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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
BcTTY'S LIFE SAVED BY
USE OF RED CROSS SEALS
She wss Taught How TO Care For Hs~.
self After Her Mother Had Died.

She Wss Taught How to Care For Hsss
self After Her Mother Had Died.
she was real pretty. and 80 full d
fun that the dlmples were alwayt
showing In her round, red cheeks"
The visiting nurse Of the Anti Tubcr.
culosis Society was talking Her
eyes were big and brown and nut-col-
cred hair curled naturally In little
rfnglets over her forehead and ears
She was Just eighteen when we Hrst
met her and 30 neat and attractive
that one would think she belonged to
the well TODD class Of working people.
but when We followed her to her homo
one day we confronted startling facts.
The red In her cheeks was the flush
Of unnatural inward fever. the high
spirits were a pitiful antldots to pitt.
less conditions. and the big brown
eyes saw only squalor when they werv
not nIed npon a typcwriting machine
an imaginary bright one.
THE room we entered was q gen.
eral living space. used also a. an eat
ing. cooking and sleeping apartment
There was but one bed. and Betty
had to sleep In It with her mother.
who was too weak TO sit up. An open
cuspidor sat where II would be con-
veniently near the bed. which placed
Il by the stove. where their food was
cooked The mother. who was suffer
tng In an Advanced SINCE az tuber.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
The Apartment pwelIer.

The apartment dweller is wei
warmed. lives Fear his business ant
his anus, ments. is close TO humankind
and is relieved from the responsibility
OF house and from the Inconvenience.
of outdoor duties involved in n de
tached dwelling. To get all these bene
FITS the apartment dweller is asked I,
surrender two desirable things, name
~, inside room and outside air-Min,
neapolis Journal.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
When Clock Gets out Of Order.

II your clock gets out Of order, try
lubricsting the works by the fumes
from a piece Of wadding soaked In
paraiin. Set the waiding inside the
case under the works; unless the
works are actually out Of order the
fumes will act on the machinery. 1t Is
quite u simple but tried remedy.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
II Cam, BE Done.

A New York meoieal journal thinks
II all wrong for people to try 10 mini
mize their sleeping hours simply be-
cause Napoleon was suffered TO sleep
but little. In other words, the editor
would impress some ca his readers
that they cannot become Napoleons
simply by sitting up late.--Puck-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
Washlna Chamols.

Use luke-warm water to which .
pinch Of soda has been added. Rub
the channels well with soap and wash
as you would any other garment. The
secret of having II soft after washing
Is TO rub well between the hands, and
pull into shape before It is thoroughly
dry.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
Goats to Newcastle"

To carry Goals Ia Newcastle" means
to DO something that is superfiuous.
6ewcastle being great coal field.
carrying Goals there would be u type
Of unnecessary action. The French
have saying To carry water to the
river for the same thing. and there
are several Latll equivalents.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
Mystery Of Chimney Swift.

The chimney swift furnishes one OF
the unsolved problems Of bird life. The
focks drift slowly south until on the
northern coast Of the Gulf Of Mexico
they become an innumerable host
Then they disappear and for five
months their hiding place is u mys-
terry.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07

II asked for ali,nCny of $50 week
] see wir!men ARE getting that RICH
along. but, mndam," expostulate1
the lawyer, your husband is earninr
only ST." What's that got TO do with
IL? | thought the government provided
the alimony."
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
The SPIRIT OF LANCASTER.

Thanks! For the bets we didn't lose;
Thsnksl For Wilson and not for Hughes:
Thsnksl For the war that we aren'tin;
Thanks! But let those Allies win;
Thanks! For the weather. the sunshine
and rain;
Thanks! For the JOY and thanks for the
pain;
Thsnksl For this and thanks for that;
Thanksl For The lean and thanks for
the fpt;
Thanks! Let the echo ringi
Much obliged for everything!
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
Daily Thought.

The life a man leads after his death
In the memories Of those who loved him
Is stronger aud better life than any
he lived during his physical life.-But-
Ter.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
Fsult.Finder's Folly.

lie who seeks o..ly for faults sees
nothing else, and will be 50 fully con-
scious Of the faults of others that he
viii b. at fault himself.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-12-07
FIGHTING
IN THE AIR
By ALAN HlNSDALE

- adventure and desires 10 De I'D H.
After fifteen up to. say, twenty-five
ne gets in II II the opportunity occurs.
And 4, 10 Tim, ncriod I'm his life wben
=. a most atted far hazardous enter
.risos During the war between the
s,.tes both Union and Confederate mr.
mics ver. fulI Of Youngsters under
tho minimum nrc tbst was fxed by
/. w IN, enlistment
Ru, 1, has heep reserved for the
,wen,ie,b rpn,urv d, excaI all others
\, furnishing n ,emn,inu 1eld for dar-
inc o,n,o,,s What rould II. more
,hri,,,,y than fighting far nm iu the
! .,ra Tho vrea, Eurooenn war fur
n,sbos tho acme NJ da-ipg in hattie
I, uouId SOON enoupb for one tn risk
NJ. ,lfo nm In tho clouds with nothing
bu, thin air between him and the
..rtb but 70 ATTACK nuotber siyship,
tn.ro con opIr no got dovn tn the
,r,n,osso,ce or racklcssp.ss
Tbo,ob an American rould NOT. re-
| .,st this hind of warfare and early IN
| IN. s,rp,u,e wont IN England to stusiy
ana nr,ct,ce sv,at,on. was seyep-
teen wbsn 1 went abroad. bur nineteen.
before I was admitted ipto the corr,
az high aiers and sent 10 the front.
| Nv serop,ane was one of the smaller
k,,6 and I managed II alone NV du-
~. were s,mp,y 70 obtain information
=, r,s,po h,ob enough 70 look down IN
m. .pemv's works also directed
m Are n, course ! was constantly
4 target for shots from the earth. but
ronld teen ont of rapge-that IL. If
I chose Rut n did not fly near
.,opgb IN tho epemv I couId djstip-
,n,.h notb,np AT Arst when n shelB
.. mo snvwbere near mo I was fright
.ned hnt familiarity breeds conteuTpt.
and I soon became familiar with MRS.
siles
| Ono dav received an order to cross
IN. German line and spy out the bcn-
t,on OF a battery that was demolish-
,ns works our BOYS were constructing
a. fast az thew were built. l went up
.hout 900 feet then made for . point
6,rectly above the place from which
m. sbell, seemed TO emanate.
was sccn by the enemy, and ncS
dorht INV GRAND was suspected, for:
n,...n,,y saw what looked IKE nj
h,rd-,bout a b,rd's size at the dis
tanc,-rise from the rear Of the most
sr,,y. ann and keen mounting. evf-
IDENTIFY with the design of getting above
m. TOO climbed. for 1 did not
p,ono.e that nv enemy should have
an additional advantage In dropping
bomb. ON me.
n Wa. hard TO realize that the little
6,sr with stretched wings seemingly
M larger than n swallow might mean
death to me. I had been something Of
| a sportsman and was familiar with
birds. II seemed to me that this one
night light on branch and pour forth
a song.
He did not light on a branch, but in
time he poured forth a song. 1t was
not the song of bird; 1t was the song
Of a bullet.
But this was not yet.
The German and tockeyed for post
ton. endeavoring to get near enough
to the battery | was ordered to SPY
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-13

Cal) BladNow lumber has because
you in making battleshps
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-13
AS TO PATENT MEDICINES

oNGRESS has finally regulating
- regarding curative number of actions
against og concerns VIII
take he course the Bonanza
no necessity for this
so e patronage that they would have
Patent medicine firms exist
usually OF that should
quenty
pure
headache insomnia
pnhe cocaine old
us anu many religious old gentleman of
paakng steadily
cehage being usually higher than ordinary whisky
Inc bonanza could have thousands
VII" advertisements
cp them at the regular This however
does not apply honest unadud
containing ounine or oil
but to the cureal that
deeous substances all followed
Bonanzas policy there
mem
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-13

co. TbuneThe people generally paid the tariff and
But those who have small incomes will feel deeply tax upon
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-13

Kemmerer (Wyo) Republican-Span must have gone Dem
reported that the Spanish government confronted by
about
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-13

Leavenworth dispatch reports that the pres
soaked in ainsom Saturday The Republicans propose to
worse than that fall.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-13
THE CALL FOR TAFT

he supreme Court of the United
today In times of prominence such as Mar
SNAIL dominated
learned men as it.
and vacancy exists which filled b
the appointment the New
Inc supreme Court will probably called
ang TO the OF of
foreigners and
oil international
court relating blockade
life
nomic law together with his
justice. $500 = Il
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-13
WHAT FIFry-sEveN CENTS MEANS

YER sunn
- e beginning OF the The
equad some weeks but quotation
luke the
heard Of and which Will probably occur
however
dlcatve further
recently has
sions, and they quickly
price of 81
cents less which
interest 10 the belmont Tonopah
millions OF ounces which these
company An
months the
base OF NIFTY cents interest which
certainly should nstockva
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-13


the country
borrow
x as The price of the "NewF edom' in the
soaked Republicans propose to soak him
next
Democratic too
confronted by deficit
business without
asking 100000
County good
with forethought the
because
the use o
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-13
WE WANT THAT BUILDING

OR second time bill in
pubic building in Tonopah attempt not
known dhny
well
ioopah
permanent as they did prior that time
Now with the
the downward bodies Tonopa is assured
long ne ana prosperity and the
population in the state is entitled
ton OF It's business which
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-13
LET US FIGHT AND PRAY

V/ACHFul of more
W American citizens the
10 eng the hymenea VOWS the president
Secretary Lansing
cut
But slaughter
Their
e liberty and pursuit of happiness
titled also violated The old
watch and wait accompanied us andpr
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-01-13
VOICE OF THE COUNTRY PRESS

Wadena Mimi Pioneer iudg
Mr.
another of the
Nor should be
Wilson was secured through the rank treache
rewarded by appointment as secretary
Baux Bridge Advanceln the
the Democrats Republicans to
the Republicans
platform of administration n
fords all the issues the Republicans or need
Daily Colonel Is
that he has NO
cumming the
Me) chonicAn regard
the sn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04

| Rtnbpisb. = Die 3ufubr tpa
tsuie 1iHt fu,srDb als sstpDbnlib an
ConnerIfdg. Die befsren Stiere uni
aiibe fpartn Il, sismli6 gutter yadfra
&C unb itetig, besslsi6sn Stpders uni
Sssbers. WtIHtiibe limb lansiam Uni
itettg.
Ulittlere unb i6tpers Stiere $7.0C
800; Ohien $3.00-6.5O: GIeif6el
Stiere $5.50-T.25; auserisiens bi!
srtra $7.35-7.75; Seifers $500
I6.S5; auaerlden. bis ertra 800
7.5O; aiibe $3.50-5.25; auserfeIen,
bis ertru $5.50-6.25; Gamers $500
--3.s5; fette Mil6tiibe $5.25-6.25
WiI6fiibe $500 800; Stoderi
unb syeebers; Stiere S5.25-7.25i
Seifers $4.50-6.o0; aibe $4.O0-
500.
guffen. = g.i nur mdbiaer 3u-
fubr unb gutter Radfross mar Dsr
Marft beute fart.
sSette gulIsn $6.25-6.5O; Bologna
s5.25-6.25; mogsrs uno let9te $4.0C
-5.25.
&Glber.- Die 3ufu1r mar MI.
mdbis unb bic prsiie itisssn I'm etpa
25c per 100 pfnnb.
geNe a1lber $11O0-11.25; foir
tis quite leiffe $3.00-11.00; orots
mare uno grobs $4.50--10.75.
Sdneine. - Die BON ben on'
bsren Wdrftep einlauienben giiniiisen
gtd6rihtsn hdtisn CUR 5olse, oab auep
bier bic prsifs i'm 25c per 100 pfuHp
beruntergingen.
@ute bis auserleIene 0srianbts unb
syleiiheriorten SS.l0-8.15; stmil9ts
@erIanbtIorten $7.90-8.10; aussrle
isns miitlere 16O bis 1s0 pfuab $3.50
800; Ieidte 8sridnbtiOrten 100 bis
155 pfunb $7.40-7.65; prbindre bis
gut. Jsrfel 10 piuno uno psnissr
$5.25-6.65: oroindre bis auserlelene
fhpsre fstts Sdus $5.50-7.65;
staes $4.00-5.50.
g 6ufe unb Glmmsr. - Die
.3uiubr mar aud hute iDieber s.rins
ger als bic Ra6irass, uub bic prsiie
i,isgsn I'm 15c per 100 pfuno.
Shafe, srtra, $6.60-6.S5; CUTE
Big auserleIsne $5.75-6.40; ORDINATE
Big fair $3.00Ts5.65. 2dmmsr. srtrd
$1125-11.50; gut. Bis au5srleiene
$10.00111.00; ouserIeiene bis fair
$6.50-9.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04

@srtte. - 70-81c.
9imotbp. $5.50-7.65.
Slice. - $10.0o-18.50.
Bort. - Fiir Uaai $20.32-20.55;
ant SdIuB $20.45. Sir Suli $2o.45
20.50; am S4lub $20.45.
Shnal3. Tir Mlai $10.05-
1o.15; am S6lub $1o.o7. Sir SuIi
$10.22-10.30; am S6lub $1O.25.
Rippenieitsn. - Sir Mai $10.92
-1102; am SdluB $10.95. 5iir
SuIi $11.o5-11.15; am S4Iub
$11.10.
Butter. - Wartt unperdnbert.
gier. - Warft b0ber; 3ufu9r IL
s91 aiitsn; firits 29ae; oroinarp
firits 28-283c; nuf Dem Martt "a
29e.
aartoffeln. - Wtartt niebrieer;
3ufubr 12 Cars. Mi9isan Nisconiin
WtinneIota unb 9atota fpeibe 90
95e; Wlinnsiota unD 0atota Sbios
$500.
Gefliissl. 2ebenoes, Wfartt bos
fsr; 5d4ue 16c; Griihjabrsbabnsr
1Sc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
5luk.Nabribten.
ifreitaa. 4. sssbr. 1916

Jreitas, 9, 4. Jsbr. 1916.
Der OhiofluB fpirb au6 beute nod
stpas itsigsn, unb beute gia9t tpo5l
i'm ubsrsn gincinnatier 9iitritt itas
tionGr iperben. 8eitern 2lbenb bate
Der JluB BEL bieiissr Staot sinsn @ais
lsritanb DON AS 5ub.
Die fOIssnOen 0epei6eu trdfen
rabrenb Sss seitrigen Eases bier elm:
piitsburs, pG.-11.9 Jub, faat.
gS6eeliHs. %. Ba.-19.0 SUB, iteist.
partersburs, SO. 90. -24.5, iGut.
'lbl'll 'e'0I-'p8 'G5 'sBpA p1apuuB
Gbarl.iiOn, %. ga.-13.0 5uB, iteist.
9ortsmuutb, S.-41.4 Jub, iisigt.
ecuisoiI., ap.-21.4 SUB, fdGt.
eoansoiIle, Snb.-40.O SUB, iteiet.
Raiboias, 5enn.-2o.9 Jub, iteiat.
Chattanooga. 3enn.-19.4 Iub, itsigt.
&anfas Gi.p. MO. 29.5 5uB, fdat.
memphis. 5mu.-41.2 Sub, itsigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
lin Die Seeberridait im Sabr.
1915.
Bonn aonteraomiral 3. .. aaIau
pom Sole.

au4 i'm 2aitfe oes 5speiteu, 3un
Sdluils siIenoen 9riegsidbres lit ei
naf oem Blame Gnglanos su cine,
entideioenoen ariessbanoIimg 5ipi.
ihen ben Soitptflotten nidt gefcrl.
men. Tie Seiitife SIotte, orobeno in
lrcr iteten aanipibereitidait, Bat Die
eE9lanoer uiht ben Whitb iin6en !ai.
'cn, segen uniere Rorbiront nit 9lui.
bietun9 ibrer gan3eu Seemaft porSu.
acten; es III ibneu ofieubar 5u ris.
fant eeDeieu. Selbit BON Den 9rabIe.
reien oes Wir. 9burhil nit 0etnsIus.
rauhern Der Ratteu lit es itia eeDor.
ben, wennihon ieinRahioIeer imstu.
te bes Griten CORDS Der glonliraIitdt
aud Den Yfliub rett poll nebnlen
fam. neuH es gilt, Der @eIt Die inn
GlmtelH oes Horoens perborgencu
SeIoentbaten Der .grano fleet" aus.
Siipoialinen ssm rihtigeu @efiibI, oab
tr0toem Die ireiinoIidb neutral @e.
iinEteH aniansen, iif iiber Die ltntbd.
tiaseit Der .erano iIeet" 81 plnoerr
irH6 3peiiel an ibrer Griiten5 5u be.
ger, bat bieAoniralitat fiir3lit ourt
ameritnnii4e uno iran5oiiid5e 9iepor.
ter. Die iie sum @eiud) Hat ben Srf.
uep. Snieln eineelaoen, bejeligen Iai.
ieil, baB Die SeenIadt Guglauos nod
gepaItis lei nno i'm gtorOen Sbott.
lcubs iiir oen geitano oes britii1en
&eltreits gardntiere.
Gu Die eneIiide Saitptilotte Der
Scitibcn erbeblid] iIberIegen bIieb
tret Der s,eriiiite all Sinienidiiien
iuio 9reu5ern, Ole iie felt Dem @esiHn
bts StrieeeS eriitt, uulo bo oiele ueber.
le1cnbeit nod Suuabm Ourdl Ole ,Se..
tigitelilng einer eroBeu 3abI id,on
por ariessausbritt) im Ban lid be-
iiabenben SdJifie, 10 iuiroe in DEM
Notwithstanding Der mariti.
men arGite Den SallptgegneriL oas
Dem meerbeberrihenoen gibion 10
beansftisenb uno uuertraslih eribtes
ucn mar, oab cS oieier @eItfries an.
5eheln ilno ausbreheu lniicn muBte,
ui6ts WeisntIiats sednbsrt. Sn Der
Sbat baltrn iid ole beioen &auptilot.
ten geacnieitis in Sbad] nit Dem er.
foIg, SaB Sie 9lnbabl Der engliihen
arelBer uniere aauiiabrteifIotte gun
Ctilliegen jpinaen unh oen Sauoel
ter 4eutrnlen itiltereinanber uHb nit
inns aufS Shperite belGitigcn tam,
i'm iibrieen nber oie eualiidc Marinc
fir erniterc llnternebnumgerJ pie 2
y. aegen ole Gdroanellcn, irift Hrebr |
qeiriisenS itarf iirh crlpeiit, iclbit init
@eibilfe Der iran8oiiihcn uno itaIieri. |
iben Glotte.
@erm alio Die n9rdnS fIeet" Den
gefibrIiher aonh,rrenten uidd 5uri
Sample bermsioroerte. I'm iid Die
orinaeub benotbiete gepegungsfrei.
belt 5ii beritnffen, 10 miIb man oil.
ncbmen bob bic engliide Regierina |
ibre anii&ten Dor Der @trfli&teit oes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04


Ses Wlimen R q DE. Der Pas
riier .grceIiioy" brinst bas foleenpe
luItiae @,ei4iat9en: 4uf einem boil
lGnpiiAen 5beater ent3tpeite iich Elm
S6ouipieler NIT ieinem DIRECTOR unD
srbieIt feline &iinbtguRg unb Spar
Iollte sr bic giibue gleit na9 Dem
lebten gltt zines erfolgrsi1en Stiides
perIaiien, Der Sdapipisler iteute pa.
rim einen Hibter bar, Der i'm afpeiteu
9ltt etnen Wlifetbater gu ,3Dunesor
belt Su perurbeilen ba, LIN i'd fiIt
pie briiste @ntIaiiung Su rGtea, belt
er in Der GeridtsiSene etne ieierlt6e
uno be9riiuDenoe Reoe aus Dem Stes
reif ltro iprah ben 8erbreher frei.
Es mar nunmebr unmpgIi6, nod ben
brittsn gltt Al ipielen. Sas Yublis
tUm rdnoalierte urb oerInHgte fein
@elb 5uriit .unb Der SirettOr mare
frpb gelpeien, tpeun er ben Strett nit
ieinem Sd,1uipieIer uidt 10 nett tom
men bate lahen.
Damp I'm dl3e fur VI IL
on. Sn einer leBte Wode in Dallas.
Serds, abee6aitensn 3uiummertuuft
heg Staats Gretutiptpmmtttees Der De
mptrutiI6en pdrtei rpuroe beihlpnen,
bic bon oem i'm Sabre 1913 angenpm
meuen Stantseeieb oorqeiebeneu Sris
mGr z8dbten bebufs Rominiruns eines
prGitoepten Der Ser. Staaten riht
abSubalten, buaeeen tpie friiber ges
Sirtsz, Gpuntpz uno Stoatstprpeutips
nen 5u oieIem 3tped etn5uberu'en, I'M
untsr teinen llmItGnben ben 9eauern
beg prGIioenten i'm Staute 9elegenbett
Al eeben, eiueu dnoeren Sdnotndten
iiberbdppt nun 3u nenneH. Wilion lou,
mad oem 0urif uuo gBilleH pes
&onmittees einitimuio uomtrirt Der
ben tlnb DieIe Ginitimmisteit 1T unter
dIlen llmitdnpen uro nit oiilfe nller
Wlittel Al errei6en. Die OppoIitiou
pirb Upn pprnberein muHotot geudbt.
Rei9er 5tfd3ug. Gesen
pGrtia ipiro in "a Grohe ber grobte
Sang bon adrpfen uuo SuffaIlctt'
ihen, Der bort je i'm WIiHtiiippi ges
mad1t tpproen 1T, uad oem Often bers
Tru6tet. Gs iino Stpei aon3e Subntpags
oons erfptoerlit, I'm bic Biid,e unters
briueen Bu tounen Sm san8eu oiirfte
Der fsona 100000 pfurO betragen.
Gin ein5issr asiih5us brahie 4o,00o--
Bfnnb on adno unb reprdisnttrte en-
men @ertb Don tpsnigitens $500. /,
Der gdng ipurbe nit etnem TOO 5uB
lnnaen geb eemadr. Der @liidspiI3
mar Der Slider Sbomos Wi0idms uis
BrptpNpile.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04

z r. !
iab sif ihaften S9pierigfeiten made.
Die @bfidt Der cngliiden Aeaic.
ring, Die 0eutihe @epolferung nnp
gSirtbibaft bilrh glbidluB jeoen 9er-
tebrs nit Dem IuslanOe aussliblii..
germ, bat Der 6isberige 9erIaui aes
Seefrieges nidt III erfiiaung geben
ieben,. trob riifIidtslofen 6ebraud,S
oes Strcoits Der iiberlegenen Seenaht
bel Den bIploratiiben @erbanolyns
gen nit ben g1elttralen. &eBterc ho.
ben lid 5lrm Gbetl iebr gefiieig es.
3el9t, gum Gbe,l Dem 9rud na6gebet
nriiiien, 5um Ebeil nber aud oer9tim,
bus Der engliiden 9tllntadt ri6tig
befrertbet. glumablit iolte es nlIdj
Den @nglanoern t.nr gepor6en iciF,
oaB rudj stllidlliB 8uIgoriens iHlo
Der Eiirtei al Die DtttteIm1tte aud5
npn Der Gauerlpirflng ibres Sonoels.
frie9es gegen Die 9teutralen Ole pirth-
ihaftlihe ydeber5lpinglpug 9eirtid,
loro snt6t 81 eriparten iii; aher polt
Der &oifnllna bab Die @irtbitafts.
notb Die MittelnQdte gum gta6qebet
5iDingeH nliiiic, lebt itno beitcbt beiitc
nod DE ertertc
Iie engl:ide 5Iotte. Die i1on bet
Der 8eriolglng Scr beutifcn glus-
lonosfrelBer 10 iil(rraftenoe @eria.
ger 8utage f0roerte, itiiste 5par liz
oagelneinen ben engliiden ISan6el ges
gen Die oeutihe ,Sljtte, tie fonnte aber
oas 9oroaneQenurdernebnen nid)t
oltrhfiibren uno erUies lid als p6ls
lig un5ureiheno sum lofalen Sd,uB
Der aiIiten @nglanos llno Der arncc.
uno Mariretransporte aeger Die In.
terieeboote G!i6 ge4egentliAen Inter
nebmltngen eer &rt u5er Der oeltt'he1
Seirnatbstio;te Die engliiAe 9lomiro.
Iitdt iah iid oaber genotbigt, SIR 9e.
fGnpfuuq 6es L Boots. 5.SflrefS ino
fiir Die Gcriorguna Der obrc ieiteu
Stiibpuutt bel Den Srtncps 1Snieln iid]
neriteden6en &aitptflotte nlebr aIS etr
sSip,ftel Del engiiihen 9ampferflotte
uno ',"gefGb. 1000 SSiihoarrpfer lmo
fleinere 9ampfiuJr3euge 81 rietbsn
uno bo5u no6 ale Sorpeooboote
unounb 3eritorerflotttleu beran5u5tc-
ben. Srosbem lit in @nglonb cine be.
6roblihe @rihiitterltns oes gefanlm-
Observation-Disclosures nift auseebIie-
ben.
SIM iibrigen III es jest cine nliiBi-
eeSahe, iiber ben friegertiden @ertb
Stpeier @egner 5u itreitea; Der aGmft
aIlein, Die ernIte 9robe auf Ser5 ano
0ieren, fam bieie sSrage i6nea uuo
eintpanbfrei entifeioeH. Gm Glib.
uno Rorbrunb Der Norbiee liesen iids
Die feinblideu SIotten gegeniiber.
itets bereit, ii1 i'm &aulpfe gu ureflel
Biz bic 2eiter Ser8oIitif bes eneIiiheu
@eltrei6s ben srobeu @urf tpagen
mollen, ooer Bis bic ItrategiideScberi-
tllng Ser aeograpbiihen Gage, eIc
itart sa llnguniteu Der beutiraen 5lpte
te lit, oard; anoere Moneute ausGr'
gIi9en iein ptrb Wlit Sebnirht cr-
parten itniere Seelelte cine io!fs
@enoung; mnge has neue ,Sabr iie
oieiem 3iel nabet briugen unb 'ic
alis ibrer f6einbaren uno erSlpunae-
men llntDutlcfeit heneieHl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
Gbiedgo, 3. 15e6ruar.

e eine. - 3uiubr $4,000;
Tar,t nisorissr; Built $7.6o-7.s5;
semii4te $7.50-7.90; ifipere $7.45
-7.95; robs $7.45-7.60; Gsrtsl
S5.T5r6.90. IS,
Rinopi.b 3ufubr 5000;
Wartt pilIis; glotipe Beef Stier. $6.'
40-9.60; aiibe unb 5eifers 1920
S.25; adl6er $8.0111.O0.
S9af.. 3ufubr Is, 900; Rartt
unreaelmabis; einies fanep eGmmsr
parsn fir SLIPS; Wetbers $3.50
Sis; gtpss $5.40-7.75; SGmmer
SS.50-ll.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04

3uder. - preiie fen. - Rdffis
|nirtsr Gut aoaf $3.50. polpbtrep
$3.50; Cubes $685.. sranuIirter $6..
40. gonfsetionsrs sI- $3.50. off
~ $6.O5, ipsiBsr srtra $5.S5, srtra
.G" $5.65 per 100 pfunb.
MoIafies II. ftetis. - g9ep
Orleans Open astle 45-65e: Gsntri.
fueaI 25--34e psr @dlIoue.
REFS. - 2cuiiiana, sranep 6eab
|6t-6ae; prtma 5i-5sc crbindrer
4-4ae: sSopan 43-51e per spfunb.
Dairp probufte
8utter. - Wlarit 5ismIid, Iebs
taft iinb itetis. WboIenils srtrd
I34e; gentraIi3sb trtra 31Ac; Gentrns
Iissb firns CSC; Gtfcnbs 25c; 1anep
Ddirn 24e: padina Stcd 17A-19e
per pfunb.
aafs. 1'aris .fsiia, Csle 17as.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-02-04
Gbitago, 8. Jebruur.

Weisen. - 5iir Mai $1.32-1.'
33z; am SdIub $1.33. Jiir SuIi
$1.235-1.25.; am Sdlub $l.24A.
Welidtorn. = Jiir wlai 7ss-
79se; am Sdab 763c. Sir SuIi
7Ss 79sc: am Sdlub zoe.
9afer. Jir Mai 50t -51!e; am
|Gdlub 50ir. 5iir SnIi 46z-473e;
am Shlnb 47sc.
Rossen. g. 20, 2 nominsu; 20. 8,
.sLoo.