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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-14
Don $. werner.
Wtfli6eGront, II. Suli.

Wttll4 5ront, IL. gull.
Gieten aage unb iieben RG4te lang
baben Gran3oisH. Ganabjsr unb Gnss
lGnber unb psr tpeib pelte @Slters
fdaften ionit nod. bic in snsliic9s
frun3oiii9e llHifprmsn seftsdt inb, elm
ununtsrbrp6suss Srpmme!ieuer i6rer
neiIsu Sffenitue porausseben laiIen.
Soffres 72 Stunben Retorb aus Der
poriGbris.n Serbftoffeniioe III bamit
melt iibsrbotsr rporben, benn bic bies,
malige fsinbliae GrtiIIeriesW sWorbereis
tius fpGbrte pulle 188 Stunben lang.
Tag um Gag Stunbe nm Gtunbe bas
seIten GeidoTs aQsr aaliber auf bic
borberfen bsutidtn @diisensrGben
Hkber, branssn In bas Grbrei& elm.
I'm bann srit gu eIplobirsn unb aus
Tanienben BON Rratern sgeuer, Raud,
5erriHene Dra6tperbdue linb 5eriamets
tsrtes 8uumaterial afIer Grt, grbe
unb Steine empcr5uf9leitbern, elm
Chaos, bas bic @r6ben n(fmdtli& an.
fiiut, iiberi9ittet s,rub etnebnet. Die
QauefG Grhe .iastut -labeuhia, aernrhcu.
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3uder. preiis pilIiser. Rafs
finirier Gut aoaf $s.75; popbsrso
S7.75; gubes S7.75; srunulirier ST.
45; gonfsetioners .a- S7.35; Sfi
az $705-715; tpsiber EXTRA $685.
l-7.45; egtra e. $6.75 per bunSsrt
pfunb.
MoIaff.s IN f.tts. - g1ep
Orleans Open aettle R-65e; Gen.
trifugal 25-34e per GaIlone.
Rtis. - aouiiiana, Uancp 6eab
6a-6ac; prima 81 SIC; orbindr.r
A-5e; Sapan 4s-54e per pfunb.
Oairps probutts
Batter. Martt rubia unb
prsiie Rsiis. Wbolemils, ertra
32at; gsntrali3sb EXTRA 30c; Gentras
Iiseb iirfs 26lc; feeonbs 23ie; syancp
DARN 24s; padins Stod 2O-21ae;
per pfunb.
Rate. - Martt iietis. Obio 17c.
Rorbpefilider II Gents; Reip gprt
1Sc; Sdpeissr 35-40c; DO. Bird
17e; aimburser ia A-1Se per pfunb.
gier. Martt feff; prima
firfs 5iibnerei.r 25e; firits 23e; OF.
btndrs firits 20he; iseonbs 17ae per
Dubenb; Gntender 21Ae per Dubenb.
gefiiiseI. - Warit f9wdGer.
Sroilers Don ID pio. unb bariiber
22e; unb II pfuno 19-21e; 6dbne
11ac; Giibner 16e; 9rutbubner 2le;
bo. nit lrummer Druft 10-12e; Gun
6-8e; iunse Gnten 18-14e; alts DO.
11--14e; G6nfe 6-0t; Qtite 1auben
$15O bas Dubenh.
Db.itunb Gsmilfe
Merfel. - GarIp &arDsF 800
-1.26 psr Camper. Urub Gpiel
S1.00-1.25 per Bu.
3ttronen. - California $50
MefIinr ~. 90 % PEI RI
Re; limss $8.268 825 per- Crate.
DrGngen. - Ddlarid. 81 26-I
A25 rer 4fiie.
GsnHe6ruii.-seytDslb &AO0
dorYGa Gal2fnrEias sSa6 4QM Der |
&eate.
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mifdtte, mittlere unb lei6te, 100 pfb
unb auflDdrts, $10.25-10.40; orbi.
nGre bis CUTE Gertel $6.75-S.65;
sinise Uerduft au 1915; orbindrs tis
auserlefene f4ipere iette Sdue 500
800; Stags $6.00-7.5O.
Sdafe unb admmer. =
Die Nudfrage mar eins CUTE. alis
Shafe foippbl ipie bic bsFersn Gam
mer iparen itetis.
Sdafe, auserleiene Biz ertra $6.75
100; CUTE bis auserleiens $3.50
6.75; orbindre bis fair $2.5o-5.O0.
- 2dmmer, auserIeisne bis ertrl
$11.0-1LG0; quite big uuserlefsns
$10.5O-11.40; oroindre bis fair $5.=
00-9.75,
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Srlanb unb ieine Seoeutuua
fir europa.

Inter bieiem Titel bat eiit IN
DeItidlanb Ieber,ber srlanber, Oh.
" ,Gbattertpn Sill ein BUD iiber
SrIanb periabt, unb esin einem Seip-
5iger @erlag in beutifer SprodJe be-
btis sluffldriins bcS oelttifen BoIfes
erideiner Iaiien. Dos Berf, bas Die
beseiitcrtc 9cfiirtpcrtine Der berpor,
ragenblten Sariftiteaer Oei,tiflanhs
bot. btIoet cine peitere 9rGftt@ine
bes @onscB inrtieer Spurpotbae, bos
iih in ben Iesten Sabrcn spiid,n Der
irijfen ,iito. ger,uaut ten @Giec euts
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g bieasp, IL. glusuit.

Sdnsins. : 8ufubr 1900. =
Wartt ibipaG; 8ult $9.9O-1o.45;
leidte S10.00-10.55; semii4ts 1910
-10.5o; f4pers $9.60-1O.5O; raue
be $9.O-9.75; 5srtsl $8.25-9.70.
Rinbpieb. = 3ufuhr 1000. Martt
iietia; Ginheimii6s Beef stisre $500
--10.75; Stoders uHo Jssbsrs S5.r
00-7.S5; aiifs unb Seiiers $3.50
9.25; adlber $9.00-12.65.
S9afe. - 9ufubr 5000. Wartt
iietig; Wetbsrs Ss.60-S.10; gipes
$3.4o-7.5O; Qdmmer $7.50--11 .35.
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a&sltder aNarstN Neridbt.
gancinnati. 12. 9us.


Die naHfolgenben Anotirunasu be-
5iehsn ii4 nur auf gnsros 9ranss
attionen. Bel ilsinersn gef&dften
iperben ettpas b0bre prsiie bere9net.
probifipnfn.
GGmdl5. g]rima Gieam
12.9o-13.OO; yamtlp $14Oo-
1850.
Srodensefalseaes nIeif4.
= Gbort clear Geiten loI., 14a-
153c; grtra fbort clear Seiten 14a
-153c; iurae Rippenisitsn 14t-
14ac; Bellies 16a-17r.
Baton. - Gbort clear Seiten
16-163e; srtra fbort clear Ssiten
15a-16c; fbort Rippenisi..n 15a-
Ice: Bellies 17a-1sae.
sugar Gurtb Dfeift. =
SHinfen 20a BIC; pienie Ghultern
15--15ae; greatfaft Bacon % -25e;
ShuIiern In pad.ten 15--15Ae; Hetp
port Gut 15a-16e; irodsns Beef
S4inien 29i-3oac per plumb.
Sibgeplteltes Gtetf4.--
G6irien 17a-18e;i pienft Gtultern
13t-14e; Bellies 1ei-17e; gduls
tern 13a -14e; Sdultern n. q. Gut
DO. 14-14ac.
Grifdss Gltifd. = S6intsn
16k-17ae; picnic Shulirn 12a
13e; S9ultsrn 12s-13e; fbort rip
penfsiten 13-13ac; ibort clear Rips
penfsiien 13t-14e; ertra Tbort
clear Rippenieiten 13--131c; Bellies
l.idte 1s3-193e; geniss. faper.
17--18c.
Webl unb @efr.ibe.
Mebf. Winter patent $7.00--
TBS; Winter fanep S6.5-6.75;
Dinter familp $6.O0-6.25; Winter
ertra $5.0o-5.25; Winier oroindrer
&.5O-4.75; Sartes WeiSeu patsnt
$7.75-S.00; Sartes Wei3en fanep
$7.25-7.50; 6artes Wsi5en fanlilp
$5.75-6.oo; Rosssn. Rortbpeiiern
semii9tes $5.5O-5.65; ROssen gitD
rfinss $5.5o-5.65; Rosgsn. Gitp ses
mii9tes $5.25-5.5o.
Wei3en.- Ro. 2 rotber Winter
$1.B-1.48a; No. 3 $1.4-1.45;
Ro. A DO. $1.10-1.35.
Welfdtorn. Ro. 2 tpeibes
s6a-87c; go. 3 DO. S6-S6ac; Ro.
A bo. s4-85c; go. 8 bo. 83-84e;
30. 6 bp. TO S2e. - go. 2 gelbes
s6s-s7e; Ro. 8 DO. s6-S6ac; Ro. A
bo. 83-s4e; RO. 5 bo. $3.50; 30.
6 bo. 78-S1e. - Ho. 2 gemii4tes
85h 86c; Ro. 8 DO. s5- S5se; Ro.
A bo. s2a -s3ae; 90. 5 DO. 81a-
s2ac; Ho.6 bo. 7S-80e. - aplb.ns
Torn, peiBes $3.50; aoIbentorn.
seIbes S6-87e; aoIbsntorn, semiihs
tes, $3.50.
6afer. - Nprtbpeifern 90. 2
R-453e; Stanbarb rpeiBer 44-
44ae; 30. 8 iutibsr 43a-44e; 90. a
peiber 42-43e; go. 2 semii4ter
43-44e; glo. 8 semif4ter. einkiini,
fher 41A-421e; To. 4 ssmif4ter
39a-40ie.
Roggen. - 30. 9 $1.11--1.14;
Ro. 3 S1.0-1.09; gio. 4 9N-1.03.
Wbistep.
Dertauft ipurben SAB gbls. Die
filters Giniihsb GoObs auf S.r Bats
bon $1.40 per @allons.
0roeertes.
Raffe. SABA 23-30e; wlos
4a 29-30c; Guatemala fanep 19e;
DO. gutter 17ae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-14

,.a q ,.,,s hySta -. mr.s. y an, nm 10 1T115r
!ar nIiu u.' .''.s FsS,,s asn4. -" N.,a.rs
@ uSs' Ss s.ns. WI s...' .IS,' % i,st;,
S,,,. ,u gv p;,4s;;h. tsurn ,,.,r aa J rnss.
ya'. .."uvA ~. :. - s:s ss n;.a,;,,r
'n an..s, ~. ~" 20 os ~ -. e1 o.
"s'"s. aan. ,,.;;n.. aD la. S.;.r. ss en- M 3 N.
80; .o.,.,u. U',lu1i NV T.m' $S @ SSs so.
eusssn.s. s.:s.'s ss sn Ss 1 ~ ,.,s.r1.y.u. ris
T,ls's s...s a. 90, 90 ~. 90 as;s. asae "a hn e.
ss.'a g. '.r. W.oy, 4, "u4e .-ss, % &c n q o.
90. CO. aea,,,rse g"rr,rs SO e. 5oWA a ag. IS mil1s
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pffrfi9e. - gIbertd $2.75--
3.25j einbeimifde Carmen $3.50
2.75 per Grate.
gantaIoupes. Snbiana
Gtanbarb grate 75c-1O0; Sn.
biand, flahe Crate $500.
Jrbannisbeeren. $500
-2.25 per Crate ben "a Quarts.
ananas. - $1.75-3.25 per
Crate.
Waffermelonen. - $25.00
1000 per 100 Stiid.
aartoffefn. gin6eimiite
Gaitern gobblers unb 1riumpbs S3.e
% per gbl. - 0riibe Sbio $1.1O--
1.15 per gu. auf benz @eleiie.
GHbtartDffsln. MiNiIs
fippi un5 a(labomd $1.25-1.40 per
camper.
gurten. = einbsimiide 30
35c per Dubenb.
Iomaten. - Gin6eimiiHe 25
-75e pei Bu.
3lumen.obI. - ginbeimii4er
$1.O0-1.75 per Bu.
grbfen. - Rem gort S15O--
LIS per Blu.
araut. = Ginbeimiides $1.25-
1.5O per gu.
3niebsln. 2ouisbiIe S3.75
S4.0o per gbl. g-pital Weibe S2.Oo
-2.25 per Crate. - ginbeimiids
aelbe $125-150, iptibs S1.5o-1.s
rs per 9u.
@riine gobnen. - Ginheimis
ife $2.25-2.50 per 9u; Wd9sbob'
nen $1,50-2.0O per 6amper.
Rarotten.-ginbeimiI9e S1.00
-1.25 per Blu.
2anbprobufte.
Seu. = Ro. l aimot6D $3.50;
30. 2 9imothp 1880; RO. 8 5imo'
tbD $11.50; go. / semiI6tsr alse
$14.00; go. 2 semif6tsr alss
S12.0O; 80. / aIee $11.o0; gio. 2alse
$500; SieIises alfalfa $9.50-12.s
90; Rcsseniirob $S.50-9.00; 6afers
itrob $7.00-750; Wei5.nitrob ST.
00-7.5O per 1onne.
WIblenfutter III rubig unb
iietig. - Gleie $20.O0-20.50; Wibbs
linas srobea $23.5O-4.00; ssniids
tes Jutter $22.O-22.5O.
Gdmereien. = Ulartt ietis.
- ale.iam.n $8.oO-9.O0; per gu.
pom Store; simotbp $2.75-3.40;
sylahiaam.n S2.85 per gu.
0erf9iebenes.
Oel.. Wartt itetia; 2ein6l,
robes 7Sc per @auons in partien Don
IA gbl. Gjeto6tss IL mebr; Ro. !
2arbSl 87e; Cotton Sesb Dill, raft
eirt.s ssc per GanOne, 1srpentin SOC
in portin bon 1 BIB 5 syab unb 63
in partien BON 1875 GalIonen pes
troltum, Dbio Carbon 120 Grab Sc;
bo. $50 Grab SAe; 5eabltsbt ITS
Grab 9a- 1oe; Rsb Gropn gafolin
24e; Napbta 27c per GalIons in par'
tien bon Is gbls.
GALS. = Der Warft III rubis. -
O5io Rip.r $1.10 per gbl. bon 280
pfunb, Jubrlobn binsus.fiisi.
SoIs. Wartt ifetig. primu
giip s4-sac; bo. Country 7a-7ae
per pfunb.
aoblen. Wartt rubis. gous
sbiosbenb S3.50-3.75; Rub unb
Glad 1925, aananba Stiidtoblen
$3.50-3.75, Rub unb Slad 1925
per Sonne abseliefert. Ran6loi.
Stiidtoblsn $4.75. DO. Nub unb Slad
1925. 4ntbratits S7.75-8.00 per
ToHne abssIiefert. Cote tofst $500
-6.5O ber youne dbdeliefert.
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2lus Der graris.

9etonnter gum S9reibtrmeiiter):
-. @ie, BET mpndtli6er Raten5abs
lungsu Iiefern sic ben gtr5ns btlIiser,
als tpenn Sie ibn eesen baar Deriaus
fen - tpie tprnmt benu bas?"
Shneibermsiiter: ga. iebeu sic,
BEL ben SbetIsublerr babe i'd fat ME
@erluite; dbsr ote 8aur5abler firb aIa
les faule aunben - bic beSubien ents
tpeber erIi na1 Sdbrer ober gar riht.'
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SrDmmelieuer unS @asansriF.

w'illionen Don @ranaten unb siftise
Soie tOnnen bic beuff4e Stellung
niht eri6iittern. - Rur St.ilfeuer
ipirtunsspoa. = @aie unb S&us.
masten.
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a|elb. esubs sns aftien in Relu gOrf.

Gefddftsyapiers pxrben ~ 8AS bis.
.ontirt. DtHieI axf 2onbon wareH ftetis.
5ir 90 Eoee H7fK. Sidt t4.76A; Rabtl
hnpsiiuneeR t4.767S. Cranes Sidt 6.s2X,
Rabei 5.9ik. Mart Sidht 721s. aabel 724,
Rronen St&t 1895, 9atel l2.8s. Gire etdt
sA7H. astei 6.47. Rubel Sidt 8o.4o; &a'
bel jo.45; etIber' Barren 90 sNeriisniids
1uuars 81.
Ntttsam arit.-Tie Hadridt, bab ii4
baS 3ummittee sur BeileguHs Der Gifen.
babn. Streitipiettsn ni&t eiuiaen ionRs,
bate jur 6oloe. bob ber Narit jAua1 mar
unb bic S3lubHotiruuasu faft bnr1wes
uules bsasn psa eefteru fanSen.
uiisasaeu. ataiss.
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gbicago, IL. slusuft.

gbicago, 12. 2lusuit.
Wei5sn. = Cir September SLAB
Ia am S6luB $1.425; fir De:
8embsr 1.44a-1.47, am s6luB ST.
46.
Dslf6torn. = Gar Ssptem6sr SO
-S4!c, am G9lub SAC; fir Gsasms
Der 709-72se, am S8lub 72tc.
9afsr. = Cir Ssptember 43s-
44c, am S9lub 43zc; fir Gssemkr
46s-47!c am SdIub Ate.
Rogsen. = go. 2 neusr, SLIT.
9eriie. Wartt nominal.
Siuotbp. Marft nominal.
alee. : $7.0O-14.5O.
pori. - Cir September S2e.CO
-26.32, an S9lub $26.25; fir De-
ssmbsr $23.15-23.25. ON SdIub
$23.25.
sdmals. : Sir ssptembsr 49,
G-13.42. am S4lub 13.4O; fir
Ottober 13.37-13.45, am Sdlub
13.42.
Rippsnisitsn. Sir septemb.r
14.1O-14.15, am S4lub 14.10; fir
Sftober 13.77-13.82, am S9lub
1880.
Butter. - Rein Ulartt.
gier. - Wlartt unpsrGnbert.
Eartofieln. = Wartt unperGnbert.
gefliigel. = 2ebenbes. - Marit
nisbriser; Siibner 14-16c; Sprins
gers 18-20c.
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Sdb' i6 beuie meine Sorsen.
6at Elm 4ua'ter isine- uiursfn.
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0iebmarft.

Ganeinnati, u. aus.
3uiubr unb gsrIaHbt ipdhrsno Der
psrsanssnsn Wode psrslifsn nit ben
porbsrsebenben 2 WoHen parsn nj,
fo(a{.
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4t4i!en ssn a.. nM!ain goe. d. 81. .isi&
sij!ssS: 3: : 4 : IA. H. !. :. Z; s:s o.. ,sss n
ssisIsJss q .i.. .,ss,.s. B. Ss al. IT,. " "
esseh xsdn!it Sc. ..iiel y Qorf. 40. d. ~. ia
Se1f eeetaee6S. IL Nortb. paf. ST.. ~
ee9. peetl!el 4: J. s7Nlcrsa.s. rst. lr.... ~
~ Z 9 ~ \: ..:na :.;SS:na g, SS1i .,s!S y
So g. tesst - 5Snsabtae can. e. .. Is
syssSs 4. T. sss. ssss Il u. 4. ~
g; = |ss .',Iss sss. s 9 . is:Hl ~
q 81 s 81 3. s: :;sii's ssiis. q ;;si;. ~, A.
3. .ssss' ss 81 Sss e: f.. ~ sis
~ q 81 4 IN 'i:'.s s:e s..sS s..;
q - 3 -. sssgln,a.ss sgl, a; 2; as.- ~
~. r. &. Ss-..... ID, 3. go ~! 49,. ..s ~
:!: I;s! 81; =: =: 6 6
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gissinnatt. 12. Qusut. 1sla.

Giseiunati. 10. Gusun, 1914
!, mis l4sn aus OesGisarinssssrs..,: ~ ~! ,:llmiatsn
6u eriebsn 1T, tpartn bic Wel9dfte heute
IN ben yisiisen Danfen jiemlt4 lsbtaft.
1h HinsrateH iinb unperdnbsrt gfblisben.
Uur Darieben .op eau wnrbsn Don ben
Banfsn Yk% berednet, wdtrenb @eiddtts'
papttt su 5--sys oisfon!irt usrosn. On
ohenm Nlarite ipnrbsn Dnrleben .on eal1
w S-SK% nnb auf Bsii 81 ~ plaeirt.
nsAia ssf Rss Dsn
purbsn ~ Yarl swijttsn ganien psriauit.
Die Gousterrats bsirdst 5Oe |rdHis ysr
$1,000.
SsSia ssi ssss,s
eittt. Wediel anf aonbon muroen ~
A78 bro Vfb. 6terlins quptirt. Sir WeH.
isl auf Berlin nurbeH zoe pro Rorf, be.
ye@net, jiir WeHlel auf Yaris IKE pro
fJsane, aui Nuiftersam acc pro guloen
unb auf Wien 15c pro Rrons, 2ireS 16Hc,
Wutd %. Stodbsfm pro RroM 29Xe,
GraHcs (6@peit) i9Ke.
0subss ctfissfisass
vartn rntig sHb kstis. Die 1anisn quo'
titen ME foIst: y
G,niauJ 1eriaaI.
t26 Dsnbs 1875 Goxb. 40 -
8x Bombs, 1918 ......1e0K ie2
2,S Bonbs. 1880 :. 98X 99K
~ psnama ....... % -
S% Vonana Coupon. 100 -
Glssriss Ssafs umtass
Die umfdte i'm piei,geH GfsaringhauS b.
Iiefen ii4 teuts auf A912. 100. Sic uni'
iase Der psrfloiensn @ode beIieitn iid
auf 29,2o5, 100 esgen 81, 1920 ino Der
foyrsiponotrenbsn Wo&e bes porissn Sab
Us.
assaiisfnstates
Ger Nartt In 2oialieiuritatsn mar beute
fau, bod bieftsn iiH bic Drtis. 9te fol-
,enbtn geridufe iinb ~ be.iatsn:
aa bsr DDsis.
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gta6tpdtter: .SbpSdIiiFef i6eini
ni1t su bisIem Saus gu puif.u! Wiia
fen Gie benn AUDI beftimmt, bab Sic
bier ipobnsn% - Stubioius: -G,efpik
- Rumero q. gla6trpdhters
.Ties 1T aber Rumerp 90. - Gtus
bipIus: so 70 - i9 bin alfu gao
nint bstnsipt2"
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Qlmswdrtige Wtdrfte.
Ren gort, u. 9lusuit,

Wsbl. - Mar.t Derdnonli6.
Wsi5en. - Wlartt piIis; Jlo. /
9urum $$11.544; 81 "a; Ro. 2 barter $1.55SS4itt;; SSit
9io. l Rorth 0uIutb $1,64a; No. /
Rortbern Manitoba $1.653 I. o. b.
Reip yort.
DsIi6torn. - Wartt feit; go. 2
gel6es 963c {. /. {. Rem yort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-14

U2er,ipirbig: Sp6nIb Elm ainb bte
Wobr6eit Tpridt, beibt man es -sn.
.fant terrible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-11
Harvesting Of
Volcanic Heat

Producing electric power by volcanic
heat in Italy is development attract
ing much attention in the engineering
world.
In Central Tuscany, near Volterra,
there are numerous cracks in the
ground from which powerful Jets OF
very hot steam spout high in the air
with great violence and constancy,
bringing up boric acid, which is very
valuable, and other mineral substances
of less Importance. For many years
these powerful jets Of superheated
steam, called soffioni, or blowers"
have been utilized for the production
Of boric acid and borax and occasion
ally for warming the houses in the
neighboring village Of Larderello; but
most OF the steam is lost, having no
local application, and its valuable heat
is thus wasted.
Now, according to Professor George
Suiggi, president Of the Italian Society
Of Civil Engineers, machinery has been
installed by which the steam issuing
from the soffioni will be used to ope-
rate an electric plant producing $4,000
horsepower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-11

iC given over TO extravaganza, and
the government, unable by precept
or persuasion to develop a spirit of
popular economy, has trusted rather
grimly to the rise in prices to check
the demand for foods. That is to
say, it has wished prices to reach a
point at which a larger number Of
people could not afford to pay them
and would BE obliged to live more
sparingly. 1T is very hard on the
poor at the very bottom. That is
acknowledged. Yet nobody knows
what else to do. In this country the
rise in prices has been much less
than in Great Britain--only about
half as much. Whether it has act
ually begun to reduce the consump-
ton of goods is a question to which
no definite answer is possible. In
some directions undoubtedly it is be-
ginning to have that effect. In other
directions the demand has seemed to
increase. Commercial reports indi-
cate not only that people are buying
more than ever before, but that they
require better and richer goods. The
people are reluctant under
any condition TO practise economy.
They would sooner go into debt
Eggs rise from 80 TO 60 cents a
dozen and the demand Is constant.
1t does not occur to anybody to eat
fewer eggs because they cost more.
But it does at last occur to them to
declare a feud against the egg deal
ers, and they threaten TO stop eating
eggs at all. No solution Of the high
cost of living will come Of the Fed
eral inquiry into the phenomena of
prices. but an investigation Of the
effect of high prices upon the actual
of commodities might
yield important results. We should
perhaps learn at what point Austen
ton begins at the bottom while waste
continues at the top.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-11
MACHINERY WILL
REPLACE FARM
HANDS IN FRANCE

The French Minister Of Agriculture
has recently established a commission
on farming machinery Commission
de la Culture Mechsnique), to study
the problem involved in the employ
ment after the war OF improved ma
chinery for farming purposes. In the
report accompanying the decree which
establishes the commission the Min
lister has outlined the WORK which that
body is called upon TO accomplish.
Writing from Paris Mr.. Veditz, COM
mercisl attache. says:
1t is estimated that 200 farm tractors
have been purchased since the war. and
that this number could be increased 10
1000 Immediately after the cessation Of
hostilities. To satisfy the needs OF Frenc h
farms in this direction there should be
added TO these 1000 tractors 10000
ploughs. 80. 900 harrows, % 900 sowing ma
chimes and 5000 respers. It is partieu.
larry pointed out that in order TO furnish
this large quantity of farm appliances II is
indispensable not 10 wait until the end of
hostilities. and 20 ascertain first of all TO
what extent French makers Of agricultural
machinery can satisfy these needs, and
subsequently 10 get in touch with foreign
manufacturers in order 70 assure the nee
esssry imports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-11

It is probably true that the dis
tributers Of goods are sinful and
selfish. So are consumers. 1t is
probably true that middlemen take
all they can get. Most people do.
II is certainly true that the wealth
of the world is badly divided and
that the poor fare worst of all, but
that is a chronic condition disgrace
full to all modern civilization. The
Federal grand juries instructed from
Washington to investigate the high
cost Of living will rediscover all of
these things. They will find in
stances of extortion, examples of
greed, petty conspiracies and plenty
Of human nature willing defantly 10
trade upon the necessities of the
herd. But they will not find the
devil. It is not intended that they
should. Indeed. if there was the
least possibility of their finding him
and thereby causing prices TO fall
headlong to where they were two
wears ago the announcement of their
setting out on that errand would pro-
duce a nationwide panic. Every one
knows how prices might be reduced.
The mere suggestion of an embargo
on exports causes an uproar. Why?
Because it might wreck the structure
of high prices. But when it is pro
posed that grand juries shall attack
the problem Of high prices and in
dict the middleman nobody minds at
alt; no protest is heard. Every seller
knows beforehand that his prices are
safe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-11

The scenery is set again and all
the we'll known parts assigned for
another performance of the solemn
farce of whipping the devil around
the stump. The ritual is new, the
incarnation is set 10 an economic
lingo. but the spirit of the affair is
as old as the faculty Of self-decep-
ton. The devil is something nobody
wants to believe. Therefore he is
never caught. for nobody would know
what to do with him if he were. He
is warned beforehand to make his
escape. The pursuers in this case
will 90 about their work, intoning:
Devil, devil, be gone Prices,
prices. come down." And nobody
will mean it entirely. Each to his
own interest will have some secret
reservation. The work of the devil
is both good and bad. 1t is good
wherein it has raised the price Of
what YOU have to sell and bad where
in 1t has raised the price Of what
you have to buy. Nobody wants
prices to come down horizontally.
Everybody wishes some things to
come down and others TO stay up, or
go higher still. This has been the
case always, between the devil and
his pursuers, hence the strange
durability of that whimsical person
age.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-11
S O c k S

Following Is the usual table giving
the number Of shares Of all stocks dealt
in for the week ended December 8, to-
gether with the highest, lowest and
final price and the net change OF the
week:
Total sales for the week, 6,3o4, BOO,
against 5,3o4,7 700 a week ago and $685.
500 a year ago. From January to
date, 21o,116, 400, against 1857. 94S,200 In
1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-12-11
Russia's Winter Isolation

The American Express Company in
IS Foreign Trade Bulletin says:
With Arehsngel ice-locked. with IN.
projected opening Of the White Sea port OF
kola stu In the "uneonfrmed advice" list.
and with the Vladvostok Trans Siberian
Railway route closed TO shipments Of pri-
vAte cargo. the present Russian shipping
situation on American consignments other
than those for Russian government account
IL diseouragins.
The remaining ga.eways TO Russian ter
ritory are via Scandinavia or Dslny-at
rates that prohibit the movement of any
thing but absolute necessity traffic. The
Scandinavian routing IL made possible By
the agreement recently reached by the Rus
sian. British and Swedish governments.
under which certain private shipments are
permitted passage hy consignment to the
Aktiebosget Transito Of Stockholm, under
B-itish lstt<rs OF assurance.