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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-29
gbitagp, %. Ss3.

Dsioen. = Jiir Rai $1.233-1..
26s; am G4lub $1.24s. Giir Suli
Sl.15I-l.17A; am S9Iub $1.l6t.
WeII6iorn. - 0iir De3. 7la-74e;
am G8lub 71zc. Sir Mai 753--
TIDE; am SdluB 754e.
Saf.r. = 1iir Des. 42a-43ae; am
59lub 423c. Jiir Wai 46a-472e;
am G6lub 47c.
gaoesen. - Ro. 2, 9Sc.
@erite. = 64-74c.
simotbp. - $5.0o-s.25.
alet. - $1o.00-19.0o.
port. - iJiir San. $18.5o-18.75;
am S6lub $3.50. Siir Tlai $3.50
1885; am ShIub S18.75.
SdmaI3. Cir San. $685.
rs; am Ghlub $50. Sir Rai 1886
--1o.05; am GdIub $9.97.
Rippenieitsn. - 5iir ssan. $9.92-
1902: am GdIuB 1892. SIR Mai
s1025--lo.40; ON G4lub $1o.27,
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Giusinnati. Is. D,a. iot,

Giseinnati. 2S. DsA, 1915.
Qn4 1suis tuoren bie NonIsn mir Mou.
tinsaysetisn Sitmli4 ftart bsi&dftiet, bod
mar blt 9e&frass mad Go,ftben feline itbr
Srobe. gar 7arlebn .on caG1 purpen non
ben Ddntsn ~ bsyednt, wdbrsnb Ge.
i1dtfelapitrs 5u b--6% bisfoHtirt msrben.
J1 phsHsn Warite purben Tarlebsn ON
sg lusK-4& unb suf Belt ~ 4--4KS
DsAid ssf nsp Osa
pnrosH 5u 10e Tisfonto Der $1,000 5wii6sn
Ynxien periauit. Eie Geantsrrsfe betraet
s0s ptdmis per $1,000.
usAfa ssi gsssSa
ei4t.@sdid snf gonbon uurben ~ 4.75
-A17H per Sfo. Sterling quptirt. iyhr
95edlel ant Berlin purben S2e fir4 Mari
bsredHet. ffr Me9ia aui Baris 1S4e pro
Hranc, auf Gmheroam 483se bro @ulben
nre ant Witn 14He perQrone, 2iret 1915,
Hubei %, Granes te&pei, 1s1c.
essbss ctAsasssssu
Dartn ruiis uno netis. Die Hanies Gus.
ftreu sT,ts safof.
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233c; feconbs 21c per DuBen0.
GefIigel. - Marft rubtg. -
groilers 2 9pfunb unb barunter 13ac;
iiber 2 pfunb 13a-15Ac; 9abne Sc;
6iibner 11--13c; 5rutbibner 49,
21c; DO. nit trummer Yruit 1O-12e;
Guns Csc; gntsn 13a-16c; Gdna
| ie 10--13c.
5ofen. - 30. / $1.eO-1.so;
0o. 2 $1.00-1.25; Gulls 6oc per
Dubenb.
Dbh unb OemHfe.
aepfeI. - Gute @epf.l $500
1915; sefpGbnIi6e $1O0-2.00 per
BEL. ein6eimifHe 4O-75t per 8u.
Sitronen. - Meifind S2.75--
BOO: California $500 -3.50 per
stifte.
aronsbeeren. = CAB. COB
$8.50-9.5o. syerTeb $s.00-8.5o per
Dbl. unb $2.25-2.50 per aiits.
Srdnaen. California gal.
$3.25-425 Der Rife.
@rdpeTruii. - 5loriba $500
$50 per Crate.
gtrnen. - aieisr $1.75-2.OO
per gbl.
Rartoffefn. ginheimiide
$3.00-3.15; Go6blers go. l $500
-3.15 per 9bl. unb 80-85c per
Blu. atif benz Gelsiie. - Jriihe Sbtos
90c per gu. auf benz @sleiie unb
$1.O0 pom Store.
Sibtartofieln. = Deldtpare
90c-$1 90 per Camper.
@urfen. :. Jloriba S3.50T4O0
per Samper.
Somateu. - Iloriba $3.50
3.75 per Crate bon 6 a5rbn.
WeiBe Ribeu. $10o-125
per gbI.
Stedriiben. - $1.5O per g6l.
BlumenfobI. - glsm zuri
S1.00-1.15 per Crate.
araut, Sur bdniI6es futro
offerirt. peIdss bon $10-S12 per
9on unb $1.00-1.25 ssr gbl. duT
Dem @eleife brinet. Rotbss S1.5o-
LIS per 96l.
Roll. $1.10 per gbl.
3pi.beIn. - Ginb.imii6e aef'
Sc 70-75e per gu. unb $2.25-l
ESQ g6l.: einb.imif6e peiB. 9Oe-
S.00 Der Bu.
Spinai. - $50 per 1851.
Crime Bobnen. auspdr'
tise $3.25-3.5O per Samper.
RarotteM = ginbeimiids 80
-60c per 1u..
Rothe FHbeE - &iukimii@
12a-15c per Dusenb.
2dnbptobufte.
S.u. - go. 1 aimotbp $500;
go. 2 simOthp $1,000; RO.
8 1imotbp S14Oo; SO. ] aemiidtsr
alse $500; Rp. 2 DO. S14.0o; Io.
1 Rlee $14.00; 5lo. 2 ales $11.5o--
1900; Sieiisss alioifa $11.00-13.s
90; tpeitlides s16.00-1S,00 per
1on. - Dsi5snirOb $7.50-8.00;
Rressnitrob $s.5o-9.oo; 9afsrftr0b
$7.50-S0O.
Wibtenfutter lit F.tig. Il
alie S21 .50-22OO; WibbliHgs sros
bes s23.5O-2400; bo. f.iuss $3.50
-26.oo; semii4tss gutter s22.5o-
23.O0.
eamereien.- Nar,t fl.tig. -
9leeiamen SS.50-10.20 duf benz gs.
l.iie unb s10.oo-12.15 per gu. Dom
stOre, simotbs $3.25-3.75 bonn
6tore.
Derf&iebenes
Dele. - Wartt iietia. 2ein5l, 70.
bes 66c per @aiipH. in partisH bon
< 8bl. geto6iss IL mehr gto. 1 |
2arb0l CSC; gpion Gseo Ssl, raffis
nirt.s sc per galOns. 9srpsntiu Gle
IN parti.n bon 1--5 @aIonen unb
72e in partien pon 1915 @olIOnsn
Petroleum. Sbio Carbon 12O grdb
ioc; Dos $50 @rab 10ae; 5eabIisbt |
175 @rab 12c: R.b gropn @aiolin
1sc: Raptba 22e per GalIone in pars
tien Don 1--6 1blI.
6 ala. - Der Warit in rubis.--
Obic Tiper $105 Der 81. BON go
pfb.. Tuhrlc3n tiu5usefiiat.
9ala. - Wortt itetia. prtmd
giip s4-s3e; bO. Country 7a-7ie;
per gfare.
RobIen - Warit rabia. g0u'
ahipsbenp $3.50-3.75. Hub uus
elad $2.25. Ronaipha Stiidtoblen
$3.50--3.75. Rub unt GIad $2.8
Der So.ne aba.lisfert. Rau&lois
Gtiidtoblen $4.75. bo. Nus unh
Glad 1925. antbratite $775-8.O
Der aonne ebaetiefert. Col. fofd
&c m IN tsx 9eove ahn.Tisfeyf l.
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Rep Yort, 2s. 0e5.
aupfer. - Mart ieit; Glectrolpttc
$22.00-23.00.
eifen. - @artt itetig uno unosra
dnbert.
3inn. = Wdrtt rubis, $1,000.
gIei. - Sfferirt $40.
Spelter. = aeine Nuotirung.
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1iebxarft
Gineinnati. %. Deg.

gineinnati. %. Deg.
3uiubr unb @srianbt fpdbrenb Der
lsbi.n "a Stunben, persli9en NIT bsH
porpersansensn 1ass, iinb pie iplst:
3ufubr Rinbp. Sdpeine Stofe
27. Des. 1887 1906 404
2S. 1s,. -. 223 1886 Al
9erIanbt pdbrenb berielbsn 3eit:
Rinbp. Sdlueins SHofs
81. Da. =. 1923 1884 $50
2s. Des. -. 27s 2501
Rinbpisb. - Die 3ufubr mar
taum aeniisenb fir bic Ic1frase uno
bic preiie iparen baber itori. = Stos
ders unb Jetbers tommen ebsnfalls
nur tpenia in ben Warfi uno iinb itss
tis, bsssIei4en Nildtiibe.
Waittlsre unb itipere Stitre 500
SdIen $3.00-6.50; GleiiGer
Gtisre S5.25-7.25; auserleTene Biz
erira S7.35--7.85; S<iiers $3.50
6.25; ousulsfsns Biz srtra $685.
7.25; aiibe $3.60-5.oo; aussrIssns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-29

Gtf6dftSpapisre sur6sn ~ e-st4es bis.
fsntirt. Ht6fa cHf 2ouosn paren iiefis
yn 40 ftiy 90 Saee Sidt; Rabef.Aamsi.
iungen ex.741x uno Sitt. .Bediel t4.7s1.
Uraues Si@t 5.sl, RabsI 5.s8, 2arf
Sidt 7672. Aabsl 1914, 2irts Si&t 6.bs,
&abd ST., 6ubsl Gi4t 81; Raba 8lL /;
Silstr. Barren ~, Netiianif&e Goasts
AZ.
Nftienmarlt. am 8ormittaee itiss
gen bic Yrsds stpas, Wadmiitass jebu9
Suree elm Trad lum 8,rfauien ausasttbt
uno bic Geuiaue singeu nidt aaein pieoer
perioren, fsnbeyH bic ShlubnotiruHgen
itaneen msifsns Ulster benen uon asRern.
etfsuesls afslss.
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Gbitago, %. Te3.

Sdpeine. = 3uFubr 21,0oo;
Marfi bSber. gul. $6.2O-6.65; lei9e
te $6.O0-6.55; ssmii6te $6.15-6.s
20; ifypere $6.l5-6.75; robe $6.15
$50; Ssrfel $5.00-6.15.
Rinopieb. 3ufubr 1900;
Warft feit. 1atiDt Beef Stisre $500
-9.75; aiibs uno Seifers $3.50
$40; aGlber, $6.75-1o.25.
g dafe.- 3ufubr 1900; Martt
fart. @etbers. $6.6o-7.10; gpes,
$4.50-6.60; 2dmner $7.50-9.90.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-29

Der 3riegs sbMnb Oelaub,
pobI Der tapferfts ariessbunb, ben es
big iest seseben. mar Elm 9unb, Der
i'm anfans bes porigen Sabrbunoerts
i'm ihpebiiaeu Seere .biente", 10 mub
man in bieiem Sale Spsifellos iagen.
@r mar Elm gang bdbIi9es 2bier, siH
rafieloier idmusiesrouer aDter. Wis
na9 pem Srieben ron SiIiit oas ponz
meri4s 2eibregiment bes GDnigs Don
S4pebeu bieIem DON StraliunD had
S4pebeH fclgte, lpuroe es bur9 ben
Sturm se5puugen, auf Der tltinen
bGHii6eu SuieI Selanb, i'm 2imboros
S6ls gu fuden. s0ier fanben lie Ell
nen balbOerbunssrten Suuo, Dem lie
gu frefen saben unb ben iie nit lih
na9 S6psbeu nabmen uno na9 Ieiz
nsm Sunbort Selanb beudnnten. Sal
Sriese sesen RubIano rettete er 5abis
lofen 4neebOrigen oes Regiments IN
syinnlano Das 2eben, iubem er auf ons
greifenbsn Ruheu iprane, iih in Des
rem 9urseI perbtB unb nidt eber abs
lieb, als bis man ibnen Das 9etpebr
absenommen bate. 80 er nir eineii
Sploaten in iapeoiiher Uniform III
9efobr fab, mar er tpie Der Wino sur
Stsle. Dabei fpurbe er natiirIidl
Iel6ft mebrfa9 psrpuubet, mas er nit
@enulo ertrug. Satte Der Selbiaer
elm pfIaiter auf bic 8unoe sslest, mar
er Tdneu bsreit, npeiter5utampfeH".
Hants fudte er bic 8orpoiten auf.
tpadte Bel pieien, unb man tonnte id,
auf ibn bortreffIi6 DerIafm; bic 9ors
poitsu, bel oensn sr ii6 uufbielt, buria
ten ielbIt einen Stlaf ristiren. BEL jea
oem perbd1tigen 9erGui9 tpedte er lie.
9lls na6 gesHbieuns oes unefiidlihen
finniIheu Srieges bas Regiment in
Stpdbolm ipieber einriidte, itol5irte
SeIunb on Der Settle pss Regi1nents in
elmer fir ibm pom Regimentsf9neiber
auaefertigten llnifprm, bic nud art
Der observation-disclosures Uniform ges
madt mar, NIT Der ibm BON &Dnis
ertbeilten Supferteitsmeoaille unb beat
Salsbanb, unb Der Sottise aoter rpurs
be Ipolr bel bieier 9eleeenbeit DON Der
3Dnigin aeitrsi6sIt. 2eibsr nabm Der
Sunb ein unriibmlid)es gnbe; MAJ,
fano ibn eines Saees Oereiftet ppr.
Die urIu6e, nesbolb er setDbtet par'
be, tliuat romaubaft. Gin dlterer
SffiSier bes ResiHeuts bate ii4 nit
elmer juneeN Dame perbeiratbet, ole
pffenbar Oslanb niht leiben tOnilts.
gr Ibien Su fiibleu. baB bic iunge
Srau bem Gltersn 9emubl niHt trei
blieb unb ,perbelte" iie BEL unerIdubs
ten 3uTanmeutdnfter. limb I'm ben
IGitiasn Iufpaher log su fdn lieb We
uber ibr 2iebbaber, 70 utmnt man an.
ben tapferen SrlnHb Dergifien.
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1dslid)er Wsarft 8erid5t.
Gineinnati. %. 0es


Die nddfolssnbsn Auotiruns.n Be-
3ieben ii9 nur auf Gnsros 9ranss
attionsn. 8ei fleinsren 9ef6aften
iuerbsn ettpas bfhere preifs bere4net.
propiiionen.
Sdmal5. prima Steam
9.5o-9.60; Gamilp 1o-10ac.
5rodengefal3enes Gleii d..
= Short clear Seitsu. lOie 1oa-
lie; grtra fbOrt clear Seiten 10a--
1oae; fbort Rippeuieitsn 10-10ie;
Bellies 11--11ac.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Seitsn
11a-12e; ertra IbOrt clear Seiten
11t-119e; ibort Rippenfeiten 11a
-11ae; Bellies 122-134e per pfb.
Sugar Gureb JIeif4. -
Sainisn 16t-17e; pienic Sdultsrn
12-12ac; 8rea.feji Bacon 19-20c;
SduIi.rn in pad.tsn 12-12sc; Retp
gort Gut 12-12Ae; trodeue gsef
Saintsn 23-25c per pfunb.
SHbsep0teItss Sfeifd
- Sdinten 15-15ae; pienic S6uls
tern 11-11he; Bellies 16-16sc;
Sdulisrn 114-112e; Sdultern. ".
q. Gut DO. 114-119e per pfunS.
Jrifdes JIeifd. - S6ins
fen 13-13ac; picnic Sdultern 10a
lie; Sdultern 1Oa-11e; ibort
Rippsnisiten 10a-11e; ertra fbort
clear Rippsnf.iten 10t-11e; Bellies,
leidte 16A-17c; Bellies. idpere IL
-12e.
Webf unb 8etreibe.
WiebI. = Dinier pdisnt S6.15-
6.25; Wintsr faneb $5.7O-5.S0;
Dintsr Gnmilp $5.1s-5-25; @inter
ertra $4.70-4.90; Winter orbindres
$4.50-4.70; Sartes Dei3en patent
$6.25-6.To: parties Weisen fancp
$5.S5-6.10; 5artes Msi3en Jdmilp
$4.90-5.25; Roaeenmehl norbtpeits
lidss, g.mii9t.s $5.55-5.so; rein.s
gitp Ross.nm.bl s5.55-5.s0; Gitp
semiidtss RosssnmebI $5.55-5.s0.
Wei5eu. = 90. 2 rotber Mint.r
$1.27-1.29; go. 8 bo. S1.22-1.25;
SO. a bo. $1.14-1.18.
Welf6forn. - go. / ipeibes
e; SO. 2 bo. Tie; go. 3 DO.
7o-71c; Ro. 4 DO. 6Sa-69c; Ro. 8
bo. 67s-6sc; Ro. 6 DO. 65-67e =
glp. / s.lbes &C; Ro. Q bo. 71-72c;
go. 3 DO. 7o-71c; SO. 4 bo. 6sa-
69e; 30. 5 DO. 67a-6sc; go. 8 DO.
65-67c. - SO. / a.miidtes C;
Rp. 2 DO. 7Oa-7le; Ro. 8 bc. esa
-70ac; sc. a bo. 6S1-69c; Ro. 3
DO. 67t CSC; gPo. 6 DO. 64-66Ac.
DO. 67i-68c; go. 6 bo. 64-66ac.-
aplbentorn, peibes, 66-6se: aolbens
Torn, eelbss. 6s-7Oc; aclbeniorn, sss
miidtes, 66-68c.
Rogseu. - go. 2 $.01-1.02
90. 8 99t- -$1.00; Ro. a $3.50.
Safer. - go. 2 tpeiBer 46-47c;
Stanbaro ipeiber 45-46c; Nortbipes
tern go. 3 p.iber 45--46e; Ro. 81
ipeiBsr 43-44e; glo. A tpsiber 403-
411e;glo. 2 ssmiidbtsr 44-45e; 9O.
8 asmiitier 42-43c; go. 4 semii9tsr
Wbtsfer.
9ertauft purosn 35s gbls. 9is
filters Giuifbeb goobs auf Der Bats
Don $1.39 per GaIlous.
Groceries.
2affee. - 5apa 23-30c; Mos
da 29-3oc; Guatemala fanep 19c;
oo. gutter 17ac.
Nis ean.ss
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A1saSrtise Wartte.
q { m gort, %. Ss.

VeD yort 20. Oe5.
Webl. : Wartt itetis; Spring pa
tents $5.80-6.30; Wiutsr Straigbti
$5.55-5.75; 2anias Straigbts So
$3.50.
@eisen. II Wartt fd5tpo6; 30. ]
Darum $1.38 4. 0. 3. giep gort; Ro
/ ROrt6ern Dulutb $1.3o ano Ro. !
Rortbern UlnnitObd $1.29 c. |. I
Buffalo. 'siir Des.mber $1.30a.
Welibtorn. = Rartt itstis; Ro. z
sslbes S5Ac.
Sofer. - Wlartt itetig.
5eu. - Rortt itetig.
Sopieu. - Wartt tpiIis; Stat. or'
oindrer Bis aussrlsisusr 1915 IT.
2Se.
5duts. - Warit itstig.
2eoer. - Wartt left.
PORT. - Wdrtt fetig.
Beef. - Rdrit rubie.
StmaIs. - Wartt itetig.
Sulg. - Wartt Itetig.
Wolle. = Wartt itstig.
Reis. - Warft itstis.
WolafIes. - Warft fef.
3uder. - Warit uuperdnbert. gsns
triiuaal $4.45-4.64; MOlaiies. $3.r
68-3.S7; Cuba goii uuo 5reisbt
3se. Raffinirter, Marit rubig unD
unberGnbert.
Butter. Wlarft uurestlmGBig;
3ufubr 8,152. grsamrp, EXTRAS, 333c;
ereamerp 34-34sr; firits 2S-32c;
iaonos 25-27c.
eier. - Wartt itstis; 3ufubr g.
22s. 1rii6 seIammslie, srtra feline "a
-35e; srtra firifs 32t-33c; firits
31-32c: ieconbs 29-30c; tueiBe.
feline Big fancp 45-48t; bralire 81
40c.
adfe. - Mortt fsii; 3uiubr 1.7se.
State. DboIemiIi, ipeciuls, Ut
174c; bo. ianep tic; DO. ipecials 16f
--17c; DO. iancp 164-16Ac.
@siliiseI. - @ereinietss, Wartt
feii; friih gsf6ladtete Siibnsr 14a
27t; SGbns 12a-17c: Surtsps 81
&c. 2ebenoes @efliisel, Martt Ins
ii6.r ; er nurbsn perlargt lac fiir
4iibner unb 15c fir Sdbus.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25

should take care OF his health and pro-
.-cs ,l.a.a-z4E a.e-.usl Overwork and Wor-
~ BE should beware Of accidents this
month and in the first two weeks In
April
Critical Period for the President.
July probably will bring the presi-
dent many anNieties. especially in re-
gard 10 naval affairs. and Nay IS also
a time for more or less worry Con-
gress VIII give him trouble for II IS
preuicted that delays in passing bills,
especially those carrying important ap-
proDri2tlcns. viii be exceedingly en-
barrassing. In the senate serious op-
position may develop. TIE session may
be one of much oratory and fIlibuster-
ing
A candidate for president viii gain
much publicity and win support early
in the spring He VIII be a man little
heralded and may cause intense feel
ing that viii produce party schisms.
President Wilson's chief concern.
however, VIII not be politics. but the
national welfare The iunations OF
January and February are threatening
to the peace Of the country. While
both February and May are forbidding
for shipping and indicate possible diff
ficulties with the navy, June and July
are both times Of serious import for
credit and safety. Secret foreign enc
gress are likely to be exposed in the
a.. a.. Ap.lL Tuere viii be
also a scandal in which foreign en-
vOys are Implicated Letters or writ
ings that discredit diplomat viii cause
trouble
The assassination OF a public man is
f0reshadoWed He win lose his life
because Of some financial OF political
utilization. f. is foretold-
With all he dangers and troubles
pressaged BY the planets, there is tins
augur. OF many wonderful achieve
ments IN the next twelve months
Science viii announce inventions that
Will be epOch-makiug, literature viii
add poets and n0velists OF high rank
TO its lists, music viii become a ma
tional concern and religion viii be more
and more practical. everyday prac-
flee of faith and right living.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-25

ter is fOrecasted late in May. This
rule Of the planets may tend TO pro-
duce sudden reVerses when conditions
seem to promise peace and prosperity.
A serious catastrophe long fOretOld 10
the principal city IN Ume .nited states
may occur before next November.
The new year may add a long record
OF deaths among artists, musicians
actors and writer's Who nave attained
high place The close OF brilliant ca
reers viii mark the Beginning Of new
schools in all lines Of artistic endeaVor.
The year 1915 viii ~ a time in which
"old things shall pass away.
Throat and ear troubles are likely -
be prevalent, especially in March, stem
ach and nerve maladies also viii be
more numerous than usual.
The political forecast for 1916 gives
warning of personal cisseusiOns, parey
splits and disorganizins Influences. The
presidential campaign IS l-kely TO he
one OF the bitterest and hardest fOus az
in history, if the reading II the stars
is TO be believed Civil rerNiee. Pystas
affairs. the army and the navy viii
contribute complications 10 the usual
problems that confront candidates
Advent of a Mighty eader.
The rise OF a resourc sful and power
full leader is indicated New figures
viii appear in the political arena, and
issues. Personalities viii &c introduced
into contests for office ana scandals
Will be uncovered Bon orators ana
editors VIII come under & rule that
inclines toward vituperation and rau-
cor. The same occult forces that make
for cruelty in the war viii be AZ work
In the political contest
President Wilson's horoscope reveals
many great forces at work for him He
viii have a year Of tremendous re-
spOnsibility, the ertatest in his life.
In an hour Of grave emergency he viii
rise 10 the zenith Of his power and Will
gain great honor
There is a sign read as Indicative
that political plots laid in December
Will be revealed in late January and
February. He is warned against pos
sible treachery on the part OF one-time
friends. March is a time when he
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rical manager. There is n sign also
read as indicating a demonstration or
a riot in a place of amusement a
prominent man may die or be assassin
ated- The summer may bring i'll luck
for actors, especially those who are
engaged in the moving pictures Acct
dents on the water or in motor cars
are probable \ wreck where many
may be lost is foretold for July % or
August p. A divorce suit which Will
create an extraordinary scandal be-
cause IL affects many prominent per-
sons. is prognosticated.
Bad Outlook for Woman Suffrage.
Woman suffrage is likely to meet
many obstacles in 1916, as conditions
affecting the campaign for political
equality are adverse. a sensational set
back or active treachery on the part
Of politicians probably will cause q
scandal which viii produce a lib cHse
against prominent writer or scientist.
Changes in leadership and in cam
paign methods are likely.
Hospitals and charities should great
iy benefit The new year will bring
many demands upon all philanthropic
organizations. Churches will engage
IN new humanitarian movements. and
there viii be s. tendency toward the
restoration OF living faith and the
harmonizing OF science and religion
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Reforms viii include the reorzaniza-
Ton OF procedure in the legal 10,
improvements OF courts and the snee6 -
us CT many forms OF Mtieation. Pris-
olis VIII occupy mucn attention and
ically improved. a.
WIN the awakening to a knowledge
ana consciousness Of the occult world
ana a new interest in regard To The
psychological and subliminsI eondftfo1S
mere VIII be extraordinary imaa,ina tive
work IN art music and literature Tn
soilihs OF the superman and super
woman viii be heralded-
Industrial Unrest and Casualties.
In connection with the labor trouble
strikes. and riots many catastrophes
are indicated Railroad accidents and
explosions are probable in the middle
west There may be serious trouble
IN the southeast possibly in Virginia)
which viii stir the country. Fires and
disturbances are probable IN Washing
ton, D. g, or near the national capital
New York city comes under an adverse
rule from July to November The fig
ure is threatening for the safety Of
railroads ana steamers. There may be
strikes among longshOremen and rail-
way employees. A tragedy on the wa
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ing for theatrical affairs, although
they indicate a period of change which
VIII be most beneficial for the future
During the next few months motion
pictures viii continue under most
fortunate direction of the planets.
There is q lucky sign for the intro
duction OF color into the drama OF the
screen. for educational pictures and for
advertising through the use OF the
camera.
For the legitimate drama new and
surprising evolution in the taste OF
theatergoers is presaged. Success for
serious plays instead of the merely
frivolous is predicted. A tragedy is
foreshadoWed among the big producers.
A partnership Of the first Importance
viii be broken, either By death or by
q quarrel Producers who have large
investments are warned Of sudden and
unexpected events which may afflict
four Of them, and there is danger OF
serious bodily injury to one OF the
younger men who has made great
personal success.
Owners and managers Of theaters are
forewarned of a fire or catastrophe,
possibly between May I and Nay 9.
This is likely to somewhere in the west
or south. This period and the end OF
June are unlucky, as there may be a
severe loss or bankruptcy for a theat-
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WAR probably
w strong hopes Of peace
ubye of
fhct of the nations the world
dJunew be the United
Of troubles well as external dangers
March Death
possibly member of the royal family indicated
Feb to Feb Personal
the o of his in March
of
Der o cabinet May.
hope ovshadowing cloud
until 1918 1919.
followed
in President Ponca should safeguard his
viii of trachery Personal the
will be unlucky adverse
o much trouble and possible invasion
that affect both bust
political conditions.
with
viii be sharp declines n the money
viii crises January
and in July.
Great naval activity predicted for the
national election pophe Bitter
political complications and split of reacg effect
Army and civil service problems will be much discussed
Woman suffrage
reachy political Indicated libel
scientist implicated is the probability.
Earthquakes quarters are almost unknown
and andsides % be
The theatrical outlook altogether encouraging serious
plays oadow tragedy for of the big producers
partnership for a leading firm indicated
President Wilson beh
international problems will
revealed He should
sourcefuness - -
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GREAT VI0IINIST IS To PLAY HERE
Prof. Skovgaard and Com.
pany of Singers to Per
form With Orchestra.

The necessary final agreement and
the signing of the contract by Prof A.
II. Alexander, OF the High school. was
gone through yesterday for bringing 10
FL Paso the WOrld-renOwned Fiolinist,
SkOvgaard. together with a metropoli-
tan company OF grand opera and con-
cert performers. This is done under the
auspices Of the recently organized High
school orchestra. which organization
viii appear in joint concert with these
artists and possibly accompany Alr-
Skovgaard in one or two numbers
The proceeds above the guarantee,
which is a considers BILE sum, given by
the orchestra. viii go towards paying
for the new orchestral instruments re-
Gently bought, the original agreement
between the school board and Prof.
Alexander being that the orchestra
pay back half Of the $3.50 allowed by
The board
1T is probably needless to say that
the High school orchestra as an organ
izatiOn. is undertaking something ex-
tremely risky" Mr.. Alexander said yes
terday, but il does so depending com
pletely upon the generous patronage Of
feels that IL is doing a good thing for
Fl Paso In musical and artistic way,
for such master artists as Skovgaard
and his metropolitan company OF grand
opera singers are not heard every day
anywhere"
The performance on the night OF jan
uary 2s friday, promises to be most
rare among rare musical treats and one
that FL Paso viii not forget for a long
time. The price Of admission has been
fixed at 81 but this is only half OF
what is charged and gladly paid for
hearing Mr. Skovgaard alone in other
cities
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The ordinary cosa or u Want Ad in
The Fl Paso Herald is % cents II
reaches an average OF about 100000
readers each Issue
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predictions the W
lev o be
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