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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21
Glmb'Na@ribten.
Greitaa, 21. csuli 1916.


Der obsrs Sbioflub 1T i'm 5allen
bsgriffen unb DirD aud BEL bieiser
StaDt fallen. 9eitsrn Q(benb bate
perieIbe bisr einen DaHeritanb oon
22.6 SUB.
Die fOlgsnben 9epeT4en trafsn Ses
itern bier Elm:
pitts6urs. pa.-6.2 SUB, itsist.
Wbselina, 20. @a.-5.3 SUB, itsist.
par,ersburs, 90. ga.-6.O SUB, fdlIt
aanamha Gals, 70. ga. 10, fGllt.
Gbarleftpm 20. 9a.-9,7 Sub. fGut.
Portsmouth, S.-20.5 SUB, fdllt.
aouisDills, ap, 8.6 SUB, fdat.
epanspiae, SHb.-8.0 Sub, iteist.
ylafboiue. 9snn. .-11.9 SUB, itelst.
chattanooga, asnn.-3 Jub iteist.
aanias Gitp. MO.-1s.1 SUB, fdat.
memphis, SsHn.-25.3 SUB, itsist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21
gbteaao. 20. Suli.

Sdp.in.- 3uiuhr 1900;
Wartt idpa3; Built $9.45-10.OO;
Isi4ts $4,000; semii9ts 1920
-1o.10; idpre $9.1o-10.1O; ROBE
$9.10-9.30; Jtrisl $S.00-9.3o.
R inbbieb. - 3ufubr 5000;
Worit i6pat. sldtipe Beef Stiess
$6.75-10.65; Gtoders unb Jeeosrs
$5.20-s.OO; aiihs unb 9eifers 3d.
$500; aaIber $s.4O-12.00.
g 4afs. 3ufubr 1900; Mar,t
idpa9. Wetbsrs $6.75-s.25; Gpes
$3.25-7.30; 2dmmer $6.50-10.l5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21

0jeIs, sssbs xuS aiti.u in Mru yOrf.

VeI9difsIapteTe pNrbtn 81 4 Z g blstoH.
tirf. @s&iI auf 2onboa paren fetie.
ijnr % faos 9A7iz. eidt N.7S5z; Raesi
dnsdfunaen S4.7eE. Sranes Sid: 5.si,
arosss Sidi 1at1 aaIa AZ, aire stsi
o.4i, aabsl $40. Saubd eidt soK; Qs.
bel eoK; Siiber.esrrem s2Kc, WsytfaHif4s
Tu1eIA lSK.
Glttenm arlt.--9sr Warit psr beuis
nngereSelt unb uerbfieb 70 pdbreno bes
ganjsH 9oses. Giniee BON ben Gftien Der
nsite batien auiebHli4e EsrIuits aui3uwei.
len.
QifeuSahp aFtisu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21

e9maIs. - Sir Gspt. $12.72--
1887: an G9lub $12.75; Giir Dit.
$12.72-12.95; am s9luB $12T.
Rippenfeiisu. - Sir Suli 1882
1885; am SAlu 1892. Sir Sspt.
$13.35-13.47; on G6lub 1887.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21

Hep gort, %. Juli.
SUPPER. = Wartt itetis; Gtectrolp'
tic $24. .W--26.O0.
giien. = Wlartt itetig unb unasrs
dnbert.
3inn. - Mortt feft; offerirt $685.
W-38. 80.
glei. - $6.40 berlangt.
Spelter. - Wartt itarf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21
4dSltHer Waarft. Nerid,t.
Cincinnati, 20. Suli.


Die na9folsenben Quotiruns.n 6.s
5isfen iid nur auf Gnsros 3ranss
altioneu. Bel tlsiNertn 8eiddftgn
fusrbsn etpas b06ere preiis 6ere6a.t.
prOpiiionen.
S6malB. prima Steam
S12.45-12.55; 5amilp $14.o0
14.5O.
5ro ueefal5enes Gleif d.
= SbOrt clear Stiien IOis, AZ
15te; erira IbOrt clear Ssitsn IA;
--15ic; iurse aiippsnI.itsn 143-
14st; Bellies 16A-17c.
Bacon. Sbort clear Seiten
16-16ac; ertra i6ort clear Ssitsn
15t t-16e; ibort aippsnieiten lob
16e; Bellies 17a-18ae.
Sugar gureb SIeiid. -
S6inien 2Os 2lt; pienic S4ultsrr
15-15ac; 9redtfsit Bacon 23-25e;
Gduliern in padsten 15-15te; Rep
yort Gut 15a-16c; trodene Beef
S6tnten 29l-309c per pfuno.
Subgep5t.ltes Jieii9. =
S9inien 17a-1se; piente GdulterH
13a -14c; gslliss 16a-17e; Shuie
tern 13t-14e; S4ultsrn q. q. eut
DO. 14-14sc.
Jrifdes Sfsif6. - e6insen
16a -17ae; pitnic Shultern 12a-
13t; Sdult.rn 12A-13e; fbort RIP
psnTeiten 13-13ac; ibort clear Rips
penfneiien 13a-14c; EXTRA ihort
clear Wippsni.itsn 13-13ac; 9eaiss
l.idte 1s1-193e; Bellies, i4usre
17-18e.
Webl unb getretbs
Webl. - Winter paient $3.50
5.75; Wintsr ianep S5.00-5.25;
Winter familp $4.50-4.75; Winisr
.g.ra s4.00-4.25; Winter orbinarsr
$3.5O-3.75; 5aries Wsisen paisn.
S5.5O-6.O0; Sartss Wei5en fantp
S5.OO-5.25; 6ariss Wei5.n fami.p
s4.0-4.25; ROsssn, RoribneferH sss
miihies S5.OO-5.10; Rpsssn Gitp
reines $5.O0--5.25; Rossen Gitp 5ss
miI9tss S4.75-5.00.
Wei3en. - 70. 2 rotkr Wint,r
S121-1.23; 80. 8 $1.19-1.2l;
Ro. A DO. $1.O0-1.17.
WeIfaforn. - 80. 2 psibss
S3c; No. 8 30. s2a-S3c; go. a 90.
s1R-82ac; Ro. 8 bo. 500 81 ie;
go. 6 bo. 7sa-soae. - 30. 2 ssls
bss sSe; go. 8 DO. s2A--s3e; Qo. a
DO. s1a -s21 go. 5 DO. S0a--s1ls;
gio. 6 DO. 7Si-s0ac. - Ro. 2 sss
miitiss $50; glo. 3 bo. 82A-83e;
20 4 bo s1a-s2sc; no. 3 DO. sol
Sic; SO. 8 bo. 7Sa-s0tc. II
aolbenlorn, ipsibes. 80 -S3e; aoI'
bsntorn. s.lbes. 83-84e; aclbeniorn.
ssmiTd,ies $3.50.
6afer. - Hortbipefern No. 2
ipeiber 451-46e; Hortbfptftsrn Gtdns
barb ipeiber, 45 8ic; Rprtbtueitern
go. 8 psibsr 43a-44ae; yso. 8 ipsis
Ger einbsimiidsr 42-43e; 30. a ipeis
bsr 41-42t; No. 2 semif6ter AZ
43t: To. 3 ssmiidter einbeimifter 40
-41t; Ro. A semii6ier 1886.
Rogaen. - Ro. 2 98c 81 90;
SO. 8 92-96c; yap. 4 S2-9oe;
Sample 75-SOe.
Wbisttp.
gertauft tpurbsn 500 g6ls. 9i.
'itillsra Jiniibsb @cobs ouf btr gaiis |
ben $1.40 ptr 8allone.
SroeerteB.
Gaffee. - 5aDa 23-30e; Wlos
6a 29--3oc; Guatemala fanep 19e;
DO. gutter 17ac.
Utp caufpS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21
Oieb'a'arft.

gtncinnati, 20. Sua.
3ufubr unb gsrianbt ipdbrenb Der
lsbten "a Gtunben, Dergli9en nit Den
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21
2lms,udrtise Marfte.
Nsp gort. 90. gull.

Msbl. - Wartt bSber; sprins pa
tents $6.40-6.65; Minter pat.nta
$5.65-5.90; g8iutsr Straisbts So:
25- $50.
Wsi3sn. - Usarti fart; 90. l 0u'
rum $1.24s; no. 2 barter $1.274i
Ro. / Rortbrn Duluth $1.34t; ylo
l Rortbern Munitoba $1.314 I. 0. S,
Rem yort.
Dsliatorr. = Marti ieii. go. 2
sslbes, 913c {. |. I. Pep Yort.
5afer. - qiarit itetis.
Sea. = Martt beirlabe itetis; go.
/ $1.30; Io. 9. $1.6-1.15.
.6opfsn. - Wtarit ruhis.
9du.e. - Wartt ieit.
aebsr. - Wartt fetis.
port. - Wartt feft.
Beef. - Wlartt tetis.
S9mal5. Uartt idwa6; Mibbis
Wsit $12.9o-13.00.
sals. = Marit itna6; Gitp &c;
gountrp Special SSe; Spectal Sc.
Wole. - Wartt iietis.
Reis. = Wartt itstig.
WaolaNes. - Warst flau.
3udsr. - Rr5er. Wsarit feii. Gems
trifusal $6.27; UiolaHes $3.50; rat'
finirter 3uder, waartt tetis; fsin sra'
nullirter, $7.65.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21

800 per aifte; 2imes $1.0o-1.1o
per Rifle
Dransen.- @alsneia $3.50 :
4.25 per aifte.
GrapeSruit. - Sloriba $4.o0
800; California $3.50-4.O0 per
aiiie.
pfirfide. - Glbsria $1.25-
1-65 per erate; Georgia Bells S1.2o
-1.5O; per Crate.
Gantafoupes. California
StaHbarb Crate $3.00-3.25; Sumbo,
fla6e Gra.., $1.35-1.4O.
5eibelbeeren. $2.75-3.s
90 per grate DON "a Auarts.
atriden. = Ginkimiihe 500
-250 per Crate bon "a Quarts.
Sta4elbeeren. = $1.25-1.s >
80 per Crate BON "a Quarts.
9rombeeren. - $2.OO-2.5O
per Grate Don "a Nts.
Detpbeeren. - Rorb Ga. Ia
$2.50-275 per Crate.
ptmb beeren. - Eptbe So.ott--
400 per Grdte Don "a Quarts.
S0bannisb eeren. $500
-2.25 per Crate Don "a Quarts.
aHaHas. - $1.75-2.S5 per
Crate.
@afermelonen. - $50
% per 100 Stiid.
aartoffeln. Ginbeimii6e,
Gaiiern gobblers unb 2riumpbs ST.
40-2.60 per B6l. Giiblide $1.75-
200 per Sad ponn 130 pIunb.
GibiartpffeIn WHFfs
iiiIippi unb Qlabama $1.25-1.5o
per 5ampa.
Gurfen. ginbeimii6e 25--
J0e per DuBtnb.
9cmaien. - 2eras unb Nil
fiiiippi 50-65e per Crate BON bier
R5rb.n.
8fum.nfotI. = ginbeimiiher
81 .0o-1.75 per gu.
grbfen. - Hefp Yorf $1.50-
LIS per Bu.
araut ginbeimiides 5Oe--
81 90 per gbl. - aouisniae 50c-
s1.00 per Crate.
3niebeln. = aouisoill. S3.75
400 per g6l. grsifaI WsiBe $500
-2.25 per Crate. - GinbsimiI1e
selbs $1.15, ipeibs s1.75 per gu.
Griine 30 bnen. = Ginkimis
f9e 50-75e; Wa6sbobnsu s115--
1.25 per camper.
aarott.n. - ginbeimii6e ST.
-1.25 per gu.
aanbprohltte.
6eM - 90. / 3imotbp $3.50;
SO. 2 aimoibp $3.50; go. 3 Simos
ibp $14.5O; SO. / s.mii6tr Slice
$15.50-16.OO; Ro. 2 ssmiiatsr Rice
S13.50-140O; Ro. / alse SLIGO;
SO. Q ale $500; Sieiis,s alfllfa
S11.O0-13.50; Nsiilifes $17.0o-
1900; Rosssnitrob $500 $50; 3Is
feriirob S750-8.00; WsijsniirDb
$7.50-s.O0 per 9on.
Mibltnfmiter. III rubia unb
iietig. - alsie S20.00-20.5O; Wibbs
lines arobes $23.50-24.OO; semiI1s
tss Suttsr $500 22,5O.
Gdmereien. - Warii iie.is. -
aleeIamen $6.50-8.40 auf BEN gsz
leiIe unb $s.50-9.5O per gu. bonn
Stor., limotbp $2.8o-3.5o BON
Stor.; 9eutider Willet $1.40-1.75,
seipSbulider S1.30-1.4o; gu4peisen
S5c-$1.oo; 5Ia4sIaameu s2.s5 per
Bu.
Derf9iebenss.
Dele. = Martt itstis; 2sin6l,
robes 72c per 9alIone in partien BON
IA gbl. 9sto4ies 1c mebr: Ro. /
2arbDl SIC; Cotton Ssb Dill, rafiis
mites SSc per Gdllons. 2erpentin 52c
in pariisn bon / tis 5 Gab umo Soc
in partisn bon 1875 @aIIonsn pes
troleun, Ohio Carbon 120 grab Sc;
bo. 80 0rao SIC; Seablisbt Ito
Grab 9S-10ie; Reb Gropn OafoIin
24e; Rlpbta 28c per galIons in Bar,
iien Don Is Bbls.
Gafs. - Der Wdrtt it rubia. -
Ohio Ripsr s1.1O per gbl. bon 2s0
pfunb, Jubrlobn bin5usefiist.
Sals. - Warit ii.tis. prima
giip si-9Ac; SO. Country sl-ae
per pfunb.
aoblsn. - Warit rubis. you.
sbiOaknp sa.5o-3.75; Nub unb
Glad 1925, Hanaipba Gtiidtoblen
$3.5o-3.75, Rub uub SIad $2.25
per Gonns abselitfert. Mdu9Ioie
GtiidtobIen $4.75, bo. Rub unb Slak
1925. Mntbrorite $7.75-SOo per
1onns atgsIisfert. goie tofst 5000
6.50 per Sonne abselieFtrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21
Rem Osrier 4sas.a axstir1nses

sItAifen aen, d.. = ,a1itl. pae. u. &c. .isih
nt9iton @. tf. iesHM. 4. y. uLAS.4h ssH
Gtnnttc 2 II. A. SlSQ. p. 9. bet. 6s. :. 1izH
BnIt& q. tg..... n ~. D. oitu w 80. lo9h
q. & q. %. ~ a.. e<kN. D. Stdfs ~. :. IA
getbIeben e. IT,. ,se,.1. D. M obi. br.. 5sM
grooii. Trnnftt 81. ,ilS 19lcrf. .&g9. %. ~ .it
Gent. of y. q. b.. ise Nprib. 9ic. 4..... etE
Gent Feather 81. isiMslortb. roc 81. =. se
Gent. Vdctfie l.... eshCree. q, -ef. 4r siSs
dbetap. & On. sDkFeaff. gcHt. ~ .folS
gbsfap. q G. %. IL. ssM scnn. a'n. ~ 80 iefM
q. F.& 9. ipiut Il fhlJlfabiia den. 4r. ssM
g., %. < q. eea. II. ssskAep. SfeeI &c. 80. a7k
gbie1aU OR. 70. IL. TsE gfp &e.1. rel. IL. siM
Qti. .Us &etF.eb.5 io7,t Il Z. .eeiifbp 6on.lr Te.
G,wf& Ct g. .ssn. "A isoE eea1, u. Z. abb. Or. s7M
g.. 8B .ref.lr.. 7SNzc. Taf. ~. 81. los
Gbis. q Norfbiu. 6r si&ec. Dac. ref. A.. -
gnf. 60. ref. ~. ss42s. stailip. Or. isiM
TLso. .&R Or rei.5t. 7sSso. @niirp.. aen.lr. II
Tift. Seerrties 81. lcr. 20. %. 6r. :. icIs
Grie %. 4rEcries9. II rcr. 4 Tae. =, .. SsSS
Grie GER. AZ. TAN ybirbetbe obi. 81. M
lssn. GIsriIie 81. islM linisn Tac. lr..... ssE
@r. Ncrtt. I. ~ .issh Union Tac 60. A.. ss&
81. Qtnf. rel. Dr.. % llf. z. gnbbsr er teiK
ant p. 7. br. ..... ssxti z. gtesl 81. .iss
SHi. Wsf ~ u. ySiaira. 9. GtsT. st.. ,7k
ftnH'. q. 2. ref. 81. IN gsntnrb 1. 5r
3. Sboft osh. tr.. WHsa. iintou AZ 49,. 81
z. & ". IN. IL. 80. HM gge(ttrab fl %. .5r. iii
N.. q. & z. 1. &c.. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21

IGtsstnnett se. Salt. ls1a.

Gtsstnnatt. 20. Snn, 1915
~ NenFex uoreu suh benfs uisber f,6r
Fast bet4dftiat SAB BE Nad,fvaae mad,
DanssfH etas ents. 6ar GarIebsH .on
~ maroen pon 1onfen l-lK4 be.
sau weprsnp UeldattSpaptere 5u 6-SsS
In % Tasa.. .HosM SM. onensn Tatns puI'
~ 81. ssa saa oh-N uho
o." oS p'ae''''
nes'a ssf Hss psst
ntsssn ~ Bart Slptiden Danfen uerfauft.
M eeunterrats tsIrasl w. Erdmts per
vl0U0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-21
Gbteaso. 90. Gull.


Weissn. = Siir Sept. $1.12s-
1.15t; ON S6lub $1.15s. Sir Deg.
I.15-1.1Ss; am S@lub $1.175.
WeII6iorn. = Giir Sept. 74s-
75Ie; am S4lub 75sc. 0ii. Dea. 63i
-64sc; am S4luB 85ac.
SaTer. - Sir Sept. 39z-4Oae;
am S4lub 4osc. aiir De3. 41a-
42se; am S4Iub 42Ac.
Rossen. - Marit ncmineII.
0erfe. = 65-77c.
1imotbp. = $8.26.
Riee. - $7O0-14.00.
port. - Sir Suli $26.0o-26.05;
am S4tub $26.O5. Giir Sept. $24.'
65 AS5; am lS&hk $2A.70.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-03-03

Amongst those prominently identified
with the Zionist movement in America
are Hon. Louis D. Brandeis, Judge Ju1
liam Mack, Jacob Loeb, Pres. of Chicago
Board of Education, Henrietta Sold,
DR.. Stephen Wise, DR.. J. l.. Magnus, DR..
Shmaryahu Levin, Dr. Harry, .Frudenfelds
and Nathan Strauss
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-03-03
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

hapJ, f. "A. OlSO1l, r. y. OelSJ, ". "A. buck-
man, VIM. Wells, Western Finance Co.,
Leo F. Halbert, Zeldo Miller, T. A. Sannis,
G. L. Phelps, David Ravitch, Louis Demars.
The following contributed three dollars:
H. L. Deutch, G. n Reudlinger, E. P.
London, Locomobile Co., A. Altegan, Cha
grin Bros, Mrs. Schwartzky, Jacob Karalz,
DR.. Meluk, J. M. Copperman, Mrs. O. Ber-
man, Max Robinovitz, VIM. Dworsky, H.
Feinsh L. Friedson, A. l.. Goldstein, l..
Cohen, Mrs Mary Kanter, Segel & Co.,
Palace Tailor Shop, S. M. Cohen, P. M.
Kohl, M Mandell, N. Y. Hair Dresser, K.
Balman, l.. Berenstein, Simon Segal, A.
Goldman, A. Faisht, Kordon Mfg. Co., G.
j. Hennaird A. Lustgarten, Abrams,
George Reading, P. Seavem, Kreyer, John
Miller Co., D. Berg, Mrs. Barron, M. Bron
ster, l. S. Dobins, D. Greensbaum, A. Fren-
dahl
The following contributed four dollars:
S. Hurwitz, j. Harris, j. Medkesta.
The following contributed five dollars:
Mrs. Nj. Levin, Minnesota Furnace Co.,
Ornes EssWein e. Ampoy, Leo Samuel, }.
Schutt, Ostuman & Cohen, Puffer Hubbard
Co., Birdie Cohen, Vulcan Process Co., w.
J. Miller, Geo. A. HORNED Co., b. H. Day,
T. F. Dunberg, David Owen, Stanley Shoe
Co., DR.. Daniel Mark, Enderlin Millinery
Co., Zimmerman, DR.. Leo. M. Craft, Louis
l.. Schwartz, d. H. Evans, Max Epstein,
Drake & Ballard, L. S. Dodge, G. F. Eus-
tbs, M. Solevensky, H. ]. Swilter, Reinhard
Bros, Shaperio, Twin City Life ms. Co.,
George Anderson, Leslie Lane, Robert
Hamilton Co., Ben Baer, A. f. Hall, }. B.
Hudson, Colsons, Mellis Pierre & Co., H. F.
Thompson, Carlisle Cameron, Harry F.
Stearns, H. R. Wellenberg, j. H. Greun
berg, Thomas, F. l.. Ribuick Julius Gelb,
Edith Brentwood, Mrs. p Weiner, Glen
wood Inglewood Co., j. H. Queal Co., H.
A. futile, Geo. B. Leonard, VIM. Dvorsky,
H. L. Day, Eagle Clothing Co., Success
Mfg. Co., w. Rudawesky, Reilly Herr Au
to Co., j. P. Snyder, VIM Mandel A. N.
Reno, Levinson & Rice, Henry L. Ulrch,
DR.. Soderlind, P. j. Reordeen, John r.
Vanderlip, A. f. Bardwell, R. Blumberg,
n Poison, White CRUDE & Co., Alice M.
Could Goldberg, Max Blumenkranz, M. H.
Miller, Conner Bros, r. Brooke, Zreo,
George w. Wishard, o. L. Langworthy,
Ture & Co., Chandler Bros, J. CoOperman,
Chas Chase, Judge Dickinson, I. Shapero,
Gilman Sons, DR.. Rolf, DR.. S. Rauch, S.
Trapskin, Frank Mccormick, j. Tuman-
sky, U. S. Realty Co., Wolk Transfer Co.,
White & Rosenthal, A. Lousnthal, Max
Leviton, A. Aaronson American Iron Sup
ply Co., Mrs. E. Bearman, Samuel Pones-
man, Pathfinder Motor Co., Rydell Cloth
ing Co., Rosenfeld & Gottleib, Chalmers
Auto Co., Kathryn Allen, M. T. Chapman,
Kaplinsky, M. Hirschman, G. Hill, DR.. ia
cobs, l. Bergston, Judge Warte, Mimi
Motor Car Co., North Side State Bank, H.
A. Tuttle, Rae Phillips, Salkovitz, l. Hell
stein, j. Gould, A. Ginsberg, n. Heller, d.
H. Evans, j. Frederick, B. E. Fawkes, Dr.;
Groll, H. Tumansky, Fred We'll, S. Wesser-
man, H. I. Weinberg, O. L. Longworthy, H.
L. Berg L. M. Amker, E. Bearman, }.
Brady, H. H. Plercke, Sam Patent, }. Ro-
senberg, Mrs. Calker & Berg, DR.. O. Coop
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Braunstein & Son, B. Benjamin, l. Poznick,
H. Queal & Co., F. Ribnick, A. Cooperman,
Century News Co., Rev. Chazan, O. J. KEEL
ley, "A. Kaplan, R. Honey, H. c. Hanke,
P. Broudy, DR.. Byrnes., J. M. Zeeman,
Walter S. Minor, Nelson, D. A. Odell st.
Paul Table Co., Stein & Rochart, Frank
Danielson, Gray Motor Co., Hudson, Har-
ris Bros, S. Fleische, Feinberg, Max Gold
berg. -s.
The following contributed ten dollars:
Reliance Elev. Co., L. Sorsky, Chase &
Shanfeld, DR.. N. H. Cohen, Buss Balm
bridge, w. E. Rockford, Kronick, S. Rosen,
Washburn & Crosby, Mcknight, M. Wo-
delman, w. H. Ordway, Western Finance
Co., Mrs. G. A. Mathews, VIM. Gutenberg,
Chas. Fenkig, G. L. Hubert, S. Strimley,
Rembrandt Studio, w. p. Devereaux, B.
Simonvitz, Crawford Dickey Co., John
Van Camp, Efrom & Engle, Alexander
Bearman, B. S. Harness, l. Kriener, City
Fuel Co., Joe Basin, Arthur Zeckman,i j.
E. Mayors, Schlitz O'Neil Co., Columbus
Mills, R. P. Woodwork, Mpls. Knitting
Co., Gill & Bros, Fred Head, Hillman &
Stone, IT, w. Stevenson, d. d. Webster,
Grodnick & Fassbinder, Samuel Chute Co.,
Banum Trunk Co., G. M. Stortkiny, j. M.
Gleason, Jos. H. Green, n Kanter, G. F..
Albrecht, Standard Clothing Co., Carr &
Cullin, Munzer Auto Co., N. W.. Milling
Co., Alkert H. Hall, VIM. l.. Wolfson, New
berg & Mandel, Irving Goldstein, Goodman
& Reimch, NJ. J. Hoffman, L. H. Rosen-
stein, Swift & Co., Ole P. Koting, Dr. G.
g. Kennedy.
Six dollars:
Oscar Levin, S. Brochin, Rothenberg.
$685. Mrs. Gill, Schwartz & Co. D..
$780, w. Kanter.
$780, J. w. Bochnack, w. j. Buchanan.
$11.50: Locker Tailor Shop.
$4,000: A. M. & Sig. Harris -.. ...
$14.O0: Mrs. p. Weiner.
$500: Minneapolis City Lodge Collec.
tons.
$500: Powers Mercantile Co.
1890: H. Cohn.
$500: j. Rosenberg, w. B. & w. G. .Jor
dan Co., Ben Bank.
$4,000: N. w. Casket Co., w. L. Harris
Harry Wolfram, Mrs. Edwin P. Welley.
$500: l. Segal /. S. Joseph, Mrs. Mark
Harris, David P. Jones, l.. Krantzby, D.
Landy, w. M. E. Eustis, Northwestern
Knitting Co., Wolpert & Davies, L. Fiegel-
man, A. Bearman, S. H. Holstad Co., Gervy
Weiner, R. R. Rand, Trustee, Mpls. Gas
Co., VIM. Weisman, Butler Bros, Northern
Adjustment Bureau, Williams Hdwe. Co.,
Samuel Garter, Max Kaplan, Irving Robit-.
shek, Miller Bros, Mpls. Dry Goods Co.,
n. Lowenthal.
$4,000: Mpls General Flee. Co., Wyman
Partridge Co.. l.. S. Donaldson Co., Dave
Weisberg, David Berman Reuben Schul-
man, Ben Weinberg, B. Lifschitz, Ephraim
Berman, Atlas Athletic Club, Kaplan.
$4,000: Gymal Doled Club, l. Weisman,
Thorpe Bros.
$4,000: Levin Bros. Furniture Co..
$4,000: Janney, Semple, Hill Co.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-03
to present 10 the public mind"
Cites Need of Tariff

to present 10 the public mind"
Cites Need OF Tariff.
MIR Hughes assailed the Admins
tration for the Underwood tariff de-
claring that after the war American
enterprise would have TO be pro-
tected
THE simple proposition Mr.. Hughes
said, lis presented Shall we lower or
protect American wages? II is not a
matter 10 be debated in the old man
ner with respect TO theories. a free
trade or protection. We have got a
condition which confronts US and
every sober student OF affairs must
realize that American hopes SO far
as they spring out OF the European
war and the prosperity il has Great
cd are doomed to be blasted when the
war ends
Mr.. Hughes referred TO the Tariff
Commission provided for by the Ad-
ministration.
A tariff commission could not pass
laws. however. Mr. Hughes continued
and unless the Democratic party be-
lieves in protection. he feared that
they were without principle SO far
as the tariff was concerned, for
American industry could not be pro
tected by tariff for revenue only.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-03

world in fore en- lands II is idle,
however. TO expect success in that
direction If we 10 not have full pro
lection Of those who represent our
interests abroad
THE dignity of American citizen
ship. and Us rights are not gifts for
The adm nistration to bestow or to
withhold IN its discretion; rather
these are trusts to be sacredly
guarded"
Mr. Hughes assailed the admins
tratiOn for its Mexican policy. He
declared that the question Of recogniz-
ng Huerta was beside the mari"
and not an issue.
And I refer TO il only because Of
he very cruel and unwarrantable
suggestions that an approval of my
candidacy Is an approval Of war; he
aid, "as though our opponents had in
some way acquired a monopoly OF
peace.
II mean to emphasize that the pol
icy Of the administration has been. in
my judgment. not a policy Of peace,
but rather a policy involving petty
and unjustifable warfare; and { pro-
pose that we have a policy which
shall have as its corner stone. first,
that we shall not have a muddle Of
NEEDLE. as Disrael' once said, but that
we shall have protection of American
YES and property, and the prosecu-
ton Of a consistent policy which can
not fail to evoke respect while il safe
guards the rights OF American citi-
zens.
I'VE hear a great deal Of talk. not
only with respect to peace. but with
respect to prosperity The interest
ing thing about il is that these sug-
gestions, which are intended to have
political effect, when examined. con-
sidered and analysed. lead to just the
opposite conclusions which those put
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-11-03
MAsOrERApE PARTY.

The Misses Grace and Mildred litter
entertained a number OF friends at a
masquerade party at their home on
Tuesday evening Those present were;
Misses Mary McKelvey. Marian Alb
bot. Florence Brown, Trma Halem,
Edna and Rebecca Sheldon, Grace,
Mildred, Marian and Beatrice litter.
Messrs. James Davis, Norman Abbott.
Leon and Alvin McGinniss. Harvey
and Raymond PECAN. John McKelvey,
Carroll Mead and Willis Berry. Mr..
and Mrs. William II. Pegan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Gentry, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence P. litter.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-10

Sale OF Bonds OF Fulton Coun-
ty Board of Levee Commission
ers of Fulton County, KY.

The Board of Levee Commits
sionerS of Fulton County, Ky.
offer for sale an issue OF $50, 600
bonds, bearing q per cent inter
est payable annually The bonds
being serial, the first bond pay
able Deceinber %, 1917.
Sale vi bonds TO be made ON or
before september l, 1916.
All BIDS must include the fur
nishng Il bonds and attorney Is
fees TIL, said Board reserves
the right o reject any and all
bids. Biz, must be sealed and
filed with L. C. Helm, Secretary
OF the said Board at his office
in Hickman,ky. tie
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-10
STRAYED. a.

SIRAYED: One A..
weighing about us no, p."eh glt'
two rin@l ~ :, IN each ear. with
tion MI gS IA nose Amy inform
81 wall |, be thankfully '-, rseni,i-
Cd A. Linn, State Line leseiv-
= NJ LIS Leona Wright % =,
Held, Ky, is the CUES. 'iorgan-
sister, Mrs. G. NJ. Ross :" her
.p. President nd H. G. Brownner
frof. w. Z. Farrar of aud
NS,ooAege, RussellviHe. Ky Delhel
v !" ednesday with Rev u spent
Oraln and family. ~ N.
Unofficial reports this
lug say the threatened raiirna Il,
strike has been settled. road
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-10
~, diverse conditio,

weather ,S plant conditions, due +,
damaged p tba e disease and inseet e
farm crops during III, Principal
suited IN Ioss ~ Yo and re-
bushels in prospectiya io9'oo0,00O
buttons, 100000 81 wheat PRO-
5000, 900 bushels leSs corn and
than predicted by the Dea oats
OF Agriculture at the bes. 'hient
OF July This is taken to ,4ng
nigi prices will continue for an Il
these commodities ="
Hiss Minnie Ross, of AIilburn
40, Is visiting her brother. G. A. II
Ross, and family.
Hiss Cyril Peck went to Padu-
- FRIDAY afternoon to visit
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-10
CIRCUIT coURE

Tn Maggie E. Tu'. ker =. =
, n"ghe ,,. suit for siivor vs. q. -, W
e emf, and plaintiff aHere n ian. Ian ?
t tr,Iess and erueA and in br,,nk.
dl,rape No 90 q hernett 10. vs.. Bon
note amt CONSTRUCTION Co, sun nn
son, ''.is: us. Shelby VS.. Fannie Adtin-
SON SUIT for $l10,2I fo, 1 mil
advanced on property ' money
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1916-08-10

All kinds cool, breezy clothes
a, Bradley's.
III. ia. Amb-g and wife left
Wednesday To a ten days stay
ait Chicago ana St Louis.
w. A. Johston leaves next
week for RipleNo spend several
days