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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10

gerni4tung Der 1lnion, ipenn aud
bielIeiHt ni6t .nominea. Gs bepeutet,
LAB btf llnion gu elmer poTition hers
dbgebriift it, In Der Iie rO[ig unfdbig
| 1T, bic Re6te ibrer Uiita(ieoer AK
i6iBen. Sbre griitsna unter iolttm
llmitonbeu 1T fur bic unternebmer
ron gerineer gebeutung.
4us biefem @runbe bdlt Der Serid,t
Die unternsbmer in einem @raoe bds
flir nerontpertli6, bnB bic @ijendrs
better mitunter gu W&ittelu griffen,
Die iu6t tmnner gu pertbeioigen lparen.
gor allen 8ingen seige bas in ben
Unions unterbaltsne SpiondaeiDitem
ieitens Der unternebmer, bic Rpntratte
nit ben Unions abi4lofen, oab bic
llnternebmer nidt in sutem @lauben
banoelten. Dem penn bic aontratte
IN gutem Slauben dbgei9lofen lpurs
oen. frdgte 8rant, yiparum bielt man
bnnn SpiBeI in ben untOns fir noths
ipenotg? gBarum mar es n0t9tperDig,
81 neriu4en, bic Dablen gu beelnfluit
ien?"
n9ab bic Interne6mer SpiBel in
Der Union batten", fd9rt Der 9erift
fort, rftebt iiber alien 3peifel fef.
DaE oas Shitsm unter ben Ditglie.
bsrn @erbudt f6uF unb Sab geeen bic
unterneAmer, lit ebenIO it9er. Dena
bic llnterne6mer ntht i'm Sinn batteu,
bic Union gu idtpd4en, ober sbrsn
@influB gu 5erit0ren, gu elner gseit, be
lie often bieie Srgauifation dnertanns
ten, inbem iis &Ontratte untsrSet9ue,
ten, Darum bnnn pie 8eI4dftiguHs
bon SptBeIn2
.4ls bic WtitgIieOer Der Union ipubs
ten, ober ben 9erba6t 6atten, b1b
oiefe be3dblten SpiBel Der llnternebs
mer in ieDe GOcal llnion ordngen, ipas
ren iie oa ni4t bere6tigt, an3unebmen.
tab Die llnternebmer i'm 9ebeimen es
auf bic 3erit0runs Der Union abse=
ie6en batten? ST es ba gu pertpuns
tern, penn lie uuf gebeime gersels
tungsmetboben idnnen?
Die Srgdriiation erbobte bic
&obne Der Struttur GHenarbeiter
fat nm 50 pro3ent in tinem 3eitraum
ron Is Sabren. IS mar nur natiir-
lid, oob ite our llnteritiiBung Ger
llnion siIten, aIs lie 3laubten, lire
Griften3 iei bebrobt. IS mar nur ndz
tiirIi6, baB lie pOQ 6ab Der unterne6=
mer gebahten, bic gebeime Spipne
unparben, um bieie Union gu Oerui9s
ten.
Die 9ef6Gftigung BON Sptbeln 1T
ebenioipentg 3u Dertbeioigeu, ruie Die
3uflu6t gum 9pnomit unb bic Ger
it0rung oon Gigentbum bur6 bic 81
ienar6eiter, obpobl bas eine i'm Rabs
men bes @efeBes mar Inb bas anbere
nidt. 0as Spionageipitem mar
Sabre Dor Der 3erit0runss
stnqefjihrt. gs tann oGber uiht in
8ert9eibigung bieIes Sbltems bebaups
tel perbsr, bdb es ourh bic Sbuteu
Der @etpertf4aftIsr notbpenbis
ipuroe.
Der Srlollirent tommt bann gu Dem
ShIub, bab es untsr ioi6en 3uitGns
ben tetren inbuftrtellen Srieben gsgeH
.Dnne. Die Surtt Dor ben &oriequens
sen mag bic @isberboIung opu @es
perbinoern, aber lie fpiro
bic llria6en nitt beieitigen. Sur6t
rpr bem 9eIeB tpnue teine freuHba
ge5isbungeu 5ptI9en ben
lInteruebmeru uub Der linton tpiebers
bsrauitelen. Sur bic anertennuug DON
ieoer Seite Der Rette Der aubern
tDnne oas pDlbriugen, unb beibe Seis
ten miiIien bariiter iiNreiRtpmmen.
tpelhes bieie ReGte limb uHb miibteu
tie our6 gegenieitige 3uitimmlng be-
Tiniereu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
gbitaao. 9. gept.

9 6lp eine. 3ufu6r 1900;
Nartt feit. Butt $6.65-7.75; lsi8te
$7.35-8.20; ssniiats $6.40-8.20;
ftipere $6.15-7.60; robe $G.15--
$50; Gsrtsl $e.5O-7.75.
Rtnbpisb. - 3ufubr 1000;
Wlartt i1paf. QattOe Beef Stisre
$6.10-10.25; aube unb 5sifns
$3.o0-8.45; aGfber $7.50-1150.
S9afe.- 3ufubr 1000; Wtartt
unrsgelmdbig. Betb.rs $5.40-5.9o;
gpes $3.40-5.40; Gdmmsr $6.25-
$50.
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metan . marh.
Htp Qort. 8. Stpt.

Rem gort, 8. Stpt.
aupftr. : Rartt rubis; glsctrOs
lptic $500.
giisH. - Wartt fsit; Ro. / Rors
tbsrn $16.25-16.75; go. 2. $500
1850; Ro. Gputbsrn $15.75-16.s
%; SO. 2, S15,5o-16.00.
3iun. - Wartt fIau. $500
1925.
8lsi. $3.50.
Spe!tsr. - Rein, Guotirung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-10
SeIb, SOuss nab Aftieu in ysep BORT.

eisioHttri. xSsdfsl suf aonson parss
fari ~ tAes far 90 fsss eiHt; ka.
btl.aHptifsnsss t4.67 un6 5iat -tSeAfsl
1861 SraRtB St&t 69s, Habsl s.ST;
Wari Sid. 50. Rabd SAX, 2irss SiAt
Gas, RABBI e.41; eiubsI Gi9t B4X; Rabtf
1A; eilbspDarrsa 4sl1s ReyitaHii&s
TuQars 80.
dftisHmsrft.-Iie Griess. 5pe,iali.
iaien eiHgea beuts sbermais pteotr fart In
Die pobs nHe wenH audi ipdier etu druid
snm esrfauftu ausseibt unb ble Breiie pa.
bsi su lsiotn baiisn. 70 idIob bod buRarit
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Iulpt AHIttuU bl.OO-j.DO per Opt.
einbeimifde 50e-$1. 90 per 9u..
Stfronen. Wefiina $500
3.25; California $2.50-2.75 PEI
Rife.
Grape Gruit - $2.50--35o
per Crate.
Ordnqen. California Bal.
$3.50-4.25 per Rife.
DfIaumen. Burbant 90
75e per Crate: blaue 75e; DamiOn
d.W-1.25; beutibe 3psti4gen 81
25-1.50 per 9u.
gu udermelonen. SRbiaHa
5oc--75c Der Stanbarb Crate, eins
beimifte S125-1.50 per 86l.
Wetntrauben Sbss Seebs
0-25e; Gontorb 22-25c per aorb
bon 8 pfunb. Riagard $1.OO-1.2 20
per Crate.
pftrfide, Ohio $1.20-1.s
90 .inbeimiihs S1.25-1.50 per 9u.
Wi6iaan $1.25 per 8u.
Wai ermelonen. $15-
$50 Der 5unbsrt Stiid.
girnen. - einbeimifd. Bart
lets $4.50-5.00; gurre glargo $3.s
25-3.50 per 86l.; gedl. $1.Oo-1.'
% per gu.
pieff.r. - GinbtimiIder 90
60c per gu.
aartofjelu. - ginbtimii6e
$1.4o-1.5O: gObblsrs SO. l $1.4o
--1.50 per 86l.
Sibtartoffeln. 8irgis
,tia $2.75-3.OO per gbl.
9urteu. einbeimifde 800
per 8u.
9Omat.n. - ginbeimiId. 90c
800 per gu.
glumentobI. = S1.25 per Dbl.
bon 3 9ubenb.
araut. einb.imif&s 75e-
s5c Der gbl. ROtbss $1.oo-1.25
Ter 9bl.
ROblrabi. 3oc per 3 DussnO
Binbel.
pidI.s. - 25-3oe PEI 100
stiid.
3udertorn. - 17t-2oc per
Dubenb aolbsn.
2pi.b.ln. - ginbeimii6e esls
be 35-4Oc per gu. unb S1.25-1.'
90 per g6l.; ginb.imif6e tDsiBs 5oe
Der gu.
Crime gobnen. - ginbeim'
ite S2.75-3.00 per 2 gu.
2im ab 10 bn.H. zoe per
Quart.
Rarotten. - ginbeimii6e 10e
Der 9usenb giinbsl.
Rotks Ribsn. - Ginbeimif&
5-1oc per Dus.nb.
2anoprpoutt..
Seu. - go. l 5imotbp $3.50;
No. 2 Simotbp $3.50; Ro. 3 5imos
tbp $3.50; go. / semiiAtsr &lse
$14.5o; 80. 2 seuii4ter al.s $3.50
-13.00; go. l ales $12.5o; go. 2
al.. $10.5o.
Rabl.nfutttr IN fetig. -
alei, s21.5o-22.oo; TsiSblinss
srObss $27.5o-28.o0; DO. feinss
s29.0o-3o.0o; ssHii4iss Juttss
$24.0o-24.50.
Gmereisn.- Rar.t iistis. -
al.eIamen $7.50-8.6O auf benz Gs'
l,ii. unb $S.d30-9.75 per Su. pom
Store. aimntbp S2.25-3.0O per gu.
bonn Gtore. 9udpeis.n 80c per 9u-.
Ia4siam.n S1.70 per gu
9erf3ieoenss
Dele. - Wortt iietig. 2ein6l. 10.
bs 55e per GaIIons in partial bon
5 gbl. GstO8tss IL msbr go. l
2arb5l Coz; Cotton Seeb Del, raffi.
nirte 49c per gal1one. asrpentin 45c
56c in partisn BON 1875 Ga!loHen.
g.ircl.um. Gbio Carbon 120 grab
e5c. bo. 100 Grab 10Se. SsabIisbt
175 Grab 12e; Reb grotun Gaiolin
lie: Rdpbta 16c per GaIIone In Ydr'
tien bon Is g5Is.
Sala. - Der Wartt in rubis.-I
Obic RiUer $1.05 per g Don 280
pfo.. sTuhrlo3n biu3ug.filat.
1dla. - Wartt itstia. prima
gitp 6i-6ae; DO. Goantrp 5s-5se
per pfuHo.
aobl.n. - Wur.t r,ibia. gou,
gbiogbsup $3.50-3.75, glub uno
Glad $2.25. aat1pba Stiidtohlen
s3.50-3.75. Rub unb Slad ,$2.25
per 1onne aba.lisfsrt. Rau9Ioi.
Stiidtobl,n SAFE, DO. Rub uno
Glad 1925. 2lntbratit. $7.75-8.O0I
per 9onne abseliefert. Cote totet
s6.0o-6.5o per 5oune abaeliefsrt.
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. =. PASsS lN'tU. WAL
finirtr Gut Goat $685.; poipb.rso
$6.05: Cubes $500: qranulirier So.
90: gonfeetiOusrs .44 $5.s5: Of
u" $500: psiber ertra $40; sgtra
e" $500 Der 100 pfunb.
Wolaff.s IN itstia. - R.n Or.
leans Open aettle 40-55e. gentrifa'
aal 20--30c per Gdllcne.
Reis. - ao,liiiano. syanen 6saS
6a-7e: prima 5a-6e; iiorbiudrer
4-5e: Supan 5-5ac per pfunb.
Dairp, ,probufte.
Butter. - Wnrit ruhia. gr.ii.
f,ft. r Dbolemilt srtra 30e; Gen,
tralissb srira 27ac: Gsntralisebfirts
24e: bo. Seonbs 21c: sSancp Dairp
2oc: padina Stod 17--19s per
qiunb.
Raj. - Marft ftia. Cbip 15e;
Rorbspetlidvr 15-15ie: Retp gor.
16Ae: Gf,ipeis.r 19-32Ae; DO. Bird
16e: 2imburgsr 153-16 per pfunb.
Gier. - WSartt fsiter. - pri'
ma frif6e Siibpsrsir 25e; firiis
22ae; Orbinars firfs 2oae; ieeonbs
1Se per Subsnb.
@tflugel. - Radfrdae gut. -
groiIsrs II pfinb uHb bariiber 14e;
untsr anberihaIb pfunb 14ae: Siib,
nsr 13-14ic: 5dbns &c: Saits
biibner 17ae: Guns Csc; Gnisn 10
-12c; iunae Gnin 12--14e: Gdnfe
10--12c per pfunb.
Sbfanb gtmii fe.
4epfeI. - Mifisan Dut&tb
GsiD0baii&s 6o-75G,
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1dsliAer usarft. Serid,t.
Gtmeinnatt 9. sept.

sisbsn iib nur auf gnaros 3rdnss
aitionen. Bel tlsiner.n 9ei61ftsn
iperben etipds bobers pr.iie bere9nsi.
proDiiiontn.
g 4mal3. prima Steam
8.00-S.10: Namiln SdmoA Sa--
&c Der pfuHb.
densefal3snts Gleii d..
Sbprt clear Seiten 81 -1o4e; grs
ira ibort clear 95-10e: ibort Rippens
ititen 9a-10e; ShuIt.rn St-8st;
Bellies 10-105c.
Bacon. - S6ort clear Ssitsn
10i-114c; ertrd fbort clear S.ttsn
10a-11e; fbort Rippsnisiten 10a-
lie: SduIteru 94-9at; Bellies IL
111e.
sugar Gur.b Gtsif6. =
S6inisn 15-15Be; pitnic SaulisrH
10f-1O1e: Breatieit Bacon 18-
19c: SHultern In pad,tsn 10h-11e;
y. y. Gut S6ultern 101-11e; tro'
d.ne Beef Sfinf.n 90 Pee.
9 SubaepOteltes Tleii 6. -
Der pfuno: S9inten 12-125c: Wics
mic SGultern 9t-9sc: Bellies
16-16ac: Sdulisrn 10t-10ae; R.
y. Gut bo. 104-10ae.
Trif9es Tleii 6. - S4inten
11f-12tc; picnic Sdulteru s.
SIC: Sdulter S--8le: ibort Rip'
p.ni.iisn 9-9ae; fbort clear Seis
ten 9-9ac: srtra ibort clear Seitsn
9-9bc; Bellies leitt 16-16ie; Bel
lies fbtpere 10-11.
WebI unb 9etreibe.
Wsbl. - Dint.r qatent $6.10-
$50: Dini,r fantp $5.65-5.90;
Wintsr fdmilp S5.25-5.35; Winier
srtta $4.S0-5.OO; Dint.r oroindrss
4.6o-4.80: 5art.s Bsisen patsHs
s6.40-6.S0; Sartes Wei3sn fanrp
S.95-6.20: Sartes Dsisen Jamilp
S4.95-5.35; ROassnm,bl. norbpeits
Iicbes a.mii9tes $5.70-5.95; r.inss
gitp Roddenmsbl S5.80-6.05; Gitp
aemiiat.s Rosssnmsbl $5.7o-5.95.
WeiseH. - go. 2 rotber WiHttr
1.08-1.10; Ro. 3 DO. $1.01--1.05;
Ro. A DO. 9o-95e. !.
Welj6torn. - Ho. 1 tpeib.s
78e; Ro. 2 DO. 77a-78e; SO. 8 bo.
77-77tc; RO. 4 DO. 76s-77e; RO.
s bo. 76-76ae; Ro. 6 bo. 75-76e.-
Vo. l aelbes 78Ac; SO. 2 aelbes 78-
78te; yo. 3 bD. 77a-7Sc; go. 4 DO.
77-77sc; RO. 5 DO. 76a RO.
6 bo. 75t-76ac. - go. l gsmiIdt.s
7sc; SO. 2 DO. 77-7se; RO. 8 bo. II
-77at; 0o. 4 DO. 76a-77e; RO. 5
DO. 76-76ae; SO. 8 bo. 75-76e. =
Deibes aOlbsntorn 76-7Se; gslbes
aOlbeutOrn 77-79e; ssmii4t.s aOI,
beniorn 76-78e.
Roseeu. Ro. 2 94-95e; SO.
8 .9o-92e; Ro. 4. 82-90c.
Sdfer. = go. 2 ipeiber 44-45c;
Stanbarb tpeiber 41-42e; Ro. 3 psis
Der 3e-37c; SO. 4 ipeiber 32-33e;
Ro. 2 s,mif4tsr 33-34e; Ro. 3 pes
mtfdt.r $3.50; go. 4 gemiih!sr
30-31e.
Whtstn
9ertduft purben BIT 9bls. Diitil'
lers SinifbeS GoObs auf Der Bats bon
S1.39 per GaIlous.
grpeerieB.
aaffee. - sana 23-30e Wo'
ia 29-30e; Guatemala fauep 1se;
DO. gutter 17ac.
sutrt ..-...-s.sss..sss'l ~
gntt ..-...s-...s.. ion
tQw D1lL 10 ~ 10
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3uder. - Rober, Wsdrtt etia; geu'
trifusal S4.45; Rolaifss 1888; raifis
nirtsr, pilig, 15 puntts niebriasr.
Gut aoaf S6.4o; Grabsb $3.50;
WDulo u $5.95; Cubs $3.50;
xxx. pOpbtrsb S5.65; gopoersO
$3.50; fein grGuallirter $3.50; Sia'
mpnb u $3.50; Gonfsetionsrs' q S5.'
40; Ro. l, S5.25.
Butter. Uldrtt unr,g.lmGbig;
3ufubr S,679. Greamsrp sytras 26ac;
Gr.amsrp 27-27te; firfs 24a-26e;
istonbs 22a-24c.
Gisr. = Nartt fsft; 3ufubr a.
AT. Grifa g.iarrinslte. .ytrus. 2Sa-
29tc; sytra firits 26a-27ac; firits
2-25ae; istOuOs 22-23st; pstbs,
fsins bis fautp 1886; bruune 30
32c.
aai.. - Rartt f,it. 3ufu6, 5 26s.
Siats, pbolemiIt. Irif6er, psif,r uuO
sefarbt.r, ipetiaIs, 14t-14ac; DO.
fantp 14c.
gefliisel. - asbsnbes, ..in. g)rsiss
Quptiruns. Gersiniste, ihpa6; &Ses
tern ssfrorene 9ratbiibner 20t; friide
Sdbns sesiii., 13-17ie; friia. aurs
ieps sssiits, 16-16e.
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Ghteaap. 8. sept.

gDsiSen. = Jiir Sept. 92s -95tc;
am S6lub 95lt. Sir Deg. 90i-
92ie; am S6lub 92c. Sir Nui s4-
96se; am S6lub 96c.
MelIhiorn = Sir Gept. 69a-
71ae; am S6IuB 71se. Gir Dss. 56s
573e; am S6Iub SIC.
oafer. - Sir Sept. 35a -36c; am
SdIub 36e. Giir De3. 35a-36c; an
S6lub 35tc.
Russ.n. = gtO. 2, 91a-92c.
0erits. - 50-60c.
9imotbp. - $5.50-S.00.
Rlse. - $8.50-13.25.
port. = Siir Dit, $12.o5-12.3o;
am Sdlub S12.07. Giir San. SAT-
-l6.10. am S4!aB $14s5.
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Amsndrttse Wdrtte.
Rem gort, 9. Sept.

W.bl. = Tlartt fsit.
Wei5en. - War!t feit; SO. 2 rOt6er
s1.09s uno Ro. 2 barter 81. .09s {. /. +.
Hen gort; Ro. l Roribsrn Duluth
s6ic uHb go. l Hortbern Wsani.Oba
91ae {. /. I. SuffaIO. Sir September
S1.W.
Welibtoru. Martt fIau. RO. 2
gslbes s6s bsim fOfOrtisen 8e-iaubt.
5afsr. - gsartt piIIis. Rsu,r. go.
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e.. q. 4 o. ioiaf u ss,SHeabine Gen. lr. ;. siA
e., o. a @. gen. a.. ssH Rep. gteel 81. slsS
gblcaao Or. 90. Ir. ss& gta.&E E.g. rel. .4r. ssK
Gbic N kSt9 "a 81 ie2iI Gfa. .goufbfp. AZ So
a.Mg &q,ra.Ir.. 8 co. qac. % .5y. ssK
sSe. Z NSrfsio. 5rissxl %. par. rsi. lr....N
Gel. q g; ssi. ~. 70 tso. sstI,g. 81: ~
Gsnb an Or ref Be- "a 90. Wotlir. ger. lr. sih
Iifi Securities 81. NM1er. 90. 20. 6f... fsz
Gris %. lr 6eries1 50 Ter &pnc.iit "a
Gre gen. II. l...., eTk Zbirbupe. nnf. 81. Ie~
Gen. electric 6r. isiAlunipn pde. a.. %
Or slprtb. !, Az. N% llnior Gao. %. Ar.. ssk
IN. Central ref. tr. g Anbbsr er.... iszs,
gnt y. 4. 1r...... 80 U 2. 5feel tr 1921
gnf. wlsf ~ "a lHirg. g .Gbem. &c. IS
HaHf. e. g. ref. Ct. nHDnbnfh 1. 81, .Isoh
6 ebore bsb. IL. \. ~ tg1. Union az ....R
g. 4 g. IN. II. - tprfiiHsbGi. cb. &c. ile
o.. n. x Z. 1. tr.. fs~
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Oiehmarft.

Cincinnati, 8. Sept. 1915.
3ufubr uHb 9erianbt pdbr,nb Der
Isbten "a Stunotn. Dersli9sn nit ben
porpergaHssneH brsi sogeu iine tpis
fplnt.
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9srianbt lpdPrsnb berielben 3.it:

Rinbuish. - Die 3ufubr mar
tinrsiHeuD. bic Radfrase belansIOs
unb bic preiie uuOsrGnbsrt. Stodsr
pnb Jesbsrs parsn fIau. Gut. WiI6.
tiibe ftstis, mittIsre unb ssip5bnIids
Iansiam unb lhpad.
UlittIsre unb ihipere Stier, 500
$50; O4ien $3.00-6.25; 5lsiider
Stiere $5.25-7.25; duserleiene bis
,rtra $7.35-7.65; Seiisrs $3.50
6.25; aussrlstHs bis EXTRA $3.50
7.50; Aiibe 1926 5.60; auserleisne
Bis EXTRA $185-s-5o; Ganssrs $500
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Ds,,s 0eISmarfte.
Gtssts.sti .. e.pt. 1s1I.

GtHsiausti Q. Sspt, 1915.
Ctt.Ro6issse par feine srubs nab Gels
VI rtate. bsun pisDanfen babes bsbeutenbe
ina6ie Itssenbs DoHbs an Qanb. Jhr Tar.
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New-York tribune., 1915-12-18
Turks Charge That Russians
DESTROYED American Building

Berlin by wireless to Sayville. y.
sd. Dec 1.-THE charge that Russian
u-rs1'as ,rvrla' months ago destroyed
i9Ie.nc fr.0r the American flag Is
'sfc m .0 ofcIa. publication Of the
Turkish govern ment, says the news
SECRECY FL .uo.rer announcement. The
,'ft mons. dealing with various allega-
d. v'oH ions of International law
.r.as OF Turkey, follows;
Turkish government has pub
report concerning violations Of
10 ulUora. law Is the enemy. Among
.Esw a.e .he following:
"Or July Us and II enemy airmen
he.c' ,he hospital al Havouzlou-
p5t-o7.
Turkish prisoners were treated in
hunane by the French and British
and forced % assist In front of the
works near Seddul-Bahr.
"Ihe enemy fred with machine guns
on peaceful inhabitants Of Dikih, in
AGraSi As.atic Turkey.
"On July 5 Russian torpedo boats
destroyed a United States building fly
ing the United States flag at Port --." ."
"Reports received here from Con-
stantnopie,' the news agency says in
another dispatch, state that a large
number Of Persians who had been
called 70 arms by the Persian govern
ment marched through the streets of
Constantirople 20 the Persian En-
esssy singing the Persian national an
mem. The recruits viii leave imme di-
ately Tor their native country"
New-York tribune., 1915-12-18
Russian Banks Subscribe
S30O,00O,OOO to New Loan

Petrogrsd, Dec 1.-THE following
details were furnished in financial cir
cles to-day regarding the success Of
the Russian loan of S500,000.O00 at 5z
per cent: Three hundred million dol
lars was subscribed by Russian banks
and the remainder was placed at the
disposal o. the people, who already
have taken S150,000,0O0 worth
The success of the loan is said to be
assured through the popular subscrip-
tions, which are continuing through
the state savings banks. The opera
tion is. regarded in official circles as
being very satisfactory, especially
when il is considered that the country
is not accustomed TO the absorption Of
large state loans.
The Russian Finance Ministry has
prepared bill providing for a general
increase in direct and indirect taxa
tion. II is expected 10 result in an
increase in revenues of S3l8,0OO,OOO
annually.
As for indirect taxation. all articles
of prime necessity will be made 10
yield more. Wines, textiles and cleo
tricity are 10 be subjected to special
taxes A state monopoly Of tea, cof-
fee and matches also ~ proposed.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-18
MRS. ASQUITH
ACCUSES "GLOBE"
Seeks TO Restrain London
Paper from Publishing
Alleged Libels.

London, Dec. 17.-Mrs. Herbert II.
Asquith, wife of the Premier, appeared
as a plaintiff in Chancery Court to-
day, demanding an order 20 restrain
"The Globe" from the publication Of
alleged libels. Mrs. Asquith's attor-
ney said:
"For a whole fortnight before the
issue Of this writ Mrs. Asquith has
been deliberately pursued in the de
fendants newspaper with accusations
Of disloyalty and of association with
German prisoners at bennington Hall.
She has beer described as a traitor and
a disgrace TO her sex, and attacked In
most opprobrious terms. These at
tscks were Systematically and malevo-
lently maintained and were only sus-
pended after the writ had been issued.
The attorney opposed "The Globes"
request for q postponement, urging the
court not to deprive the plaintiff Of
this opportunity to clear herself pub
licly. -,
"The persecution Of Mrs. Asquith
has been going on nearly whole year"
he said. 1T began last spring in an
other newspaper, which the defendant
doubtless would say was Of a lower
class than The Globe That paper had
TO apologize publicly and, at Mrs. As
ouith's request, pay fl00 to the Red
Cross Fund. The same people who
disseminated these libels through The
Globe sent sheaves Of anonymous let
ters to the plaintiff, and imputations
against her were made in social cir
cles. The matter has now come TO a
head in a form where the defendants
can be brought TO account and made
20 give their reasons for the accuse
tions."
Mrs. Asquith's counsel pointed out
that the statements in question were
not made against his client by name,
but against "the wife of a Cabinet min
ister." There was sufficient evidence,
he contended, TO show that Mrs. As
quith was the person referred to.
Moreover, he said. a confession had
been obtained from one of the parties
"to those gross libels which are cal
culated to shake confidence in the ed-
ministratiOn.'
The defendant having undertaken to
refrain from publishing anything af-
fecting the case. the court allowed the
matter 10 stand over until Tuesday.
Before the case was adjourned the
Plaintiffs attorney said Mrs. Asquith
had made denial under oath Of the
statements concerning her.
New-York tribune., 1915-12-18
SAYS DERBY HAS WON
100000 NEW MEN
London Daily News" Reports
100000 Direct EnliStments.
rBy Gable 70 The Tribune J

London. Dec. 1.-THE official results
Of Lord Derby's recruiting scheme are
now being freely mentioned in pollti-
cal circles. Il is said that the total
number of atteststions was l,75O,OOo,
and in addition to this there has been
a direct enlistment into the army dur
ing the seven weeks Of 100000 men,
giving a total Of more than 100000
new men.
"In giving these unofficial figures
says "The Daily News" "it must be
borne in mind that the grand total 6f
attestations will be diminished by the
winnowing process which is now going
on. and that, therefore, no final judg-
ment can be formed on the figures. But
whatever deductions from the gross to-
tai may be necessary, the moral effect
will remain-that, although our armies
already number some three millions,
az the nations call another two million
men have been found ready to spring
10 arms against the enemy. And Of
this number more than a quarter Of
million have gone straight into the
srmy without waiting for the working
of the group system"
New-York tribune., 1915-12-18
PARIS EXPECTED
A SHORT WAR
"NoW No One Can ForeSee
When 1t Will End" Says
Finance Minister.
PUTS COST so FAR
AT 38 BILLIONS
London Subscribes Sl20,000,000
to New French LOan-RuSSian
Issue a Success.

Paris. Dec. Is Cdelayed).-In the
course of his demand to-day in the
Chamber Of Deputies that the chamber
grant three months credit on the
budget account. Alexandra Ribot
French Minister Of Finance, stated
that the subscription TO the recent
French national loan from London
alone was s12O,0OO,OOO.
The minister said that the ealcula-
tion concerning the results Of the loan
was far from being ready, and that
therefore he would quote no total fig
ure. He stated that he could say. how
ever. that the country mad answered
the call and that never had there been
similar number of subscribers. He
declared that the loan had been made
by French savings, that speculation
played no part in it, and that the sub
scriptions to it were sincere and genu-
inc.
AT The beginning of hostilities," >"
said NJ. Ribot, financial considerations
took a secondary place. We did not
think the war would last seventeen
months, and now no one can foresee
when il will end"
In the course Of the discussion Dep
uty Jules Roche said the war already
had cost France S5,200,000, 900 and her
enemies Sg,4O0,0OO,O0 Europe as a
whole, he said, had expended s3s,S00,-
100000
French expenditures at the beginning
Of the conflict were S30O,0O0,000 r
month, while now they are S420,O00,00
VI. Ribot also made the announce
ment that as one measure Of fnan-
cial relief the government had decided
to propose an extraordinary tax on ex-
ceptional profits realized during the
war.
The chamber, by 504 TO /. voted the
credits asked on account of the first
semester of 1915.