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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-18
JEWS TO GOVERN SELVES
Gen. Won Beseler Issues Order For
Communities In Poland

Berlin. Nov. 1s-Gen. Won Beseler,
Governor-General of Russian Poland,
has issued an order at Warsaw in
regard to the organization Of a jew
isfa religious body in Poland, by
which self-government is given to
the Polish Jews.
"Under Russian rule the Jews III
Poland, as in all Russia, lived al
most without religious organiza-
tion," says the Overseas News
Agency in describing the new order
"The hostility of the Russian authori-
ties against the Jews found express
sion in well-known laws and in I'M
interrupted prosecutions and oppres-
sion of the Jewish community, as
we'll as in the fact that a religious
body, to which ID per cent, of the
population of Poland belongs, was
deprived of all uniform organizations.
Only the formation of organizations
of isolated parishes was allowed and
the union of parishes into a larger
organization WIS forbidden.
"By the present order of the Gov
crror-General the members Of the
Jewish church are reorganlzed as a
religious body according to public
right. Local Jewish communities
in the counties, according to the new
order, are united to county organiza-
tions. The heads of these county or
carnations are administrative coun-
ellis, which are made. up from the
boards of the smaller communities
and selected according to the prin-
ciples of proportional representation.
"Thc formation Of associations fo7
divine service will be allowed in
every community. Thus guarantee
is given that no religious tendency
can be suppressed by the majority.
To the community will be intrusted
the religious life and education Of
the young, charity and social work
The local communities, the county
communities and the general reli-
eious body as represented by the
supreme council will have the RICH.
to levy taxes and will possess the
privileges of Incorporated public
corporations.
"The Jews in Poland by this or
der receive a constitution superior
10 the majority Of the altiquated
constitutions Of other European coulI
tries.
"Jcwish circles in Poland receive
the new order enthusiastically. All
parties among the Jews consider it
very important that the Jewish COM
munity now is recognized as a reli-
gious body according to public right
and that the possibility now exists
to work in the different departments
of Jewish life through the means
of wcll-conducted self-governing
bodies. The war has brought UNI
spcakablc misery to the Eastern
Jews, but on the other hand it has
brought this new constitution, which
is of the highest importance, to
thcir future. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-18
WILSON GIVES UP VACATION
Finds II Impossible to Leave Wash
ingt0n Now.

Finds II Impossible to Leave WASH
ington Now.
Washington, Nov. 1S-President
Wilson has decided net to take va
cation before Congress convenes, but
may go on one or more weekend
trips down the Potomac on the Prcsi-
dental yacht Mayhower.
He was urged to go to a Virginia
resort *: q brief stay, but reached
the conclusion today that it would
be Impossible.
The President has almost complet-
ed the selection CT members Of the
Tariff Commission and Shipping
Board created by Congress last ses-
sion, and probably will make an an
nouncement of the personnel OF both
before Congress meets. He has made
but little progress, however, in the
selection Of members Of the board to
administer the Workingmen's Com
pensation act for Federal employees.
One typewriter page of the an
nual message to Congress has been
finished by the President and he is
devcting all of his spare time to this
work.
As soon as Congress meets Mr..
Wilson will resume his conferences
twice week with Washington news
paDcr correspondents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-18

Oyster season opens at the Ram
mel Cafe;@North Rcya! Strsst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-18
sHAD FOUND IN RIVER.
shad in Potomac According to Fish
ermen Means Warm Weather.

Shad In fotoHhdC 1AeS oioiit5 W
ernen Means Warm Weather.
Shad are said to be still swimming
in the Potomac River. Fishermen say
that when shad are in this latitude
at this time of the year it is sure
sign that the winter will be mod
crate. 1t is alleged that during the
past week many shad got into nets
along the Potomac.
In November shad should be run
ming off the coast of Florida. They
cannot stand the cold and migrate
south and north with the receding
and advancing warm weather.
Ordinarily, not shad can be found
in the Potomac after August. They
have left. for the south and do not
come north until the spawning sea-
son, which happens in April.
Shad have also been caught in the
Hudson River, where fishermen also
believe in "signs" and predict the
mildest winter for years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-18
Bl:E.L|!.-L|..-AN 5
Absolutely Removes
indigestion. One package
proves it. 25c at all druggists.
IN VACATION

AT Circuit Court for the City
of Alexandria, Virginia.
Ernest Moore, Complainant, vs.
Mamie Francis Moore, Defendant.
In Chancery.
Affidavit having been duly MADE rs
required by law, that the defendant
is a nonresident Of the State Of Viz
GINA, and that he cannot be found
within the jurisdiction Of this state,
and the Sergeant having made re-
turn upon the original process is
sued herein that the defendant Is
nonresident of his bai'iwick, and
application having been duly made
in writing, to the Clerk Of this court
for an order of publication against
the defendant to appear and answer
The bill in Chancery filed by the COM
plainunt against the defendant for
an absolute divorce on the ground
Of wilful and voluntary descrtion
and abandonment for more than
three years prior to the Institution
cf this suit, and the order Of ptibii-
cation having been duly granted by
the Clerk Of this Court, it is there
fore ordered that the said defendant.
Mamie Francis Moore, do appear
herein within fifteen days after Que
publication hereof anc answer the
suit of the complainant against the
defendant for. absolute divorce on
the ground of wilful and voluntary
desertinn and abandonment for moro
than three years prior 70 the institu-
ton Of this suit; and it is further
ordered that copy 81 this order hc
published once a week for Soar sue
cessiVc weeks in the Alexandra Ga
zettc, newspaper published in Alex
aadria, Virginia, and that !; copy oi'
this order be sent by registered mail
! by the Clerk Of this Court to the
last known place of address and
abode of the defendant, to-wit. 500
Eye Street, S. E., Washington, d. c.,
as stated in the application FOR this
order of publication, which shall be
certified by the Clerk Of this Court,
and that copy of same be posted
at the front door of the courthousr
Of this Court on or before the next
!, succeeding rule day of! this court.
a Copy Tcste:
! NEWELL S. GREENAWAY, Clerk
Edmund Hill, Jr., P. Q. 271-4w
/
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-18
WHITE SLAVERS TO PRISON
Three &c: From 30 hianlhs TO ~
Years and Months

New York, Nov. l$-Samucl
Xirsch, alias Sam the Pcddier;;"
Gustavc Kugclman and Joseph Bot
win convicted white Slayers," were
sentenced yesterday to terms Of i'm
prisonmcnt ranging from years
and 6 months to 10 years ard 6
months.
Judge Rosaisky characterized tt :
prisoners rs ''most dcspicablc cyca-
lures"
Kirsc!l received the 19-ycar SER
tcncc and fire Of 5000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-18
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
81 Being Cc:,--..aEsly Supplied Wia
T5ed;;o--:,'s Black D:aaght.

E:cDna, Va.--"i suffered Tor scver
,1sry," Eay. Mrs, g. Whitaker, Q
his Llacc, "w:i!i sick headache, and
stomach? trouble.
Ten years ago q friend told me 10 Try
'hediofd'S Hack DvaIght, which / did
I'D / iound i! 70 nc tle best tGGilly Tedi,
line for ycncs and Gid.
kcco Diack-D,aligi1t or i'aT5 "a The
inc Eow, aid @..cn ny Children feN a
it.!c bad, they ssh ne for dose, ana :
dosS i!leni r'oTc good than any medicine
Trey eyer tried,
We .cvcr i;ayc long spell ct siek.
le5s il, Or faulty. siGce VT epH,mcEcec
ss!ng Biack-Dfaaaht."
1E.edtord's Black Dr1ught IS pureEi
vegetable, AID haa beef; found to regu
a:s weak stonactis, aid digestion, re-.
.ievc indigestion. colo, VIM, nausea,
aeadache, sic. stomach. and similar
symptoms.
II has been III eorcla1t use !or mere
han 70 years, and has benefited more
han z million people.
Yo.:r druggist sei!s ard recommends
3lack-Draugh, Prize onE 2jc: let =
nck22e to-day. nc IA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-18

A Stockholm newspaper says the
Russian ammunition steamer, the
Baron Breseni, was blown up in the
harbor of Archangel recently caus-
ing the death Of $50 persons and
wounding $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-18
ALEXANDRIA'S CAFES
BEST QUALITY OYSTERS
Lynuhayen Bay, Hampton Ears, Nor
felix and Potomac River Oysters

felix and Potomac River Oysters
have opened a sanitary oyster
shocking house at No. 2 King street
where oysters will be sold on the
half shell, in barrels and by the
measure.
I represent the L. !. Nemcomb
Co., Of Hampton, Va, where oysters
are carefully cultivated in. their
own beds and examined every month
by special chemists, so as to guaran-
tee them absolutely pure and none
better
Attached to this business we also
serve oysters prepared in all styles.
Steamed Oysters a Specially.
DINING ROOM. OPENED
SUNDAYS.
Thanking my friends for their
patronage, l ask share in the fu-
turc.
JACOB BRILL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-11-18

Norfolk Oysters at tie Rammel
Cafe, n. RoY! Street.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06

semeinfamen 6aB unb Ieib alif
8eutialanbs fpirtfduftlife erf0lss
in 9oroeraiien ii6 eiitlid sesintat
uHb ibrs periiIhen SnttrsHsnfpbirsH
abeegrenSt. Sic bsniiBtsn bnju ges
fdidt cine 3eit Der innsren llHrHbe
unD 9Grung In periisH. 1906 bate
Der milbe S9ab Ufusafier Gbbin cine
goItsDertretung beruf.n, itarb aber
Tdon 1907. Sein sO6n, U1o6ammsb
ali, ein beibbliitiger uHb oespuitiHer
ebardtter, geriet halo in 3Diefpalt
nit bem 9urlament unb itiiBts fi9 aui
bic Rufen. gBdhrenb bisIer MirrsH
einigtsn ii6 an 81. 4u9uit 1907 bic
engIdnoer uuo RuiIen iiber bic rpirts
ffaftli6e aufteiluua 9eriiens, bus IN
oret 3onen 5erlegt Darb. 1908 nib
gIidte Elm Stnatsitrsi6 Ulobammeb
aIis, Der Our9 bic pfriif6t 5ulirepc'
lution BON 1909 5ur 5lu9t na4 Rub,
lanc Oertrieben purbe. Die 6er-'
f9dft ging auf Iein SObn 4dmeb
ii6er, Der taft Hi6ts anberes III ais
eine Yupps RubIanbs.
Sur OrOnuns Der seHiittetsn perfs
i6en 5inan5en fpurbe i'm Sabre 1911
Der gtmeritaner Moreuu Sduiter aIs
5tnan3miniIter ungeitsat. Die pers
eiRlgten ruifiifen unb englif4eR Sin.
fIiiiie Oertrieben i'm aus feiuem @mie,
na6oem er adt Wlonats lang ureigens
niBiq fir cine iolibs Heiorm res pers
iiiheu Stadtsbausbalts 9earbettet
bate. Inter Dem 3itel ,5be Stranss
linq Of periiu" - 0ie GrorofeIung
H'eriien5 - bat er bic neueite gss
itiAte bes Qanbes burgeitsGt, bic in
cine fIammenoe 2lntlage qegen bic enss
if6zruIiii4e Woral in Periien aass
tlingt
,Sebt 6at Sic SdjidiaI5itmoe Ser.
liens Qcnabt. 1ln 6ieiem g2cltfrieGc
mus lie lid, criii1en. 0cfien mir, ouB
Is Der pcriiidl.n Reglerumg gelingt,
l5rc lllabbGnaigfeit uno oamit ole
6teIGeit oe5 SaH6eS gegenijber Dem
cuiiiAen 8dren lno bem engIiIten
gSoif 81 retten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06
Rinbp. sdltptine sdlaft

Rinb pieb. = Die 3uIu6r mar
nur mdBig unb bic prsiIe itetia fir
bic beHeren Nuolitdten, pGbrenb bic
anbsren i9ra9 Darsn. @ute Wilas
fiibe fiHb ebsnfalls ftstig; anbsre
nieoriser.
Wittlere unb i6pere Stisre $7.65
-8.85; Cdfen $4.25-7.5O; Tlsifder
Stisre $6.00-8.25; aussrlefsne Big
EXTRA $8.50-8.85; 5sifsrs 5000
8.25; aussrleiens Big extra $3.50
900; siibe s475-6.5O; auserlsien.
Biz ertra S6.75-7.25; Gannsts $4.00
40; fstts DARN &i6e $5.75-7.s
20; U1il9tiibe $35-8 -85; StOdsrs
uno Jeebrs: stisr. $5,5O-775;
5sifsrs $5.5o-7.0O; aubs $500
SIS.
gullen. = Die 3ufubr mar nur
mdbia unb bic preiis itetig Bis tart.
Die Qa9frase ipar gut.
5stts Bullen $7.25-7.50; Bologna
$6.25-7.25; musers unS lei6te ST.
0O-6.00.
aGlbsr. Qnfanes mar Der
Wartt ftetis, ipGtsr absr i6Dd4sr unD
lin 25-50c nisbrigsr ais geitern.
Bette aGlber $9.5O-9.75; fair Bis
CUTE lsidts $7.25 $50; orbinars unb
erObs $5.00-9.25.
g 6netue. - Die heutige 3u<
fubr mar grob, bic Ra6fraSe gut uno
bic p0tler aablten &c msbr als geitern.
asi6te 8srianbtIorten itiegen I'M 15c.
Jsrtel blisbsn itetig.
9ute Biz auserIeisne 9erpatungss
unb Gleif6erfortsn $9.90-9.95; sss
miI6ie gerpadungsiOrten $970-9.'
80; lei4te gerpatunssiorten, 12O Bis
155 pfunb $9.10-9.25; ousseiu4te
mittlere 100 biz 175 plumb $3.50
$50; Jsrtsl. 10 qfunb unb buruns
ter $6.00-8.0O; urbindre big ousers
lsisne idtpere fstte SGus $3.50
$50; Staas $6.00-6.75.
e 6dfe uno lGmmer.
Die Radfraae mar cine CUTE unb ale
i'm Wlortis beiiroIiden S6afs uRD
9Gmmer fanben f5nsae Gbnabms.
S6dfe, ertra $7.75-9.00; CUTE Biz
aussrlsIens $6.75-775; Drbindre bis
fair $4.50-6.50; Seihorene S4afs
$6.0O-7.0O. . Qdmmsr, srtra $685.
1000; quite Bis aussrleisn. $9.25-
9.75; orbindre Biz fair 5000 800;
Sprni9 2Gmmer S11.50-15.O0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06
Glnb.Nahri9tem.
samnaa 6. Wlni 1916.

Samftag, 6. Wlai 1916.
Der Sbiofiub 1T langiam i'm 6n!S
len besriffen, ssitsrn 4beno bate sr
bsi bieIissr Gtabt einsH BdferitanO
Don "a. 3 Sub.
Die fOlgsuosn 9epsi4en traten
ssitern bier ein:
pittsbars, ga. 40 5uB, itsigt.
WbssIina 90. ga.-s.6 SUB, fdllt.
Yartsrsburs, W. 8a.-11.7 SUB.
aanapba Sails, SO. 8u.-3.5 Sub.
Gbarlsiton, W. 8u.-7.9 SUB, fdllt.
portsmOutb, SbiO-22.5 Sub, itei9t.
louisville, ap.-10.4 SUB, taft.
eoansDiIle Jnb.-21.6 SUB, itegit.
Naibpills, 5snn.-10.5 SUB, taft:
Chattanooga, asnn.-7.7 Jub, fteigt.
Cairo, Sa.-31.4 SUB, fteiat.
Wismpbis, 9enn.-24.7 SUB, tdlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06
FIRST CALL
SECOND CALL
(ysID, gumbs nnS altiem in q Wnu yorf.

Gsi4dftspayiere surb,n - 84% Biz
isutirf. BsAiet auf 9oHoon sarsn itsils.
ahr 90 Iass sl721t, 5idt $4.75zf; aabei
Nnusifunoen t4.76K. Sranes Siht o.sth,
aatd s.9S4. Mari Stdt 76Is, aab,l q,
Nrsnsa Sial 13y5, Rabt 1Sk. Slrt SID!
6.2S, 2abd s.27, Ruba Si&t SIS; Rabsl
8i3k; 6ilbr. 9arsn 7sZse, Rsyifanilts
Tshars 59H.
aitisnaayii.- - Gniones mar Der
Wo!lt IdbwaA uno bic greiie baiitr ~ !tt.
ben, balo leooA irat cine g9enbunS elm.
us6s, bic 8erluite nitt aasin wisoer gut
asmad,t purosu, Ionbsrn bic SaIubnoii
iunaen erssbsR aud nod in ben meiiisn
fSdden tleine Gepiuns
siisassla 'HiAss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06
Gbitagp. 8. Uai.

S8lpsine. - 3ufu6r 1900 Wartt
fdpa6 8ult $9.75-9.95; lsi4ts
s9.40-10.OO; s.miitts $9.95-10.'
90; i6rpsr. $4,000; raube $9,s
4o-9.60; eJrtsl S7.35-9.10.
gtinboish. u 3ufubr 1000. Wlarit
f6ipa9. Ginbeimilfds gsei Stire
$7.90-9.95; iGtodsrs unb Jssbers
$5.75-8.5O: aiibe unb 6eifsrs $4.25
$50; aGlber $6.25-9.50.
S9afs. - 3uiubr 5000. Wldrtt
iietig. Net6ers $6.90-9.30; gfDss
S5.259.10; 2dmmer $7.75-11.85.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06

CT. YIeile IcV. WQIs
finirter Gut 2oaf 1925; poipber:S
1925; Cubes $8.45; srdnuIirter ST.
95; gonfeetionsrs u" $7.s5; Off
~ $7.55-7.65; ipsiber ertra $735
7.45; eytra g" SIPS per bunbsrt
pfuhb.
Mofaffts IN fstis. :. Rem
Orleans Open astle 45-65e; Gen.
trifugdf 25-34e per GaIIons.
Reis. - apuiiiana, sydnep Seab
646se; prima 5l-5se; prbindrs
4-4ae; Sopan 4a-5ic per pfunb.
DatrpsProbuite
Butter. - Martt rubis unS
prsiie nisbristr. - @bolemiis, ertra
36e; G.ntraIijeb ertra 33Ae; Central.
t3eb iirits SOC; Seeonb 27c; Ganep
Doirp 26e; g,adins etud 22a-24t
psr ptunb.
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g6ieaso. 8. Mai.

weisen. - Jiir. mai s1.11a-1.s
13a am sdIub $1.12a; fir 5uIi ST.
12a-1.14g. am S4luB S1.13s.
MslI6iOrn. = Sir Wui 752-
76s, am S6IuB 76ae; fir Suli 75i
-76ae, am saluB 76c.
Safer. - Jiir Wai 454-474c, am
S6lub 47e; fir gull 42s-43ie, am
Gdlub 43e.
Rosssn. - 10. Q 96c.
@eriie. - 64-S0c.
simoibp. - $4.50-7.775.
salee. = $s.00-14.O0.
Bort. - 5iir Suli $23.62-23, 70,
am S6Iub $23.65; fir Ssptembsr
S23.32-23.37, am Gdlub $23.35.
G6mals. - Sir Suli 1850
1905 an StIub $500; fir Sep:
iember 12.97-13.1o. am S4luB
1897.
RippenIeiten. Sir SuIi 12.75-
1885, am Gdlub 12.77; fir Septems
Der 12.S5-l2.92, am Sdlub 1880.
Butter. - Wartt niebrtger; erea'
merp 27k-Soe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-06
Metaa. Marft.
msm 81 Nnrf & Np!

Rspgort. 5. Tlni.
&upf.r. - Wartt feit; elsetrolptit
nominal; fir ausuit unb ipdter'
$28. .50-29.50.
giisn. = Wurtt fsft unb unperdn'
bert.
3inu. = Martt rubig; 5000
$500.
glsi. - s7.2O-7.40.
Spelier. = Marft pillis.
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1dgliher Nsarft. Serid1t.
Cincinnati, 8. Wai.

Cincinnati, 8. Wlat.
DIE nadfOlsenben AuOtirunssn oe,
siehsn iid MIR auf Gnsros Trans
otiionen. Bel tlsinereu @eiddfttn
iperbsn stpds b5bere prsiis bsrs4nss.
prpbifionem
Sdmal3. primd Stedrl
12.47-12.57; Sumilp 13.25-13.75.
SrDdens sefalsenes GlGi d..
- Sbort clear Seitsn, lpis 13i-
14c; Grtra fbort clear Ssitsn 133-
1896; tur3e Rippenieiten 134-13sf;
Bellies 15-154e.
Bacon. = Sbort clear Seiten
14a-15ic; EXTRA fbOrt clear SeitsT
14a-15e; ibori Rippsnisiisn 14a
15e; Bellies 16l-17c.
Gusar gureb Glsif4 4.
Sdint.n 1915; pituie S4ulisrH
13h-14e; 9reaffeIt Bacon 20
22e; S6ultern in qadst.n 13a-
14e; Hep gort Gut 13h-14e; tros
dene Beef Sainisn 27A-28ac per
pfunb.
Sibs.pSttltssglsiid. -
SdinisH 16-16ae; pieuie Sdul
tern 11s-12e; Bellies 14-14as;
SduIt,rn 11Ar12e; S4uliern, u.
q. Gut DO. 11a--12c.
grif6esGfeiid. - Sdinisn
15a-16Yc; pieuic Sdultsrn 12-
12ac; S9ultsrn 12-12Ae; ibort Rip'
psnisit.n 12i-12ac; ibort clear
0ippenisit.n 12l-129e; sytra ibort
clear Rippenisitsn 12a-12ac; Bellies
l.idte 17-1sae; Bellies. idpsre 16i
17ac.
Me6l unb Getrtibe.
WlebI. - Wini.r paient $5.85-
$40; Winter fanep $5.65---5.85;
Winter Iancp $5.10-5.35; Wintsr
EXTRA $4.5o-4.sO; Wint.r prbinarsr
4.00-425; Sartes Weisen patsnt
$5.s5-6.25; Saries W.iasn fantp
S5.35-5.75; 5art.s Wei5en faulilp
$4.e0-4.s5; aossen. Rortbtpeitern
semii6tes $5.00-5.10; Rossen. eitp
rsines $5.0o-5.25; Nosssn Gitp sss
miiates $4.75-z5.00.
Weistn. glo. 2 rotber Wintsr
$1.21-1.25; gso. 3 DO. Slid
1.l8; Rp. 4 DO. $1.00-1.10.
Wtlf4torn. - glO. l tueibes
&c; Ro. 2 DO. 77s-7Sc; SO. 3 bo.
76a -77sc; gao4 bo. 75-76e; No.
s DO. 74-75c; SO. 8 DO. 71-73c. -
No. / selbes =; Ro. 2 DO. 77he; gso.
8 bo. 76a-77e; 90. 4 bo. 1916;
No. 8 DO. 74-75e; go. 6 DO. IL
73c. - go. i ssmiIates =; ao. Q
DO. 76a-77e; Ro. 8 DO. 76-76te;
Ro. a 30. 75-76e; go. 8 DO. IA
Toe; geo. 6 DO. 71-73e. -aolbentorn,
ipeibes. 78-S0c; aoIbenlorn, selbes.
s0-S2c; aolben.orn. ssmii9tss 7S
-s0c per Yu.
Roggem 30. 2 95-97c;
To. 3 bo. 92-94c; Ro. 4 bo. So
90c.
6afer. - Rortbnsitern 30. 2
ipeiber 49-49Ae; Rortbipeitsrn Sans
barb ipibssr 4s-4Stc; RorthDeitsrn
go. 8 ipsiBer 47-47at; no. 3 ipsi'
Der sinbeimiIder 45a-46sc; Ho. A
ipeiBsr 44-45e; glo. 2 semif4t.r
431-44Ac;glo. 3 ssmii&ter .inbeim:.
idxr 42k-4She; SO. 4 semii4tsr Al
--42e.
gDbisftp.
0ertauft ipurben 992 Bbls. Gis
Killers sJiniibsb Goobs aui Der 8aiis
BON S1.40 per 0alicne.
groceries.
aaffet. Saoa 23-30e; Wos
ba 29-30e; Guaiervala fanep 19c;
DO. gutter 17ae.
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30 uet unb Der 0elts
II te 9. I'm 5rantrei4s rguts Sadie"
i'm BeIttrieg gu bepeiieu, piro DON
ben 4npGIten Der poincare'i6en
&rksss uao Rau6politit aIles aufsss
bOten, mas nur irgenbpie sur 8srs
tbetbisung biefer sguten Sa4e" oisnsn
Tam. 9ierbei 5ei6nen Ii4 beioubers
bic gruHoidsli6en Gbaupiniiten aus,
bic frun30iii4en RpnaIiiten. Getreu
ibrer Sattit, rbepeiieH- iie, ,bab Oieier
arieg muir Die ein5ig logif4e GoIse
Der politit Der gourbonen Ist, bic
beute not lebe rnb bic hart genug ses
tpeien ip6re, I'm bie vS9md9" bon
1901 81 perseIten uRb bic CRIB
iiinbe" Der 9robOGter ptsber gut gu
MAIDEN. 9ieIe tii6ns 9beie pirb ges
itiiBt, 10 gut es sbeu 9ebeH nil, tppbei
IN LETTER 3eit beipnoers Der srobe&anz
5elreoner 8oHuet ais &ronSeuge bers
aufbeihporen ptro. 2ieIt man Boz
iuet na6, 10 finoet man in Der Sbat
Bel ibm Qusfiibrungen, bic man auf
Oieieu &rieg be5iebeu tann; einige iiuO
Iel6ft berart, bab man lie ais Pros
pbstiI6 be5ei9nen bari, S6 iie uber
baSu gssisnet Iinp, 5rantrecbs rsute
Sa6e" gu betpeiien unp unIere Sadie
als psrpammenspertb eri6einen lais
len, 1T cine anbere Grags. Der 2sfsr
urt6eile ielbit. Sr ieiuer .Bolitit, Be-
srinbet auf bic eigsntliaeu Borte Der
Seilisen S6rtft", ulip in einem @ert,
oas gpFust uls 2eitfaben Der qoltttt
fir ben Sobn uub ben Gntel bes Sons
nensSOnigs gei6rieben bate, iprtft
Der beriibmte 9an3elrebner i'm 9. ads
pitel bonn 8rieg. @eredt iino nad ibm
ale ariege, bic 9ott ielbit einem 8olfe
befoblen bat. Quberoem siebt es aber
nod anoere gerehte Wotioe 3unLHrieg:
,Sier Sipei gerehte Wtottpe, I'M
einen 9ries Su begiHHen: bic unges
rette 8erpsigerung bes unter biui9en
geoinsungen geiteIlten YerlanseHs
(burd ein fremoes Qanb), paHtren gu
ourfen, uno bic pffentunoise Seinbfe'
liateit, bic einem gu llnre6t gum GHs
areifenoen maht. Den erIten3beil bie@
les Sabes empfeblen mir ben gels
gisrn, ben speiten uniern Ieinoen
iiberbaupt, Dor allem aber ben Trnns
soIeu, unb bier tpieberum In eriter 2is
ME ben @dmelots 9u &op, Den Reps
Monar6iiten, tpte II RES Waurs
ras oor Der .glctiou fruncatTe" fduf.
- 8pfuet Iprt9t aud, bon ben uuses
re6ten Motipsn fir ben Srisg, unter
oenen er Defenders bic 2uit an ebr@
aei5ieen @rpberuneen betont. .9lIs
Oh es cine Gmp0runq iei, bic Gsrsibeit
sessn isiuen Gbrgei8 au betpabren,
ipridt Der sbreeiStge Gruberer BON
ni9ts onberem, ais bon Ra6e (peHs
seance)." Seben mir itatt Rade ods
DOrt 9erseItuns (repande), 10 ftimmt
es tpteberum. Sin anoeres uugerehtes
Mptip fir BEN Srieg 1T nad goTuet
Der gleib, tpieoer elm anoeres Der Sees
resrubm ober bic SiiBisteit bss Sies
ees. ,gs giebt nibts Shmethelbaftes
reg. aIs bieIe miIitGrilIde 9lOire; iie
entI6eibet oft nit einem Sdlug iiber
meHidIi6e Dinge uub iie ideint cine
Dirt bon @umd6t iRipfern gu babeu,
aIs fie bic GreisniiIs forcirt .. ober
iie lit eitel." - gtud bieieu &usfiihs
runsen tanu man nur iageR: ScHust
fannie feline 5rduSpleu.
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GreA.

WeGSame: r3u Sbrenr @sbartstdss
follen Sic sin neisS &IsiS 4obeH,
Mnnal&
DierFmdbden: Nd WDit, nHsrf
Siejidy bod Iieber BON Sbrem EDednrr
Gins i4euteH -Sie bdben'ss rotpis
ssrl@
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elssnHs ssalcumfass.

DE llmidBs I'M blsiissa glsarinstaus be-
lisfsA fi6 bsuis auf q, b,sS5,So0.
ssisis esturiitiss.
Columbia 0as, Dtls Siaie 9rt eoHi.s
Ohio gIiits Was com. uno eini. @as q
Gltetre 90. Nttisa iparsn in Raafrd8e.
nnb bic yrsiis fsii. Cont par Der TlartI
rabig. Beriauii wurosn: -
M her Dyde
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: 0larft unDeranb.rt.

gisr. = Marft unperdnbert.
Gartoffeln. = Warft niepriser. =
1idisan, MisconIin wlinneiotd unD
Dafota Obios $3.50; Wtinnslota
unb 9atota Cbios 83-88c.
Oefliiael. 2ebenbes. Utartt
nieoriser; Sibner 17a-1Sc.
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Hiebmsrft.
ginetnnati, 3. q

Cincinnati, 5. Mai.
3ufubr unb @erianbt tpdbrsnb bee
peraangensn "a Siunben persli9tn
NIT berislbsn 3sit Der psrsangeneH
pi.r Sass parsu tpie fplsi: