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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
CINCINNATI, o

idld1ea. G5 farcn INNER nod Ber-
mlln0cte. Galut (Scfaugene sSie glIt'
gen mie 1armloie Spa5ierGdnger init.
Gin paar 6rall5u1anner ginaen aalB
obnc Sbbut, ile 6ralld,ten oieie slui'
iid)t in Der Ihat nid)t. sic ipareil
fro6, al,S Der Soolle entropneu Slt
ietn, 2lls lie ben Walo binter ii4 Eats
ten, ralteten Tie cin irenig. Sie bat.
ten piel reunen miiicn III benz glai-
Gen 5eller. orud Dos uniere Bcr'
lDunoeten gegongen marcn,
lln0 Sanitutaioloaien fanien nit
ibre1 8afreu. Sie lparer toorniloe.
,Soc, 5raBmun, Dillit OIL nlft en-
6iBden nit Sugrpiien!?" SSSa, DaS
tHatsn oie Tranpn6nner redt germ.
gluf OieieH @Segen lit feiner bes all.
nereu eSeino, mo alle5 eleno Gilt
glei6. 9u iiebit ben 0euti6en nit
oem 6rar13Dien hlnnpeln, llno etner
lit lln ben anoeren irob On bentlt
perrunoert OIL oil oieie intfdglidlelt
G5eiicreien Der Barrier 8lltter ino
iiebit OuB Tie ni6t in ous oirn oieler
2eutc al Der Gront eitorangen. De
idnds fiir Die on firten.
SiebumpeIn 5uiammen, iieb od, fie
balten Ii8 umi6Iungen, .tab jeber lels
ne bdIbe Strait nod ausniiBen tonne,
iieb oa, ss DerItebt feiner Des anbsren
Spruae, aber lie Se9en ME griOer in
Der RDtb.
llno unIere sanitdtsiolOaten er3Ib=
len mir Don einem 5run5manniergeanz
ten, Der in Der 2llbainf6iu6t mi
Sperrfeuer init aHpudte, rDeuiibe
aumera6 bOlen," io9te er uno te9rte
lpieOer um, als er ben eriten 6eraas=
ge9Olt bate. 8ei fiiuf 8a6ren padte
er nit an, uno es qei6ab aus freien
Stiiden. IS bate i'm ergrIffen, iple
bieIe erniten beutIhen WGnner ims
mer pieber in bieis briillenoe tobtenoe
S4a6t sinsen urO ibre aameraoen
benz Sobe entriiIsn. War's ibn
I'lHp SS'pNISHF
Giner Der 6ran8mdnner idimpfte:
BEL ibnen briiben ieien bic Werpunpe=
te1autos prei1unbert Uleter binter Der
5Srunt. @r bate einen S6ub burf
ben Qrm, aber er polle fobren uno
begriff ui6t, baB uniere 2eute iosar
nit geiuperleBungen bumpelten, 10 gat
es eben ging 9lnbere arme Seufel
bdttsn bic SiIfe piel nOthicer, meiuten
lie. rOas 1T Bel uns altes Oiel beie
Ter, bas biirft' ibr mir sIduben. 9reiz
bunbert Wteter
nSalt bic S6nut, Sran3mam1.4
Mebr fagte Der GanitdtsfDIOut niht
gu ibm. gr bate feline 3eit baSu, er
bate feinen 2lrm um einen arinen
Seufel geihlungen unb trug ibn balb
unb ihleppte i'm balb an ben Sranat=
trihtern porbei.
Sin unb pieber mubten Iie betoe
SaIt maiden Damn ieBte er ben aa@
merabelr auf Die 3erI6oNene Groe uno
fprad Su ibm nit elmer SdrtIihtstt,
bic bic Wtiitter baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06

Mittlere nnb fbpere Stiere $7.25
$50; Jlsifher Gtisre $6.00-7..
rs; auserleiene lis ertrd $8O0-8.
25; Seifsrs $5.00-6.85; auserleIens
bis ertra $500 -7.5O; aiie $3.50
600; auserleiene bis ertra $6.25-6.s
so; Gamers 1926 -425;. Wlil9fiibe
$35-85; Studers uno 5eebers:
Stiers $5.50-7O0; Ssifers $500
600; aiibe $4.75-5.25.
8uflen. = Der Martt mar
beute lansiam unp bic prsiis fstig.
syette guilen $6.75-7.OO; gos
loena $5.75-6.65; magere unb iei9te
$4.50-5.50.
&dlber. = Die 3ufubr ipar aes
ring, bic Raffrugs gut unb bic preiit
um 25-50c bO1er.
Bette lei1ts adlbsr $12.00-12.25;
fair bi. quite $9,00-12.o0; orbinars
unb arobe $4.50-1O.5O.
9 9neine. - Der Wlartt mar
bsute lansiam unb Die preiie itetig.
@uts big auserleisne 9erpadungss
unb GleI6eriorten $11.00-11.15;
uusseiudte mittlere, 100 big 180
pfunb $10.65- 1890; lsi6ts 9ers
ianbtiorten. 12O bis 155 pfunb.
$10.4o 1850; prpinGre bis CUTE
isrfel, no 9funo unb oarunter, $6.=
50-9.50; orbindre Bis aussrleisue
f6pere fette SGue $7.50-9.75;
Stags $7.00-8.00.
g 9afe uno 2Gmmer. =
Die 3ufubr BON S6afen unb 2ams
mern mar taum grob senus unb bic
preiie itetig.
S6afe, auserleiens bis ertra $6.s
25-6.5O; CUTE bis aussrleisns S5.25
-6.25; orbindre bis fair $500
ATS. = 2dmmer, aussrlsIene bis
ertra $11.25-11.50; CUTE bis aussra
leiene S10.50-1125; Oroindrs bis
fair $4.00-9.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
Diebutarft.

Cincinnati, 5. September.
3ufubr unb gerianbt fpabrenb Der
lebten "a Stinbnt, persliden nit
berislbeu 3sit bes porbergsbenSen
gages iparen ME folst
3ufubr: Rinbp. S9peiue Sdofe
a Sept. 1112 1854 137
s. Sep. 354 1154 283
Uerianbt: Rinbu. Sdneine S1dfs
A. Sept. =. 236 1858 905
8. Sept. -. 443 1862 591
Rinb pieb. - Der Marti Seiste
beute uur febr ipenig leben. bod blies
BEN bic preiie beirabe itetis. Cute
Wildtiibe finb iietiq: aneere finben
fat gar teinsR ahjat,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
sslubs0adBrithem.

Mittpp9, 6. September.
Der Sbioflub tpirb ii9 nur penlg
berdubern. Bel bieiiger Staot mar
berislbe itationdr nit einem QBaher'
itanb pon 1873 SUB.
pittsburg, pa.-5.8 SUP, fdlt.
8aeeling, SO. gu.-4.2 SUB, fdat.
partersburg, W, 8a.-4.6 SUB.
aanatpba Sails, W. 8a.-1.7 SUB.
GbarleitOn, 70. 9a.-7.3 SUP.
portsmoutb, Obio-5.0 Sub, fdat,
9Ouisuills, ap.-8.8 SUB, fdGt.
gpansDilIe, Snb.-6.5 SUB, fdGt.
RaI9oille, 3enn.-8.5 SUB, fdQt.
Chattanooga, 5enn.-8.2 SUB, fdqt.
GairO. Sa.-13.3 SUB, faqt.
Wempbis, 5enn.-10.O SUB, fdQt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
Sabrt Ing tapfsre 2eio.
@robss Sauptquartier, I'M SSuli.

|Dlp 9@"f'H"uL1ltL, wv rOu|E'
9as 9orf mar bic S9tpeGe gum
&rieg. IS aitterts Gag unb Ra6t,
neil IS benz groben @rbbebenberp DON
9erbun nabslug. Gs rpllten unaufz
bDrli8 bic Wagsn burd. Solbaten
tamen beil unb feit uno gingen numb
uno nib. Die &ruftpagen matter
ten. Jliessr ipGbtsn oben unb bic
S6rapneIls I6impften gu ibnsn binz
auf. Ginmal CAB ss cine oide i9lpurs
Sc Rau4faAne atpii6en Simmel uno
Grbe, oas iIammenbs, gtpas, bas
an ihr berunterglitt, mar Elm gallon.
8eripunSete fameu in Heiben. Die
unifOrmsn I'M S9mub bss aampfsez
Idnoes, big @erbdnbe i6nespsiB. Sas
glut, oas burhiiderte, malts g9rsus
seiden in bic @erbdnos. Srsi, bier
batten gang iapurae S6pfs ipte gtss
ger. I6sr trenn man ndbsr trat, fab
man Die blauen glugen. Bart unb
9aar DsrfsHst, bic Saut psrbrannt
unb perrubt. 9ranbgranaten, Tagtsn
fie lei&tbin. gs gdbe S6Iimmeres,
beute isisn 5rei DON ibrer aompagnie
an benz Osrflu6ten Gas ssitor6en.
Seim Sturm iparsn linen bic Wluss
fen Don ben 9iiften ssitrsift - Der
Sta4eloraht, Hiat ipdbr, bas t0une
ia DortOmmsn. gs ssbe isoe 9ooess
m0slihteit ba brauben: bent nur
on. Su usriiau4it Dir ben SUB in benz
Oislsn 9sitsin! Ra4 fiinf5ig S6ritz
ten tunHit bu ni6t mebr. llnD ieBt
tommen bic Sterile. llnb bu perfu9it
bid nod suriid3uidIeppen - pdns,
ba lissii bu.
Der Sob fat INNER cine srobs
8eite ea brauBen, aber ipenn iie bon
ibm rsbsn, bann bleiben iis bod ia6=
lih. Die Worte iinb trpden, a6er bic
Gsiidtsr iinb ernit uno in ben glussn
itebt tas bittere Selbentbum ssI9ries
ben.
Gin frii6ss Regiment tommt an.
Gs la9ert gu beibeu Ssitsn Der lanz
gen Durfitrabe. 3uspeiie psrbsn
ieBt bic gusmastsn gefabt. Giner
um ben anoersn praft feline 0ebenss
retterin aus. Die 2eute perbsn nod
einmal auf bic 9usIhisberei uufs
merriam semcht. SaartIein pifen
iie jsBt, I'm mas es ii6 banbsIt, lie
perDen bas@spdditiit ri6t mebr IN
beausm finbsn. Gin arGutlsin, bas
sssen ben 9iittob sspahfen 1T.
Sic maritieren peitsr. Sd 5iebe
nit.
Du ti.st tas Iests 5slbla5arstt unb
bic lsBte SanttGtscompaanis. Die
9suis babsn ibre bette Uniform an =
5sittds? giein, pieosr einsu 9amss
raben besrbissn. Die 5ofesi9Iu6t,
pifisn sic. bic SOfIesI6Iu6tl
sic baben ibren Gbrenfrisbbof on
stnen Siissl eelest, 10 bab ibn bic
9ranats nur ms6r an ieinem Gubers
ten @d6en itreiien Tam. 9luf bic
Strabe unb in ben Sbalsrunb gebt lie
otter uteeer, aber bier nben tDnrer
bic aameraSen i6on rubigsr id1Iufen,
Der FINITE tpisbsr in bisIer @o6e.
Gr bate feline Shulter untsr Der
gabrenleiite unb ba serriB tbn bas
9eidob. gr peridonte ben pertpuns
beteu Mann auf Der 9abre uno bic
anberen bret Srdger, absr etnen ppqs
te es bdbsn. Die anosrsn gingen peis
ter, in benz ssmsFenen Sdritte, Der
bem @ertpunbeten nift pebs tbut.
glls iie ibn in Siherbeit batter, bolten
lie ben totem 4dmeraDen.
Der 9enebtttiuerpater ipra6 bic
Rsbs. Intern 6erSen trug er bag Gis
ierne sritsr. Seine Worte molten bic
Wlanni6dften nidt .ridiittsrn. Gr
gins bieIs sobestpeae islbit unb bolte
bic 2eute aus ben S4luatsu ba born
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Gbicaso, 5. Ssptsmbsr.

@ei3en. - 5iir DECEMBER 81. .49a-
L.53, am SdIuB $1,52s; fir wiai
$1.51-1.54b, am S4lub $1.534.
@slidtprn. = siir DsSsmbsr 73s
-76c, am S4luB 75ge; fir Rai
TO- -79lc, om S9lub 79te.
Safer. = Fiir DECEMBER 4Sa-
49ie, am S6IuB 49a: fir usai 51a
52Ac. am S9luB 52sc.
gioessn. - Geo. 2 $1.2O-122,
G,srite. = 75e-$1.07.
9imotbp. - $3.50-2.75.
Slice. = S7.O0-14OO.
port. - Sir Sttober $26.85-
1896, am e6tub $3.50; fir Sus
nuar $24.S0-A.90, am S4IuB
$24.8O
S9inal3. = sir Oitober Hap
14.55. am S9Iub 14-52; fir Saluar
14.07-13.12, am S6lub 14.1o.
Rippenisitsn. = Sir Sttpter IA
alag, am Shlnb 14.30; fir
Sanror 13.15-13.32. am Sdlnb
1915.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06

Butter. Mdrtt itetig; ereamerp
26-311e.
Gier. Marft itetis; Oroindrs
firits "a 4-241e.
aartpffsln. - Marft niebriger. -
sSerisp Gobblsrs $1.50-1.70; Serisp
@iants $1.30--1.40; Wlinnelota
Sbios $1.30-1.35.
@efliisel. Gebenbes. Wlartt
nieoriger. 9ibnsr 1876; Sprins
gers 18-18ac.
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Cine erg0bli6s @ef6iate,

Cine ergOslt6e 8 ei d d te,
Die ben @ur3us bat, pu1r gu Tein, 9ot
bic @iernut gs5eitigt, Sm elidiiii4en
Oprfletn 9ampertsbeim pollte iib bic
Srau zines 9emeinoebeumten, cine
9roBitGbterin, beren Wann i'm 5elbe
itebt, ben 9eoiirfniiien Der 3eit entz
ipredenb, einen S3iibneritau Suleeen.
Mit Silfe Don Ra6burinnen selans
es ibr, bur6 cine grutbenne Elm gans
sss SuBeno &uAlein gu erbalten, ipoz
riibsr iie iebr sIiidli6 mar. galb
i6lug bic 5reubs in oos SesentelI
Inn, aIs ndmlid am 5ipeiten Gag bret
Der Siiten tot i'm geite logen. 9lls
bann am anberu Morgen Der Heit Der
6iibnlein perenoet tpor, ging bic um
ibre idDnite 6pffnung betrosene 5rou
our Ra6batin UNI fldgte tbr Seib.
Die 9auersfrau 9ing nit, I'm bic toa
Ten &iiten in 2lugenfbein su nebmen.
Sic srtunoigte iid nebenbei, nit mas
bic 5ierden eefiittert tporben ieien.
n@efiittert poroen2 dber, iie lperz
ben bod BON Der Mutter geidugt,"
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@otbpenAtae E4riorae.

go + + Wenotge SIrioree.
giirgermeiiter (in Der @emeinoe.
ratbsiislIng): p. ltllo oas beurise
quite @einiabr foItet rns fiir briugens
De 3immermomsorbeiten aud tpie'
Der elm bubbles Stiid @elol"
Gin @emeinoerath y@ieio benn2"
@iirecrntetiter Sea, oo frieet ooH
ieber Stes iiber unieru Bad elm neii-
es. tories @elan0er |"
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Metaa MART.

Rem Yorf, 5. September.
&upfer. = Wartt felt.
Glectrolptic. = $27O0-28.00.
@iien. = Marft itetig; go. l Nor-
tbern $20.5O-21 90; Np, 2 $1,000
20.50; go. / Sputbern $19.50-20,-
90; no 2 $19.00-19,50.
3inn. = Wiartt feit; $38.85-39.'
25.
glei. - $6.65-6.75.
Spelter. - Martt flau.
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I. Haft 05eim slbenbeiIen)s .,gga-
rum riiden Gieoeuu 70 melt meg bon
mireS
Q. @aft: .Gie babet mir fHon
stpei 2ebertn6OeI uro pier stnrtoifeIn
nom Se!!ss genoumeE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
GjelO. Sunbs auS afti,n in gs,,p gOri.

Gef&dftspapiere pxroen ~ 3H-8A g
bioioniirt Wsdisl auf 2onbOn paren itstie.
Slr 90 Taoe A7lH. 6iHt t4.76]{; Ra6el
anpeifunesn $4.76H, Cranes Gibt 5.S9,
iabei 1854. Mari Sitf 69h, aabel 69ES::
4ronen Si@t l34, Jtabei I2H, Sire ei4t
6.4s, &abs GAIN. HubsI 6idt 381S; Sc.
bel $3.50; eilbtr'Barrsn ese, Rerisaniide
2uaars SAX.
aititnm rit.-8Isid pon Der Croft.
nuns an mar ber Rarft fart uno berieIbs
psrbIisb aud 10 bib sum SdIub.
0iisatstu aittes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-09-06
6ieogo, 5. September.

S9dusins. : 3ufu9r $500; bi.
tleinits Dienitag 3ufubr, fpel9s
tetannt lit. - Ntartt perdnberliG. -
Butt $10.50-11.1O: lsidte $10.50-
11.35; semiidte $10.15-11.30;
i6pers S10.50-1115; raube S10.s
05-10.25; Jertel S6.50-9.110.
RinoOieb. - 3ufubr 1000. Wsarti
itetig. girbeimiide 9esi Stiere So
85-11.50; Weitern Stiers $3.50
9.35; Stoders uHb 6esbers $4.75-
7.85; aib unb Seifsrs $3.75r9.50;
&dltsr $8.50-12.75.
G8afe. = 3ufubr 1900. Wartt
fart. gDstbsrs $650-7.85; Gtpes
$3.40-7.60; 2Gmmer $6.50-10.80,
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1aSli@er Mtarit.D Deria,t.

~ NsN1fStbshttH h-%l1htANNHSN ~
5iekn iiH MIR auf Gnsros 8 3ranss
aftionen. Bel ileineren 9eidGftsn
iperoen ettpas bobere preiie bsrs4nst.
propifionen.
g dmals. prima Steam
14.15-14.25; gamilp 400
1850.
srOdenssfal5snes Jtsif9.
= Sbort clear Seiien lOie, 15i--
152c; Grtra ibort clear Seit.n 14a
-153e; furSs Rippenieiten 14a-
154e; Bellies 168-l7ac.
Bacon. Sbcrt clear Seiten
16a-17e; ertra ibort clear Ssltsl
15a -16e; ibort gtippsnfeitsn 15A-
16e; Bellies 18-1Shc.
Sugar Gureo Gleii6. =
Sdintsn 20a-21e: pienic S4ultern
15-151c; greaifait Bacon 23-25e;
Sdultern in padeisn 15-15ae; Reip
gort Gut 151-16e; trodene Beet
S6iiten 29t 3Oac per gfuHb.
Sibgep0teltesIleifd. d. -
S6inien 17t-18e; picnic G6ultern
13a-14c; Bellies 17a-18c; Sduls
tern 13i-14ae; S4ultsrn 81. .. Gut
14a-14ae.
GrifdesJfeiid. - Sdinten
16a-17ie; picnic S4ultsrn 12a-
13c; S9uItsrn 12a-13e; Tort Rips
p.nfsiten 13-13sc; fbort clear rip
penIeiten 13t-14e; ertra Ihort
clear Rippsnisiten 13-13ac; Yelliss
lei8ie 18a-194e; Bellies, i4psrs
17-1Sc.
Rebl un6 9etreibe.
UtebI. - Wintsr patsnt $40
500; Winter faneb $7.25-7.50;
Wiuter famiIp $6.75-7.0O; Wintsr
srtra $3.75-6.0O; Winter orbinGrer
$5.25-5.50; 5artss Weiasn patent
$s.O0-8.25; 5artes Weiaen fanep
$7.50-7.75; Sartes Weisen familp
S6.00-6.25; RogseH, 0ortbfpettsrn
semii6tes $5.75-5.90: Rcsgen Gitp
rsines $5.75-5.90; Roeseu, gitp ses
mi16tes $5.50-5.75.
Wei3en. - Ro. 2 rotbsr Winter
$1.54-1.56; Ro. l DO. $1.50-1.s
"a; glo. 4 DO. $1.30-1.40.
Welf9torn. go. 2 peibss
88-S8ae; Ro. 8 bo. 87a-8Sc; No.
4 DO. S6-S7c: go. 8 Do. S4-S5c;
Ro. 6 DO. $3.50. = go. 2 sslbes
S7t-sse; geo. 8 DO s7-Sfae: Wo. a
bO. s5-s6e: SO. 5 DO. s3-84c; go.
6 bD.s1-83c. - go. 2 gemif4iss 81
-s7ae; 0O. 8 bo. s6A-s7e; Rb. 4
DO. S4a-85tc; SO. 5 DO. 82a-S3Ac;
go. 6 DO. SOa-S2ae. - Weibss ao!s
bensorn $3.50; seIbes folbentorn
81 s9c; ssmifdtss RDIbentorn 81
SOC.
5afer. - NOrtbipefi.rn gso. 2
tpeiber 485 5-49c; STANDARD ipeiber
4s-4sac; SO. 8 tpsibsr 47-47ae;
Ro. 4 tpetBer 46-46ae; go. 2 gee
miihter 46a -47e; go. 8 semiidter,
etnbeimfder 46-46ae; gso. a ssmiiha
ter 44a-45ae.
Roggen. - Rp. 2 S1.25--1.26;
Ro. 3 $1.15-122; Ro. 4 $1.O-
lis.
Wbtstep.
@srtauit iuurb.n $50 9bIs. Die
filters Ginifheb Goobs auf ber galis
BON $1.40 per Gallone.
Groceries.
adffee. Sapa 23-30e; Wos
4a 29-30c;; Guatemala fancp 19r;
bo. gutter 17Ac.
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yaeiS gSrier 8sno. nstirxnsen

sie MisIon Gen; 81. ssxIgli!, gas. g; g; .isix
atlantic q 9 Il. ~. Sl1sH. q. q. bsb. dr. 1i1H
gait& o. -. :..,s 3 ln. q. GIN ~ ...lesH
Y. & o. a. AZ ~. SlttlH. n. Gt1te AZ ..,tl
petbIebem e. ref. ieaNlW. -. Nt ubj br, tSn
1roofL Itanht SCI " VI 2orf an. ID. ~ ..lSS
Gent. cf N. Il. b.. iSoHglortt. B1s. 81. -. sf,x
Gent. 1eGfber 6r. .ie1Ml5,orf6, Wac 81. stu
Gent. Tactiie 4 =. BsK Cregg. rsf. Ar. -. six
Gbefap, q @. AZ :. ssE ReHn. gonf. AZ .le1T
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-08-30
q CONDUCTORS
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many years. these conductors will re.
main faithful to the company.
1t was said that large number of
engineers would also refuse to walk
out, assigning the same reason that
viii keep the passenger conductors
loyal. 1t was pointed out that many
OF the engineers running out OF Rich.
mond have been in the employ of the
Pennsylvania for many years and are
eligible for pensions If they stick by
the company.
The number of brakemen and switch.
men is said to outnumber the conduc-
tors and engineers about seven to one.
Few OF these employees are expected
to stay If strike is called Many Of
them have been in the employ of the
company only few years, and have
little at stake If strike is called and
they answer the order.
Attention also was called to the fact
that the demands asked Of the rail.
road will benefit the employees In the
operating department of the freight
service and will be Of little benefit to
the men holding passenger runs. For
this reason, 1t is asserted, the men
in the passenger service are not TAX.
ing the same warm interest in the
demands that the men in the freight
service are taking.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-08-30
URIC ACID POISONING: :

The most eminent physicians recog-
nize that uric acid stored up in the
system IS the cause of rheumatism,
that this uric acid poison is present
In the joints, muscles or nerves. BY
experimenting and ananlysis at the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute
in Buffalo, N. Y, DR.. Pierce discover
ed combination OF native remedies
that he called "Anuric" drives
out the uric acid from the system, and
in this way the pain, swelling and in
f1ammation subside. II you are a suf.
ferer from rheumatism. backache.
pains here or there, you can obtain
"Anuric" at any drug store and get
relief from the pains and ills brought
ah"'t by uric acid; or send DR.. Pierce
i II trial package "Anuric"-many
til. ) more potent than lithia and
eliminates uric acid as hot water melts
sugar. A short trial will convince
you.-Adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-08-30
men NOT VOTING
IN |9I4ELECTI0N
MUST REGISTER

Hundreds Of voters in Wayne coun-
ty who registered two years ago and
who now reside in the precincts in
which they resided then have been
wrongly laboring under the illusion
that they do not have to register this
time.
The trouble with their credentials
is that they did not vote in the 1914
election. In 1914 there were 12,O4O
registrations made but only 10,947
votes cast These 1903 men register
ed all right in 1914 and they have
not changed the places Of their resi-
dence since. but they must register
again if they expect to vote in the
November election.
Registration is only a little over
month away. The party chairraen are
taking cognizance of this fact and be-
ginning to prepare for the general
notification.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-08-30
ROADS HUNTING
Men TO take
STRIKERS JOBS

II you have had experience with ma.
chimes and engines. your services are
In demand and chances that you will
have an opportunity to get back into
the trade Monday next, when the
scheduled railroad row is timed to
break.
Both Pennsylvania and c. and o.
corporations through Richmond are on
the lookout for men Of mechanical
ability" and you should have but little
trouble in affiliating with the reserve
forces of either company.
Agents Of lines through Richmond
are securing the city and vicinity for
capable men to act as strikebreakers.
1t is understood that number OF me-
chanics employed in Richmond indus.
trial concerns have been approached
with propositions to enlist with the
railway forces.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-08-30
ICE CREAM TESTS
ABOVE STANDARD

All Richmond ice cream manufac-
turers came up to the states butter
fat requirements in the latest test,
conducted by City Inspector McKin-
ley. who gave out the following scores
today:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-08-30
DENY THAT WIRE
IS FOR PROTECTION
OF PENNSY LINE

Officials of the Elliott.Reid Fence
company this afternoon denied that
seven carloads Of barbed wire fencing
now docked on the freight siding OF
the Pennsy east yards was to be used
for the construction of barbed wire
fence to protect the property and
buildings of the fence company which
adpoins the Pennsylvania railroad
tracks. Persistent rumor had it this
morning that large force Of men
were about to construct the fence.
There are lots of rumors." said an
official of the company this afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-08-30
WILL GIVE RECEPTION.

In honor of Miss Christobel Scott of
Marion, Mrs. Fannie Croker-Scott will
give reception this evening at her
home, 222 South Twelfth street.
Thirty-five guests will attend The
assistants will be Mrs. Theodore Crit
fin, Mrs. James Conwell, Mrs. Joseph
Cook, Miss Anna Brown, Mrs. w. w.
Anderson, Mrs. Lincoln Moore, Mrs.
Blanch Haghley.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-08-30
TAKE
new TRENCHES
ABOUT FLEURY

PARIS Aug. 3O.-After frustrating
German attempts to recapture Fleury
on the Vefdun front. the French de-
hvered counter attacks in that sector
last night which gained for them some
new ground.
The attack was delivered under DIFF
Ilcuiues for there have been severe
storms on the Verdun front, accom-
panied by fog which hampered artil.
lery activity.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-08-30
OXFORD PLAYERS
DELIGHT CROWDS

Following half hours prelude by
the Runge orchestra, the Oxford OPP
cratic company presented a cutting OF
George Bernard Shaw's Arms and the
Man." with interpolated music from
The Chocolate Soldier at chautau.
qua last night. The platform was hung
with curtains to form stage and the
entertainment was given In costume.
The audience manifested It's delight
with the performance by frequent en-.
cores, to which the cast responded
generously.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-08-30
PRES. KELLY LAUDS
STATES ENTHUSIASM

Enthusiasm of Indiana people in ar
ranging and presenting Centennial pa
geants was praised by President Rob.
ert L. Kelly Of Earlham college in his
address yesterday before the Marion
county teachers institute.
President Kelly said: Il have no.
ticed with agreeable surprise the
splendid historical and artistic re-
suits that have attended the prepara-
ton for the centennial celebrations
and pageants.