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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
9ie ssransoien
W ollen elm padr beutid5e
Grdbengenom
hdben.

20 ltH KIN q Z D o. {
@rd BEN genommen
baben.
paris, II. 2lug. Cine am Greis
tag 2lbeHb bonn fran3oiiiten &riegss
frliuiiterium erlaFene 8etanntmatung
ldatet ipie folst:
nN0rbliA BON Der Somme md6ten
nm 0a6mittas unisre 9ruppen sinsu
erfolgreiden Snfantsrieangriff. LIME.
re 5ruppsn nabmen mebrsre beutihs
8rd6en unb etablirien cine neue 2is
ME uuf Der Gnbobe, bic itb iiiSlif
BON Maurepas ber5iebt unb Lungs Der
GbauiIse. bic Don Waurapas na9
Sem fiihrt.
o9tnrblih BON Sem fielen elm befe.
iiigter Steinbru4 unb spei ilsine
WGloden in uniere Sdnbe. Wir nabs
men in 6ieien adinpfen $50 Wtaml
-sefonser urb gr5rutetrr 5ebn mus
Raidinenaei4iibe.
rSiibli4 bon Der CONNIE finben
iebr befiise artilleriesefe6te itatt.
.Sn Der Gssenb bon gsrbun finb
unfere erii. unb speits 2iuie b.i
Gbattaneourt unb in bsm Sclaus
mont Syleurp abi6ni.t Don ben
Seutiden in beftiser Wsiis bombars
Dirt tporben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
CeTterreitbiItbe eSlteser
30 m borbterer erfoGgretf Il
fetnhIi dl e g Ofitionen.

fein 6li b e q oftttonen.
@erlin, If. 9tngliIt. r9lltf ora6t-
lciem g9ege rodl SaDotIle. Ole otter
reid;iIcte 9loulirolitGt Niebt bcfannt,
6ab 6iter1ei6iIde 0&nrinefaug5e:tge
in ser 9loht bes 8. 9llglit feinolide
Irtillerie,S ,Steulmgen on Der Utiir'
6ung bes Sion3o uno Die fetnbIide
;Sliegcritotion oon @orgo erfolgreiA
borlboroirten. Die TIieger fe6rter
trob oes hcftiger iSelters Der Gbpe9r-
qeifiise uoblerFoIten 5Iriif.
. om itaIisuti4 artess
f4auplas 3.
R o m II. gtuguit. = 9us &rtesss
miniiterium tiiHDigte an, bab bic Staz
Iiener bas gan5s 0oberoeau PIuteau
beTest bGtten, tpie du9 bic 0Orfet
uno San Naartino bel @orip.
Sic buben ben 8aloue Stub erreid]t.
Die Seiterreiher bdben ii6 Bis DitIi9
DOM 8allone Sylub suriidge5ogeIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12

.SpGter purben bon Dem 0ampfe-
9oote uusgefsbt. Qls i6lieblia feitges
itsat purbe. bdB ii6 Riemanb mebr
al gorb befunb, puroe Der SampIe-
init einem Sorpeoo Derfentt.
y9lIs bds llnterieeboot ii4 ben BON
Der .2etimbro" ausgeIeBtsn gooten
ndberte, tpurbe feltgeiteQt, baB pOn
tyetbig gsriouen, bic iid in einem
Boot befanbsH, spanSig 96ati llnis
formen anbalten, tpobur6 ber8erba4t
bes Sommanoeurs oes Sau96Ootes,
bab er es nit sirem Sdiff gu tbun
babe. bas 5ruppen an gOrb 6atte, be-
ItGtigt ipuroe."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12

v9lm iel6en Gage fpuroer ruiliIAs
aeroplane Stationen in 2trens6urg
unb aabara. auf Der Sniel Oeial bon
msbrersn beutiten JlisaergeihDabern
angegriffen, nobel CUTE Rsiultate ers
sislt nurbsn. Gin 4erpplan Sdups
pen ipurbe i9iper bef9Gbigt, unO ciner
Der feinbli9en Q(eroplane. lreIher Suc
9ertbeibisung aufifies, bum Rieber9ea
ben 9eslpunsen. 5ros bes bsftigen
aeuers Der brittiden unb ruiiii9n
ahpebreeI6iise tebrtsn uRiere 5lieger
nobIbe6alten auriid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
Die ,,Sremea''
@trb ougerfteinIi9 im
Safen BON Retp gort
ernurtet.

g2ep gort, IL. Iuguit. Dem
in S9tffabrtstreiien turiirenoen Se'
rii1te, bdB bas llntcriec 9aHhelS'
i6iff Bremen" Iia bieiem Safen nG'
bsre, pber ii9 auBerbaIb beg 9dfen8
uuter @diTer teftnoe, Fplgte am 5rei'
tag bic Gntoetuns baB elmer Der
Dampfer bes Rorbbeutf6en 2loRo IN
Soboter nd9 einem auberen 9od gee
bra1t nuroe, I'm, fpie man oerrnutRet,
Raum fir bic Bremen" gu I9dffen-
g2a6 beiben 5etten beg plaBes tprr'
SEN 3pei @arfen oe6ru:ht, Inn etneGrt
@tnfrieoigrng fir bas llnterieeboot
5u biloen, tpie es audi I'M Sale Der
y9eutI4lanb" in Baltimore geiaebeH
mar.
8oritdtsmaBregeI
Columbia, @ g., 12. glltql6t.
lin oie 9Iushreitltna oer sinocrIdb-
mung 3u bcrbirberfL bat Die itaatlide
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oerboten, oaB
ainber uilter t6 SSobrer oIrre ge-
'lnloRits- -Gertiftfcte oitf Giierbubnen
fabren. Gs itto felt fur5eu SO Sale
bon Grfrorhtngen qerrteIoet rporocu,
bon beren fiinf t6btlifb oerIteien.
8orid1ag obgeIebut-
gSofbtngtor 9. e., fl. s1rg-
0ie Siirti bat on& gefiHh Der Der.
Staater, 5u eeitottcn, oab etu neu-
tralcs Saouutittce oas tlitterittbtnlgs-
iperf IN @oricn a1ifrtebnle, no nrrgeb-
lid Eniieroe nnn eineeboreIssyt
,Gsrtitcs stMses Lssaez. aagsIletHt. /.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
Yin berein5elten 9umtten
esben bic griten iinb Jran3oien i9r:
slngriffe INNER nod fort,
Gbne cher aud nur bag Gerinsfts bas
nit 5u srreiden.
aln hr 0ifliden gront sebt es ben
@ufen i'm n6rbIiden abeil ni&t
beher.
Jm iiibliden 9beh bat aber bas Dora
brinssn Der RuiIen sine Reugrups
piruns Der oeutId 0iisrrsis
9ifden 4rmee n0tbis
gematt.

W -. Guy. ntutt GUHupH.
Die Dberite 5eersslsiiuns iiinbiste am
5reitag an, bdb iotuobl bic griten. ais
aud bic Jran3oien ibre ansriifs
norblid bon Der Somme foriisben, Is
dber ipebsr ben grftsren nod ben 2ebs
tsrsn selinae, etpas sssen bic beui.
tftn poiiiionen aus3urihten. Wit
ge5us auf bic Gperationen an b,r
tpeitIiden Gront beibt es in bem Be
ti1i:
ryritiihe unb inbii6e 5ruppen
griffen unfere Sielllinsen norbIif bon
Der CONNIE an, obne etpa aussuri6s
ten.
.WieberboIte Sturmangriffe Der
5rdn5cisn, eilpas n5rbli6 bon bsm
5lnb ipurben resslnldbis bon unTeren
idtiiidsn Reierue Rsgimeniern abs
asI9laaen.
DSonit bat iib nidis Wiftiges an
Der tpeitliden 5ront ersignet."
Der auf bic GreigniiIe an Der 0itlis
den Gront gesus babenbe S6eil ber
Offi,iellen getdnnima9uns lauist mi.
iolst:
~Jront bes JslSmarfda[ls bon
6inosnburs: 3fpiiden Smorson uno
bem WiSniep See uno in Der norbs
6itli6 BON areDo selssenen geserb
ipurbtn ciele fhpade angrifie Der
GniIen nit aei4tistsit 5uriitsefdfus
gen.
.an Der Siodob Gront befhrdntt.
her ieinb na6 ben Rieberlagen, Die
er ipdArenb Der lssten Gage erlitisn.
feline Operdticnen nuf Elm sismlid lebs
bates ariilleriefeu.r. Qnsrifis, bi.
BON ben Rufen tpeftlit BON Iobels
Gee, bei 2ubiesson unb iiiblid BON
3drocae periudt puroen, ipurben nit
fefr idperen @erluiien fir ben s5eino
abgsi6ldsen. Die S6latt, bic AM
Oonnerftas Morgen fiibli4 BON 3a,
t'ct3. begann, bat grobe VrOportionen
ansenohimen, ben ansrifisn Der RuIs
len. bic anfangs 5ipiiden gieloslopD
unb 5orcbpssce, etiuas srfolsrsi6 pa.
rem, 1T burd @egenansriffe Der Teut.
ifen Elm enbe semaht iporbsn. @srs
fn6e BEG iJeinbes, am seretb sylub,
iiiooitli6 BON Saroops3e5e porsuriis
den, fpurosn gang sriiHoIit rereitelt.
rJront bes Gr5b.r3pas &arl Jran,.
SiibDeitIid BON WCnaiiersbsta, unS
in bem Win,el. Der bonn Dnisitsr unb
Der gpffriba sebilDst pirb, ipurb.n
mir bon itarten ruiiiihen 1ruppsns
maHsn ansesriffen. Durd bic llsbers
madt se3ipunsen. nubten bic tapf.rsn
8ertteibiger on einigen puntien aus
riidpeihen, bic Shldft tpurbe aber
itlitbIit burd unfere gesenansrifT.
gum Stsben ss6radi. Cine Reusrups
piruns br beutfa oiierreidiIden
Streitirdfie. bic ipesen Der perdnb.rs
ten Sienungen Der RuFen n0tbis &c,
iporosn, IN iebt i'm Ganse.
~Jn ben aarpaiben madie Der
iyeinb perssblihe anftrensunssn. bic
ppiiticnsn tuieber su eroberu, bic mir
ibm fiiblib BON aabic a6senommsn.
~gaIiantrisssfdaupIab giiblih
pom DOiran Gee mddie Der Gsinb
nit fdbpadsn 5rupptnabtbeilinssn
Sdeindnsriffe, bic bon unferem gti.
r 5uriidsenieisn tuurbsn, Obne bab .s
gu erniili6tn sdmpfen setommea
mare
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
Ja Nbrene
Ste(ltRub Ian bsneuer W1 /
nifer bes QeuBern ous
8erii hte tines m gilt
den Seperatfrie'
hens.

ct. Petersburg, II. Nug.,
iiber aonbun. - 9us Gjerii6t, buB
Der gum Minifter bes 9feuBrr err
nannte grer1ier Sturmer bielTet4t
9orihIGqe fiir einer Seporutfrieber
MAIDEN tperbe, tpurbe BON bsmfel6en
befinitio In 9t6rebe geitellt. Der
Bremier ertlGrte einem 9prrsfpons
bertsn Der sRubtb stopac" 9egenii6er
ipie folst: sd babe erFabren, oaB
man in man6en 3rsifen Der 4rIiht
III, bds meine @rnennltng etnen Sez
perutfrieoen in @usfidt ite[le. SD
piini6e su iagen, oab Der De6fel
i'm auspGrtigen @mte in tetner @ei>
ie cine 9lbtpei6ung gfubldnbs Don
feinsr 6oltung ieiHen 9laitrten gegen<
iiber bebeueet.
.9tuBlanb bdlt es fir Ieine pfIi6t,
dGe WabrsgeIn gu unteritiiben, pel6e
Gnalanb in gesug auf 9eutI8luno
CUR 0urdfiibrung gu bringen beubs
ii6tist, unb i'd fsibIt >peroe als Berts
seug in Der 6anb bes 3areu mein
geites tbun, I'M nit unferen glqiirs
ten 5uIammen gu ptrten uno Die
5reunbI6aft SpiIfen RuBlano, gnga
lamb unb Jrantreidb gu itdrtsn".
mas bie grttsn ibsr bic
beuti6en @erlufe5u
DifIen be9aupteR.
2pnbon, II. 2luguit. Die beut'
i6en @erluite tpdbreno bes Wtonats
Suli beIausfn lid auf 9runo einsr
,3uIammeniteQuna aus ben beuti5en
@erluitIiiten auf 22,54O Mann, pas
auf 9runb berielben Quelle ben 9es
iammtperluit Der 0eutf6eu felt Be
einn bss Rrieges auf 3,135,177 wldnn
bringt..
Die 2lnSa6r Der i'm Suit set6bteten
ober ibren Wunben erlesenen oeutiAen
Solbaten betrGgt q, 1856, on &rarts
heiten itarben 2062, perrntBt weroen
1884, f9iper pertpurtbet purDen
17,S07, peripunbet 1854 unb Iei4t
bertpunbet 50,157 Mdnn.
Den beutiden gerIuitlifteu sufolge
tpurben felt 9esiun bes Srieges sez
t6otet pber fiub ibren Wunben erles
gen 735, 1866 Mann, an &rantbeit Itars
ben 4S,534, eefangen eenommeu purs
ben 157,975 Wlann permibt peroen
1919, 9,642, fbiper perpunbet purpen
425,175, peripunoet 26S, OBS unb leidt
oeriuunbet 1,152,158. 147,742 8er'
punbete bIieben BEL tbren Sruppen'
tbeilen.
Sn bisfe 3ablen finS Die 9erfu'te
sur Gee unb in ben StoIonieu nt9t
etugef4loHen.
S6tffs- @rploiton.
Gbrtitianianb, gloripesen,
ID. shsaiit iiber 2olaos- Ger NOE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12

sr fur4tbare 9srluIte erlitten, suriids
5ieben.
.Stalieniffer &riessi6aupldb: -
Ra9 oorbsrsegnnaenem, 5fpDlf Stnns
ben fangem lrtilleriefeuer srifien bic
Stalisner biermal 3agoro uno brei'
NAL bic SS6sn pon pIapa an. aQe
9lnariife purben abseI9lagen."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
gtanislan tn 8ali5ien
g o n D 6 e It tcrreidern n
geiidt5 elmer groBen
II llebermo4t auf-
Geqeben.

9ien, II. QlugltIt. ,g9tr ba6e,r
Stnni5Ial pbne aantpf oufgegebcn,
beibt es in elmer ofii}ieQet 8efmtnt-
mad1ung. oie ont 5reitag gIbcltO pom
@roBcn Snllptoudrtier erloiien mur'
oe. Sat 6er 9ef0nntlrafatng miro
nudj 5ugegcbc1t, 6aB Die oiterreihiidcn
lrlppen in nelie Boiitionen IN ber
StonisIoi1gf 1gfoneiter8psfa @je9elo gu
riiflcScgen ipor6en iitlb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12

pegiite 2aHpfer ,Rnerorof", /, ,107
Icnnett bonn @otbelt6Htrg na6
Sfouen 6eitinllnt, lit IN Der Ror6iea
infolge elmer @rpGoiion gelunfen. Die
Wdnnid)aft tmlr0e gerettet. Ger &n-
titdr oriifte Die glniidt aus, ooB oas
SfifT our6 cine S0qertn1nibine GER
ltort matroe, iuelfle jerrnno in ieinen
2agerraum Sla3irt bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
|Gs iinoet bort jebt mieSer Ser alte
SteQnngsfrieg itatt.
au6 on Oct 0(t(i6en 6ront 6err(6t Ucr@d(tnib
mdbigc Sti(e.



n in
= hitoIm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
Siersig Veripnen
Bel benz granb etnes gries
d. aen 9dmpfers ums
Qeben deto men.

atber, IL Dug. - Der grisdis
i6e 9ampfer .glatberia" serietb AM
5reitag auf Der 5abrt bon SaIoniti
nad @oIo, nit elmer 2abuns Sel, bic
elmer ameritaniI6en Gompagnie ges
borte, unb 1900 g}afdgieren, baupts
iddIi4 entIafene Soloatsn, an 9prb,
in granb, als er iia in Der Rdbe Der
Sniel Stiatbo befanb. @ter3is pera
ionen tdmen ums Qebeu unb ptele
ipurben psrIebt. Gg gslang bem aas
pitGu idliebIia. ben 9ampfer duf ben
Strano gu bringen.
Die Suisl Stiatbo gebDrt Su ber
n6rbli6en Spprabengrupps. @olo lit
Der bauptiddIthits Seebufen bon
ShefIalien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
gSetterberid1t.

Sir 0bio unb bds peftlt6e qenns
iblOanien: 4Ilgemein i85nes Metfer
am Samitag uHo Dabri4etnlt6 am
SOnntag. Denig g(en6erung In BET
3emperatur.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
Gin Nysnnitiom Msasa5in

5 n Dubestid, bei8utareF,
in.bte 9uft geflosen
2oubpn, II. gus. = 3patsis
gSertcnsn sputssH sssSotst a@s 16Q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-12
Cans rmbia

SR ss ipiebtr an Der britiIdsn Groni
I'm Msten.
Die ,@rcbe sSfiertiipe1 lit tuieoer Sli
-siusm ncrmolen Stsgunssiriss
snianuneusei6rlimpft~.
aonbon IL, ausuH. Gin. fur,
sos Mi!issua&t pom bsitii& arisss,
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-03
Severe PUNISHMENT
OF Mrs. Chappell, Of Five Years
Standing, Relieved by Cardui.

Mt. Airy, N. C.-Mrs. Sarah M. Chap.
pell OF this town, says: 81 suffered fol
five years with wonlanly troubles, also
stomach troubles, and my punishment
was more than any one could tell.
tried most every kind of medicine,
but none did me any good.
read one day about Cardui, the wo-
mans tonic, and decided to try il.
had not taken but about six bottles until
| was almost cured. II did me more
good than all the other medicines had
tried, put together.
My friends began asking me why
looked so we'll, and | told them about
Cardui. Several are now taking it."
Do you, lady reader, suffer from any
of the ailments due to Wonan!y trouble.
such as headache, backache, sideache,
sleeplessness, and that everlastingIy tired
feeling?
If so, let us urge you to give Cardui a
trial. We feel confident it will help you,
Just as it has a million other women in
the past half century.
Begin taking Cardui to-day. You
won't regret it. All druggists.
W,iH 10: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies'
Advisory Dept, Chattanooga, Tenn, for ,S,seiaI
Lnsf,aetiens on your case and s4-pags book. "Homs
Treatment tor Women. in plain wrapper. NC l2k
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-03

ed from the dining room into the hall.
Nothing would have induced him to
re-enter that room. He took his coat
and hat from the rack, and, hastily
opening the door, stepped out into the
brightly lighted hall of the apartment
house and-into the arms of Gillette
and the stalwart police captain Of the
precinct, who lived on the top
floor.
Gillette had been worried over the
look ON Fanshaw's face when he had
left the flat. He had hung about the
street all the evening, and had heard
that one wild piercing scream. Go
ing hastily to the station house, just
around the corner, he had confided his
fears to the captain and the two had
come together to investigate. AS
they reached the top stair they were
confronted by haggard, trembling
man, with shifty eyes and limp hands,
vainly trying to thrust his shaking
arm into his overcoat.
When the captain forced Fanshaw
to the side of that inert heap of lace
and brocade, he snarled like wild
beast, as he saw his dead wife's sweet
face-her very lips-pressed close to
huge cluster of Parma violets,
slowly whitening upon the blood
oaked floor.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-03
SCHOOL TEACHER
Wards off Nervous Break Down

Alburtis, Pa. -"I am teacher in the
public schools and got into very, ner-
vous rundown condition. | could not
sleep and had no appetite. ! was tired
all the time. My sister asked me to try
Vinol. did so, and within week my APP
petite improved and ! could sleep all
night and now feel well and strong. -
ROSA M. KELLER, Alburtis, Pa.
We guarantee Vinol, our delicious cod
liver and iron tonic, for all weakened
rundown conditions and for chronic
coughs, colds and bronchitis.
Aekerman-Stewart Drug Co. Palatks.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-03

Don't believe that you are unable to
overcome timidity. You think you are
not because you have always been able
to control conditions and people in
a way to humor it. Start the fight
now: for you may some day find your
self alone, and without the money to
buy yourself an audience for your Pc
culiarities.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-03
Africa's Potential Wealth.

For its future industrial develop.
ment Africa is remarkably fortunate.
Already coal deposits to the value of
more than three hundred million dol
lars have been discovered along the
Cape to Cairo route, while more than
five thousand waterfalls offer wonder
full possibilities for the establishment
of waterpower centers.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-03
Keep Your Bowels Regular.

AS everyone knows, the bowels are
the sewerage system of the body, and
it is of the greatest Importance that
they move once each day. If your
bowels become constipated, take q
dose of Chamberlain Tablets just af-
ter supper and they will correct the
disorder. Obtainable everywhere.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1916-03-03
The Silver Brocade
EDITH SESSIONS UPPER
IN SOUTHERN WOMAN'S MAGAZINE

BILE face and cold-blooded manner a
he shuffled and dealt a hand tina
meant defeat for him would have said
why, money means nothing to thi
man. He is playing merely for tn,
fun of the thing"
But in Fanshaw's circle if wa
quite we'll understood that the gam
bier was in desperate straits. Fo
months he had lost steadily, recoup
ing now and then enough to keep him
still in the game.
\Thes Fanshaws had modests apart
ment half way up town, in a neigh
borhood OF not unblemished reputa
ton. They lived-Heaven knows
how! There were frequent quarre]s
between the handsome, high-spiritet
woman and the heavy proved, fiery.
eyed husband. Mrs. Fanshaw Otter
carried traces of tears upon her face
and sometimes red mark upon hel
cheek, as from five angry fingers
The gossip of the house ran than mer
came to the apartment as much tc
look upon the beauty as to play cards
with the beast.
AT all events the Fanshaws belong
ed to that strange, intermediary world
where everyone lives by his wits. That
the husband was a rank adventurer
1t needed no profound sagacity to dis
Germ. That the wife was a beautiful
unhappy woman, immeasurablv his
superior, was also apparent at a
glance.
Night after night, Mrs. Fanshaw
sat in her sitting room watching a
group of gamblers through the cur
tanned doorway that led into her hus-
bands smoking room. She had no
other occupation than to make her.
self as attractive as her limited
purse would allow She had no wom-
en- friends, for her husband would not
allow her to receive anyone save the
men he brought to their apartments.
She never went out unless Fanshaw,
sullen, suspicious and sardonic, walk
ed at her side.
Inc poor woman was virtually 4
prisoner. Her beauty was used by
her husband to lure men to his table.
His rabid jealousy, however, protect
ed her. Fanshaw's guests were con-
tent to admire his wife at a safe
distance.
One night there came new vic
tim to the gamblers table. He was
a stalwart, handsome, pink-cheeked
youth with honest blue eyes and
good, clean pair of lips. He was
seeing life. He had money to burn
one of Fanshaw's familiars informed
the gambler. He burned it in Fan
shaw's flat.
He came again and again. 1t was
soon palpable to all that the copper
haired woman had lbewitched the
boy. He was simply infatuated with
her beauty and grace. But in vain
did he try to get speech alone with
Mrs. Fanshaw. The dull, shoulder
ing eyes of Mrs. Fanshaw's husband
were ever upon the pair.
One night, Harry Gillette, the lamb
who was slowly but surely being fleec-
ed by the wolves in the little up town
flat, slipped a note in Mrs. Fanshaw's
hand. She cast one frightened, i'm
ploring look at her husband, who, she
we'll knew, had seen the transaction.
She tucked the note away in the lace
of her corsage, and in sheer despera-
ton faced the reckoning she knew
was impending.
When the last quest had departed.
Fanshaw, who had lost and was con-
in an ugly mood, turned
savagely to his wife. "Give it to
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points have been issued and become
effective on March 18th. At request
OF the League, every market of any
Importance located west of the Mis-
sissippi River, as well as the Cana
dian Provinces of Manitoba, Saskatch-
evan and Alberta, have been included
in these publications, and with such
facilities our conditions will unques-
tionably be improved. In the past
the lack of same has caused a lot of
speculation by the shippers and has
cost them dearly by reason CT mis-
routing cars and having to pay the
additional freight charges. The
League has just completed thorough
check of these new tariffs and dis
covered some highly important mac
curaces in the rates, due to errors Of
the compiling clerks of the Tariff Bu-
reaus, and cited them to the traffic
managers, who have responded by
wire with the advice that steps would
be taken to make the necessary cor
Irections in ample time to preclude
against the Objectionable rates taking
effect.
Potatoes And Cabbage, in Hampers.
Florida shippers should beware of
making shipments Of potatoes and
cabbage in hampers under the impress
sion that the commodity rates are
still applicable, as there has been
general change in the rates on these
particular vegetables when loaded III
the hampers. The package rates
currently applying on such light ar.
ticles as beans, peppers, cucumbers and
lettuce, which are considerably higher,
will in future be assessed by the rail-
roads in accordance with changes
which have just been made in prac-
tically all the tariffs. This advance
while to be regretted, has had the ap-
prevail of the Interstate Commerce
Commission in that it has decided in
two cases that the hamper was not
as substantial container for these
commodities as those of standard bar
rels and barrel crates, also in use.
Complaints before the Commission by
certain northern and western receiv-
ers were made and testimony therein
taken before the League established
its traffic department, in consequence
of which no opportunity was offered
to properly present certain facts on
behalf of Florida shippers to the Com
mission, which it is thought would
have prevented such adverse opinions
as were rendered. The League has
this matter under investigation and
it is probable a decision may be
rea ched to have the cases reopened
or file one anew.
Field Box Rates.
Among numerous other matters
handled to an equitable conclusion is
thaE Of field hoy latns on frllit nNnL
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Among numerous other matters
handled to an equitable conclusion is
that of field box rates on fruit over
the Atlantic Coast Line. The League
finally prevailed on the officials of
that Company to place an intermedi-
ate clause in its tariff, which has the
effect Of discontinuing charging clas-
sification rates from points net specj-
fically shown and instead the rate
shown in the tariff from the next
more distant is used. 1t was discov-
cred that some shippers were former
ly being charged from Is to 20 cents
per box from the groves to the pack
ing houses, whereas now the rates
are nominal and in harmony with
others. The League also induced
the Atlantic Coast Line to change its
practice of charging in excess of one
cent per crate on empty field crates
between groves and packing points.
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New Vegetable Rates.

New tariffs of the Atlantic Coast
Line and Seaboard Air Line contain
ing rates on vegetables to Ohio and
mississippi River CROSSINGS, North
crn, Southern, Western and Canadian