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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12

niemols, felt Tie bier ourennsn, .@ittos
ria" gebdbt ba6sn. ggir bDreu e., Is
ftHb biesmal grobsre 5ruppenmafeH,
bic berdnfpmmen, Pi4t mebr Die 30s
gerHOen 9aitOeriu6s BON friiber, iOns
bern Sturm ....
aungfam Ii6er 5is6en mir uns su
unIersr Stellung 5uriid Dir niifen
aaes, tpas mir 6raucben. llnb idon
tommen iie IN lanssn Spriinagu tsIs
dRno berauf, 8eriaalerieri, tapfere
Suridcn, bHbiGe acrIs, po6l bic BE-
ireH, bic Die itGli.niite Qrmee bat. Wtr
h2ben iu ben Is5ten Tagen etntee 9er
Tdn8en 8encmmen, e. paren Yleuga-
teI2n, &inocr Der ger9e. sic gsfieleR
ans gut dber oas, pas Iniere Erapa
pen linn, Oas iino lie nidt Scbt
Tuo lie nGber beran, iaon Ic9eH mir
ibre gajonette bIiBeu ned i1peiet es
auf miereH liHiel llno nm pGl3t Is
lid in ojdten Sdalreu rem SaHg
9etauf, berau an bic HduQer pes 9las
tcaus u begjnnt Der Berg 3u ipsiz
en- &lenOenoe gidtsr bGB;n duf,
Dem 5eiuD entgegeu, eiHe Sturm,oe
lonnen in ifarfen llMriien 3eigeno.
llnD trafenO 0ffnet ii6 Der Berg, es
rollt unD oOnHert uno briiut unb boz
3lDiidJen tuden bic Uiaidineugelpebre
unD trommieH Die 9ebir9sQsid,iiBe;
Elm Qu,taH, Der eiieru: 9c'duBe aus
ipeit, 0ffnet iif osm 6einb sntgegen
unb bldit Inn bic Gobe ms @eii9t.
,5u ie6s bic Dot0eren @lieOcr Iiir,
gen, neue arbe;ten Iih Den Sang 6ers
auf, bort limb iie nit ben ltnisreE
i6pn 3uIammcugeyatbeH, Elm raienOes
n5urra~ itejgt aut5enO in Die
In6t uno in elmer Srene, bic
manten oas 8lut eritlrren llii.n
f0nnte, iebe ich orijbeH in Ell
nem itiirmii6en 9ajcuettangriif ben
5einb am ganOe Der 6Gfe 3uIam
men6refeu, 0unoerte DOn Geiberu bin
untertollern llnten oroRet iiA aufs
heus Der 1eino 8ir piiIen aus DIN
Rorpathen mas es 6siBt. iiber lei6ens
beIeBte 6Gn1e, duf oenen oas rod
rinnenoe g!rt pou Dem 8er6dnantB
mibaliitter 2ngriffe 3euat, neue 3rups
pen gum Sturm dn3lieBeu. Die Ruiz
len nit ibren Itarten y}erDen baben es
aud auf bic 1uuer niht aetonnt. Die
Stuliener per0en es njt1t befer Ton
nen. Sd, lie tommen nod etnmaI 49,.
2tbermals raTeIt uno pintt unb pcht
es. umionit lluIere SteGIunger hall
ten. Ter 6cino taumelt 3uriid. Die
uufqtheuoe Gonne beleud3tet ben RId
auq oes seriAunbenen uno 5erihlagens
ben TeInoss.
5eit q. SUM Qsbt es 6ier ie5r
bibid }u Idrei5t elmer pOm Jion3o
Die Ichrueren W0rier urbeiten ununz
terbroGen 5nfanteriefeuer mengt iih
orein. Die Stalieuer Oeriu4eu metit
pes Ra6ts Sturman1riffe auf bic ron
uns beIeBten 6Gben User le IhicBen
Ihle6t. Sr Der oeroanqeueu gld4t
iiperItiitteten lie uuIere S;elun3en
nit 10000 @eItoiien. ia IoIlte man
ulnubeu, oab etn 9rortb.il unie:er
sruppeu pcrnihtet lei. 0em 1T ner
ni6t 10. 1us @roe6niB be @e tQB
rerl9menounQ Iino eff 2e'htDer~rn'
Dete All unIerer Seite 0as lit eta
geiipiel fir re @ut:" uro 3r''ifs
berteit Der itoleriIten &dnnHtn. In
Iere Snfautsrie rat na1eo:n IN 2 IL
rdun oon anoerhaIb Gtrne7 ore Sl
taiQone in oer Ea1t Oe,uit e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
eerbiens Gri66pfuaa,

srbtens Gri d. Dp lung,
9lie gDicuer 9lQaemeiuc 9situna" ms
BET cue Soiio. Aur3 por AuS1rub OsS
Srieaes }piiheu Staten uno AJelleT'
lid lln1arn ri+tetr Der 3ar EN-
eigeu6duoiles SGyei6,H an oen &oR'9
g,eter Don Serbter 2aI otelem SF'fI
tbeilte Der 9ar penn aDnic nit oaB
nllnmsbr oss @mqreifen Stlliens n
cen g1eltlrieQ iicher lei. &r iorosrls
ben Nbnio aur, oaiur Sorle 81 ira
ocn DaB qleid3siiiq mi. Der arIe9s
ertlaruno Atd,iena degen GelIetre!p'
unaorn cine beitiae ierbtlde Gtlell'pe
ocueu bic bdbsbur0iidle Utoldrdprs IN
9lnoriif Qenommen perot. &onl9 Ss'
fer beaRtuortete ojeies Scbreiben Oera
nsirenD. @r ertlGrte, er uble llch ifI
uroliidltb, Dem WunIds bea 5dreH
pidt IulQe ltiiten 3u tonneu; alle'R
biz ierbii6e Qlrmee babe 10 aroee 9eT<
lutte erlitisu, leoe no6 tmmer 10 lepr
Eater 5eubsH. perijiae iiber 10 9erla
ac 9orrGtbe an UtunItion lino SrIess
material, bar bic 4uiRabme elntr
trditiQen Cfienioe III elmer SaIdllro'
pbe nerpen t0nrte. IS lei ibm ar'
moolit .oaiIr bic 9eruntpor'llnq ~
iiternebmen.
2 t,pere 9flt6ttn. 9ei Der
SruppenDereioiguuo m Stutigart
fii6rte Der SDuid oon 0Urttemberg IN
ciuer 9(nipra6e an bic y}eupeyeioIgteh
fplaeuoes aus: Sdiuere 8fIId:ten imp
gluiQober plrten @urtr. bic Sbr be4s
te ais aereifte Utdnuer. oIs Srtegstrets
lpilioe ooer ais Retruten ius Sego
sisbt cd de6e Sud bic @eriibsrHng,
bar id mid aui ieocu BON Gub tet
perllNe, odb er ben observation-disclosures
bern no6etferr pirb. tpeIae unlsrs
tapferen. berrliden Sruppen I'm We
iter uuo i'm Otter aegeben brbeu. 5iir
guren i.rneren 2ebenspea. tnsbetors
bore fir Sure militdrii9e 1bdttgtett
ruie tcb SUD alleu Elm innisss uDe
berslidws Got bsfphIsH! su.
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3udsr. - grsiie iistis. - Raf'
finirtr Gutaoaf $3.50; potpb,rsb S6.'
10: gu6es $6.25: dranulirtsr $500;
Gonfsctionrs ~ $3.50; Oil n"
1856 peibsr ,rtpa S5.45; sytpa e"
So % psr 100 piuub.
WolaHesiii fi.tia. - Rsp Dr.
leans OPEN Refill. 40-55C. gentrifu'
cal 20-30c per GaIlone.
Reis. - 2ouiIiana. ffdnep Sedo
7-7tt: prima 6--6sc, Orbindr.r
A-5se. Sdpar 5i-5ae per pfunb.
Daiups sprobufts.
Butter. - Warlt rabia. prsiie
fitid. Wolemii srtra 29t.
gentrdlis.b Grtra 26tc: GentraliSso
7firits 23t; DO. Seconds 20e; 6an'
cp Dairp zoe; padiHg Stod 16h--
1SAc per pfurS.
aGfs Wlortt ff.tia. Dbio 16t;
Horbipsiiliber 15-16e; Rem Yorl
17-17ic: S6peia.r 21-30c: DO.
Bird Ice: 2imburasr 16b-17se per
pfunb.
gter. Marit ilstia, - pri.
ma friide Sabn,rskr 19hc; firfts
17Ie: orbinGrs iirfs 13ie; i.eonbs
12c Der Tubsnb.
9tfliissl. - yaa4fraat gut. -
9roi!ers 2 pfunb uHb bariiber 18e;
inter sfpei pfunb tic; Slbntr
13-13te; Sdbne 9e; aruibiibnsr
12-15c; guIIs 1Se: Guten 10
lie; junee gnteu 12-l4e; GiHfe 6
Sc per sSfurb.
ObRuub gsmifs
SunatQtpfsl. = GorIn suns
unb Dutfeb $L00-1.50 per 8bI.,
iu0buiite 50-75c per Dbl.
8itrpnen. - Weiiina $500
3.25; California $3-25--a60 pet
aiHs.
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5Iuk @rid,tea.
3onnstgtaa. u. glus.

Der C6ioilab III fat Hb.raa i'm
isallsn begriif,n. 9eIteru gt6sub BATE
bsrislbe bei bi,iiIsr StaOt eiusn Waii
fsritdRo bon lG.S'6ub.
Die iol9tHoen 0tpei6eu traien gei
tern bier elm:
gitts6ar5, "a 6.6 5ub, ii+igt.
W6seliug, 10. 9a.-3.5 5uB, falt,
par,srsburg, VI. 9a. -s.5 CUB. fdl.
aduapba Gals. W. %. OF SUB.
c arltItpn. u. ga.--7,0 5ub.
gortsmoutb, 8. 14.S 5ub, idlt.
eouisOiae, ,ap. 81 SUB, iteist.
Gpdnspils, 5no. .-11.5 SUB, iteist,
RaibDin., 9snu s.5 JuB, if.ist.
Chattanooga, G,nu.-5.6 Sub, fdIlt.
Gairp. 81. 31.6 GuB. idlIt.
Rempbis, 1suu.-24.S SUB, it.ist.
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Rinopitb. - Cute leifte. iettt
igl.iT6eriOrtsH iino in Na9frass uno
itstis i'm greiis. StOders uno Sea
hrs iino TART unb I'm 1o-15c 90
Der. Gut. UliIh,iibs iino Itstis.
Wlittlere uno itlpsre Stiere $3.50
$40; aus<rlsisRs bis trtra $3.50
8.75; S9i.n $2.75 $50; 5lsiiters
Stisre S5.5O-S.00; aussrlsIeut S..
10--840; Ssiiers $5.00-8,00 aus.
erl.Iene $s.l0-S.50; aii6e $500
5.75; aus,rIsisne $500 $40; Stods
aih S4.50-5.50; Siod Stisr.
$6.50-7.S5.
8uIt.n. Die 3uiubr mar
ni6t srOb unb bic ppsiis itetis bis
itari.
Raaere unb l.i6ts $4.50-5,5o;
Bologna $5.65-6.O0; grira S6.1o--
|6.25; fetie 9ulItn S6.00-6.75; EXTRA
$6.S5-700.
Rdlbtr. - Der Marti ipar an.
fanes tttis. tpuros aber fdipi9er uno
[um 50-75c nieoriger.
OrbinSrs Bis spobs S5.00-10O0;
fair bis CUTE Iei6te S7.50-l0.25;
.gytra S1o25-n.oos
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12

@rape 5ruit. - $2.50--3.5O
per Crate.
Oranaen. - California BAL.
S3.50-4.25 Der aiite.
Grape 7fruit. - $2.50-3.50 per
Crate.
pflaumeu. Wilb @oeie
, 75-90c. blaue 75c per gu.
3udermelonen Jnbian1
$1.25-1.50 per Gtanoaro Grote, elm.
fsimiIde $3.00-3.50 per 8bl.
Wafftrmefpnen. $15-
$50 per 6unbert Gtlit.
8trnen. ginheimiihe 2uders
birnsr $3.50 per g6l. unb 50-75c
per Blu.
pfsffsr. Giubsimiitsr 90
10 per gu.
Sunge aartoffstu. - eins
beimiide $100-1.25; Gobblers
$1.25-1.50 per 9bl.
Gurtsn. - Ginbsimii6e Is
20c Der 9ubsnb.
9omaten. GinbeimiI6s 25--
SOC per gu.
&raui. Ginbcimiidss 25-50;
Der gbl. Rctbss S1.00-1.25 per 85l.
aobIrdbi. - 35c per 0uBeno
giinbsl.
er6fsn. osfliqe rs 85c
per gu.
pidlss, = ao-35e per 100
etiid.
3adsrtOrn. 8 7t per Da-
seub aolbsn.
3piebeln. - Ginhsimii6e 30
--40c per 8u. unb S1.25-150 per
g5l.
Crime go1nen. - Ginfsimis
fde S150 per 2 gu.
aarottsn. - ginbeimiite 10c
Der 9ussnb.
Rotbe Rd5en. - Ginbeimii9e
5-10c per 9uBenb.
laubprobutte.
5eu. - 2lltes. No. l 1imot9p
S23.OO: so. 2 5imotbs S22.00; Ro. 3
simotbp $20.0O-21.00; SO. aes
mii6ter &lee S21 90; glo. 2 qemii6ter
Stlse 5000: 30. l &lse S14.50; Jlo.
2 ales $3.50.
R.ues. = Ro. / 5bimot6p $3.50;
Ro. 2 5imoibp $3.50 1900; go.
3 5imotbp $14.50 1900; go. 1 ge.
miIdtsr alse $13.50-1450; go. l
Rlse $500; yao. 2 alse s11.OO.
Wdbl.nfutt.r lit itetia. -
Glsi { $23.50-24.10; Wibbling5
srObss $27.50-28.O0; DO. f.iues
$29.O0-3o 5000; ssmii4tss Guttsy
$25.00-25.5O.
SGmereien. Martt fettg.
Slesiamen S6.50-7.35 auf benz Ses
I.ii. unS Ss.10-8.40 per gu. bonn
Gtore. 1imothh $2.30-3.10 per gu.
bonn Stors. guttptiaen SOC per gu.
Nlo6siam.n $1.70 per Blu.
Deri5ieb.nes.
Dele. -Wdrtt ft.tia. 2einSl, ros
bes 55c per GalIpu. in parden bon
6 BbLs. Gslottes 1e mehr. gto. I
2arbol 60c; Cotton Sseb Del, raffis
nirt. Ole Der GaIIone. S.rpentin 4Sc
Der @auone in parti,u bon 1-5 Bar
rsls: soc in Warti,n BON 1875 9als
Ionsn. Petroleum. SbiO Carbon 100
Grab 81 bo. $50 Grab 10tc, 5eab,
liabt IT'S grab 12c; Rsb Gropn Ga.
folin lie: Hapbtd 16c per 9allone m
Dar.ien DON 1-5 g6ls.
Safa. Der War,t III rubia. -
Sbip RiOsr s1.05 per gbl. Don 2S0
Tfb.. TubrIobn binaus.fiiat.
Gala. - Mar,t ftstia. prima
Giip 6a-6ie; DO. Gpuntra 5a-5ic
Der Qfunb.
aohlen. - Wartt rubio. gous
ab,Oabenp $3.5o-3.75, Rub unb
Glad 1926. 2anapba StiidtOblsT
S3.50-3.75. Tub unb Slad S2.25
Der 5onu. aba.li.i.rt. Rau9loi.
Stiittoblsn $3.50. DO. Rub uno
GIad 1925. 9ntbratite S7.75-8.00
r,r 5onne abaeli.f.rt. Gote toiies
S60O-6.50 Der 5onue dbdelitier..
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ghienao II. Qluauft.

S6lDsins. 3ufu5r 1900. -
Wdrtt itdrt. gult $3.50 125;
leiats 500 785; senif6. $6.4o
IT'S; t9pers $6.25 7.25; raube
$6.25-6.40; Gertel $6.75-7.85.
Rinopieb. 3ufubr 5000. Wartt
Oerdn0erlif. Ginbsimii9s 8ssf Siies
re 500 1925; aU6e uno 6sifsrs
1910 9.10; 9ditsr 1915 115O.
S6afe. 3uiubr $4,000; Martt
Id,pd1. S6dfe $500 $50; Gam
met $7.00-9.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12
Gbicaao II. 9luglit.

GbicasO II. elagllit.
@ei9eu. = gir September $1O7a
--t104, am @1fub $1.O9s; fir De
seur6er $1.o7s-lo9a. ON S4lab
S109s.
Dsfd tom. - Jlr Septsnbu TAI
-754c, am Saiub 75sc; fir 0t3eTus
Der 63s-e4sc, am Sdlub 64sc.
Safsr. gIr Septem6.r 394-
41se, am SdIuB 41t; fir 8esem5er
40-414t, am S6luB 404c.
RosssR. Jlo. 2 $105.
9erfte. - 72-S3t.
9imutbp. $5.5o-7.OO.
Size. - $8.59-13.25.
por.. igir Septsmbsr $13.85-
14.O0, an S4IaB 1882; fir O,tO'
Der $13.s7-14.12, an SaIuB $13,s
80.
G&mals. = Jiir gept.mber SOP
8.15, an St.ub SOP; fir S.trNr
8.o7-S.22, ON S6Iub S!O7.
RippsnieitsR. - Gur Sepiembsr
$9.05-925 am S6Iub 9.15; iiir
OttO5er $9.02-9.20, am S6Iub
$9.07.
Butter. - Ulartt b5ber; Creamery
20-24tc.
Gjsr. Wlytt uHperGRber!.
aartoifeIH. Martt unDerGnoert.
@eiIiigel. 4e6enbes. War!t
unberdrbert.
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Der gerufens

.9(6er. msin Strr. tporum beHebeH
Sic btnn 10 bdrindtia bdrauf. mid ~
tsaleitsn24
lin Sic Oor unbsrafnsn gu
.brinpli4sn sa iaiisel@
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Sen. gonbs unb aitisn in a.p yori.

osf4ditsvapiers purbtn ~ 3K-3Ix
stsisattrt. BsHfsl anI 9eRsoH Haren
i4uad ~ tA7ox far 90 1asteiHt; xsbel.
unpsifszssH A7sH xnb Si4t .9sealtl
S%7lk BraHts eiat S.sl, RABBI $50;
RaSf eiGl s31< Gab,i e21f; HiIss 5itt
s.5y, &abd o.sT; Rubd Sit. ssk; Rabtl
ss1<; SiIbu. Barren AT1.e, glsgiianif4s
Tonsrs soH.
&ftisnmarit-Cis giisnbabH.H Httisn
ipaten an9 beuie Dieesr hart unb baiien
Ish sas 0eptuns bs peritiAatu. pabrsno
olf Jneutte' aftien s.orldt Tartn. Ger
Daarft l4Iob xuseree,it.
qiiru5akn aftien.
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Wetaa f. MART.
Rtp gOrt. II. glusu

Rem gOrt. II. 4usuit
aupi,r. Martt flau.
9leetrplpt.t Sl7,75-18.00.
GiIsn. Wartt itart uno uuUerdH
bert.
3inH. UIdrtt fsit, S34.87A
35.37t,
l9lei. - $3.50.
Speliu. Ssiue GuOiiruugsn.
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1dglider Waarft- SeriHt.
Gfneinnatt, II. auauit.

Die n1hfolccnoerl Auoftrun1eN pes
s;eben ii& nur auf Gnaros aranss
aftionen. gei ilsintrsn Gsihdftsn
weroen etiuas bobere 8reiie bereAnet.
propiiioneu.
S6mals prima Stsam
790-8.00; yamil9 S4mulJ 81
&c per pfuHo.
9rodsnaefat3enes Gleii d.
gbort clear Seiten es-10c; ertra
fbori clear 9I-94t; fbort Rippsns
isiten 9l-9Yc; Sdultsrn 84-8it;
gelliss 1O-10sc.
Bacon. Sbort clear S.iten
.10i-11e; .rtra ibort clear Seitsn
105-11e; ibOrt Rippsnieit.n 1Oa-
lie; S6ultern 94-9ac; Bellies L.
11at.
Suaar Gur.b Sl.ifd. =
S6intsn 15t-16e; picnie Saultern
104-105c: greaifeft Bacon 18-
19c: Sbult.rn in podettu 10a-11t;
q. y. Gut Shultsrn 105-11e; trp'
den. ge,f s6int.n 23-25c.
Gisaep5fs!tes Hltif d. -
per pfunb: S9int.n 12-12ac; pic
mic G6ultnn 9i-9ic; Bellies
1s-165e; GGult.rn 10t-1oae; u.
q. Gut bo. 103-10ac.
Hrif6esNl.iit - Sdinf.n
11s-124c: pitnit S4ultsrn s.
SIC: S6uItern s-8te: ibort rip
penisiten 9-9ic; fbcrt clear Sei'
ten 9-9lc: srira ibort clear Setten
9-9lc: Bellies leidt 16-16ae; Bel
lies iflpsrs 10-11c.
Weblunb getrtioe
WebG. - Wint.r pat.nt s6.35--
6.55; Dintr fanep $5.9o-6.15
Rinter Tamilp S5.50-5.65; Dinter
.rtra s5.O5-5.25; Bin!.r Orbindr.s
$4.S5-5.05; Slrtes Dinter Patent
S6.65-7o5; Sartss Wint.r fantp
$e.20-6.45; Sartes M.iaen iamilp
$5.20-5.60; Roa1.nm.bl, noropslt
libes o.m;fht.s $5.95-6.20; rsines
an n n. 0 ~
enp Toea.nlhspl So,uo~o;oo' - o '9 or
aenll'@ies 90a9en[nspt so:SoUEJ. 49, T,:,,,.-
., WeI1sa I1saa. 2. mo 20. ~ 'Si|5 Il 10 dIS.
Sn St = - 81 e. o. 10
w. w. N+'0 '
O, ~ ~ ,U.;s.s Uin onIUai,. Ro 2
So a0~a0.r Ro a no 79l-8Ot:
sJao 8 bo. 7sa-791t; Qo. 6 bo. TIL
-78lt. - no. / o,lbes Sic; so. 2
DO. SOa-S1c; so. 3 DO. 80-S0te;
Ro. 4 DO. 79t-60t; glo. 8 DO. 7Sa
-79Ai ylp. 9 DO. n -78ie. - No.
l semn9tes SOafi Ro. z gtHHl9tss
QO--S0lf. Ro q m 7q1-S0c. SO.
~ &c
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Anstpdrtiae Didrfte.
Rem gOrt II. ausait

Ule6l. - Wdrtt ieit.
Roggsn. - Wartt felt; go. 2 We.
tern $1.09 c. i. T. 0ep gOrt fir 3us
fubr; Ro. l Qortbern Oulatb $1.183
unb go. l Rortbsrn Wanitoba Sill
c. /. I. Buffalo.
Weli4torn. = Wurtt TART; Stan.
barb CSC; J1o. 3 rUeiber 67at; faner
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-12

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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-08-05
A French Boys Pluck.

A patient in the American Ambulance
Hospital at Neullly-sur-Seine tells the
following story OF one OF his comrades
eve had been living in the trenches
for days with the water above our ankles.
At that time our trenches were only thir-
ty-six yards away from the German
trenches, so that we could hear The enemy
talking and whistliug. and, indeed, we
often called across TO them.
Zone day, young p, who was hot
tempered chap about twenty-one years
OF age, threw down his shovel and said
that he wouldn't work in such nasty
hole another moment, and that he had
rather die at once from a German bullet
than live another day in the trench. Any
how, he was going out 10 chop some
wood for floor and LET the Germans
shoot him if they wished.
"Thereupon p. calmly crawIed out oi
the trench, walked 10 a woodpile in full
sight Of the Germans, and began making
planks from the wood. He worked a
whole hour for the Germans were so
much astonished at his audacity, and SO
delighted with his pluck, that they made
no attempt to stop him.
"When he had finished the needed pile
of boards, p. as calmly carried them into
the trench; and the men made good
floor of them.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-08-05
The LINCOLN Memorial.

The Lincoln Memorial, now under
construction III Washington, will be The
costliest monument ever erected TO the
memory of one man. Its cost will be
100000. The Washington correspon-
dent OF the Boston Transcript, describing
the plans OF the architect, says:
The memorial will stand on broad
terrace, forty feet above grade, and with
a radius OF one thousand feet. II will be
OF pure Colorado marble. The colon
made, on all the four sides, 1873 feet long
and ll8 feet wide, will contain thirty
eight columns forty-four feet high, and
seven feet five inches in diameter at the
base. The great central hall will be sixty
feet wide and high, and seventy feet long.
In the centre will stand a heroic statue OF
Lincoln. The lighting scheme is unique:
the only light admitted to the chamber is
10 come through marble panels, one inch
in thickness, set in the ceiling.
Each panel is two by four feet, and
each series OF three panels will be divided
by bronze beams, four feet deep, worked
in oak and laurel-leaf designs. The rays
from lamps or sun will fall softly upon
the head OF the martyred president, as
like as human genius can conceive il TO
the "light that never was, on sea or land"
On the north wall, set in an immense
marble tablet with bronze letters, will be
Lincoln's second inaugural address.
From the south wall, in the same design,
will stand forth the immortal phrases Of
the Gettysburg speech. Before each
tablet will be set four pillars, so placed
as TO give the effect OF dividing the hall
into separate chambers, and making that
in which the statue stands an inner shrine.
The plans show lagoon extending in
front OF The memorial two thousand feet
toward the Washington Monument. The
work will probably be completed in the
spring Of 1918.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-08-05
NEW VOL. 50-No. 81.
A Remarkable Dog.

Monsieur Dumont, tradesman OF the
Rue ST. Denis, Paris, says Owen Jones
in the Badmintou Magazine, offered to
lay wager with friend with whom he
was walking on the Boulevard St. Antoine
that if he were TO hide six-livre piece
in the dust, his dog would discover it and
bring it to him. The wager was accepted.
and the piece OF money secreted, after
being carefully marked. When they
were some distance from the spot. Mon
sieur Dumont called TO his dog that ne
had lost something, and ordered him TO
seek it. The dog. by name Caniche,
Immediately turned back, while his mas
ter and his companion continued their
walk.
Meanwhile a traveller. who happened
TO be just then returning in chase from
Vincennes, perceived the piece OF money,
which his horse had kicked from IFS hid
ing place. The traveller alighted, picked
up the money, and was driving Oft 10 his
iun, in the Rue Pont- Choux, just as
Caniche reached the spot where the
money had been hidden. Caniche> at
once followed the chaise, entered the
inn, and stuck close TO the traveller, leap
ing up necessarily about him. The irav-
eler, supposing him TO be some dog that
had been lost or left behind by his mas
ter, thought the dog was trying to make
friends with him, and as the animal was
handsome, determined 10 keep him. he
gave him good supper, and on retiring
10 bed, took him with him TO his chamber.
But no sooner had the traveller removed
his breeches than the dog seized them.
The owner, OF course. took them away.
Then Caniche began 10 bark at the door,
which the kindly traveller opened, think
ing that the dog wished TO 60 out. Cant
che instantly snatched up the breeches,
and away he flew. The traveller posted
after him in his nightcap. anxious for his
purse, which was full OF double napoleons
OF forty francs each. Caniche ran full
speed TO his masters house, which he
reached a momenl before his pursuer,
who was naturally out OF breath and fud-
ously enraged.
"Sir," said Caniche's master, my dog
is faithful creature. and II he has run
run away with your breeches, II is be-
cause you have in them money that does
not belong TO you"
The traveller became still more iniuri-
ated
Compose yourself. sir !" reioined the
other, smiling. Without doubt there Is
in your purse six-livre piece with such
and such marks, which you picked up In
the Boulevard ST. Antoine, and which ]
threw down there with firm conviction
that my dog would bring Il back again"
The stranger had TO admit that was the
case, and when he had returned The coin
TO Caniche's master, the dog permitted
him 10 take up his breeches and 20 back
in them 10 the inn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-08-05
The Tiger Lily Hangs On.

Pertinacious is the tiger lily. Once set
in garden. il is there to stay. The hand
that planted il may be moldering in the
sod these many years; generations may
pass; The old homestead may have gone
into the possession OF others-but the III
ger lily remains.
Drive along country road and you may
come across clump OF the yellow flowers,
dotted with black spots, hidden away in
the grass in some uncultivated corner OF
field. How the tiger lilies got there
may be mystery until inquiry is made.
Then, perhaps, it will be discovered that
in the forgotten past house stood near
that spot The timberS have rotted away
and the foundations are covered with turf,
but the tiger lily is there, an almost I'M
perishable reminder of mans work.
II is one of the cultivated plants that
cannot be crushed out by the more RAM
pant weeds or bushes. II withStands the
coldest winters and the dryeSt summers.
Itis as defiant as the animal whose name
if bears, and yet it is stately in its beauty.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1915-08-05
Lost At Crap.

John w. Gates, on one OF his southern
trips, was stopping at hotel in Joplin,
Mo-, where he was attended by very
dignifed negro waiter The noted plum
ger became much attached TO the negro,
who was very attentive and could al
ways be depended upon, or atleast Gates
thought he could.
One day The negro was so attentive that
Gates gave him a S. bill as a tip.
Next morning at breakfast dapper.
young and rather yellow negro approached
the table. Gates looked him over, then
growled:
"Who are you and what are you doing
here ?"
"Why, boss" replied the stranger.
'1'se yoh waiter"
"The devil you are" said Gates. my
waiter is twice as old and black as you"
"Yas, sab, knows he was yoh waiter,
sab, said the interloper, "but he done
lose you TO me in crap game las night"