelmGbig. gu.
fubr 344. Grifd aeiammelts, ertras.
30-30st; trtra firiis 29sc; firfts
28t--29c; issonos 27-28c; peibs
$3.50.
aGf.. - Wlarft ibnd6sr. 3ufu6r
1888. State. ipscials. 174-17ac;
DO. fanep. 16A-17c.
aebenbiaes @sfliiael. - Mdrtt
fdpdfer. Wsiisrn 6iibner 15s-16t;
Sd6ne 15-159e; 9urteps 16-17c;
gersinists, feit; Weftern gratbiihnsr
17-21c; friiae 5dbns 14t-18sc; /;
Jurtens 14-225c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23
Gin @tmatb.

sic: .g.R niHt 70 nabe an ben
qlbgrunb. g6iIipp = pSsr sisb mir
sp<niaIsus metre Nehstaris aspaus!-
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QstIS, goaSs anb gItti.n in sleu gjori.

gsiaditspayiers purbsn ~ sK--<% Bis.
ioltirt. @t&fet ouf 2onboH parsn tstie
~ N7oK far 90 Tase Sldbt; Gabel.Nnipei.
fnngsn el.Bi4 uub Si&tWe&Ia H.si,
StlbsrHarrsa lsxe, Nsyiianii&e SsIars
rXs
Gftienmsrft - Btinabe bic ean,e
eifs trrei4te am Gnbs Der @oAe bis nit.
brighten pfsiie. Gud tsnte mar Der Warif
ifnaa iinb bic ShIubnotirungtn ftanbsn
mstnsns unisr bsnsn ppn seftern.
0siusses afssa.
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Stpbfeufser

fyreunbin: .Ou @Iiidadt, beins
,SodSeit itebt bOr ber Sbiir.'
9raut: ga. bic Sc9Stit, nber ana
bic - &p93eit!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-02-23

0ainbD. S9ipsins s6af.
10. Iebr. 75S $3.50 %
%. sF.br. i. 746 1887 "a
gusfu6r:
Rinbp. Saipsins Sfaf.
10. 9ebr. 368 -
%. 5e6r. 90 1877
Hin6pisb. - Die 3ufubr mar
Dsrbdltnibmdbis seriHg, be 0atfras.
cine quite uno bic preiIe fiisgsn I'M
15-25c per 100 pfunb 2eiats sJl.is
fferiorten paren in Radfrase unb
lin 10-15c b0ber. - Wilhtiibe fins
ben nur gum SHIa9tsn 4bnabms.
Wittlers uno fhtpere Stisre $500
-7.75; O9i,H $2.75--5.75; GIsis
ifersStisre S5.50-6.65; aussrI.isns
bis erira $6.75-7.50; 6eifsrs $3.50
100; aussrlsisne Bis srtra $7.25-
7.50; aiibe $3.5o-5.75; extra $5.s5
800; Gamers $3.25-4.25.
8ullsn. Die prsiIe itiegsn
I'M 1o-15c, Oa bic 3ufuhr nur mds
bia mar.
Tlassre unb leiHte $4.75-5.75;
Bologna S5.75-6.46; EXTRA $3.50;
fette guIsn $6.00-6.50.
RGIber. = Die 3iifu6r mar gee
ring uRb bi. prsiie itissen I'm 15e
per 100 pfuHb.
DrbinGre uno grDbe $5.00-9.50;
fair Biz gut. lti9te $7.50-10.00;
ertra $10.25.
S6p.ine. 9as ans.bot mar
nift Iebr srOb unb bic beHersn p6s
fels unb 5lsii5trlorteH iparsn ftstis,
leihte gsriauOtiorten itisssn nm 10
15e.
gute bis auserIeisne 8srpadunsss
unb sSleiI6triortsn $6.80-6.85; ORE
bindrt Bis aussrIe5ene ichfpsre fette
Sdue S5.25-6.25; Stngs $500
500; l.iat. g.rianbtiorien $3.50
100; S.ri.l, 40 pfunb uRb ipsnis.r.
$5.00-6.25.
Sdafe un6 aGmmer. =
Die 3ufubr mar sering rHo Der Wldrtt
tart su ben SaIuBprsiisn bonn Gam.
flag.
90
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Wiebntarft.

3ufubr unb gusfubr tpibrsnb Der
perflpHenen AZ Stunoen, perglidsn
nit bsrislbfH 3sit Der Isstsn Wo4e
tparen ipis folgt:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04
M'ADOO BELIEVES ship
BILL WILL BE PASSED
Says After Conference With
Wilson That Democrats
Will Fulfil Pledges.

CORNISH. y. H.. Aug. 3.-Secretary or
the Treasury and Mrs. McAdoo. who ar
rived at Harlakenden House last night'
left here to-day to 20 to their sum
msr home ut North Haven. Me. Mr..
McAdoo said that he has been studying
the subject OF an American merchant
marine this summer. and that he did
not doubt that the next Congress would
devise some means, through Government
ownership or otherwise. for providing
the country with an adequate fleet OF
merchant ships. The Administration
will bring the matter 10 the fore at
the next session of Congress. he be-
ileves.
The Democratic party is pledged TO
provide an adequate merchant marine
for the United States said Mr.. McAdoo.
"and. In my opinion. no time should be
lost in taking action. The need for
more ships under American registry is
being shown more and more every day
The Sccretary's remarks followed n
morning conference with resident Will
son.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04

his attitude toward the Republican
party"
Col. Roosevelt's statement declaring
his int, ntion OF sticking to his principles
and enrolling as n Progressive was re-
ceived with delight 10y those now In
active charge of the party machinery IN
this county and was Endorsed fully by
others who have not been so active of
late, but who maintain that they are
sill whole heartedly for the cause which
they espoused three years ago.
Col. Roosevelt expresses the senti-
ments Of most of us in the New York
county organization said Jacob u.
Schiff, who WAS elected recently TO sue
coed the late Lindon Bates. Jr., as
chairman OF the county committee.
MANY Df us WHO enrolled as Progress
sives last year knew that members "
the party were going back into the Re
publican, ranks. hut we enrolled just the
same and We are going to do 1t again
this year"
Ferdinand Pecora. vlce-chairman Of
the Progressive County Committee. in
terpreted the Colonies statement as an
answer to the designations of Theodore
Douglas Robinson and Chauncey j.
liainlin, announced last Thursday night.
col. Itoosevclt's statement" he said.
rs In absolute accord with the views OF
The leaders OF our party both In this
county and the state.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04

the Colonel's notice Mr.. McHarg AZ.
serted that certain Progressive leaders
are simply trying to display their trad
Ing stock. that Is 10 say, the appear
ance OF an extensive Inc cohesive Or
ganization which a be ratified loudly
until somebody Is scared into believing
tfat the Progressives have something
worth bargaining for.
Those who voted the Progressive
ticket in 1872 said MIR. MciIsrg, ARE
men who think and act for themselves,
and they are continuing to think and act
Tor themselves. They are coming back
to the Republican party on their indi-
Nidual judgment.
mot Col. Roosevelt nor any other
leader In the party will prevent men
from returning to the Republican party
who hold the views expressed by one
man. who recently wrote TO me as FOL
lows:
1.-The Democratic party's method or
cutting the high cost OF living results
In cutting out the living. ipso facto.
the high cost disappears. The method Is
very ~efficacious, but tough on our Kid
dies
MANY of us who supported Col
Roosevelt for the Republican nomination
In 1912 would like to see him back IN
the Republican party again. and we are
at a loss to understand why a man OF
his vigorous style should cav ~epuivooal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04
CoE BLAMEs TYPHOID SERUM.
Thinks u Made Son DriML-Srn-
tcnce Is suspended.

YoSKEEs. y. Y, Aug. 3-Dr. Henry
G. Coe of New York came to the Court
of Special Sessions here to-day n
secured IA suspension of sentence on his
son Fordyce h. zoe. who was arrested
yesterday charged with larceny for
tampering with switches and signal
lights on the Putnam railroad. Mrs.
Coe waited in Judge Madden's chambers
and then tho couple took their son to
their summer home In Lawrence Park.
West Bronxville.
My son has not been OF strong mind
since childhood" DIR. Coe said in court.
we have always treated hin like a
young boy. although he is grown man.
when Gen. Organ recently called
upon college men to join a movement
for the organization of a provisional
State militia troop. my son decided to
respond and to 40 to camp a; P~lattsburg
next Saturday. Last Wednesday he was
inoculated with the typhoid serum. This
must have irritated his brain and given
him "A thirst for strong drink"
Asked how he explained his sons
having keys to switChlocks OF tn. rail
road Dr. Zoe sale he could not give any
satisfactory answer except that the
young man had always had a hobby for
keys and locks.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04
BEN LINDSEY IN CONTEMPT.
Colorado Judge Declared Guilty In
boys Case.

DENVER. Aug. 3.-Judge Ben n Lind
sey was found guilty OF contempt of
court here to-day for refusing to divulgs
what q hoy had told him In coni.uercoL
District Judge Perry deferred sentence
until Judge Lindsey returns from the
East.
The famous Judge OF the Juvenile
Court had been cited for contempt as
an aftermath OF the Wright case.
Mrs. Ilera Wright had been acquitted
uf numbering her husband on the tes-
timony of her son Neal. who said that
he fired the shot and that 1t was acci-
dental.
The District Attorney asserted Vat
Neal had told a different story to Judge
Lindsey. The latter. who bases all his
influence over delinquent boys on his re-
fusal to "snitch" on them when they
reveal things to him. refused To- testify.
Meals talk was In confidence. he pleaded.
The contempt action has been charac>
tetlzed as part OF the effort Of the ND
political element here to get ria of Judge
Lindsey. whose outspokcnncss Is a thorn
In their side.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04
HEAT SAVES RULERS
OF CITY FROM GRILL
Senator Browns Legislative
Investigators Will Wait
Until September.

senator Elon r. Browns legislative
committee. which is to Investigate the
city administration. bas decided not
to have any public hearings until Sep
TENDER. TIE only explanation obtain
able yesterday was that August Is i
hot month.
Having heard a runIor that the COM
mittee would meet here tomorrow for
some undisclosed purpose a sun re-
porter asked Senator Charles G. Lock-
wood. one of the members. II this was
true.
Well" the Senator replied. II met a
friend on the street to-day and he told
me the committee was going to get to-
gether on Thursday. | haven't had any
notice. but ] suppose it's true.
Last week a committee consisting o!
Senator Brown. Senator Cromwell and
Assemblyman Stoddard was delegated to
find counsel and arrange for hearings
Then Mr.. Stoddard resigned from the
committee because ne had been APP
pointed Deputy Superintendent OF In
surance. The next | heard Senator
Cromwell had gone 10 Vermont TO join
his bride. Senator Brown. finding him.
self alone. took a train for his home IN
Watertovn.
"Whether or not counsel has been Sc
lected I'm not sure. but l think not.
There was some talk OF Henry De For
est Baldwin. but some OF the mem
bers made objection. ! suppose Thurs-
DAYS meeting OF the committee, II there
is one. will be held at the Hotel Lor-
raine. We have modest rooms there
no EXPENSIVE suites, taxicabs or theatre
tickets for his committee are coming
out OF the $4,000 appropriation"
Senator Lockwood was asked " ne
had the Thompson public service inves-
tigating committee and its Biltmore ex-
periences In mind at the moment. He
declined to elucidate. He SAID that
Thursdays meeting OF the Brown com
mLttee-lf there is one-would be pr''
vate. -,
IT was originally that the
Brown committee would begin investi'
eating the Mitchel-McAneny admins
tration in July. The opening was post
poned to August 2 and now it's off un'
iii September. Many of the witnesses
II would like TO hear are now on raca'
ton.
The Thompson committee had a shor'
session In the Public Service Commls'
! sion Offices yesterday and then adj
! tourned to September. Chairman
Thompson repeated his belief that the
! commission ought to stop the third
tracking Of the Fulton street elevated
road in Brooklyn for a month or s1
weeks, while litigation started by resi-
dents Is In the courts. He asked tho