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The Washington herald., 1916-03-28

Peck Chapel defeated Christ Luth-
sran, 20 to Is, in one of the most excit-
ing games OF basketball played in the
Sunday School League this season. The
game was played in the gymnasium Of
the boys department, Y. NJ. c. A, be-
fore the largest audience OF the year.
Christ Lutheran led at the end of the
first half, 10 to Z. but in the second half
Peck came back and scored enough to
win.
The playing Of Daniel and Scott fea-
tured for the winners, while Mckay and
+. Moore played best for the losers.
CHRIST LUTH. Position. PECK CHAPEL
J. GOetz-- .-.-.---.-.-.-.L F.-....-....... Jane,
Austin F.-.................. Scott
HsitmUler Bromley
L Moore G................... Daniel
Mckay L. G.......-........... Dixon
substitutious- scharer fer HsitmuIlsr. A. Moore
foe Austin Clifton fer Dixon Goals from foo
Austin. GOetz. Z. Moore. Scott o. James
Daniel ~. Goals from fOul-AuStin ". Scott
90. -Re'sree-Mr. Fuller. Umpire-C E. Coli
flower. lime Of halTes-l5 minutes
After the game a meeting was held by
the league to decide the protest OF Man
ager Halter, of Peck Chapel, against the
awarding of a game to Eastern Presby-
terrain, when the latter team defeated
Peck November %, 1915.
The protest was based on the assertion
that English. a player who played with
Eastern in that game, had not attended
Eastern Sunday School three Sundays
before the game, as required by the
league to make a player eligible.
Although the question was not def
nitely settled, it is understood that the
meeting was in favor Of awarding the
The Washington herald., 1916-03-28
roesvle to Be Training Camp Regulars to Return Toda
NATIONALS WILL BOWL
IN A. C. B. 4. TOURNEY

Secretary Grant, of the local
branch of the, Atlantic Coast
Bowling Association, yesterday
received the entry blanks Of the
WssisinRton Baseball Club. Man
ager Grinfth will place = Ave-
man team In the duckpin class,
which will include the 'O1d Fox,
himself, Captain George Mcbride,
Ray Morgan, Eddie Foster, Joe
Judge and Rfppy Williams.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-28
AWARD FRANCHISES
AT TONIGHT'S MEETING

There will be an important meeting
of the Catholic Church Baseball League
tonight at o'clock In the board room
of the Carroll Institute, SIG Tenth
street northwest
At this meeting the two vacant
franschises will be awarded to either of
the following four clubs: Holy Com
forter, st. Aloyslus, st. Joseph or St.
Peter. All are expected to have a rep
resentative at this meeting or their
franschies will become forfeited.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-28
Yale Crew Gets Setback.

New Haven, Conn, March E.-The
hard luck that has prevented the Yale
crews from getting out on the water for
a month after the usual time for launch
Ing the shells has been followed by an
other delay In getting the first eight into
condition to meet Pennsylvania by the
illness Of the new stroke. Roland Hsr-
riman. son of the late E. H. Hartman
and bow in the boat in the race against
Columbia last fall.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-28
BRIARLEY HALL WINS
FIRST GAME OF SEASON
sc,al to Til. Washington Herald.

Special TO The Washington Herald.
Poolesville, Md. March 2L-The Briar-
ley Hall cadets won the first game on
their regular schedule today by trounc-
ing the local athletic club handily by the
score Of s to l.
Capt. Percy COPIED the prize offered
by Coach sid" Lodge for the first home
run of the season. The sturdy leader of
the soldier boys crashed one over the
right field hedge in the sixth. He also
distinguished himself by his brilliant
work around the hot corner.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-28
To Make Trip with Yale.

New Haven, March T.-Harry Legore
Millburn, Pumpelly, Rhett and Easton
who were disqualified because of the
Quogue incident. will make the Easter
trip with the Yale nine. b
The Washington herald., 1916-03-28
Axe in Yankees' Csmn.

Chattanooga Tenn, March N.-The
embattled Yanks, flushed by their ten
hit win over the Nashville sluggers, are
here today for two games. All the play
ers are on the lookout for the axe,
The Washington herald., 1916-03-28
Ball Asks for Release

Toronto, March 27-NeAl Ball. who
covered second base for the Leafs last
season, is anxious to secure his outright
release from President McCafery, for
he has been rendered a natterins otter
to MANAGE the BridReport club
The Washington herald., 1916-03-28
Snow Stops Giant Colts.

Oklahoma City. Okla, March 27.-The
Giant Colts arrived In this city yester-
day to play their second game of their
tour with the Oklahoma club. Snow and
cold weather caused a postponement of
the game.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-28
Boston Braves.

Miami, Fla, March 27.-Manager STALL
ings is whetting his pruning knife and
within the next fortnight some Braves
will be leaving the fold. Five new men
-konetchy, Knetzer, Allen, Collins and
Wilhoit-seem slated to stick.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-28
Curves Fail Scott.

Mineral Wells, Tex. March 27-rIn
Scott, Of the White sox, prscticed hit
ting the bulls eye with a baseball today,
jim was touched for thirteen safeties
by the Houston Bufaloes because his
curves wouldn't work.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-28
White VS. Matt Wells.

New York, March 2Z-Charley White,
OF Chicago. and Matt Wells, Of England
were matched here yesterday for If
teen-round bout to decision with Ed
ward Smith. Of Chicago, az referee, at
Kansas City on Apri, 6
The Washington herald., 1916-03-28
CONNIE MACK PICKS
JACKSONVILLE AGAIN

Jacksonville, Fla, March H-Connie
Mack, manager of the Athletics, said
yesterday the Athletics would return
here next season to train.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-28
Kauf Hammer Ball.

Ben Kauf continues to whsck EN-, his
homer In yesterdays game against De-
troit being a long, whistline drive that
aAnaAA Nof1~Ax u ohucklA 18TH 49,
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$4,000 FIGHT FANS PAID
$l5l,254 TO SEE BOUT

New York. March TEX Richard,
who promoted the Willard-Moran fight
has issued a financial statement which
shows he and Sam McCracken split
$4,000 for their efforts The Sl5l, "a
paid by 1900 to see the fight was divided
follows.
The Washington herald., 1916-03-28
Dodgers.

Daytona. Fla. March E.-Eleven hits
most of EN- In the third inning, gave the
Dodgers the game with Connie Mack's
outft. 50 No class shown by the Ath-
The Washington herald., 1916-03-28

Earned runs-B. n. u A, 5; Poolenflle A. C, /.
Fist base by errors-R h NJ A. 4; PoolesriIle
A. c.. l. Left on bases-B II. NJ. A. 6; Pooles
VILE A. c.. ). Frs bose bslls-of Hough. .
Struck out-By Lodge, TO- By Housh, II. Home
rip-Percy. Three-bsse hit-Selbg. Twobase hits
Carlisle Woodward. Sacrifice hit-I. Oubitt Stolen
bases-F. Cubitt. Luhn %, Housh. Lodge (s, Percy
81, Blue a., Woodward. Lodge. Double play
Bodmer TO /. Cuhtt Hit BY ritcher-By Lodge
Cubitt; BY Housh Landlord. Umpire-Wlsm
Williams. Time Of game-l hour and 70 minutes
Attendance-41
The Washington herald., 1916-03-28

New Haven Conn. March 27.-Larry
Mclean, former catcher for the Gin
cinnati and later the New York Ma
tionals. has become aseball mag
nate. He has Just closed deal where
by he acquired the franchise of the
New Haven Club Of the Eastern Base
ball League. II is said that the price
paid for the franchise was 5000. Nc
Lean will manage the club aud catch.
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Die Gimme Der @ernunft.

Sn Sanaba tit cine 8epesune in
9ange, ben peutfden llnterri4t al
allen 6Dberen Sehranitat.sn Der Do
minion gu bsieittgeI. Sehr pers
niinftig Idretbt Da0u Der III 5orcnt9
erideinsnoe Star:
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bic ssorm bes taiierlifsn Stnurrs
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felt bon b66lt tpidtisen 5raaen a6@
Sulenten. Op bic beutite Sprade
in ben Shulen unb utlcerittdten gss
Ie9rt peroen ioQ, lit cine erSieberiit:
syrage, bic nur BON Der grpdgnnS
eraieberii9er Reirltaie obbGnsis 1T.
Sie bat nitt pas serinaite nit pa
triotisntus su tbun. Turf etne So
nprirlna Der reuti6en Spra6e per
mebren mir ni6t i'm geringiten uns
Iere StGrte i'm &artSf 9eutfAdno
eeseniiber, fciuohl auf BEN Shlaht'
feIb ME a,tf 5;pnomiinem 9ebiet.
Der @prIdIaa bic beutite Spra'
die su nerbannen, um oeutidem Gin
lub ,1ttseesnsutpirter. III einfa6
tinotf6. @s ertnnert ar bic 2psit
ftreitenber Shulmdbben: rSd
iprede ni6t mebr su bin" Der
@ori6lag mug notbpentlaerfpeiIe ber
@inbrud ,pa6ruFen, baf Der ernlt
uno bic Bebeutuns bes &prIlttts, III
benz MIR uus befinbsu, nt6t in rsd,a
ter Weiie getpiirotgt ipsrpeu.
rSdber mir in Deatialanb einen
efpisen Geinb gu Ieben, 10 1aben mir
nm 10 rnebr llrIa6e. 8eutid gu osr'
fteben, ba es uns ben S4IuHel sH
ben beutfheu 9ldner perihdfft.
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Gbemie unb Usbistn, 10 pdre es Der
@ipFel Der Sbcrbeit 5u laeen, bab MIR
bisI Gntbednneeu niht cusriiBeT
,pollen. glatiirIth miiNsn mir bas
ourb ben aries seTdarfene fetnbliae
Gsfiibl init m @nretnurg brinsen.
Gber oas follts uns nidt eiHer eip,e
gen Dunrnrheit in bic @rme tretben.'
gieGeidt nsbrnen einrse 3eitunsen
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Fem MrtiteI eir.r 3eiting bes mis
Da,tfdlanb TN ariaS befinoIidst
Aandbas Rpti5,
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Ser 6anSel in GO.liteinen wdb=
reno oes 9rieses.

Seit 9luguI- 1914 Ttebtn benz GAM
os.. in GbelIternen cine u1snge Sinbers
rife i'm @egs. Die Gini9rdntunges1
geben Don England aus, bas gu per=
hinbsrn iu4t, buB unssI6Iiffene 9ias
manten in Die 9Gnbs Der Seiitf9en
selangen. I'm ben ftan5Dfiihen 9ic1
mantsniGletfstn Grleid.srunsen 81
Derffaffen, BAL @nglunb bic 8eitimz
ntung eetrofferl, oaB fran5oiiibe @e.
itelungcn an Die fron5Dffte Geianbt.
ibaft IN QonoDn gu r;httn finb unD
Don elmer fprmellen Gdrdntte sesen
@teberausfufr begleilst iein miiFen.
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berieniseu fransDIiiben @eperbesams
mer tragen, beren Mit9ft:h Der 4pplis
tent iit. Der ensIiIte @ertdufer bat
bic Sad, benz 0iamantsn @rportz
Spmmtttee Su uuterbreiieu. 4uh bic
4usfu9r na9 ben Nsr. Staaten lit
nit SabIrei6.n 5ornalitGten pers
tniipft. glmeritdniItc Smporteure
Iino se6alten, ii9 id)riftlid au Der.
ffliaten, teiue ung:Itliffenen DID
manteu nah trgeno e1nem Der mt
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erportierteu angeIdltffenen 9tama1te
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foniul in gsetp sDorf fonfignirt fein.
gu inbuItrieqen 3psfen an perfonen
auberbalb 9tetp 9ort Serfaufte Dias
mantsn niiFen elmer BON Der engIiften
on bem geiiimmunssort
ernaHnten 9ertrauenspsripn In Der
tpobruns gege6en ip,roen. Wer fip
nidt allen oisfen gebinguneen fiig.,
Dem burf Der sn9liide 8oniuI fetne
Oidmanteu uusliefern.
Srob bes srI6fpertsn SdnbeIs fat
bic Ginfubr Ron GDsliteinen IN bic
Ser. Staaten Jbefonbers in Der Iebten
3eit etner ungebeusrsn 4uffHlpuns
erlebt. Die pbGitpmenalsn &riegspro,
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GrTheinuna bic our eiuen grnbeu
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gepolteruRg f3Iteben IaBt, benen Der
ellropGiite &risg unseabute S1Gte in
ben S6ob setporfen bat. 60 tpiirben
4. 8. i'm Weai 1915 Smmdnten TN
I}ertbe bon $5,023,626 einsefHbrt,
seseu $2.o29. .755 i'm mat 1914 una
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81 ,453, ,522 in .bemlslben Wonat be5
9abres 1915. Die ilbafritaniid.
Union bat eine 1are auI ben 9iamaa.
tenerport selest in Der glbii6t, bl:
grOberen gaiten bem profitabeliten
@ef6Gft, beionbers aber ser De Beers
ecmpan1 auf3ltbiirben. &qe i'm Gun,
De gefunoenen Dldnlanten miiiTsn rys
9litrert peroen uno baiiir 1T eritsns
cine 8ebibr Doh ! pro5ent pom Wsrtb
3u entrldten. SphalD tie 4usinbr
sriolgt, gilt ricIe ssr. ais Mertsb..
itimntllIa. Die 9arr ip;tb bpn ~
oltrnnls ser jdbrfifsh .tusfnbr er6e,
btn, o0h nur, ipenn b.. GeIummtgt=
iplnn beg unirrneblnt;ts duf @runo
Der inter Dem WinengeitB ppn 1910
gemddten 2(oitdBuE1se 80 pro3ent
cusmadt isir jebs 2 prosent bas
tiiber pirb Bis ou elmer Mdrtmur.
5are BON 8 Pro3ent / proSent ber.d,
nsi 0ieie 5 9rosent miiHsn ettrid.
tet tperben, iobalp biz sgrofite All
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70 bab bieier .ounbelsstosle benz 2ans
be gum @prtb.il eerstd,t, itatt e.t
tpirtbIdaFtlidsr 8eriui, gu iein.
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bGltnifIe in ben eutopGIifen 2anoer!t
negen Retp Yort 3ugetpenbet, oas iest
bebeutenbe Mfrten BON iroiIhen Per
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manten unD YerIsn Glein lie nift
mebr gu bsFriebigen rermo6ten in
ben Sapbiren, bic in Der WfinenMpn.
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3;eis Minen iinb nun il
poGem getriebe uno his &usbeuts
berfpri6t bic bss @priabres melt "a
iibertreffen.
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&eihSfau3ler hber 8ulfs.rndb.
rurlg.

Dte 9ensraltommiFion ber GrstsI
9eDerti4dftm Bate in 9emsiM9aft
nit bem fosiaIbemotratii6en partei'
porifanb cine ginsube an ben Rei6s.
tansler eeridtet, in Der Diini6e unf
Dorf9ldge sur 0olfserudbruns se'
bra4t ipurben. Wie isbt bas ~&orre'
IporbenabIattN Der 9eneraltommifiou
mittheiIt, 1T auf bic Gingabe etns
ausFiibrIide Mnttport bes Rsi3stan3'
lers einseangell, IN Der es II. a. beibt:
rSn bem Munf6e, bic porbanNnsn
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,arb seredt gu pert6eilsn unb bic as'
bensmitteIpreiie nod pdbrenb Ses
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abaubriiten, bin tb nit Sbnen einlg.
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men srret9t TIT, srtenne i6 al. Die
Grrt4tins beg ariessernd6rungss
ants unb beiIen bisberige Sbdtigteit
Iest 3eugniB bon benz 8eitreben 40,
sins m0sli9ft itneas uub mDsIic4it
nadbaItise Beherung Der Sebensmits
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Der .porbanbenen Rabrunssmittel III
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III cine bas seiamrts Seuti6e Rei4
umfaFenbe gspirthI9aftuns lno
8ertbeilung Der porbanbenen SpsiIss
felt. einseIeitet. Cine GbnIi6e Regets
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unmitteIbdr teppr. Die 9erbdItniiIs
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uns sntgesen.
Die greiie sinissr ipt9tiger aes
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ssbaht psrben tonne. Die PreiIe
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,ls unanssmeHen be5eihnet perber.
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,runbpreis Don 220 Mart fir bic
sonne bebeutet cine grbDbung boa
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.enb bes Rrieses MAIDEN miifie, uno
luf bic rnannisfaliisen S6pieriafei>
en-, NIT benen fie au fGnpfen babe.
psrhs maIl bisIe preisgefaItuns niat]
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gbitdgp, Ii. 9ttobsr.

S4weins. - 3ufubr $4,000. -
Martt fart; 10 bis 2Oc iiher benz
sefterigen prsifs; 8uli S9.55-1o.05;
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--1o.25; fdtUsre $9.D-10.1o; raubs
$9.20-9.40; Gsrtel $7.O0-9.5.
Rinbpieb. - 3ufubr 10000. -
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fers $3.5o-9,3o; aaIber 1925
11.5O.
Gdafs. - 3ufubr 25,0O0. Wartt
f1pa4; Mstbsrs $6.50-s.2O; Gtpes
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Gbicaao. II. Sttober.

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Safer. - Sir 0e5ember 48i-49c,
am S9luB 489c; fir Wlai 512c--
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Rosgen. = go. 2 $1.26.
@erite. - 73c-$1.41.
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Rippenfeiten. - Sir Sttober 13.z
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Butter. - Martt tpillis; Creamery
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aartpffeln. - Martt unberGnbert.
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9.Is. sonss nab xEti.a in Mem yur,.

Osf4dftsppatere purben ~ 8K4 bis.
iontirt. @e4iel auf 2snspn waren itetis.
sir 90 9aas M.71x, sidf ~ 7SsS; RabeI
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Rabel 5.s4, 1ari Si&t 701. anbsl 7o,S.
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Gitienm erit.-Eer Nartt var B,tte
uneersaeIt unb bic SGlubaotirunoen fan'
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uen bon seaern, bd In Der IeStsx Stunse
Elm Druid sum 8syiauisn ausssabt Durbs.
osyss1aln Ulties.
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unbiQia nenI1en biirfen

unbilig nennen biirfen, sumol bt,
sunopirtbe, bic ibr 9rotgetreiee Su Ell.
mem iol6en preiie pertaufen mullen
gum grobsn 3beil 9e3lpnnsen ieien. biz
8ur Dnrdbaltung ibres giebes roib'
lpenbigen 5uttermittel gu einem erbe6.
lid bo3cren preiIe ein3utauien. @ei.
ter ioirb 6etont:
"@ebnliA perbdlt es iid nit ben
sartoffeln, bic i'm ariege elei4faas
eine anbere 9eipertbuns erfabrea milf.
len, ais in 5riebensaeiten. Sn ben
betoen erIten &riegsjabren purDe Der,
lu9t, Den Wiinf6en aus 8erbrauherz
trellen entgegenSufommen unb bic
Spetiefartoffeln mOgli6it bilis i'm
preIie gu erbalten. 0as bra9te es
nit ii6, oaB fir 5utterfartoffela,
neil dnoere glei3nertbige 5uttermit-
tel bcoeuteno b6ber i'm preife fan
ben, Dielfa6 Elm peIentli6 b1berer
preis se5a9lt ioerben muBte ala fir
Speiietartoffsln. Die Siherund beg
Spetiefartoffelbeparfs Der 8eb0lfe~
rnng lit bur9 bieIe 3uTammenbGnae
in ben beiben eriten &riegsjabren all
beroroentlid erf6tpcrt pprben. Gs
tonnte bes6alb in biefem Sabre bic
8erdntDortung fir bic Si6erftelIunq
Deg Observation-Disclosures ber gep5fs
terung p6ne ben feityeieBtsn S06it=
preis bon a Wfart niAt iibernommen
tperben. 0a bic 9ebdrfsfi6eruna al
lem anberen ooran5ugeben bat, tptrb
cine @rmdbigung biefeg preiies unter
ben obDaltenben llmitGnben niht il
5rdge fommen f0nnen.
Die aud BON mir bebauerten preisa
treibereien uno Spetulatipnen auf
bem 2ebensmittelmartt iinb ni3t
boaftdnbig gu unterbipben. gu ibrer
llnterbriitung finb i'm 8ess Der @ez
ieBgebung nte Der 9eb0rbeneinrtd,s
tung Mabnabmn gstroffen. Someit
iie lid nt6t als ausreiaenb ertpei=
Ten, iollen lie ergda.t uno sripeitsrt
fperoen. IS BARI dber iiber ben nod
porbanbenen Mdngeln unb ben uubes
itreitbaren S9pierigteiten, bic iicb
Der Grnd3rung bes 9ottes entsesells
itellen, ni6t iiberIe4en perben, bab
bic urfa6en bteier S6pieristeitsn
leBten @nbes ni9t m ben Mdnseln
unisrer Ginri3tungen, iDnbern in ben
enslii6en gbiperrmaBregeln gu Iuz
den itrb. gs nil mir Ifeinen, ais
penn in ben gr0rterungen iiber bic
Observation-Disclosures bic engliz
fAen Qus6ungerungspldne gegentpdrz
tig all5uIebr IN ben !6Ntergrunb sez
treten ieien. 9aburt pirb bic Stimz
mung Der 8eo0lterung in eine fali6e
seleitet uno bic not4fpenbI'
ge geritGnbigung iiber bic beiten Wess
5ur ueberipinbung Der grndbrunssz
iapierigteiten stpifhen ben eiHaelnen
BeD6lterungsgruppen erihpert. Gber
bant Der guten @rnte bieies Sohres
tam bas beutI6e @plt nit rubissr
Si6erbeit bem Siege uub benz Griez
ben entsegenfeben."
Sos Geiperti9aftsOrgan fttmmt
ben Qusfiibrunssn bes &an5lers iiber
bic gepertbuns bes enelii9en Nus
9ungerunsstrieges gu, bdIt aber troy
benz ben &artOffelprsis fir gu bod
unb perlanst, baB NIT mebr gnersie
Der toniunlisrerben 8epoI
teruns sinsesriffen perbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-12
Glmb'NadBritbten,
Donneritag, 12. Ottober.

Oonnerfug, II. Sttober.
Der Sbioflub pirb ii6 nur tpsnig
perGnbern unb bate geftern Qbenb
Bel biefiser Stabt einen Daferitanb
bon IL. 3 Sub.
Die folssnpsn 0speiaen trafen sss
fern bier Elm:
pittsburs. pa.-5.8 SUB fdIlt,
Wbeeltns, %. ga.-3.6 SUB, fdat.
partershlrs, 80. ga.-3.o SUB, fdllt
aanaipba Sails, SO. 8u.-1.2 SUB.
Gbarleiton, %. 8a.-7.3 SUB.
portsmoutb, SbiO.-3.5 SUB, fdIt.
2ouispilIe, Rp.-9.3 SUB, fd0t.
gOanspille, Jnb.-4.9 SUP, fdllt.
9afpilIe, 5enn--7.3 Sub, fdat.
Chattanooga, Senn.-7.6 GuB, iteist.
Cairo, Ja-9. l SUB, itetgt.
Wlmpbis, 5snn.-5.9 Sub, fdut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-12
9a6ItHer Narft. e Beridbt.
ginetnnuti, II. S.tpber.

| 9 Gfnetnnuti, II. Sttuber.
Die nadfolsenben Quottrunaen &c.
5ishen iid nur auf gnsros 1rans'
aitionen. Bel tleinsrtn geidGfteu
ipsrben ettras b5bere preife bsrsdnet
probifionem
g amal5 q. prima Steam m
14.S5 - 14.95; GomiIp 14.00-
SrodengsfaI5enes GIetf9.
- Sbort clear Geiten IDfe. 154-
159s; g9tra fbort clear geiten 14a
-15le; inr5e Ripfenfttttn 143-
154e; Bellies 163-173c.
Bacon - Gbort clear Geiten
16a-17e; ertra fbort clear Seikn
15a-16c; isort Rippenfeiten 15a-
Ice; Bellies 1S-18ac.
Sugar gureb Gfeif@. =
Sdinien 20a-21e; pitnie GtuItern
15--15ae; 9reatfait Bacon % 25e;
S6ultsrn in padeien 15-15ar; Rem
Ycrt Gut 151-16c; frodens Beef
S3iiien 29t-30ac per Dfunb.
Sibsep6feltesGIeif4
Sdinetn 17-174e; pienic Saul!srn
12a 134c; Bellies 17a-1se; GduIs
tern 13a-144e; gaul!ern 81. q. Gut
141- -l4ae.
Griid.s GIeifd. - Shin..n
16a-17ie; pienie S4ultsrn 12h--
13e; SHuliern 12a-13t; fprt Rips
ptnfeiten 13-13ae; fbort clear rip.
ptnfeiten 18f-14e; srtra fbo.t
clear Rtppenieiten 13-13Ae; gellies
Iei8ie 1s3-193e; Berries. f9psrs
17--1sc.
Webl unb Getretbe
Webf. - Winter patent $500
8.25; Dinter fanep $7.5O-7.75;
Minter familp $7.00-725; Winter
ertra $6.00-6.25; Mintsr orbinGrer
$5.50-5.75; 9ar!es Mei3sn pateHt
$8.25-S.5O; Sartes Weisen fanep
S7.50--7.75; 5artes Mei3sn familp
S6.W-6.25; Rogsen, Iortbipeitsrn
stmii9tes $6.25-6.40; Roaaen, Gitp
reiues $6.25-6.40; stoss.n, Gitp ses
mifdies $6.25-6.5O.
@eiSen. Ro Q rotber Winter
$I60-1.62; go. 3 bo. $1,58-
1.60; Ro. 4 bo. $1.B-1.57
WeIf9torn - go. Q ipeibes
a3a 94e; Ro. 3 bo. 93-93ae go. 4
bo. 90a 92ac; 80. s bo. 8sA 90ae;
go. 8 bo. S6s 8SAc. - Geo. 2 sslbes
93-93Ae; 30. 8 bo. 92a-93c; No.
4 bo. 90-92c; so. s DO. $500;
no. 8 bo. 1856. - go. q semii9,
tes93 93se; glo. 8 bc. 92a-93e;
no. A DO. W-92e; 30. 5 30. S.
9Oe; Ro. 6 bo. So 88c. - Weibes
aolbsHfcrn 90 93ae; sslbes RoI6en.
Tori 92a-93ae; semHdtss Eolbms
torn 9293e.
5afer. - SO. 2 tpeiBer 51-l
51ae; Stanbdrb ipeiber 90 50Ae; |
i !
Jlp. 3 tpeiBer 49-49Ae; gep. 4 tpeiber |
48-48ae; gc. 2 semff9ter 47a-l
4se; glo. 3 smiiHter. ein6eimifder |
i7-47ae; glc. 4 semii&tsr 45i-
i6ae
& Roggen. - go. 2 A.27-1.s
%; Ro 3 $1.22-1.25; 30. q $1-10 |
--122;;l probe 95e-$1.10.
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