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Wiebxsarft.
Gincinnntf 20 mla

Cincinnati, 20. Mat.
3ufubr unb @erfanbt ipGbrenb Der
persdnssnen Wo1e, persIi1en mii
berieiben 3sit Der Iebien aipsi Wohea
puren tpie folat:
3ufubr Rinbp. S1peine S6afe
8. Wai . . 1866 24.5O1 765
F13. wlai (. 1882 q ,2O6 1906
20. Tsai /. . 4o39 26,60s 4256
Wsrfanb! fpdbrenb berielbtn 3sit:
gainbu. Ghneine Gddfe
8. mai . 1l72 1o,so3
13. Mai /. 954 10,So3 2OS
20. Rai $50 12.032 2134
Rinbpieh Die befIeren
0ualitdien tparen in gutter giadfrase
unb bic prsife iftben I'M bolIe 25c
iiter benen BON roriser Wotbe. Can.
ners ipdren sbenfdlls feif unb lin Is
Die bSber. Gute waiI4tiibe iparen
iietis. DIE anberen aber fdnbm nur
iutnis Mbnahme.
MEtfIere unb iHiptre Gtiere $500
-e25; agsH9er Gaisre $3.50 rs;
ausrIsieus bis ssira $500 o. -26;
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Ginoruf gu MAIDEN boffte: einen
9lasbulg, ein 1opferrao un6 einen
anfer GUM peieitigen Der 3e.te in Der
groe.
slls gSriu5 uuroe 9lnadariis bonn
sfonig pobI crit gut aufgenomnen,
aber aIs er nit ieinen aultirpIdiKn
bernusriidte, Deriiniterten iid nIle
Waienen. mo Die eolen Sfntben mad.
ten es 10, Die Die 9rofeiioren bel Der
Briifuna in Der SSobiiaoe: ,es erfolg.
te aagemeinesS6iItteln oes aopfes".
limb ais nun Der @eiie gar, Inn ben
Sfptben einen 8egrtif Don boberer
&itltur gu geben, elm griehiifes Set
nit allem Eomp porfiibrte, ba =
idIug Inn Der a0rig eigenbdnOie fur,
Serbnno toot.
Iie aoinfen bnben aud Die aer5te
eri6lngen, bic lie bon Selden beirei.
Ell tpollteni
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I6eifus $3.50 $50; auserlefene BIZ
srfra $4,000; aiibe $5.00-7.
90; oustrIeftne Big srtra $40
7.50; Ganners $4.0O-4.75; fstt'
DARN aihe $6.O0-7OO; ertra ST..
10-7.50; Mil9 aiibe $35- 80;
Stoder sunb Geebers: Stiere $3.50
800; 6eifsrs $5.50-7.OO; aiib,
$5. .O0-6.O0.
BnlleM = Der Warft mar fari
unb bic preifs itebsu Inn 25e iiber be.
nen pom porieen Samftog.
Jette YuIlen $7.257.75; 8olog.
no $6.50-7.50; magers unb leidts
$5.OO-6.25.
adfber.- 9as anssbot mar
siemIi6 grob unb bic preiie fteben
i'm 25-5Oc iihr bensn BON leBtsn
WitttDp6.
Bette adlber $10.5O-1O.75; fair
Biz CUTE leidis $8.00-10.5O; orbinds
r. nnb srobs $5.00-10.25.
Sdneine. = anfangs mar Der
Wartt langfam, fpdtsr absr lebbafter
unb bic preifs itiesen um Sc per 100
pfunb fiir bic beiersn SlsiideriOrten,
pdbrenb bic aHberen iistig blieben.
Gute Bis auserIsIsns 8erpndungs>
unb 5leifderfOrtsn $1O.0O--10.05;
gsmiidte Werpadunssiorten $3.50
1000: oussefudte mittlsre, 160-
1S0 pfunb $9.75-9.9O: lsi9te 9er>
fanbHortsn, 120-155 PfuHb, $3.50
$50; orbindre Bis CUTE Jertel, 40
pfunb unb barunter, $6.00-8.75;
nrbindre big nuserleiens i9pere fette
Sdue $8.o0-9.35; Stass 5000
TOO.
g 6afe unb aGmmer. =
Der Wlartt mar heute feft unb Die
prsiie ungefd6r bieiel6en als seitern.
G9afe, ertra $7.75-8.O0; CUTE
Bic auserleient $7.00-7.75; orbindrs
bis fair $4.oO-6.50. - 2dmmer,
ertra $1015--10.25; quite big aus
erlsiene $9.50-10.00; orbindre Biz
fair $7.0O-9.25; Spring 2dmmer
S10.OO-13.50.
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gbicqap. 90. waoi.

S9peins. - 3ufubr 5000. Wartt
ipa4; lsi4te $9,60-10.10; ssmii6s
te $9.70-10.15; i4ipere S9.65-10.s
20; raube $9.65-9.80; eJrtel $3.50
$50.
ainboieh. - 3ufubr 100; Martt
fietis; Giubeimii6e Beef Stiere So
10-10.25; GtOdsrs unb 5eebsrs
$6.00-S.90; aiibe unb Ssifers $4.s
40-9.60; adlber $80O-11.25.
S9afe. - 3ufubr 2oOO. = Warft
iietis; Wetbsrs $7.75-10.0O; Gpes
$6.00-10.00; 2dmmer $9.00-12.s
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sst60 %, 2 q. .sys,.s::s,.e q: 81; 4s..- ..
:;j; I 8; 8; 3: s. 9; 1; y; Z s
9fff Securities Ee. HHf:g % y. C. ssiI
eris d. Sreerie14- nh 1sy & 3ef. IT,. a
crfe arm. lr .... ylHi s5lr6 NE IN. II a
0en. glsr1rie ~. 1egkl :iateu -, a.. SeH
~ 4orf3. I. AZ SextIsfsN ~. =. ~. -
IN: gntraI rsi. a. ssMM. .. HuB6sr g.. .fss
Snt y. T. 81 -...- ee,tIli 3. 91eeI 81 'icsN
Nuf. Dlsf. ~ $3.50 ftklOIsa {. (ten.. K. IL
eraf z. q. rsf. g. % Ialaf IN 4. q. .,ss,x
.. etore beb. H. HhlD Union az a
81 : II Z; y; Fl ~; 81 81 R'itnss eLsSr. iis
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4 d :. fAsilt ftls. Wut :
finirter Gut 2oaf $3.50; popbersb
$3.50; Cubes ss.7O; sranulirtsr Ss..
20; gpM1tioners .9fs $40: OFF
~ $50 500; tpsiBsr trtra $3.50
I-77o; e1tpa .G1 $3.50 per buubsri
g3fHnb.
MoIaffes IN iietig. - gleip
Orleans Open 3stIe 4565e; Gen,
irifugaI 25-34 Der gdncne.
Msfs. - 2ouiiidna, 05unsp Sedo
6}-6ge; primd 5-5fe; orbindre
44se; Jopon 4a-53e pei plumb.
Dairpsprobufte.
Hutter.-Nartt rubis unb preis
fe unberdnberi. - MboltnliIi, sytrc
a2e; gsntroli5sb srtra 293r: Central,
iSeb iirifs 28c; Gteonb 23f; Gnnep
DARN 24e. Rnding Stcd 2tl1a2Sc
PET pltinb.
Qdfe Wldrft iietie. Cbio 1870,
glorbpeftliner 18e: Heip gctf 20t;
@@spei3er 32--S9e; bo. Hrid 181r;
atmburstr ia -1Sae per pfunb.
etef. - Mdrft lebbnft. primn
ftrfts 6ibnereier 21s; ffrjts 20ac;
orbindre firifs 19ac; Iseonbs 18c per
Dubeub; Gnteneitr 21e; gdnfteter
4Oc per Dibenb.
gefIngeI. gaddjfraee out.
Marlt f@lpdder. Brcilers pen II Ill
pfb. Sbe; iber u pfuub 26--oor; |
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0dbne &c; 6iibner 17e; 9rutbiib'
ney 21e; bo. NIT trummer 8ruIl
10-12e; Gul Csc; Gnten 13--
15c; Odnie 8-9e; - Mlte Sauber
$1.50 bas Dutenb.
OFF unb gemiife.
aepfeI. - guie MepfeI 1925
$50; setp5buliGs S2O0-2.50 pei
DbI.
3ffronen. - California $22s
-2.75 per Rifle; aimes $1.00-11e
per Rife.
| Orangen. = Rabefs 500
2.50; BaEsneia $2.5o-3.50 per aiife.
grbbeereu. = Senu, QIonbifes
fanep 75e-S1.1O; 5enn. auserleie.
ne 50-75c; Tbompfons 75c-$1 90;
llabama 75e-$1.0O per Crate Don
"a Quarts.
Grape Jruit. - Jloriba, ST..
5o-3.25 per Crate.
qnanas. - $1.75-2.75 per
Crate.
aartoffeIn. - einbimii4e
$3.25-3.5O per Bbl. unb S5c-$1. .05
per 8u. prm Gtore. - Sunse srlprio1
$375-6.O0 per gbl. - Mi6isau
$103-1.O5 per 9u. auf bem Ges
leiie.
SibfartoffeIn. - 9elatpnrs
$1.00; gams $1.00; 9snneiee 65-
60tc.
Rbabarber. 1O-15c per
Dubenb giinbel.
@urfen. = GlOriba $3.0O-3.5o
rer camper.
Gomaten. - Tloriba, $3.50
400 per Crate bon feds aorben.
Weibe Hiiben. = $500 per
gbI.
Blum .niobf. - einbeimii8er
Treibbaus $1.50-2.00.
Sunge grbfen. - Sun.
s1.50-1.75 Selep6Dne $1.75-2.s
90 per camper.
2raut - alabama Mobile 81
S5-3.25 per 9rdte; ". y. SdnIl9
$500 per gbl.
Robl. = $1.OO.
3niebeln. - giRbeimif9e gsls
Be $2.00-2.25 per Sad bon 100 pfb.
grpItal Weibe $1.85 per Crate.
Spinat. = ginbeimifder 65e
per gu.
Crime gObneu. = JlOribd.
$1.25 per 5amper.
Rarotten. - Ginbeimiffe 90c
800 per gu.
2anbprobufte.
6eu. go. / simotbp $24.00;
go. 2 9imotbp $22.00; Ro. 3 5i>
motbp $19.00-20.0O; SO. 1 gsmiids
ter aIee $20.50; Ro. 2 &lee $3.50;
Po. / alee $500: go. 2 alee $13.s
90; Sieiig.s alfalfa $10.50--13.s
80; Weftlites $18.50-20.00 per
Son. Meisenitrob $7.50-8.O0; @os.
geniirob $9.50-10.00; Saferfrob
$7.5O-SOO.
WibIenfutter 1T rnbia nnb
feff. = Rleie S22.o0-22.50; Mibs
blinas grobts $24.50- -25. 90; bo. ieis
nes s27.00-28.00; semii4tes gut
ter S23.o0-24.0O.
Sdmereien. Marft ifefig.
. aleeiamen $6.50-8.4O auf benz
0eleife unb S8.40-9.5O Der Blu.
bonn Store. 9imotbp $2.80-3.50
pom Gtpre; Deliti6er WilIet $1.40-
1.75, seipSbnlider 81 .30-1.40; Buds |
ipsisen 95e-$1O0; Gla4sfaameH
$2.S5 per Bu.
Derfdiebenes.
Defs - Tlartt itetig. 2ein5l, |
robes 76e pr 0aaone in partien bon |
Ia gbl. Geto6tss 1e msbr; 30. /
QarbSl 74e; Cotton Seeb Oil, rdffis
airies s5e per Gallons, 9erpentin Ate
IN partien bon / hs s Jab unb
SOC in partien Don 10-25 @aIIonen
Petroleum, Obio Carbon 120 @rcS
Sc; DO. 100 @rab SIC; Seabliabtl
lis Grab 81 -10ac; 9feo Gruspn
Yaiolin 24e; gtapbta 2Sc per gaIIo.
re IN Tartien BON Is 8bls.
GALS. = Ser Warft IN rubig. -
Ohio Riper $LO5 per 9bf. bon 280
pfb., sYubrlobn binsussiiist.
Sats. = Warit itetis. prima
sitp 1034-11e; DO. Country 10-L
.0l9c per Bfuno.
aobIen. - Warii rubig. gons
ibiosbenb s3.50-3.75; glnb unb
5fdd 1925, 2anotpba GtiidiobIen
;3.50-3.75, 9luh unb Slad $2.25
sr Tonne absslieferi. Raudlcfe
siiidtobl.n $4.75. bo. gluB unb S!ad
1926. 4ntbraeite $7.75-8.OO Der
Tonne abaeIiefert. gote foitet 5000
i
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I1u. yet, .. ss. ..ies
gssi;A ;A1.SN. ssN
|4E;10. er....us
u EN4Sh,.s.1 1efH
|u-YA ~. ~. S1x
Issl. .: ~ ..fs14
- N.sss s1x
q ~. K,..M
SW1s te1 hs, .loSB
ena- ~ tB-,ss1e1&
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(seIo. goubs nnS slitisn in sss,u yOrf

geI&dftspayiere snrbsn o. 34z biz.
isntirt. BtAlel asf aonooH saren ftetis.
Sar 90 Gast s4.72zz, Sitt sl.76; &dbsI
Nnveifuneen $4.76H. 6ranes Gi4t s.e2,
Qata 59iH, Warf 6iGt TN. aobsI 774.
4rsues Gfdt 1877, kabel 134. Hire eiAt
e.82. &abel G8l, Hubei Si4t s1; Qabtl
N4; 6ilber. Barren 7b1%e yssIifaHii1s
9susrs 5S1.
GititmM arft.-Sn bsr erftsn Stunbs
purbe ein Druid gum 9eriaufen ausgeibt
unb bic preiie 6atteR 3u leiben, gsgtn
ed,lub aber nnsbs Der Xarft tart uno bic
gsiIuits wnrben meiitsas sieber Gut &C.
ma4t.
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Gincinnati. 20 Wlai.

0IHcfHHd1t, ~. Utdt-
DIE nadfolseubsn Nuotir,ingen 6e.
5isben ii1 MIR auf gnsros Sruns,
oftionen. gd ileinersn gsf9dfter
iperben etipas b5bers preiie bsre4uet.
propifioneM
S&mala. prima Gtear'
12.6o-12.7O; JaHilb 13.5o-14..
90.
sroden sefalssneg GleifG
- Sbort clear Gsiisn, Iofs 13i--
14e; Grira fbort clear Geitem 134-
13ae; furse Rippenieiten 134-13ae;
Bellies 15-15te.
Bacon. Sbort clear .Gsite.,
143-15ie; ertra fbcrt clear Seits:l
14A-15c; fbort Rippenisiten 14A-
15e; Bellies 161-17e.
Susar Gureb Gfeifd. =
S4infen 19-193c; pitnic S4ultern
14-14Ac. Bredlfeit Bacon 20.
22c; S9uItern in padetsn II
14ae; Esb gort Gut 14-14ae; tros
dene Beef S4intsn 27a-28at per
pfunb.
SHbsep5isItss SIeifd -
Sdinien 16-16Se; picnic S4uls
tern 12a-12ae; Bellies 15-15ai:
S4uItsrn 12i-13e; S4uItern, q.
q. Gut DO. 12a-13c.
Grif hes Sieii - G4insen
16t-17ac; gienic GduItern 12-
12sc; S9uliern 12-12ae; ibort Rips
penfeiien 12a-13e; fbort clear
Rippenieiten 13-13ac; srtra ibort
clear Rippsnieitsn 12t-13c; Bellies
lei6te 17A-18ae; Bellies, f&ipers
16A-17ae.
WebI unb Gttretbe.
Webl. - Winter paisnt $5.85-
$50; Wintsr fancp S5.65-5.S5;
Winier fancp $5.10-5.35; @inter
ertra $4.50--4.80; Wiuter orbindrer
4.OO-4.25; 5aries Dei5m paisnt
$5.85-6.25; 6artes @sissn fantp
$5.35-5.75; 5artes Wsiaen familD
$z.60--4.s5; Rossen, Rortblpeitern
semii9tes $5.00-5.10; Rossen, Gitp
reires $5.0O-5.25; Rossen Gitp sea
mii9tss $4.75-5.O0.
Wei5en. - go. 2 rotber minter
S1.17-1.19a; SO. 8 bo. $110--
LA; Ro. A bo. 95c-1.03.
WefIf9forn. - 30. / tpeibes
&C; Ro. 2 DO. 77-77ac; Ro. 3 bo.
763-77c; Ro. 4 bo. 74a-75ac;
Ro. s bo. 72-74e; Ro. 6 90. 70
72c. - SO. / ssIbss &; go. 2 DO.
77-77ac; 80. 8 bo. 76a-77e; Ro.
a bo. 74l-75Ac; SO. 8 bo. 72-74s;
go. 6 bo. 70-72e. - go. 1 semii4@
tee --e; go. Q bo. 77-77te; SO. 3
bo. 76a-77c; glo. a DO. 74a-775ae;
Ro. 5 DO. 72-74e; 30. 6 DO. To-
72c. - 4oIbenforn, ipeibes. 77-7oc;
aolbeuiorn, gelbss, 7S-S0c; aoT6ens
torn, semif9tss, 77-79c per 8u.
Rogseu. go. 2 96-9Se; Ro.
8 bo. 90 94e; Rp. A DO. S5-9oe.
5afer. - Rortbuefern, No. 2 !
ptiber 51a-52af; Rortbpeitsrn
Stanbarb ipeibsr 5Os-511e; Rortbs |
peffern Ro. 3 ipeiber 49a 50ae; Ro. |
3 peiBsr. einbsimiider, 44a-45e;
no. A ipeibsr 43a-44c; Ro. 2 ses
nif9isr 43-44e; 30. 3 ssmifdtsr,
.inbeimiifer 42-43e; 80. A semiidp |
er 41-42c.
Wbisfep.
Werfauft ipnrben 497 g6ls. Die
fillers Jinifbeb goobs auf Der Bats
ION S1.40 per Gallone.
Srpeertes.
aaffee. SABA 23-30e; Wos
pa 2S-3oe; GuaisruaIa fanep 19e;
%. gutter 17Ae.
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gbieago, 20. Teai.
Weisen. - Sir Suli $1.114-
1.125. am G6lub $L12; fir Ssps
telnber $1.11s-113a, am S4lub
%.12i.
Weif6tOrn. : Sir Suli 73a-
74se, am SdIub 73ze; fir Septsms
Der 72-72sc, am S6lub 7274c.
6afsr. = Jiir Suli 42-42ae, am
Sdlub 42c; fir Septem6er 39f-
30At, am G6lub 39se.
Rossen. = go. 2 99e.
Gerite. - 62-80c.
9imptbp. - S5.50-S.00.
alee. - $7.50-15.OO.
port. - Cir Suli $23.45-23.55,
am G9lub $23.55; fir September
$23. 10 1922, am G6lub $23.22.
S6mal5. - Jiir Suli 12.S5-12.s
81, am Gdlub 1892; fir September
12.97-13.10, ON S9luB 1905.
Rippenieiten. = fiir Suli 12.77-
1886, am Sdlub 1882; fir Seps
tember 12.87-12.95, ON 9 4luB
1895
Butter. - Wldrit unperdnbert.
Gier. - Martt unperdnoert.
aartoffeIn. - Martt bOber. 9llte:
Mihisan, Wisconfin, Minneiotl
unb Datota ipeibe 95c Bis $1.05;
Minneioia unb Datotd Sbios go
95c. - geue: Geras, 2outfiana uno
alabama Sriumpbs $1.N-15O.
per Sud.
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Die umidte i'm pisiIsen Gfearinsbsus Be.
iitfsn I'D bsute auf tl,640, 800. Die I'm,
tdBe ber uerfofenen Wo9e belieieH lid auf
es5,]es, ,2e0 ssgen s24.D64, 500 In Der forrs'
ipoHoiTtnbsn ws4e oes psrissn Jabtes.
ssfsi. essssisafss.
Der Nnrit In 9oialisfuritdten mar beute
iismIit lebbaft unb Die greiis pareu ita.
Die na4ftsbsnesn Ysriduis iinb 81 bsrtt.
ten
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Gtsetnuatt. 90. RaL 1oIl

etuetnuatt % DBat 11I6
Die 4s&fraes xa4 Tsrfeben par 1erts
!eins tsienoets gross, bod Daren sis Ban,
Ten NIT 0cutinearbeissn 5iemli9 fart be.
l4tfigt Die 9insratsH iiuo unperdHtsrt
ostlisbes. 6ar 1arfsben .DH eaIs pnrben
Son ben BaHfen 4-4% tersdnes, udbTeno
0slddfispspters ~ b-6k bisfontirt psrs
ben. dn cI5snsn Narfte pnrbeH 9arlehen
sen saus ~ eK-4& uab srf 8sii ~ -
<X< pIaesrt.
D<Afd ssf mn UsH
rusben ~ Dori 5wifaen Banien psrfauft.
pie gouaterrais bdrdst soc $rdulis PER
olo0Q
osAid ssf osssSs.
Sidts Ustfd axf gonben uurben ~
A7a Ssr Sfb. sierlins auotirt. ear Wtd.
le asf Berlin pnrben SOC iar ( Mari
bsredrst, fRf gss9ld aHf 8aris feHe prs
9ydnt, anf amftersam 42e bro 8ulbeu
nnp suf HieH l5e yer frens, Gires leHe,
auba %. 5ranes (54usiD 19he.
pssSs cssIsatissss
Harsn tutig snb Itstis. Dis Banfes aus'
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W2etan. MART.

Rem gopi. 90. Mai.
Rupfer. - Marit anbdltsnb feit.
GIntrolptic. - Marlt fietis.
Gtleu. - Martt uunerdnbert.
Hiei. - Mlnrit inDerdubert.
3inh - marft ifetia.
EpeIisr. - MGrtt unberiuhsri-,
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Al4!lsn ssu. q. :. =
Musn S;.E...ios
1Een1k k9od.H ~. Slk
eeI 60 ls. s..- eik
E,M.2,:, g s.$s,Sx
tipesu. xsanH1 ,, "a
. nk u g. 4. ". iee3<
fnL 1fal e ~. tol5t|
Gfl De(tlle. las. ~
10. 30 - = ~
Evening star., 1916-10-12
HELD FOR U. S. COURT,
Four Members of So-Called Black
mail Syndicate Waive Examination

CHICAGO. October l2-Four of the
six persons held here as members of q
so-cailed blackmail syndicate have
waived examinations before a United
States commissioner and have given
bonds to appear for trial in New York
and Philadelphia In November. They
are Mrs. Helen Evers. Edward Dona-
hue and Henry Russell, who are to ap-
pear III Philadelphia November IA to
answer charges of conspiring to extort
money from Mrs. Regina KNpper a
wealthy widow. and Homer T. French,
who gave bond to appear in New York
on charge of having extorted 5000
from Edward X. West. I: wealthy Chi
cagoan. French was released on $4,000
bond, but was Immediately rearrested
by the state authorities.
Buda Goldman and Jimmie Christian,
charged with conspiracy in the West
ca.e did not appear, but it is said both
will waive examination.
Evening star., 1916-10-12
Mr.. Burleson's Statement.

Answering statements voiced yester-
day in New York by Victor Ridder, to
! the effect that. after the failure of Sem
ator Stone of Missouri to convince Ger
: man-American interests that the Will
son administration was ready to work
! hand in glove with the Gerrnan-Amer-
i lean leaders, Postmaster General Burle-
I son made a similar effort through
I George Sylvester Viereck Mr. Burle-
/ son this morning. when interviewed at
the Post Office Department, said:
| Il was asked by mutual friend if
l would see Mr.. Viereck. ] said. Ger
! tainly, and he called at the office of
! the democratic national committee
/ There were several other newspaper
men about the office when Mr.. Vierecle
came in.
! Il talked to him in Mr. Morgen-
| thau's room. There was 10 secrecy
about the meeting, for people were COM
ing in and going out during the entire
I time.
! No one came with .Mr yiereck and
( ! never heard of any invitation having
been sent out for other persons to be
| present. Mr.. Fiereck criticised the ad-
1 ministration's foreign policy along the
INES OF his writings in the Fatherland.
/ listened 70 him and asked him what
/ he wanted me to do. He continued to
: express his opinions and nothing fur
! ther came of the interview, which last =
/ ed only = few minutes.
| Il did not come as an ctnissary Of
! the President. The President knew
nothing about it. either before or after
/ the interview. 1t was my understand
| ing that Mr.. Viereck had asked to see
me.
! II never heard of Mr.. PageEstcchcr
! in whose office Mr. Ridder says the con
! Terence occurred, unless Mr.. Vierec!l
may have mentioned his name along
! with the names of several other Ger
| mans during the course of his couycr-
! katon. do not, however, recall any
, OF them. was never in Mr.. Pagen-
/ StecherS oriice. Mr. Vierecll is at per
| fect liberty to repeat every word dur
| ing our conversation. I shall be de-
| lighted to have him do So"
Evening star., 1916-10-12
Skin
DEPENDS ON KIDNEYS.

The skin and the intestines, which
work together with the kidneys to
throw out the poiSons Of the body,
do part OF the work, bi-t 4 clean
body and q healthy one depends on
the kidneys. If the kidneys are
clogeeG with toxic pois1ns you suf-
fe. from stiffness in the knees ia The
morning on arising, your joints seem
rusty. you may have rheumatic
pains. pain in the back. stiff neck,
headaches, sometimes swollen feet
or neuraigiS pai;is--aii due to the
, 1ric acld or toxic poisonS in the
blood. This IS The time 70 90 80 the
nearest drug store and siInuIv oh
tam soc package Of "AntIric," the
discovery of DIR. Pierce OF Buffalo.
y. Y. Then drink a cup Of hot water
before meals. with an "Anuric rah-
let. and notice the gratifying re-
! lts.-Advc-tisement.
Evening star., 1916-10-12
Tells of Mr.. Stones Mission.

THE whole object of this conference,
so far as Senator Stone was concerned
was to find out what action was neces-
sary on the part of the administration in
order to secure the support of German
Americans at the coming election. Can
anything be more humiliating than these
acts of the chairman of the foreign rela-
tions committee of the Senate gumshoe-
ing in a small room of Sd avenue beer
garden and bartering for the votes which
the President, from the platform of
Shadow Lawn and in his speech of &C
ceptance had repudiated?
Hardly ten days passed by when the
second emissary of President Wilson ap-
peared in New York city to accomplish
what Senate Stone had failed to ac-
complish. This time the messenger ap-
peared in the person of cabinet min
ister-no less a parsonage than Post
master General Burleson. who arranged
through Mr.. Viereck. the editor of the
Fatherland. for conference at the Of
fees of the democratic national head
quarters. Be it said to the credit of the
gentlemen invited that they declined to
have any dealings in the subterranean
political diplomacy which was being en-
gineered by the Wilson group
''Utterly Untrue" Says Mr. Stone.
ST. LOUIS. October 12-Senator Stone
,ast night characterized as utterly un-
true" statement attributed to Victor
Ridder and appearing in the Stats
Zeitung of New York. He said:
Il was in New York about the middle
of September. I was invited to meet a
number of gentlemen at Terrace Car
den. Victor Ridder was present 1 W s
personally glad to meet Mr.. Ridder and
the others / had been invited to meet.
IN the talk l made at this meeting /
did undoubtedly speak strongly in
favor of the President. but it is ut
terly untrue that l said that the Presi-
dents apparent anti-German-Ameri-
can policies were for public consump-
ton, and that privately the admin'stra-
tion was ready to work hand in glove
with the German n-American leaders"
Evening star., 1916-10-12

Argentina IL constructing "A single
irrigation system which will cost
$50, ,000, 900.
Evening star., 1916-10-12
Fridays Filled With Inviting Opportunities
ASSERTS STONE BID
FOR GERMAN VOTE
Victor Ridder Accuses Mis-
souri, Senator and Post
master General BurIeson.
FORMER DENIES CHARGE

| NEW YORK. october 12.-In signed
statement Victor R;dder Of the New
York Staats-Zietung denies a story
made public by Norman Hapgood OF the
/ Wilson Independent League to the ef-
| feet that Mr.. Ridder had told State
Senator Kellor of Illinois that he had
written a campaign speech for Charles
E. Hughes in which Mr.. Hughes would
attack England in order to hold the
| German vote.
| Mr. Ridder says there was a meet
| ing between himself and Senator kel-
| Ior but with witnesses present, and he
has the written statement of one of
these witnesses, Henry Abeles of New
! York, to the effect that no such re-
marks as are credited to him by Kel-
| lor and Hapgood were ever made In
stead, Kellor was endeavoring to per-
suade Ridder to call on President Will
son at the White House and assured
| Ridder that Mr.. Wilson "can convince
you in the course of an hour or two
| that he is friendly to Germany
| He says that Mr.. Abeles happened to
| be present at the meeting with Mr..
| kellor having called as the bearer of
| an invitation from Chairman Stone of
the Senate foreign relations commit
| tee to discuss the questions of the
| campaign at a gathering OF influential
| German-Americans to be arranged at
| Terrace Garden that very evening. He
continued:
| Under the circumstances l felt that
We should at least hear what Senator
Stone had to say. and so a number of
us gathered at Terrace Garden for din
ner at o'clock on September IS, as the
guests of Mr.. Abeles. Senator Stone
; used all his well known powers of per
suasion-and l am ready to concede him
+, the palm as an able advocate of the ad-
| ministra tion-to convince us that the ap-
| parent Observation-Disclosures policies of
the Wilson administration were only for
public consumption and that privately
! they were ready to work hand in glove
| with the German-American leaders.
The sun., 1916-10-02
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