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NOTICE
PATENTS

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-26

Field Marshal Alexander von Kluck. celebrated his 7Oth birthday. He asked to be sent again to the front.
 League defeated the New York Giants in an exhibition game played at Rochester
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-26

PAUL L. MILLER, a Judge.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-16

Die greiie itetis. Die beIieren Qua.
litGtet fal16cn cute glbnabme.
Waittlere iirb id)ipere Stiere $7.25
$50; TIeijder stiere $5.5O-7..
| so; aiiserleienc bls ertra $7.75--s..
%; Sellers So .00-6.50; oliserleie.
lie bis ertra $6.75 700; Siibc $4..
ZOO 5.25, miserleicne big ertra So.
80 500; Gamers S3.25-4.25;
MiIdfiibe $35 80; Stoders nno
5eeoers: Stiere $5.OOI7O0; Sei.
fers S5.O0-5.5o; aiibe 1926
475.
8ulIen. Die 9tadfrase mar
cine cute iino Die Nreiie iteben Inn
25c iiber oenen in Der porisen @ode.
sSette gnaen $6.50-6.75; SO.
logna $5.75-6.25; ertra $6.35~
$50; nasere iulo Ieidte $4.00-5..
%.
&Gfber. = Die 3uiubr mar
MIR mdi,ig uno Die Greiie itetig.
Bette leidte adlber $11.75--12..
90; fair bis quite SS.75-11.75; or.
oin1re uno groBe $4.50-10.75.
@ 6meine. - Die beiitige gu.
fiibr ipar groB mo Die Breiie iielen
I'M 15c per Efuno. Ger Marft idloB
itetig.
@ute Biz auserleiene 9erpadungs.
uno 5leiideriorten $9.95-10.O0;
genniidte Berpudungsiorten 1915
1000; aiisgeiudte mittIere, 100 bis
$50 gfunb, $9.40-9.6o; leihte
9eriallbtiorteii, 100 bis 100 Yiuilb,
S9.10-9.35; or6indre bis CUTE Ger.
fel. 110 Bfiinb ltnO oarunter, $3.50
-SS5; oroin6re bis auserIeiene
idfpere iette Sdue $7.o0-9.10:
EXTRA $9.15; Stag5 $7.00-S.5O.
g tnfe uno 2dmmer. -
Ger Marft mar bellte rubig uno ite.
tig, bod iteben Die @reiie Inn 25c I'm.
ter oenen BON poriger 8o6e.
Sdafe, nllserIeieue bis ertra $3.50
quite Bis auserIeiene $3.50
orofndre bis iair $3.50
500. - 9dnurer, auserleiene bis
ertra $10.00-1025; quite Biz aus.
erIeiene S9.25-10.OO; orbinGre biz
fair S6.50-9.00
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-16
Ghieoao, IA. Sttobsr.

Sdtpeine. = 3ufi,br 10000. =
0farft Ibpaf, 15c unter 6em geitri,
gen preiie. guIf $9.40-9.95; (;
leidte S9.t0-9.95; genliiate SO. 20
1910; fdpere $9.10-9.95; rau.
be $9.t0-9.30; Jertel $6.75-S..
80.
RinSpieb. - 3niltbr 200O. 1arft
ihpad. Ginbeimiite Beef etiere
$6.60-1t.10; @eitern Stiere S6.15
$50; Stoders unb Seeoers S4.75
aiibe ilnb Sellers $3.50
$50; aalber 81 25-11.50.
Sdafe. = 9ufubr $1,000. marft
itetig. @etbers S6.60-8.25; Gtpes
$3.65-7.S5; adHmler S7.75-1o..
40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-16

Suder. - Nrefie fef. - Rafs
finirter Gut aoaf $9.O5; pptuherto
s7s5; Cubes $s.25; sranuIirter ST..
20; Gonfeetioners .ef1 $7.65; Off u
$7.35-7.45; tpeiBer .rtra $7.15--
7.25; eytra .g" S7.05 per banSers
pfunb.
NoIaffes Up feiis. - Rem
Orleans Open aettle 45-85e; Cen
trtfusal 25-34e per Gallon.
Reis. - 2outfiana. Gdnrn 6eds
6s-7c; prima 54-53e; orbtndrer
43e; Sapan 5-5ae per pfunb.
Dairp probuite.
i%HttttT i%HtttttT. aTR,aas.. T,aass.... ::ssk:s :skk::ss, db<r
fen. Wbolemilf eytra 88i;
Genirali5eb ertra 36e; gsntras
Ii3sb firfts 32ac; fseoHbs 292c; Ganep
Odirp 29Ae; padins Si0d 25-2aie
per pfunb.
aate. - Msarit ilsiis. spbio 1ze,l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-16

Snfolge Soctfalles ber beutI6en
&pnturrens baben btei;ee parfiimeries
ssdbritdnten Ieit 1914 ihr 9luslunba
eeI6Gft, beicn6erS mt SiiosImsrita.
I'm 25-33 prpS, srrpcitcrt.
9ermG9tniB fir aurs
binaI Gibbons. Die 2eide Don
Spbn Dennen, zines tn SrIano eebos
renen @eteranen bes giirsertrieess,
purbe in einem abgelegsneu Saui,,
peIbes iib an einem 9ersabbans..
unsefGbr spei Wletlsn Don &alpIings,
9laegann gpuntp, Ntarbluub, ents
fernt, befinbet unp In DelteHt b!r
@eritprbens a[leir aebauit bate, ges
funben. @iuidm gerrp. Elm Goufs
mann in Standings, Der iih nud benz
Sauie bpn Deneen beseben bate, plu
bort gutter fir bic SbpeiHe ab5us
liefern, fonb ben Geidnam. Deneen
mar aHfdeineuo f6on felt elmer Wote
tnht 90 nett tpis betdnnt, bat Der
0eritprbene teine 9ertpdnbten binierr
laiIen. Sn einem pprseTurbeHen Tes
itament permodt Deneeu fein Sot
unb Gut ben &drbiual Gibbons pbeI
ieinsn NnafuIsern in Baltimore.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-16
Diebuiarft.
Gfucfnnatt, Ia. Ofiober.

Cincinnati, ID. Sftober.
Sufubr ruio gerianot ipdbrertn Der
bergangenen @ode, perglihen nit
ben porbergebenSen atpei @odeu mo-.
rem tpie foIgt:
8ufrbrt
Mtnon. Gdapeine( (Sdnfe
80. Gep. .. .726S 28,9S2 1914
Z. OF. s043 26.120 1854
II. OFT. -. s405 27,706 2714
Derianbts
Wtnbp- Sdppeiue SSmdic
80. Gep. . :. 4143 1910 1884
Z. Oft. 1857 1906 1893
IL On -. 474A 1888 1865
gfim1bieb. - Die 3nf,ibr tpar
belite eeriHg, Der Msorft IausiaIl islo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-16
aH Der esSfe,
ON CALL,
o,eIs, sOsSs sns aEti.u in Rem yOrl.

Uef8d dttbDbaisfe uurbtn 81 6HH bis'
,oniit. @etiel axf 2sHeon usrea tefto.
fIr % Taee k714, Stdt tH.7ts; &sbel
dnssiiunosn kA7eH. 5rsnes Si1i 6.s4.
Rabel 6.s31. @arf Si&t 704. aabe 10sS.
Rrpnen Sisht 13,<, Rstei 12I. Sire et6i
l.4s. asbef CAT, Rubel Si&f SlH; RAJ
Iei Blk; eilber'Barrsn &c. WeEiianiltbs
1olars 62x.
eRmayft -Bsi osr groNnxns
par bsr Aartt l&Ded, bslo jebo& trat
zine Reaiiioa siR unb bic Yreiie purben
,erabssbsadt. Der Rartt i&Iob unss'
'eeelt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-16
Ghitoao. ID. Sttpber.

gbitaso, ID. Sito5sr.
Weisen. = Jiir DECEMBER $1.55J
-1.58s. ON Sdlub $1.57a; fir
Wai $1.56a-1.5st. am tS4lub
$1.57t.
WslTatorn. - Jiir 0esemkr 7ea
Tie, am S6lub 76at; fit Mai
7ss-79c, am SaIub 7Sac.
Safer. - fyiir De5embsr 47a-
-4Sse, am SdIub 4se; fir Wlai 81
-519e, an S4lub 51se.
Rogssn. - 30. 2 $1.27.
@erits. - 73e-S1.14.
9imotbp. - $3.50-5.O0.
alse. = $110O-15.OO.
port. - 5Ir DECEMBER $23.25-
1885, am SdIub $23.25; fir Sac
nuar S23.32-23.55, ON S4lub
$23.32.
S4mals. - 0iir DECEMBER a.
02-14..22, ON Sdlub 14..15; fir
Sauuar 13..50-13.65. am SdIub
1880.
gfippenIeisn. = Jiir Siober 13.s
1880, an Shlub 1890; fir
SanlIar 12.55-12.65, am S9IuB
1857.
Butter. - Mldrtt iinperdubert,
gisr. - Mar.t feit
aartoffsln. - Wsdrtt itetis.
GefliissI. - 2suenheA Marit un
berdnbert.
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Dsns elsassrfet.
gisesussst Il OH, islG

1D0 0sHisn beyen au& tsute uahreAb
~ nssieen gti&dttsItHnbes AnEf bsI@df.
.tsk edS " vtusg, ba be baHieH 6in.
IdnGl4s ocIM on 5anb baben. Bar 1srs
Ieben sea can' HurbeR BON ben Banien 4
IN 3 bsre4nef, pdbrenb Usl9dftspnpiere
- 6--sx bisiontirt nsrben. Jm snsHsn
XatIte Unsoen Garteben ~on eau w 3H
--Ax xRl auf Belt " 4--lKs6 pIaelrt.
DsAia ~ NeS Dsa
vusbsa " pari jpii&sn psnien serssuft.
1te Ssuussrrate bsira1t 6Ve @rtnts pfr
UtAfH ssi gsssVs
ei&t. @e6fel ssf &onboH vsrsen ~
AIS pro pfb. Sierlins qautirt. 6ir Bed.
lei aaf Berlin UsrSea zoe bro Rari, be-
sednet, tar @e4iel auf YariS 171ze pro
Urane. suf Gmitersam 43e prs 0ulben
uuo aui Uiea 15e pro Krone. 2iyeS l6e.
6uta %. Stsdbslm pro Krone $3.50,
5ranes (66Seii) lsKe.
osSSD csassMssss
Sarsa rn9ie nno tetis. Die Danses quo.
B A. fnf
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-16

21e; Jrpers iibsr Il pfunb 1915;
5dbne 12e ;5iibner 14-17c ;Srntbufs
ner 20-24c; bo. nit trummer 8ruii
10-12c; gufls 6-St; fueibe enteH
14-16e; alte bo. lac; @dnie IL
12c; alte Sauben $1.00 bas DussHo.
Obiiunb @emiiie
Mepfel. - Waiben gluIb $3.50
-4.50: @ealtbu $3.O0-3.25; gle.
ranber $3.50-4.00; @ooIi RiDer
$3.5O-4.OO; genona $3.00-.325;
Guides $3.50-4.00; Sobnatban
$5.50-6.00: Grimes 8olben $500
400 per Bbl.; Grab 'aepfel $3.50
2.75 per Blu.
3itronen. California $4.s
00-4.50; WeFins $3.50-4.50 per
aifte; Qimes $2.75-3.00 per Crate.
Orangen. - Dalencia $3.50
Ats per aifte.
Wetntrauben. - goneorb %
--25e per aorb bon 7 pfunb; gons
corbs, 20 pfunb aSrbe 65-67c;
Goneorb Weintrau6en $50, Dsld'
mare $50 per Son.
pfirft9e. - Netp Dort Gls
krta $500 per gu.; elberta 76e--
$1.75 per gu.
gantaIoupes. COLORADO
pint 75e-$1.0O per fla4ss Crate.
pflaumei,. - Samion $500
-2.25 per gu. unb 40-50c per
aorb bon 8 g}funb
Birnen. - 8artletts,. per Dbl.
$5.O0-5.5o; @usar per 8u. $1.75--
200.
aartoffeln. ginbstmif6s
$3.75-4.OO; gaiiern Coolers So
75-4.O0 per Bbl. unb $l.3O-l4O
per gu. ppm Store.
Gibfartoffelu. g6ts
StrI.p $500; Wirsinia $1.9o-2.Oo
per gbl.
@urfen. ginbeimiids 90
800 per Dubenb.
Somatem - GinbsimiI6e SOC
--75e per 8u.
Rraut. -. ginbetmii6es $500.
-3.25 per 8bl. ROtbes $3.50
400.
Deibe RHben. = $a.W-3.5o
per Bbl.
3ptebefn. - Ginbeimti9e SeIs
e 9Oc-S1 10. tpeife 81 3d. .65 Der
Bu.
Crime Bobnen. - ginbeimi.
i&e 5O-6Oc per Bu.; Wa9s6r9'
nsn $1.75-2.0O per 5amper.
Aarotten-Gtnbeimii4s $1.0O
--I25 per Nu.
lanbprobufte
Seu. - gao. 1 Timotbp $15.Oo--
1850; go. 2 1imotbp $14.O0-14.'
30; glo.. 3 1imutbp $12.O0-12.50;
Ro. 1 seruifdtsr Rles $13.50-14.O;
Ro. 2 30. &iee $11.50-12.0O; go. l
alee $13.00-13.5o; go. 2 alse
$1O.5O-11.O0; 5iaisss alfalfa
$1O.oO-12.5O; Ross.uitrob $1o.5o
HOO; 5dfsrfrob $9.O0-9.50;
Msismitrob $9.O0-9.5o per 9onne.
WibIenfutter IN rubis unb
f.it. - Rleie $25.50-26.O0; Whbo,
linss srobes $3O.6o-31.O0; DO. iusis
bes $33.00-34OO; ssmi4tss Jut'
ter S270O-N.50.
Sdmereien. - War!t jfetia.
. aIeefameu $s.75-10.00 per gl.
bonn Store; 1imotbp $2.25-2.6O;
Gladsiamen $1.50 per Blu.
Uerf9iebenes.
Dele. = Warit fef; asin5l, |
robes &c per Gallous in aDartien 53c
IA 1bl. gsto4tes II me6r; go. / |
oarb5l SIC; Cotton Gssb Oil, raffis |
nirtes &c per gaIlons, Serpentin 53c |
in partisn bon Is Jab unb &C
in partisn Don 10-25 gaIonen pe,
t,olsum, Sbio Carbon 120 Grab Sc;
bo. $50 Grab BIC; 9sablisb. It's
grab 9a-1oe; Reb gropn gafcliE
21e; Rapbta 25e per GalIone in par.
lien Don is 16ls.
SaIs. = Der Wartt tn rubis. -
Ohio RiDsr S1.10 per gbl. DON 2s0
pfunb, Gubrlobn hiu5usefiist.
9als. - Marft ftetis. prima
yitp 92-10c; So. Gountrp 9-9ie
per pfunb.
RobIen. = Warit rubis. you.
ybiosbenp $500; aanapba Stiidtob.
en- $4.00. gsub unb Slad $500
s.25 per Sonne abseliefert. Raud'
oie Stiidtoblsn $5.00-5.25; gtus
braeite $7.75-800 per Sonns abses
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ssep Sort. IL. SttOber.
3ilpier. - Iarft felt.
GlectroIptic. - $27.25 fir Sos
erIte gierteI-
giien - Iarft uitberiubert,
@lei. .--l@arft itetig.
GpeIten - 1sarft ,irlnGGnSert.
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1&Slt@er Wsarft. 0eriA)t.
Cincinnati. ID. Dtto5er.


Dk nadfoIgsnben Quotirunaen ks
3isbn fi4 nllr auf gnsros 5rans,
aftionen. Bel ileinerer gef4Gften
ipsrbsn stfpas b5here preife berednst.
propifionen
9 dmaI5. -prtma q Stea m
16.O0-15.15; GamiIp 14.5O-
1900
1rodengefalSenes GIsif4.
- Sbort clear Seiten lois. 154--
153i; Gytra fbort clear S.iisn 14a
-15le; tur5e Ripseuieitsn 149-
154e; Bellies 163-173c.
8aeon. - Short clear Seiten
16a-17c; ertra fbort clear Seikn
15a a-16e; hort g2ippenisitsn lob
l6t; Bellies 1S--181e.
Sugar Curb Jlsif9. -
S@inien 20a-21e; picnie S6,iItern
15-15ae; Breaffait Bacon 90 -25c;
S@ultern In padeten 15-15ae; Rsip
gort Gut 15s-16c; trodene Beef
S@iisen 29t-3Oae per pfunb.
Sibsep5teItesJIeif&. -
Sdinsin 17-17te; a}ienic Gdultern
12h-133e; Bellies 175-1Se; G4ul.
tern 13a-14te; Sdultsrn 81. o. Gut
14a-14ie.
Grif9esGrsifd. - S4ini.n
16a-17ie; pienie S&ult.rn 12a-
13t; Gdult.rn 12a-13e; Tort Rip.
psnieiten 13-13se; |bort clear RIP.
psnfsiten 13a-14e; ertra fbo.t
clear Rippemeiien 13-13ae; gellies
lei&de 183-193e; BeEits. f@mere
17-18c.
Webl unb 0etreibe
Webl. - Wtnier patent $500
8.25; Winter fanep $7.50-7.75;
Dintsr famiIp $70O-7.25; Dinter
EXTRA $6.00-6.25; minter orbindrsr
S5.50-5.75; 5art.s @ei,.n patsnt
s8.25-S.50; 9artes meiasn fautp
$7.50-7.75; Sartss Wti,en familp
$6.00-6.25; Rossen, Rortbpeitern
ssmii9tes s6.25-s.4o; Rosasn, Gitp
retnes $6.25-6.40; Rosssn, Gitp &c.
miidtss $6.25-6.50.
Defsem = To 2 rothsr Winter
M.59-1.61; No. 3 DO. $1.55.-|
1.5S; Ro. a bo. $1.45-1.54.
WeIf4torn.-1o. Q tpeibes 93s
-94Ae; go. 8 bo. 93-93tc. go. 4
bo. 90e-92te; geo. 8 bo. 8Sa-90&;
30. 6 bo. s6sr rs8ae. = geo. 2 sslbes
93-93ae; Ro. 8 DO. 92a-93e; RO.
4 bo. 90-92c; Ro. 8 DO. $500;
no. 8 bo. $3.50. - gao. 2 semti4s
lss93-93ae; go. 3 bo. 92a-93s;
no. A DO. 90-92e; Ro. 8 DO. s.
90e; 30. 6 bo. $3.50. = Meibes
arlbentorn 92-93ae; sslbes 9Olben.
lori 92A-93ac; gemii&tes RoIbsns
Torn $3.50.
safer. - go. Q p<iber 49a-I
SOC; StaHbarb ,peiber 49-49Ac; |
10. 8 tpsibsr 4sa-49e; 30. A tpsi'
Ber 47-48e; go. 2 semif4ter As
48he; Ro. 3 semii4tsr etnbeimiiter |
s7b-48c; go. a semii4ter 46-47e.
Rosgem = Ro. 2 $1.NA-|
l.2Sa; SO. 8 $1.22-1.26; go. 4
s1.15-122; probe 95e-S1.10.
Wbtsfep.
@srfa,tft tpurben S53 86ls. 9is
tillers Giniibeb gOobs auf Der Bats
BON S1.40 per GalIone.
Groceries.
3affes. - Saba 23-30c; Wos
ia 29-30e;; guatsmola funtb 19e;
70. gutter 17ae.
5uma ..s......,.-...,..it I'm
sptU ...ss.ss.......... .lsn l01
laW ..,........s....ss... ION
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glsssas oss,s ,sninss

UheStN0 00s1e NHikts
Die umfSte i'm siehSen GlsarinsbsuS ts.
liefen f4 teute auf e8,Ss7,75 Tie Tim.
fdte Der uerHoHensn Bo4e belisfsH iih auf
t3i, ,26s. $50 osoen $2S.1l7 ,050 In Der fsrre.
iponbirenben Wo&s osS povisen SabreA.
gsssiisssnsaass
NuA teuis paren bic UelAafte an Der
siejiaen oorie retbt Iebbait, bod parsa bic
praIe eebrl6t. Bsrisuft purbsu:
aH Der carte.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01
RIGGS BANK CLAIMS BIG
VICTORY IN NEW RULING
Justice Mccoy, in Equity Suit Decision, Holds U. s.
Officials Must Pay Back $4,000 Seized, and Upholds
Other Observation-Disclosures Denies Defeat.

general Injunction OF the kind asked for
Mould he practically incapable Of IN.
forcement because Of It's vagueness.
Commenting on the opinion OF jus
tice Mccoy, Frank J.. Hogan, OF counsel.
stated thai the opinion affirins the right
of a national bank to obtain relief in n
court OF equity from the Illegal or tyran-
meal acts Of a Comptroller OF the Cur
r,ncy. and added
Following Immediately on the over
whelming vindication Of the Riggs Bank.
Justice McCoy's decision cannot but be
regarded as n great tr'umph Tor the
bank. The decision upho'ds the action
of the bank In seeking relief from the
persecution Of the Coinptroller In AN
eouIty court. II makes clear the fai1urn
of Comptroller Williams to comply with
the law and denies his right to assess
the penalties he had attempted to i'm
pose. and which. when the bank brought
us suit, amounted to between sl50.o"A
and $3.50, 900, while II requires the pay
ment 20 the bank Of the $1,000 which
John Shelton williams had unlawful'v
seized.
THE main contention OF the Depart
| ment OF Justice that the District SUI
preme Court was without jurisdiction
| 10 grant to a bank redress against the
acts Of the Comptroller OF the Currency
js rejected by Justice McCoy's decision.
What the future Of the litigation VIII
be cannot now he foretold. The Riggs
Bank is not being harassed al this TIM
as I. WAS when the suit was filed y year
ago. and with the payment VI the S5,on"
AZ issue an abst.ntiou from all eNort
, to impose additional penalties, " may
we'll be that the litigation will be ter
minated"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-01
MRS. ROOSEVELTTOSEE
MOOSE IN CONVENTION
Box Reserved for Colonel's
Wife, Who Will Re Accom-
panied by Relatives.

CHICAGO May 3i-Mrs. Theodore
Roosevelt, will be one OF the guests At
the Progressive National Convention. =
box has been reserved for her and Il
is expected that she Will be accom-
PANIED by a number OF friends Gov.
Hiram johnson of California, who was
the Progressive candidate for Vice-Presi-
dent In 1912. has also taken a box at
the convention.
Mrs. Roosevelt will he accompanied
bv Col. Roosevelt's sister. Mrs. Douglas
Robinson. and Mr.. Robinson Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Robinson. Jr. Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr, Monroe
Robinson, a nephew Of the Colonel. and
Mrs. Robinson Mrs. Joseph Alsop. a
niece, and Mr.. Alsop. Monroe Robinson
lived In Chicago for a number of years.
lie married Miss Dorothy Jordan OF Bos-
ton a few months ago. They will lie the
guests Of George +. Porter, chairman of
the convention committee.
Nicholas L.ongworth. s%on-in-law OF
COL. Roosevelt. Is expected az the Repub-
lican convention. II is said that Mrs.
Longworth will divide her time between
the two political gatherings. The Long
worths will he the guests OF Mr., and Mrs,
Modill Mccormick.
The names OF other Moose box holders
were announced to-day. They include
Irwin X. K!rkwood OF Kansas C!ty.
Frank /. Corrick. national committee
man from Nebraska George g. Priest
ley Of oklahoma, Mrs, Charles Wood ~
Washington. II. c. Frank IL Funk II
Bloomington. Ill. q. n. Pope of Detroit,
T.. II Hooker, George W Perkins. y.
Horace wilkinson and william Haml! n
chids. all OF New York,
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The Man, Not His Greed.

1T would be possible TO man our en-
tire administration from President down
with men Of icrman blood and OF such
uucompromisiug .AmeriCanisin that every
good American could follow them with
whole hearted loyalty. | would vote to
seat iu the Presidents chair any Amer
lean Of German. Irish, scandinavian or
other parentage or whatever creed as
agains, any man whose ancestors came
over in the Mayfiower or settled on the
banks OF the James three centuries ~
IL thought tho first man was better
fitted for the position tina the second
man.
81 hold Il an outrage and a violation
Of every principle of r A~mericanism
to discriminate against such a man be-
cause OF the land from which he or his
parents came or because of his creed
But hold II no less an outrage for him
to act In our domestic politics not AS
An American but az an American with
qualification a. an American who has
some un-American interest TO serve.
some foreign country to serve, because
OF his ancestry. The man who thus
acts Is the hyphenated American.
his very moment II Is bla zoned
forth In the public press that branches
OF the German American Alliance so
called, In different parts OF the country,
are attempting to coerce timid and un-
scrupulous politicians by threatening
TO vote against them or by actually
voting against them when the German
American Alliance regards their action
az unsatisfactory from the standpoint
not of the United States but of Ger.
many. These branches Of the allianc.
onenly take the ground that they intend
tn shane American politics In the In
,erests not Of he United States but OF
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The contention or coun~el lot 'ne oan"
that the decision was entirety taVorap'
to their cause was met ny q similar az
sertion made III p statement issue" !"
the Department OF Justice that tne ue-
cision was IN favor OF the government
officials. The statement presents tue CON-
tentiou that twenty-five points made ny
the bank officials were rejected.
The result, of the whole decision
SAYS the Department OF Justice, "s that
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PERKINS ENIGMATIC
AS TO MOOSE STAND
OFF for Chicago in Silence as
to Support Of Republican
Nominee.

c.ore. n, p.r,,,. .h.,ru.n ~ tho
execuhve committees ~ ,hs National PRO.
eress,ve nartv r,cnt IN CN,capo yes,er-
d,v leay.iny w,,h those uho talked with
hin, tho ,,n,rassion that for one reason
or another Nr PERRIN. n in no hurry
IN ,Iiyulye tho ,nrnoses ~ Tho prorrcs-
siyes in the event of the failure Of col.
poo..ya,, % ia 40 Ior,hi,ca, pyesi-
d.,tiai nori,a,io,
81 nm, ,oi,s, % C,,o,go ,or coI Roose-
co, Ara, nnd for c,oi pooaeve,, ns nv
,econJ choice ba Gaia
us he your third cho,cc,,
"II. is" sald Mr. parkIn. "I, il
poos.ye,, aion. .,d ,b,, 4. Tho .n,r,, in
which I % ,o ~. co~nyen,ion"
Ohviousiv Afr perLin. u.. re,er-inv
:, tho prn.ra..i,.a oor,a,,ton M, those
rho knou. MI, aud bis an,h,sias,, for
tho coinno, do no, dn,h, ,ha, IA. u,i,,
,ak. advantave ~ bio sne,liny acoua,nt-
a,co vl,b ,n,nv ~ ~. ,r.n yho are
yu,,i,c tho d..,,,to, 90 ,ho n.nuhiican
nar,y
"t, tho p-on,,,,,., .n,or,,o, doo.
,o, ao,r,,,,. III pao.o.a,, :" A. ~
lin uas a.ted .uil, ,ho croyress,ve
n,r,y .,,nor, Tho ,na, ,,ho 10 norr,-
na,adp"
81 nm for pooso,,.,, .a,a >,r p~.r,,,.
Tho attach ~ o.orra DON I. Never
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Roosevelt Adds to His
Famous Catch Phrases

Since starting on his present cam
pdign for preparedness Col.
Roosevelt has added to- his stock OF
catch phrases. which already in.
cluded THE Big Stick "The smear
that knows no brother" "Mollycod-
dies" River of Doubt "Guachao"
the bearded bird) and byzantine
LoIothete."
Yesterday at st. Louis he referred
To the weasel words" of Woodrow
Wilson and spoke Of mental 10Y
riding" in connection with Henry
Ford and william j. Bryan. Earlier
in his present battle he demanded
that there he no more ''pussyfoot-
ing and spoke of the peace of
coward CO. in connection with our
attitude toward the war In Europe.
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MURPHY IS COMMITTEEMAN.
Reelected by Republican, to Ma
tionaI Body-HuRhes Sentiment.

TRENTON. ". j.. May 31.-Franklin
Murphy OF Newark was unanimously
reelected this afternoon to represent
New Jersey on he Republican National
Committee.
To prevent a repetition OF recent un-
fortunate happenings the committee
,dopted a rule prohibiting the use Of
- stationery for other than official
BUSINESS. The rule was the OUTCOME"
( a recent communication Of pro-C;er-
man character accepted in some quarters
as an official declaration from the COM
mittee.
The consensus Of opinion Of State
committee members Is that Justice
hughes In The most probable nominee
end will receive the support OF most ~
the New Jersey delegates. Hughes sup
porters were disposed to regard as un-
fortunate the ultimatum that the Ger
man press would not support either
Roosevelt or Root IL nominated, blu!
would accept Hughes.
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SEES T. R. A BACK NUMBER.
German Papers Says Hall Players
Attract More Attention.

Sr. LOUIS. May 3l.-"A wagon load or
h. ,ehall players attracted more atten-
ton on the streets han Roosevelt on his
w., nero to-day the WeStIiche Post,
German daily, declares in an editorial.
which will appear tomorrow In answer
u koosevelt's attack on the
American alliance.
"kposevelt's hope TO conquer the west
BY a wave OF his hand received a severe
setback such as ever the opponents
Of the Colonel hardly expected the
editorial adds.
Instead of the thickly crowded masses
WHOM flied the streets at the time OF ms
last visit, the streets to-day presented
Their everyday appearance.
Re ause the German votes are no
longer to be had by him, Roosevelt splts
10 son and gall atthe wicked ~'hyphenates.
H0o recognize his true person and nave
turned away from him. lie asserts ne
IS 'gHting against every attempt 10
hrous" disunion among tho American
people; in reality he is himself the mos'
dangerous peace disturben"
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DON'T CARE A SNAP FOR T. r.
German Alliance President Says
He's Only n Private Citizen.

CINCINNATI, May 31.-Judge John
Schwab. president of tho Ohio State
German-American Alliance, said to-
night regarding Roosevelt's criticism of
that organization at ST. Louis:
"We don't care "A snap any more for
what Col. Roosevelt says.
"Roosevelt Is a private citizen and he
will stay one with our help. He has a
right to express his opinions. but a man
VINO went before the crowned princes OF
Europe and who now heaps Islander upon
people because they belonged to one
country has lost our respect.
1--WE don't know the old Roosevelt any
more. do not think II would be worth
while for the alliance to take any action
against him"