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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28

3uder. - preife fen. - Raj
|finirier Gut Goat $3.50; potpb.r.b
$3.50; Cubes $50; sranuIirier ST.
90; gonfectioners ~ $18.10; of
az $7.s0--9.00; tpeiber ertra $3.50
40; EXTRA G. $3.50 per bunb.rt
pfunb.
MoIaffes IN F.tis. Rem
Orleans Open Rettie 45-65e; gens
trifusal 25--34e per Gallone.
Rtis. = aDuifiana, Gantp 6eab
64-6ie; prima 5t--5ae; orbindrer
4f-5e; Sapan 4s-54e per pfunb.
Dairp probufte
Butter. - Martt rubia unb
preife ftetig. Wbclsmilf, srtro
BIG; geniraliseb EXTRA 29c; Gmtra,
li5eb firfts 25Ae; itconbs 22ae; Uanep
Dairp 23e; pudins StOd 2O-2las
per plumb.
RGfe. Martt Rstis. p1ip lie.
NorbptfliGsr II Gents; Rem g)ori
18e; Ghtpeissr 35-40e; bo. Bird
lie; 2imbureer 17A--18e per pfunb.
gier. Wartt ftit; prtma
firjfs 6l6nsreier 24e; firhs 223e; OF.
bindrt firits 203e; fetrnbs 171e psr
Nubenb; Gniensisr 21ic per Dubenh.
@sfIigef.- - Warit fttis. -
Wroiler2s BON IA Wfunb.urh shoyilher
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28
0sis. sonss anS sltti,n in Neru yOri.

UefAdftspaptere pHrben az ~ oision.
tilt. MeHiel auf 9onoon uaren ftsttg.
SSar 90 Iaee tA7iK, Sidf t4.7sA; aabtl
anpeiuHpfn tA76H. 5ranes Sthi 6.90n,
3abef $50. 1larf Si4t 71h. aabsl ~,
ssrpnsn Si1t 1899. aatel 1925, Girt stdf
1.A4X. &abel ga, Rubd Si4t 1929; Ra'
bel S0.40; eifber.B arren6SA .1legtfaniids
Collars 40.
Nlttenmatft.-Te Nartt mar beute
du6sr(t fau xnb lhleppeno unb bic grtiis
baitsu Az ieiben. Tie Shlubnotirungsn
fianbsa in ben meiitta Gausn etwss unisr
brnen uon gttern.
QtJeuhohu Hffieu.
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gbfeaao. 81. suli.

Sdneine. - 3ufubr 10000;
Wartt b0ber; Buff $9.50-1O.O0;
lei9te $9.45-1O.524 ssmif4te $9.15
-10.15; fdltper. $9.05-10.12a; robe
$9.05-8.25; Gertsl $7.6o-9.5o.
Rinboieh. - 3ufubr 5000;
Wartt fef; Natipe Beef Stiere 500
1850; Gtoders unb Jesbers $500
800; Rifle uno 5siferg $780,
%; adlber $8.50-12.0O.
Sdafe. 3ufubr 1000;
Wart unreselmdbis; Wetbers $500
$40; gpes $3.6O-7.75; 2dmmsr
$7.15-10.0.
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3ufubr So Cars; @irsinia in SdHern
$2.25-2.30; 8irsinia 8ulf 8o-S5e;
MpKouri umb aarIas 65-7O.
@efliisel. 2sbenoes, Warft urs
berGnbert.
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Metal.Marft.

Rem gort, 81. Suli.
aupfsr. - Martt istia Geutrifu>
gal $24.00-27.M.
Giisn. = Martt fstis uub anner'
dnbert.
3inn. Martt rubis; offertrt
fir $3S.25.
glsi- : $685. Derlanst.
SpeItsr. - Wartt tuilIig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28

DIE ndhfolgtnDen Qiotirungen be-
5isbsn fh mir auf ensros ; 3rans>
oftionen. Bel ileinsren g.fdiften
tpsrben stpas b0bsre prsiie bsreanst.
propifionen.
GhmaI3. prima Steam
IL. - Jamilp S14.00-
14.50.
1rodensefal3tnes Sftif9 d.
- Sbort clear Gsiten foie, IA
15ae; grtra fort clear Ssiten 14t
-154t; tir3e Rippenieitsn al
14ae; Bellies 161-1H.
Bacon. G6ort clear Seiien
ertra fort clear Ssiten
15l-16o; fbort Rippsnfeiten 15a-
16e; Bellies 1%73--1sie.
sugar gureb Sleifh. =
Sdiufen 20A BIC; picnic Gdultern
15--151c; greatfait Bacon 23-25e;
Sduliern in padstsn 15-15at; Nstp
Dori Gut 153--16c; trodene geef
Sdinten 29t--3oac per pfunb.
SiBstpiteltes Gfeif4.-
S9inien 17A-1Sc; picnie Sduttcrn
131-14e; ge[ies 161-17e; S6uls
tern 13a-14e; S4ultsrn q. q. Gut
30. 14-14ae.
Grtf9es Gfeifd. = Shintsr
16t-17ae; pienic Shultern 12a-
13e; Sdultern 12a-13e; fbort rip
penieitsn 13-13ac; fbori clear RIP
penfeiten 13t-14e; ertra fort
clear Rippenf.itsn 13-13ae; Bellies
lei6te 181-19ac; Bellies. ihpere
17-1Sc.
Mebt unb @ttretbe.
Metl. - Winier patsnt $5.75-
800; Winter fanep $5.25-5.50;
Minter familp $4.75-5.OO; Wirtsr
srtra $4.25-4.50; Winter orbindr,r
$3.75-4.0o; 5artes Weisen patent
$5.75-6.25; 5aries Wei3en fantp
$5.25-5.50; !Sartes Wsisen familp
$~4.25-4.5O; Rosseu. R~orthpeftern
semifdtss $5.00-5.10; Rpssen gitp
reines $5.O0-5.25; Rogeen Gitp sez
mifdtes $4.75-5.oo.
Wei3en. - go. 2 rotber Mtnter
$1.30--1.32; 30. 3 $1-26-1.3O;
Ro. 4 DO. $1.10-1.26.
Detfdtorn.- - go. 2 tpeibss
s3-S3ie; go. 8 DO. 82s-S3c; go.
4 DO. s1-S2c; 30. s DO. 80-8le;
SO. 8 DO. 1886. = go. 2 sslbss
s22-83e; go. 8 DO. s2-82ae; Ro.
a boo. S0s-s1tt; 90. 5 DO. 79a-
s0at; go. 6 DO. 77s-79ae. - Ro.
2 gemiidtes S2S--S3e; go. 8 DO. SO
-S2te; Ro. a DO. s0A-81ac; 30.
5 30. 79t-S0ae; Ro. 8 DO. III
79ie. aolbentorn. ipeibes, So
aolbsntorn. selbes, 1885,;
aolbensOrn, ssmiidtss. s3-s4e.
5afer. R~oribpeftern 10. 2
ipeibsr 45--45ae; Hotbpeftern Stans
barb tpeiber 44a-45e; W~prtbueftern
no. 3 fDeiber 43-44e; To. 3 fpetber,
einbeimiiasr 41a-42c; go. 4 ipeiBer
Ro. 2 semiidtsr 41a--.
42ic; SO. 3 aemiifter eiuhsimifter
go. 4 semiidter SO
asae.
Rosgen. - go. 2 $1.01-1.o3;
Ho. 3 95e-$1.0O; go. A $780,;
Sample 75-90c.
Wbtsfeb.
gsriauft tpurben 304 96ls. Dis
Dinifbeb goobs auf Der Bars
BON $1.40 per Gallons.
Groceries.
aaffee. = SABA 23-30e; no
Pa 29-30e; GUATEMALA faneb 19e;
DO. gutter 17Ae.
mta ,,,n.
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wadfdIus.

Welilihes Srdulein: Die @tld ges
bSrt gepib etntm SunaseIenen
YGrtner: rWorum2"
syrGnfein: ..Metl an ber Mtite Der
Sosslfdeude burt Elm aHOpf fehlti.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-28

ID. WiI lruHlWer Srnt l0-12c; eui
6-8e; junse gnten 13-14c; alte DO.
%11--14c; Gdnfe 8-9e; Ute aauben
$3.50 bus Dubenb.
Obfunb Semitic.
4epfel. earlb s6arbsf $1.OO
--1.50 per 5amper.
3ttronem. - California $50;
WsRina $6.50-s.75 per Rite; 2is
mes $1.00-1.25 per aife.
Srangen. - 0aleneia 1926
AS PER aiite.
GrapeJruit. - gloriba $500
300; California $4,000 per
Crate.
pfirfide. gf6erta 1926
1.65 per Crate; 9sorsia Bells $1.25
-1.50 per Crate.
eantafoupes. Snbiana
Staubarb Crate $2.50-2.75; Jnbius
no, flade Crate, $1.25.
6etbeIEeersn. $2.75-
300 per Crate bon "a Quarts.
att1hm. - WiHigan $1.50--
LIS per Crate bon "a Quoris.
9epbeeren. Ginteimii9e
$2.50-2.75 Der Crate.
Srbannt 81 eeren. $500
-2.25 per grate ben "a Quarts.
4nanas. $1.75-2.S5 per
Crate.
Daffe - $1,000
1000 per 100 Stid.
aartofftIn. ginbeimifde
gaitern Gobblers unb 1riumpbs ST..
1880 per 8bl.
Sibtartpffefn. - MiHifs
fippi uno alabama $1.25-1.5o per
Camper.
gurten. = einbeimiide 25-
Doc per Ousenb.
1omatcn. - ginbeimii4e 81
|25-3.5O per gu.
8fumentobl. - ginbetmif4er
$1.00-1.75 per 8u.
Grben. = Rem yort S1.O0-
Sl-Zo per SDl.
araut. Ginkimiides To-
1.25 per Blu.
3%piebeln. - Qouispine S3.75
$500 per 9bl. Grpital Weibe $500
-2.25 per Crate. ginkimii6s
ssIbe $1.15, ipeibe $1.75 per gu.
@riine Bobnen. - ginbeimis
ffe 50-65e per gu; Wa9sbobnsn
$1.15--1.25 per !Sdmper.
n.-ginbeimiids $1.00
-1.25 per gu.
Ganbprobutte.
Ssu. - go. / 1imotbp $500;
RO. 2 5imotbp $500; 80. 3 aimos
tbp $50; 10. / semiidter ales
$3.50; go. 2 ssmifdter Rice $14.50;
so. / al.e $11.0O; go. 2 Rte So
90; 5isfisss alfalfa S11.0O-13.s
so; Weiili6es $17.00-19.0O; Rogs
senitrob $9.O0-9.50; Saferitrob
$7.50-s.OO; Weiseuitrob $7.5o-
800 per 9onns.
Junees 5eu. - Ro. / 1imos
tbp $14.50-15.O0; 60. 2 simotbp
$12.5O-13.OO; go. 8 5imOtbp So.
50-11.o0; 10. 1 asmif4terale. $13.s
00-14.00; RO. 2 gemiidter Alse
$11.00-12.M.
Or Hbtenfutter III rubis unb
ifstis. = aleis $20.OO-2O.50; Wibbs
linss srobss s23.5O-24.0O; s.miids
tes Gutter S22.0O-22.5O.
SGmereien. = Martt ftstig.
- aleefam.n S8.OO-9.O0; per gu.
BON Gtors; simotbp $2.75-3.40;
Jlahfaamen $2.85 per gu.
1erfdiebenes.
Dele. Wartt Itstig; 2einD(,
robes Tie per gaIone in pariisn BON
IA Dbl. geto1tes IL mebr; No. 1
aarb0l SIC; Cotton Seeb Dill, rafiis
nirtes $50 per GaIone, aerpentin SOC
in partien bon / bic 8 Sab urb 53c
in partien Don 1875 9aIonen pe=
troleum. ObiO Carbon 100 Grab Sc;
DO. $50 Grab BIC; !6eablisbt IT'S
Grab 9a-10e; Rsb gropn gafolin
24e; Rapbta 2se per gaIone in par
tien bon Is 96ts.
Sals. - Der Wartt III rubis. -
Shio Ripsr $1.10 per Dbl. bon $50
pfunb, Gubrlobn hiu3ussfiist.
9ofg. = Martt itetis. prima
gitp Ss-8tc; DO. gountrp 75-Sse
per plumb.
RobIen. = Martt rubig. gous
sbtosbenp $3.50-3.75; Hub unb
Slad 1925, Ranaipba Stiidioblen
$3.50-3.75, Rug nnb Slad 1925
per Tonne abselisfert. RaudfoIe
Gtiidicblsn $4.75. DO. Rub unS Slad
anthracite $7.75-8.O0 per
5onne abssliefert. gote toitst $500
per Soune abdefiefert
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G. =. Q. Joint ~ sxImsabine cen. 49,. m
sy, s;iS 81 3; 49, S. 4! 4: ,sssss ss.s! 81 IL. 4. ~
Gtt. l7 .&Sf.Y .ob.B, icSEl Gle Goutbu .coH.lr n
Y .W.&ef,B gen AAiG geob, u. g.. adj. or. 81
e ,N.N.&B .rsf.lr.. 1yhlec. Ynt. 10 81. /. +. iozN
gblc. & ggortbip. Be slhleo. pnt. rel 49,. NJ
Col. a al, rel. ~. SSH 60. aiailiu. 81. ....i eiN
Thsb. an. or .rri.bs. 70 leo. MaiIu.. aen.4r. 7sE
Mn. eccnrities 81. 1lMl1ey. 90. 90. Or. . /. fetSS
erie 10. Irzerits4. 7s,AiIsr. & pac. ..... M
erie aef. Il. 7syizbirbefbe abb. st.. n
1er. Gieefrit br...1A ltinipn pde. sr..... nv
or. Hcrft. 4. ~ ..ioe Hinton Qas. q. A.. ss1
Sn. Gent. rel. a.. 30 ia Mi;bbef OF. :. ietiS
tnf q. 4. 49,, - IL, Q. kftd 6r. ,...l0s
ynf, aTef. IM..... ftM!Nlrr. q. gftr. st.. n
Rant. q. Q. RET. 81. NJ sphtdfb !. 81. .......
9. gtcre Deb. lr... st's9J. Union " -. sst
g. 4 y. mn. II. 80. ~ lIseitiHgt. Ql.to.br. .iIeh
d.. a. & Z. 4. a.. TAN
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Rtnbbiet. - Die 3ufubr mar
teute 3iemli& srob. bic Rahfrage
mdbia unb Der Dart fhIeppenb. Die
beHereH OuaIitdtrn blirben ,inSsrdr.
bert i'm preifs bic dnSersn abr mas
rem i&pa&s .
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Uiebmarh.

gineinnati. 81. Suli.
3ufabr uHb Wsrfanbt fpdbrenb Der
lcbten "a Stunben, berslihen NIT ben
porDersdusenen brsi Sasen, iinb ipis
Sofr&.
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g4ieaao. 27. suIi.

Gbicago. 81. SuIi.
Wsf9torn. = Cir Sept. 78s-
.79ie; am Salub 7S5t. 5iir Deg.
l6S5-69sc; am s1lub 68ac.
Cater. = 5ir Sept. 414-41ic;
GdIub 41se. Sir Deo. 434-
43se; ain Sdlab 43ac.
Rpssen. - Warft romineu.
Gtrte. = 65-74e.
Simptbp. - Dart nominel.
Slice. = $7.00-14.O0.
port. - biir Suli am S4lub
$3.50. 5iir Sept. $24.62-4.S2;
am S6Iub $24.62.
S6maIs. = Jir Sept. $12.62-
1872; am Salub $12.s2. Sir OFT.
$12.62-12.72; am S&luB $12.62.
Rippenieitsn. - iyar gull 1887
-13.45; am S4Iub 1887. Giir
Sept. $13.37-l345; am @8Iub
$13.37.
Butter. - Wartt u~nperGnnert.
Girr. - 3ufubr 10,064 aiftert;
Marit. unperdnberf.
RartotfeIn. - Naritr uieSriger;
~ -
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sssa .|:: 81 80: 4. :xIss'sy; 3. s g. Z; =; =:
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Mms,pdrtige Wdrfte.
81 lem gori, 81. 5uti.

Rsm gort 81. 5uti.
Me6l. = Wartt fsiter; Sprins ga:
tents $6.55-6.80; Wiuter patenti
s .90-6.15; Biuter Straisbts $3.50
$50.
Meiasn. - Wartt fart; go. 1 Gu'
rum $1.33i; 30. 2 barter S1.355;
Ro. / Rorthsrn Duluth $1.424; 80,
/ Nortbern Ntanitoba $40 7. 0. s..
WelitTtpru. = Martt feit; Ro. 2
selbes 939c c. /. +. Hep yOrt.
5afsr. = Martt feft; SO. 8 peibcr
469-474e.
Ssu. = Rartt fpiais; prime ST.
25:; Np. l. $1.20; go. 2, $1.1o; Ro.
3. SOC; gerianOtiorten 75-soe.
9opfeu. = Warft rubig.
lSdute. = Nartt ftetis; Central
amsriea 32ac.
2eoer. = Marft feit.
BORT. - Wartt ffe!ig.
Beef. = Mdrt ftf.
S9mal5. Wartt piuig; Wfioole
Weit $12.75-12.85.
Sals. = Martt fdtpdder; gitp Tic
noSinsa; SPscial Gountrp 7s-sc;
.Special Sc.
Woae. : Wartt ftstis.
Reis. - Wartt itstig.
Mplafes. - Dart rubig.
3uder. = Rober, Martt flau; Gsrls
trifusal 1888; moiafes $3.50; ruffi-
nirter. Martt rubis. Geiu granular.
ter $7.65.
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Htsstnnatt. 81. aali. 1ele.

Gisetnnatt 81. Jult, 1915.
De 0tl4dfte iuaren teute I'M biefisen
Hanfsn sipaS rutiQsr unb Uelb mar NIL
Tiger. Sir Tariebea .on CALI uurbensucn
Hanten 4-4Kx bersdnet, ipdbrenb Or
f4dftlyopiere Az 5-sys Duiomiirt ntrbsn.
Sm ofeRfn Dlarfte irurben Iarleben .on
eel' ~ w -lg6 unb aui 8tii 5u 4-69S
ytoctrt.
sasAisf ani Hsp psn
purben ~ Vari jpiiHen Hanitn pertauft.
1is tounterrate btir6st 5Oe $rdrits PER
ele00.
UsAfa auf, gsssSs
ei@t. Seeafel auf 2oabo1 MURDER III
l.78 bro Vfb. Sterltna quottrt. Glr Ned'
lei auf Berlin purDsn zoe pro Yfarf, be.
re&net, fis 2sGjef auf $aris 17Hc pro
Grane, auf Gmfterbam 42e trp 0uloen
unb auj aDien 15c pro &fcns, Hires 16Hc,
Sfutd %, Stodbofm pro Krone 2vHG
6tsHss (G&peiD 1875.
QsHtse rtllssttssss
sassW subia uub istiu. 81. Santea quo
''lsn S's 'Osss; e..m a,,,.,,
4% esse! 1925 aosp. 40
5x 0onbS, 1918 .....to0X 1e2
2ss Honps 1880 49,. 9SK wv
~ y1neHta ......... 81
w Eonana Coupon. leo
GtssriHs csats . !lmfate
Die tintabs i'm b.si,ssn Gisadusbsus BE-
litisg jit acute auf "a. 1885, ~.
ss,siistnsitaiss
Ter Nnrlt mar aud beu!s wieesr rsdt
Isb3ait unb bic 3reife luareH fen. etnr.
vas unD Columbia Uas iunreH tonaHgt'
benz. Giuc. Sireet iiisgen auf 65H. Wsf'
iiebenoe Wsrfauft fiab w bsrit.sn;
an ssr usrIs.
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gfneinnott q. auli.

GfnetHndtt n. Juli.
Die nadfoleenben Auotiruns.n 81.
5isbsn iih mir auf eneros ; 3raits>
a~ftionsn. Bel ileinsren @.Tdiften
fpsrben stras b0bsre prsifs bsre9nst.
The sun., 1916-01-17
POSTAL AIR ROUTES WANTED.
Would Train Reserve aviation
Corps. says AIeNandcr q. He'll.

Alexander Graham Bell the inventor.
has asked the Nero club Of America 10
urge Congress to establish postal air
routes wherever possible ia the United
states So as to hr.nc into use aeroplanes
which. while being employed daily for
peaceful purposes shall form a valuable
reserve o' trained ayiaors.
"it b.roues our duty to prepare NJ
Rel said 9TH" heavier than ali dying
machine has reNoluilou'I"d warfare.
and v hat .tre ~" tu 4" Nheu Ntr comes
here II ls easy enough To- make ma
chimes. but how about men" We mus
prepare men We need aviator not by
the handful, but hy the hundreds, hy
the Thousands
After suggesting hat the Government
could as>is, IN finding occupations for
avlators hy using ii\ ing machines in the
postal service. he said
"lf wc have hundreds Of postal air
routes with mcu carry mails day
after day and week after week We will
have a vast number % trained aviatorS
accustomed to NyinG aud intimately
familiar with the appearance OF the
land over which they pass"
The sun., 1916-01-17
FIELD ARTILLERY IS
TO BECOME BRIGADE
First and Second Regiments Of
National Guard Will Form
the Basis.
COL. ROGERS AS GENERAL

Important changes are to bc made IN
the New York National Guard. involving
tho formation Of the First and Second
Regiments OF Field Artillery into u
brigade. II IL announced that Col.
George A. Wingate. commanding the
Second Field Artillery. headquarters in
Brooklyn. will retain his prescn; office,
but that Col. Henry H. Rogers. com
mandng the First Field Artillery. head
quarters in Manhattan, will he appointed
Brigadier-Gcneral of the new brigade.
According tn the present slate. col
Rogers will be succeeded in command OF
the First Field Artillery by Lieut. -Col
Merritt II. Smith, who will be succeeded
by capt. John T. Delaney.
Col. Rogers. who is a graduate OF the
School of Fire Of the United States army
at Fort sill. has made a Cousiderabl"
study of European field artillery. In
1910 in company with Gen. McIoskry
butt he went TO ST Mihiel France,
where Gen. Butts cousin. col. Reuard.
was in command uf the Twelfth Chas-
seurs
Lieut.. col. Smith served as Captain
and Major IN the First United states
Volunteer Engineers during the war
with spain ard has also served IN the
seventh Regiment and squadron A and
the First Cavalry Of the National Guard.
Both IN. First aud second Regiments
of Field Artillery are composed of siN
batteries. tho same number rs author.
ized for the United States army. Each
battery has four guns Of . inch Calibre.
which makes Il total "f forty-cight in the
two regiments.
The sun., 1916-01-17
DANIELS "DAWDLES,"
DECLARES GARDNER
Delay in BattlcShip Con>truc-
tiOn Denounced by Bay state
Representative.

WAsHISGroN. Jan. is.-''Dawdling"
Gardner o. Massachusetts, describes the
inactivity OF tho Navy Department in
the matter Of delaying the const ruction
OF battleships for which au''opriations
have been already made by congress.
Mr.. Gardner uses the expression in a
letter 10 the American Defence society
which made It public to-day. In the
same communication he also gives little
encouragement To the society in It's ef-
fort to have certain naval experts called
TO testify before the House Naval A.
fairs Committee on the subject OF ma
tlonal defence.
The failure OF the Department tn
undertake the construction of battle
ships Nos. 43 aud -, for which the
money was voted by Congress In March
1915. Mr.. Gardner calls "A "grotcsGue
showing"
Ever since October 90" he adds. 81
have been asking for the summons OF
Admirals Winslow, Fiske and knight.
and more recently for the summons OF
Capt, Sims, In fact. last summer
asked President Wilson to send for Nd
m!ral Winslow before that officer was
ordered to the Pacific. | am sorry -
say that my request did not meet with
II
still unanswered.
with regard 20 the other onlccr-
whom YOU name, | hope YOU viii take
up the matter with some members of
the Committee on Naval Affairs
think Chairman radgctt is inclined TO
be reasonable, although last year the
committee refused to summon Admirals
Brownson W!nslow, Knight and Vain
wright
Judging by Admiral Sanford's evi-
dence ! cannot see any likelihood of
bat,leshp No, A. being even begun much
under nineteen or twenty months from
the date when Congress voted the money
10 build II. Neither do ] expect that the
keel Of bat,leship No a. will ho laid
many days before next Christmas
What grotcsquc showing, | don't
know where the fault lies. but II ought
10 he somebody's business to find ont
Mr.. Gardncg calls attention To the
fact that neither tho Nevada nor Okla
homa Is yet IN commission. although
Congress voted the money 10 build them
on March 4, 1911, nearly i've years ago.
How can any one" he adds, EXCUSE
such dawdliug|
The sun., 1916-01-17
DEATH IN RIOTlNG
OVER new PASTOR
800 Friends Of Dcposcd Minis
ter Fight Pennsylvania PO-
lice at a Polish Church.
TROOPERS BADLY HURT

rrrrsroN. ra. Jan. is---t;corge r.
Russ "r this city. Sheriff OF Luzerne
county. with twelve members Of the state
tonstabularN. went tu Dupont. near hear.
to-day to see that the Rev Francis
kurkowski. new pastor of the Polish
Roman catholic church of the Sacred
Heart of Jesus. Was not molcsted in the
holding OF services.
Five hundred men and women. friends
of Father Edward Guzwa. the d"posed
the officers arrived.
The Sheriff asked the crowd to make
way for their new pastor As hc spok"
the church he'll toll"d |, Was the sigma.
In 81 second the mob charged the sheriff
aud coustabuary. capt, Leon Pttchc
of the cons;tbularv staggered back from
the gate. He had been hit over the head
with q club. A. he dropped unconscious
into the arms of one of his men u stone
struck him in the face.
The coustabulary then brought theit
guns and riot sticks into action. stones.
cubs aud bullets iiilcd the air. Ross
Humcr of carlisle, Pa q trooper. was
struck on tho head with club receiving
a fractuioI skull corporal Albert Carl
.ou had his shoulder broken. Other
troopers had their teeth either kuOckcd
out or louseued N"u" escaped injury.
Sn"iIff Buss toleph"ucd for reinforce
meuts. Eighteen troopers hustled in au-
EV. i
az Wyoming When tho fresh force ar
rived the battle va renewed the
troupc9~ having the u',pcr hand. They
beat off the women. whn threw rcd pep
per and dry mustard into the officers
eyes and mad" wholesale .rresis of the
pat r!phnis. s"Ncnty-thr"' being cor
rallied In the church basement. The
prisoners Wcrr subscquentiy removed to
thu county jan at Wi.kesharre.
-Four rioters suffering from bullet
wounds wee taken to pittston liospita'.
pu". believed TO be George ireiek, died
soon after admittiucc He Was shot In
the high and stomach cant rttchcr
and Trooper liuin.r ar" AZ the hospital.
Huw"r is not expected to I've lhtchers
condition is serious.
Aftcr an hours battle sheriff Russ re-
stored order and told fith"- kurkowshi
'" proceed with the celebration "f mass.
out the priest decided 80 return to
scranton
Tonight the Sheriff s~orc ~ ex-
County Detective James Pre-. and
dozen others as special deputies.
Thirty ot The mon arrested - rioters
wer" held .u cuut"mpt OF 'uur: last FRI
day for interfering wi'h tn" services on
New Years DAY. Judg" Fuller deferred
sentence until to-morr"W and told them
to remain away from the church prop
CITY
The sun., 1916-01-17
ACTS TO AID SHIVERING
100000 IN WAR ZONE
Belgian Commissions Cloth
ing Committee Begins Great
Task of Charity.

The Greater New York Clothing Com
mttee OF the Commission for Relief in
Belgium has been completed by It's chair
man. Samuel W. Fairchilh and what
promises 10 he the greatest campaign
for charity this city has ever known has
begun.
The committee emphasizes the fact
that penny a day from every Ameri-
can will clothe the ragged women and
children of Belgium ami northern
France.
''These people are turning their
anguished faces 10 America for aid"
said Mr. Falrchild yesterday. "Shall We
resist their appeal Three million desti-
,ute peoplc need clothing and we must
gather the material from which to
make IT,"
The Greater New York committee was
started two weeks ago with "A donation
Of 5000 900 from the Rockefeller
Foundation. The committeeman are Mr..
Fairchild. chairman; william {. Potter,
treasurer; j. T.. Bresnahan, secretary :
pr. John H. Finley, who Is chairman
of the New York state committee ;
,;eorgc Barr Baker, James &, Bloss.
W =. Breed. Henry w, Bull, Nicholas
Murray Butler Lewis l.. Clarke. Henry
Clcws. Henry J. Cochran, James w.
Ellsworth, Joseph IT. Emery Austin Is,
Fletcher, Macomb G. Foster. Bishop
cree. otto II, Kahn, D. L. Kingsley,
d.. George W Kunz, James W. Lame,
Set. low, y Frank Mnnville, Douglas
Nr,hrwson. Edwin =, Maynard. Gates
" Noi;arrah. Andrew Mills, J. Il, Nor
rcu william Fellowes Morgan. T., IL.
Outcrbridge Charles T. Peck G. Tnany
nichordsor, the Rev. Dr, samuel schulz
man. Isaac y. Selgman. Charles u
sheriff., r. A. e. Smith, Gilbert O.
Thornc, Henry r. Wa,bi'dG". George I.
Wilson and Coleman du Pont
The sun., 1916-01-17
BAZAAR FOR WAR SUFFERERS.
Huge Fair In the Garden to Via
the TrutOntc Victims.

4 huge fair for the benefit Of war snf =.
ferers in Germany. Anstria-huhshrSa ana
their allies viii be he'h ~ Maa'so,
Sm,nro Garden from March 10 tn March
Of according to an announcement sent
ont Yesterday. A committee OF l.5oo
men and women has been formed to take
charge Of It.
There will he about 800 booths. OF
which two-thirds have already been APP
uli.d for. There will he several res
taurants, a cafe. concert nan, TWO
moving picture theatres. band concerts
and other entertainment features, DT'
Lmanuel Baruch is chairman. julius T..
Never, 45 broadway. II treasurer. and
George Won Sksl. s Beckinan street. 10
secretary. -...------.--.--...