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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
WOULDN'T PAID HUNTERS PAY?

From the New Mexico Cattle and
Horse Growers association, we learn
that gray wolves cost the cattlomen
more than q quarter Of q million dol
lars annually, and that the sheepmen
lose annually from the deprodatons
of wild animals about per cent, or
not less than $1,25O,OOO. In other
words. wild animals are costing the
livestock growers OF this state more
than million and n half dollars each
year.
Since the passage Of the bounty law
in 1909 New Mexico has paid out In
bounues more than S350,0OO, and
the bounty tax now amounts to more
than S4S,OOO each year.
Wouldn't It be better for the state
to hire hunters than to pay bounlies?
Wouldn't salaried hunters kin more
mother wolves than are killed by the
bounty hunters? The Journal merely
puts this out as a suggestion for the
members of the legislature to think
over when they meet i'm January
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
With Scissors and Paste
pERCINAI IOMI1l.

CO. r., AEasslz in Boston Transcript
During all his early activities the
late Percival Lowell had kept a live
interest I'M mathematics and astrono.
my, In 1877 the Italian astronomer
Sohiaparelh began a systematic study
of the planet Mars, which led 10 his
discovery of a remarkable series Of
MARKINGS which he called canal.
word which has been incorrectly
translated into canals and has proved
q source OF much subsequent confu-
sion. Lowell followed with deep in
tercst the discoveries of the Italian
savput, Tor the character Of the work
was calculated TO fire the enthusiasm
Of a man OF imaunation OF scientific
prochviues.
by the early COS Schi3parcuts eve
sight had So far failed that il was evi-
dent that his observing days We're
over. And Lowell determined 20
give his enorgics and his fortune 10
continuing the work Before found
ing AN observatory 20 be devoted
chiefly 90 the study Of the planets.
with characteristic Intelligence he and
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
THE hay LAW \ FAILURE.


'eh'ioi l'uhh H. 0Vo''' '''e' "
fl'''l oi ''e army declares me '''', r.
'''@eo h"''oNa' guar" ana """'e VIZ
uhl"iS mill'ary system !" i''iuIe' an"
lhal IL shou'o he Ie''sa''o TO the
past rms ia'' was known 10 every
man VINO h'a studied cohuluons "ueh
'he ii"N pill passed cohkieSS' ''A
very nature maze II lhposs'D'' Oh
N"'''a'
secretary OF war haNe' mas ~
''.''" 'Nl'''l '''NeS''h'''oH Oh u''''''
'"' '''''.'''' ''"''''''E TOT 'n's Count
'''''''S p" '''' SWISS OF 'NuS'' '''''''
ii'''''A' ms "'''oh mus SET '''o''''
~ q" To '''uuueiihs ana protes'iib'
NV "''''a a'''', '''''S l"''''e''No' INV
-, ''" '' w ''e W ''''' any
'' ,..' '''''' ''',' '''" 's" u"'''' +,
l.' ',.. ,'.,'''''' '',''''E ana universal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
TnE FALL or BUCHAREST.

Bucharest, capital Of Rumania,
follows the fate Of Brussels and Bel
grade But as the Journal has point
cd out many times. wars are not won
By the capture OF cities but by the
destruction Of armies. Although
Brussels IL In the hands Of the Ger
mans. as IN All Belgium except one
small corner, the Belgian army $50
600 strong, bars the German forces
from Dunklrk. Although Serbia was
completely overrun, the army was not
destroyed After period Of rocu.
roration and rearminE. the Serbs,
approximately 100000 strong, are
tuslly chasing the Bulgarians out Of
Macedonia.
But whether the Rumanians shall
be so fortunate as the Bolgians and
the Serbs. lose their country but save
their army TO fight tho foe win be
known only when the end OF the great
Teutonic encircling movement ends.
The purpose Of Mackcnsen now Is 70
lag large part of the Rumanan
army, and reports indicate that he
has almost closed the net,
one Of tho mysteries OF the war is
why the allies were not able 10 snve
RumaniA. on one side was the pow
or Of Russin, extended, 1t Is true,
over "A front Of more than eight hun
drod miles, to say nothing OF tho army
Of the Caucasus under the grand duke
who Is fighting over another eight
hundred miles.
But thelo is the army Of General
Sarral at smoniki. For more than IA
year an allied force OF more than six
hundred thousane. men has been stgt-
toned at the Mac, ionan Seaport
practically inactive wy II uns done
nothing Is one Of the unexplained
things Of the war Certainly It's in
octlyity has not been due 10 desire on
the part OF the commander Sarruil
IS a fighter, ana was seut TO salonikl
60 fight. But he has done nothing
worth the name. His hands have
been tied by orders from the general
STAIR.
Why such a large force Of thor
oughly equipped men was held at sa,
loniM while The Toutona oyerran ltu'
mania can be explained here only on
the theory that the allies feared TO
move lest they be attacked by the
whole armed power OF Greece on the
flank while fighting Bulgarinns and
Germans on the front
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08

lie asete+onts gnent mann, r,ontbs i'm
q qvstomofc series az avulor,tions
ana tests r. discover tha most euit-
nhIe snot Tho sito finoll,, chosan
yas an q nlatoau obove thn TOWN of
Flopsfoff hrIznny III nm elevation az
over 600 fpct
a, ~ oluer 10 'psll'' tle peSl seems
~ - ''g''7'i tl'3' 'iv "'r Slioulu We
Hu'e, "Iiu Ia' 'li'u' ~ ~ u SINS ul''
~ va, II,pSt "'aCi N''oIIeS nave pe'H
pla,ou WIN VIC" o. p''"E seen
,'llv' l""l seems III tue nelNHpol
,'oou u tIt"I 'l'leS OF lIS u'uuonS OF
iu"i uIIlb "l''"+ 'iie lew opsti Nal"tleS
that are more lnleliIbeh,ly placeu
nave nol pIoI'eu Wy Lower ulsCoN-
cry lhot ne currents OF af sWii llhs
"poul mountain Top MAKE III Iar
less IdeaI locaIity thon u plateau
Around the dome OF tho original
superb 24-inch rcfracting telescope,
erected lin 1894 has grown mn
small village with mortcrs fo, his
omployes and seporate bouses for his
assistants whom he treated with mn
FAILING gcnorositv courtesy ana CON
sider1fion ucrr nndar n sanarate
dome iO-incb roflectins, taIsscone
vos also e,anf,,.1rv installed ono Of
,hoso c1,fcT use, bae hon 20 oeiaI-
1ieh tho nsolcseross Of mat cl,ee Of
irstr,,,,,,,t a, ~ st,,d,, ~ ,fanoto,v
Lot,T I ,,,olI5.. ,,,,, ho,,sa ~ low
,,t,t,,',s,,,, ~ ,,,a,,,.g 49, (,,t 80, as
,,,,o,,. ,eico,i a ~, NJ, ,,.ar ,,la11a,ol
r,,,,, "a. ,,ltt,l,l
~ Mai &c Wv a ~ nbios.
49,. r,,,l,,,,,''''i %
Fl.'''' trf'' tf ''''-'i 49, w. ''i'Na "
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
THE GENTLEMAN.

George Henry CalvertD
The gentleman is never unduly ia
miliar; takes no liberties; is chary of
questions, is neither artificial nor af-
feCted, is as little obstrusive upon
the mind or feelings of others as on
their persons; bears himself tenderly
toward the weak and unprotected; is
not arrogant can not be supercilious;
can be self-denying without struggle;
is not vain Of his advantages, eXtrin-
sic or personal. habitually subordin-
ates his lower to his higher self; is,
I'm his best condition, electric with
truth, buoyant with veracity.
Gentlemanhood is not comprised by
imitation, because inward life is not
imitable, nor is it purchasable, be-
cause refinement can not be bought;
nor but partially Unbeatable, because
Nature discountenances monopolies
II is not superficial, its eNternals be-
ing the. tokens of internal needs. it's
embellishments part and parcel Of it's
substances.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08

from Secretary OF War Baker or Chief
Of staff Hugh l. Scott for the people
Of this country TO know there must
be radical change, and At once
The strain on the national guard
Of long service on the border has
been such that a complete collapse
yof the miitia system is imminent
Guardsmen are refusing 10 take the
federal oath, or to re-enlist when
their terms expire 1t b. predicted
that when the Fuardsmen finally Rci
home. they Will gradually disnte-
crate Not enough Of the men will
stick to secure federal aid for the
organizations The states VIII IN
such cases confront the alternative
Of maintaining expensive militia os-
Establishments, or Of being deprived Of
uch services within their borders
when they are most needed
A. to the regular army as pointed
out In the annual report Of the secre-
tary Of war, voluntary enlistments
have fallen far below the mark neces-
sary, if IL is to be increased 10 the
desired two hundred thousand basis.
The army experts are worried, and
fest that it required no statements
with reason. If the militia Is 10 dis
mteRrate, 80 much the more reason
for enlisting the regular establish
ment up 10 the maximum authorized
by the Hay law. Yet there appears
20 be no prospect, whatever, Of this.
Already "A bonus Of five dollars has
been offered to postmasters for each
enlistment, ana 1t Is now proposed to
pay a two dollar bounty to any one
who brings in man for enlistment.
These are measures Of desperation.
What II the powers at Washington
90 not always succeed in keeping us
out Of war? What II we should be
forced much against our will to clean
up Mexico2 The complete failure Of
the Hay law which is now admitted
by those high In The administration,
gives these questions grave import
Universal military training Is better
for the boys. and, within ten years, it
would Insure the United states against
war being made upon US by any ma
lion Of the world.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
FROM LONGSHOREMNN TO
ADMIRAL.

NANbilbll y bu6iHtSS,J
For a genuine dramatic episode in
the great moving picture If American
BUSINESS attention is respectfully call
cd To the case Of II. T.. Alexander, of
Tacoma, Washington. who twenty-five
Yeas ago was "a longshorcnan On tine
Tacoma docks, is now, at the age of
81, head of the Pacific steamship
company with a $l2,OO0,OOO fleet,
ana as such, the dominating figure in
Pacific coastWisc shipping from the
Arctic circle to the Tropic of Can
Ger.
The Pacific Steamship company is
a recent consolidation of the two larg-
est companies on the coast the Pa
cific Coast Steamship company and
the Pacific Alaska Navigation COM
pany' The announcement focused
the attention of the public on a new
and striking figure that has appeared
on the screen Of big business"
THE go-to-hell policy of some of
the old companies" Mr.. Alexander
says made it possible for him to win
out by bending backwards in the mat
ter. of courtesy.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08

languages ana with science that Dr.
Grille Insisted should have first place
In the schools, instead Of so many
years being devoted to mastery Of the
parts Of speech Of languages which
are today entirely dead The litora-
ture ana the history preserved in
those languages can be better appro-
ciated, a thousand times, i'm good
TRANSACTIONS than IN digging through
them, a few lines at time, with the
assistance of lexicons.
The journal wishes 10 repeat that
the man who stands in the way OF
modorni2nE the courses of study is
bound to Ire run over by the steam
roller.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
LAND OF LITTLE HErIs.o

The person who thinks of all Cen
ral America as a jungle will be sur
prised to learn that Salvador has more
people to the square mile than any
country IN the world, except Belgium.
The density of population is six times
that of the United States. The peo-
pie even crowd close up to. the masses
OF the eleven dangerous Volcanoes,
some of them so active as to be called
'lnfernillos' or Little Hells." There
are other little holls' i'm salvador.
even worse than the volcanoes. one
Is 20 per cent illcguimacy. one is
lack OF Sanitation one is the ire
mendous burden upon the women.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08

in front Of the poets door. stepnipp
out and recognizing the old, familiar
surroundings and shocked AT tbe
thought Of his narrow escape Cowpe,
exclaimed, God moves in a myster.
ious way His wonders to perform
and, rushing in, Immediately compo,,
ed the immortal hymn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08

bent upon destroying himself, he got
irto a cab and ordered the driver to
take him to a certain point on the
river, where he intended 20 drown
himself The cabman, noticing his
strange appearance and feeling that
all might not be right with him. dl owe
him about the city and finally stopped
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08

long before he could distinguish the
river, Moreover, it is found that the
mtcnslficatlOn Of the markings on any
part Of the planets surface takes
place sufficient time after the be-
ginning of the melting Of the ada
cent polar snow cap to allow for the
water to reach that point and nc
crops 10 crow
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08

laura Jean Libby says young peo-
pie should love smsibly. That thought
never occurs TO people until, like
Laura Jean they are no longer young
people.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08

Champ clark would begin reform
Ing congress by ubolshing the CON
gressonal record, which would stop
congressman from killing so much
time by making speeches.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08
STORY or \ FAMILIAR HYMN

The familiar hymn beginning God
Moves IN a Mysterious Way" known
as "Cowper's Hymn" had its origin
as follows; Cowper was all his life the
victim Of melanChoha and more than
once a'tempteu suicide. one day,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08

Mexico should become interested In
golf In that game the most violent
opinions are expressed, but there is
rarely ever any actual fighting.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08

Some one has started the story that
William G McAdoo means to make
his home IN California That is what
Hiram johnson did 80 successfully
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-12-08

discovery Of Dr. Pierce who Is head Of the vad Hotel Buffalo Y
They daily their praises the merits of "Anuc" discover 81
Pierce of "Fvore Prescription and rGodn Medical Discovery ms
Mr.. HERBERT BROWN He
NFo troubled with kidneys. Had pains through tina
had load it all the time 1t Tor ma
a chair do
in order to ease the pain kidneys highly cng
condition In spite of everything obtained relief lately rsS
Doctor This remedy the relief wished for as am
now in every way"
s step drug and ask for UAnic cents Or send
Doctor Pierce 10 cents for trial package.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-05
sslmk'Na ahri6tem.
Grsitna. s. W2ai.

Grsitas, 5. Mai.
Der Sbioflub 1T i'm GaIlen Be
ariffen. @sfiern absnb bate beriel6e
BEL bieiiser Stabt einsn Daferitanc
bon 24.5 Sub.
Die foIsenoen 9spef3en trafen ges
tern bier elm:
pittsburs, ga.-4.3 guB, fdGt.
Wbeeling, %. 8a.-8.7 SUB, fdlIt.
partersburs. 90. @a.--11.7 SUB.
aanapba Sails, 20. 0a.-3.4 SUB.
Gbarleiton, W. ga.-8.O fyuB, iteist.
portsmoutb, S6iO 21.8 SUB, fdat.
Gouisoille, ap.-1O,O SUB, iteigt.
eOansOilIe. Snb.-2O.9 Sub, itsigt.
9ai6Dills. senn-1o.7 SUB Iteigt.
Chattanooga, Senn. .-77.5 SUP, TdGt.
Gairo. Sa.-30.9 SUB, iteigt.
Wlempbis, 1enn.- --25.3 2Sub, fG(lt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-05
JaldnbiiHe Na9ribten.

- 100000 Ginpanberert 9
neun Wl onaten. Dos WGr5.guI.
letin Der Ginipanoerltngsbeborbe III
gSoibington ergibt, bab tudbren6 De,
nean Monate bes lauFenben ssisfolz
iahres 206,4St Ginpanoerer in Den
Iereinlaten Staaten eingetroffen
iin6, 125,626 mdnnIihen unb 80,
855 ipetblihen @eidIebtes sSn Der
Serihtperio0e trafen 4S,4O7 9eiht.
enrigranten rno SS,341 gfraer Der
Der. Staaten elm. 1877 Gintponbe.
rer ipuroen niht 3ugelaiien, 70 5aB
Die 3abl Der in ben 8ereiniqtet
Staaten aus Dem Muslano eingetroT.
feneu Tuiiagiere 356,606 betrua. oSn
Der 9eri6tperiobe reiiten 114,OS9
gnigrnnten, 96,2S6 rdnnlih uno
1903 ipeibIidJen @eid)Ieftes bon
bier ob 1888 geihtenigranten unb
S3,701 @iirger ber9ereinigteu Staa.
ten, SuIanrmen 2S5,323 Ierionen.
Bon 6et 100000 Ginpanoerern tro.
ZEN 1854 i'm Sofen BON Rem Oorf
Elm uno 1900 ipurben bon Der Gan.
6ung 3uriideeiuieien. BON ben ia.
600 Gmigranten, tpelfe Die @ereinie.
ten Staaten perIoiien baben. retiten
90,527 BON Safen bon 9aetp Dorf
nb. Sn Bolton trafen nGbrenb Der
9eridtperiobe 7472Ginipanberer Elm,
IN IbiIaoelpbia 172 uno II in Sal.
tinore. g[us Dem beutihen Sfeid tro.
fen in nerin Wonaten 1929 ginipan.
6erer Gin, pdbrenb bie aeiammte
beuti6egtnpanberltna NIT S461 Ser
ionen angeeeben iit. slus SeIterrci6-
ltngarr trafen 4161 @tnnanberer
elm, aus eStalien 1882, aus @rie.
henlan0 1882, aus Der Sftpet,
35S, aug @robbritaunien uno sSr.
Iano ctipa 21,000. Gie geiammte
Ginpan6erltnq aus Guropa belief iih
ouf 1924 8erfonen. Bon ben 206,-
900 ginfpon6erern erbieIt ser Staat
0eefp gorf 81 ,53S 1er'onen @aiia.
fuiets erbieIt nit 20,706 9erionen
Die rGbItb6fdten 3iffern, iuabrero
Weihiean nit 1880 Rerionen per-
seidnet lit.
Snbiana Eurnhesirf.
Die 45. Gagiaeung oes sSnbiano
Surnbc5irfs bat in gpanspiTIe, Sno.,
itdttseiunben. Sic eir,seInen urter-
breiteten geridte Iieben eriehen., Saf,
man in tltrneriider Se3iebung regs
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2. Mai 80. 645 1896 -
3. Mai -. 50 1872 -
4. Wlai 140 1853 -

R inbbieb. - Wlie 1etpobnli6
am Donnsrfias, 10 mar aud beute Der
Wlarft fir 5leii9eriorten iebr ru6ig.
Ger Wartt ipar fdfpo6. aibe unb
Gamers fanben 3iemli6 CUTE 2ibs
nabme unb iparen itstig. = Cute
Ulil9tiibe iinb itetig; bic anberen nm
$3.0O-5.O0 per Stiid nieoriger.
Wtittlsre unb I6tpere Stisrs $7.65
-S.85; O6ien $4.25-7.5O; 5lsis
i6er Siiere $6.00-8.25; auserleisne
big .rtra $S.50-8.85; Ssiisrs $6.s
00-8.25; auserleiene Bis ertra 1886
1856; aiibe s4.75-6.50; aussrlsTss
ne big EXTRA $6.75-725; Gannsrs
$4.O0-4.5O; feits DARN aiibs $5.s
T5-725; NiI6,ii6e $3.50; Stns
dsrs unb Jsebers: Stiere $780,
70; 6eifsrs $5.50-7.OO; aube $5.s
00-5.75.
gulfen. = Die 3ufu6r mar ges
ring bic Nadfrase cine CUTE unb pie
prsiie itetis.
sSette gullen $7.0O-7.50; Bologna
$6.25-7.0O; EXTRA $7.1O-7.25; mas
gsre rnb leidte $4,000.
aGGber.- Die prsiie itiesen
I'm Csc per 100 piuub, ba bic Rats
irdse cine CUTE unO bic 3ufubr ssrins
mar.
Bette adlber $3.50 9.75; fair bis
quite lei6ts $7.50-9.50; OrbinGrs
unO grobe $5.00-9.25.
e 3neine. - Die 3ufubr mar
beute mur mGbig, bic Radfrage cine
3iemli6 CUTE unb bic preiie itetig.
0ute big aussrIsisne 8srpadunsss
unb Jleiiteriorten $9.S5-9.9o; sss
mif6te 9erpaduugsiorten $685.
50; ausssIu6te mittlsre, 160-175
pfuub $9.50-960; leihts gsrianbt.
irrtsn, 120--155 qfuno $9.O0-9.s
10; Hertel no pfuno unb barunter
$6.O0-8.O0; orOinGre uno aussrlsies
nefdpere fette Saus $7.50-9.25;
Siass S6.00-6.75.
G 6afe unb 2dmmer. =
Die 3ufubr bon S6dIen unb Gdms
mern mar MIR mdBis unb bic preiis
itetig.
S6dfe, srtru $7.75-s.oo; CUTE Biz
auserIeiene $6.75-7.75; oroiHdre BIB
fair $4.50--6.50; seiaorene Gdmmsr
$6.OO-7.OO. = QGmmer, ertro So
$1,000; quite bis aussrleieHe So. .25
-9.75; orbindre bis fair S6.00-9.s
90; Spruis Gdmmer S11.5O-15.OO;
admmsr nit MOle $10O0-11.25.
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len. Seine fieii1en aninernoen batten
ibn BON eai5em Ser6en geliebt."
Bel Oem jesigen 8eiltes5uitorlo Der
Sron5ofen iiftb Spinipeiie ouf oos Der.
bredjen, bns lie nit iolden oerleumoe-
alden !6csereien nid)t gegen un5,
lire 5eiroe, ionbern auf gegen ihren
ergenen Iadppud)s begeben, poaig
iruftIos. GS ffeint ,oIs ipdren auh
Die beiten &0pfe 3rnlrfreidjs unrett,
bar oieicm tralirigen Oiaiiempabn,
INN berfallen. Die ipeni9en, bic in
Jrontreid fdbig iino, Die ssuBrbett III
erfenncn, 6iirfen lie nidt alrsipreteu.
I'm io lebrrei6er ober iit c$, bic Pin.
ii6t elmer Grun3oiin gu erfabren, bic
iidD nod beute in Geutiflano alli.
hdlt, obapobl ibr bic beutifen 8eb5r.
Geu, Die 9fiiffebr nadl ,Srollfreid) fret.
ieiteQt batten. Sic i6reibt i6rem IN
Dem fran3oiii6en Seere 0ienenben
Sobnc, mesbaIb iie iid] ideue, i6r
@oterlano nieoer auf5uiufen. Ter
9rief Der feiner Grldrtcrllng he6dri,
lit 6atiert aus Berlin: brm 26. Sa.
mar 1916 m6 Iautet i'm @usWo:
r.. Sd braufe Dir ni9t gu fdz
gen, bab ih taum Guit babe, in bieIem
Qugen6lid nat Srantreid auriidSuz
tebren, uidt nur, neil ib i6perli9
@elegen6eit finben ipiirbe, meinen 2ez
6nesunterbalt gu berbienen ,bd ih tsin
Sanbpert betreibe, ipnbern au6, neil
es mir no4 benz, mas id in ben fran
aoiif6en 3eitungen leie, unmDslid Iein
Diirbe, mid nit meinen Qanbsleuten
81 beriteben, beIonbsrs nit ben poriz
fern. @eniiie @rtitel Der prsIIe mill
len iie na6e3u perriidt Gun peu fous)
9emddt baben. Denu eine 3siturg,
pie bic r5emps", ibren 2siern err
aG9lt, buB Die Deutf6en in Serbien
tleine Sinber lebenbig perbrannt, bab
fie onbere unter ben 9tugen ibrer
Wiiitter in Stiide gei6nitten bdttsn,
bab bic gruunen nit ben Qeidnumeu
Der gauern ansefiint feisn, bic bic
Bodies" lsbenbtg bineinsepprfsn
tdtten ufp., uip., 10 fraet man ii6,
auf pel6en @siftesftanb (nipeau intss
lectue0 mub bas Bolt bina6geItiessn
iein? Sd babe bieis Sdilberungen
opn g9erbreder" geleien nidt etipa
iiberfebt in elmer beutiheH 3eihing,
'onbern i'm pSemps" Telbit, un0 i5
befpubre bieie Summer auf I'm ie
Dir ipdter gu ssigen. 9luf ieben 9saa
piirbe it bei meiner @ntunft in Yus
rig mil 55ragen iibsrbduft psrben,
.n0 bu i6 gerabe bas @egsntbsil BON
benz er3dblen tpiirbe, mas man gu bDs
rem piinfdt, piirbe ith Ielbit als rgos
i6e" be6dnbelt perben. Wlit ben
Wolfen mub man beulen. Qber nats
benz i6 fat Is Sabre in bisiem Gam
be gelsbt babe, fiible ih mid unfGbiq,
Elm 8Of, bas mir 70 ldn1e gait-
freunbI6aft ertpieien bat unb BON benz
i6 9etpetie Der 9iits unb 3uneiaung
empfangen babe, bic mid IelbIt bieIer
&rieg niht gu pergeFen aeIe1rt bat,
nit geleibigunsen gu iiberbGufsn, Inn
meinen 2onbsleuten einsn 9efunen
5il eripeiien. Sas ift Der 5auptgrunb
Der es mir ihtper MAIDEN tpiirbs, ieBt
in paris gu lebeu ="
Ginit fugte Elm bsutfber Sempfrat:
-Sas 1T bag llnsliid Der aDniee, bab
lie bic Wabrbeit nidt bDren tpoIIen".
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SECOND CALL
ts.Io, ponss anb alstien in a.,u ysri.

eeI&aftspayiere surbn u SXs biz
isntirt. @s4id auf aonoon Saren ftsiis.
Sur 90 9ase s4.72X, Siht A,7e; Habsl
anpsiiunoen s4.7eK. Srants Si9t 5.U.
Ratd 6.9S,<, ylarf eidi 76,s, aab'l 10 y
9rsnsR Sidt 1S1S. Rabel 1917. Yirs st4t
e.25. 9sbel ga, Ruttl Sidt oi1s; RabsI
<8i}S; 6ilbsr. Barren 7e1ts, Rssifanii1s
Gslars b9H.
GftitnM arft. - Gnfongs Bar osr
Masit feit. balb sbsr iEat cine Reali,on
sin, luobsi fat nne Niiien Der 4ifte ~ lti.
ben satisu. GteeR 6dfub purbe Elm 1hstl
Der 9erIuite wieber gus senla&s, bed tan
ben bic eAllbuotiransen In ben mt!itsH
lydaea uster benen upn geasrn.
OsIsaSsAu alsssa.
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Metaa. Wtarff.

Veip Yort, a. ylai.
aupfer. = Worft feit.
GleetrolDtic. - Wlarft nominal;
fir ansuit unb ipdter $28.50-29.'
30.
3inn. - Wartt rubig; $51.OO-
giien. - Wartt itstig unb un0ers
d-bert.
$500.
8lsi. = $725-7.5O.
Spslter. = Martt flau.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-05
Gbicugo, 4. Mai.

SdtpeiHs. = 3ufubr $4,000. -
Martt tart; gul. $9.70-9.85; lsits
tie $9.35-9.95; semii4ts $685.
80; i4pre $9.35-9.9O; raube $9.35
9.55; SsrtsI $7.25-9.OO.
RiHopisb. --I3ufubr 1000; Wlorst
fsft; Gtnbeimifae Beef Stiers $3.50
-9.95; "StOders uno 0eebers $3.50
1856; aiibe unb Seifers S4.25-
$50; aGlber $8.25-950.
S4aFs. - ,3ufubr II. 900. Wlarst
berGnbsrli6; Wetbers $6.90-9.30;
Gpes $5.25-9.10; 2dHamer $7.75-
lips.