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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09
0ruubsiseutbnms ilebertrasnnsen.
gineinnati 8. wsai.


Npers .. Cooper on Sbomas &.
Jsntcn. 3S bel 1T Jub on Der norbs
otli4en Ode Der Glapton unb Sads
BERN Strabs, (Steuer $8); 81.
Stephen GpIes an bas anabenbeim
bon Cincinnati, 35 BEL 85 SUB an Der
Rorbieits Der 8, etraBs, 315 SUB 0its
lid bss gruuOtpap. (Steuer $3.50;
$1.oo.
CHARLES J. 9r.ifus on Stspbsn
Coles, busisIbs Gigentbum, (Steuer
$3.50; $500.
Sarab Ul. Sbattut an Daniel unb
aatis Sammitt, 90 bsi 13o Jub an
Der Sitieits Der SECTOR Strdbe In
WfabifonOils, (Stsuer SOC; 81.
Die Sruibern Obio g. II. 8. GO.
an Soln Sart, @igentbum beiannt uls
yo. 1712 Mears 2lpenue in Mt.
Waibiugton, (steuer $1.50); 81.
Sume W. Gmitb an gbparb u.
Sapper, aots % unb % In guilsp's
llntsrubt9eiluns in pIeuiant @iem.
(St.uer 81; 81.
gueenia Glart an 6. 90. 9ross
man, 19 BEL 80 s5uB an Der Siibieit.
Der 7. Strabs. 122 SUP psfiIt4 Der
Spbn Strabs, Ceteusr $1.50); 81.
gofinser unb 5opfins an Pettis M.
0aDis, sbsil DON Got Qo. A in 8os
finger unb SOptins, siptiier llnterabs
tkilung bon WtoGregpr Bari, 81.
Rettie W. 9aDis an gofinger uno
9optins, sbsil Don berfelben BOT. 81.
gbitb R. 9einb an Rofa S6ipurb,
Got AZ in Der 0orfpoob 0eigbts Gpms
panb's llnterabtbeilung, (Steusr
81; 81.
5ranees R. 0ren1 an Warp o.
Barnard, 1.54 Qlder 2anb In Settion
36 in Spmmss 5opnfbip, $500.
Warp O. Barnard an Cabin Dane
berrb, basielbs Gigentbum. $500.
@nna Stsparb u. Mnb. an Jobn u.
uaS 2atis Mut1vs, ,isussfS5r IA G6fr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09
Sic YhiIbarmsnifer pun .3Oiicn.

.Gtammlas,r 3oTsu": bas IN cine
risue Siabi, in burger 3sit aus beHl
Bobsn ssItampft, cine biibi6e Stabt
basu. no4 ben Iebten Gorbsrungen
Der 0urtenitabtbeipesuns erbuut, eint
@iIItntolonie fir 5elbsraue; .unb man
tann jsbeu DON ibnsn, ber bas gols
bene 81 aui Der g9ieliIappe trGst,
I'm isinsn Stanbort bensiben. Sebens
faIs smpfanb it 70 etipas ipis 4eib,
aIs mid eeiiern na9 Idneerer Giien'
babnfabrt iiber fla9es unb nafes,
bier unb ba nod fanesssiprsnteIies
mdriiihss 2anb cine braDe 3oiiener
aaIsfte, seltntt Don einem tiid,tisen
2anbIturmmann, bonn Sabnbof abs
bolts ,bas mdrtiite Stdbt9en bur1s
fubr unb Idlisbli9 in has .aassr1
fam, bas 70 gan3 dnbtrs iit als bas
bss WalleniieinerR Wan fubr aHo
burh manderlei Wolbitraben, on
f9muden 2anbhduiern pOrbsi, auf bi.
Der amtli5e 0ame .garade" 70 gar
niht paiIsn min, frtute ii9 an ben
iiinftIsrii9 ssfdnibten unb iibsraus
buntsn mespeifsrn unb GirabeHs
fdiloern unb belt I6Iiebli9 Dor sinem
ftaitliten @ebdube: Der Dffi;iers,
meiIe, in beren srobem SaaIs bic
Wtuiiiabtbeiluns bes grIab 8atails
Ions bss Refsrpe Snfanieris Re.
| simenis 203 Elm aDn5ert s.bsn ipOlls
te, bas Der Rsuerridtuns zines Sols
batenbeims in 3ofen ausuie tommen
foIIte. llnb bisfts Uuiitfeit, bas NIT
ipenisen glusnohmsn DOE sinem gang
miIitdrii6en Bartlett DOT iih sins -
Dom gsneralmaior Biz gum .Gemeis
nen' fsbIts fsin Disnitsrab, isins
.Gbarss1 - bate ipirtli4 ben ipeiten
Wss e.lobnt. Denn aeitsr Der Ulus
iitabtbeiltns 1T 9Irnolb Gb.I. pobl,
bstannt ols Wuiitet uno muiitoIif9er
Sdriftiisllsr.
CT bat es perifanbsn, aus ben finn
anDerirauten, mliiitaliIh natursemdb
gang burheinanbsr sepiirfeIien Wuiis
fern Elm einbsitlihes GanSes su mas
den; einen alangt5rpsr DON einer ers
ftaunIiten JiilIe tes IONS. sr6bter
genauistsit i'm 3ufammsnfpiel unb
erfreulihsr Jeinbeit Der Wisbergabt.
Gin gutter priifItein ssrabe fir ben
Seiniinn bes Qeitsrs unb bes Drdes
tiers mar etipa 5apbns gellotonaert,
Bel benz Der @oliit = anionft eriter
gslIift BEG Drheiters - Sein3 Baper,
bur4 runben. fiilIissn 9on unb fife
aantiIsns erfreuts. 0orber bate bas
Sr6eIier an Weperbesr unb @dsner
bpieIen, bab es bic .sr0be Opsr1 nit
SsIbitpsritdnblihtett beberrff)tt. Gin
6sIbsrousr unb Observation-Disclosures
riton. Soief aosppinsboff, bate in
Wulframs gsf1nssn bur9 quite
Stimmbilbune, reine6ohsns unb mar,
me. Ipmpotbifh sTGrbte WlitisItDns
foipi, s9tss 1iibnsntsmperamsnt fir
| iih eingsnommen. Spdter fang er
suIummsn NIT benz fiidiigm Oraios
rien 9aiIiftsn Shspbor 5eB b. Der
mpf NIT gutter Wirfuns bas Dafanb-
Duett aus bem .Glissenben 9o[Idns
hsss. e0tts - balm nbGdtb<n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09
ernmbsisentimms. SppotbefsH.
Reueingetragen.


sSpIepb Dilsr an IL. @arb 3. u,
6. Co., $1,000.
Sofspb g. Sisuer an Cottage Q. II.
8. Co.. $3.50.
Sobn 5art an Soutbern Dbio 6.
II. 9. Co., $1400.
5arrp J. 9ebman an Wopbburn
4pe. 6. u. o. Co., $1,000.
Jobn gmisbola on Clifton 6eigbts
30. 2 6. II. 3. Co., $2750.
Sufiina Gtaab an Weitsrn Ger
man gani, S4500.
Uiinnie Steelmau an gli5abetf
Wpoti. $500.
9dnnab 2anbp on HelIie 9runb.
$3.50.
Softpb 8. 2lusbenmoore an GIi5a.
betb SetteI, $500.
9fnno Slider an @eftssGireet go.
2 g. II. o. Co.. $500.
George 90. Gimonfon an Qarou
Edmonton, $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09

ssrab. aur rsdteu 3eit fprubeIno in
bus 5eusr iitb ersob. b6bsr batte.
Damn perlisb iie bic aii9e. I'm braus
Fen ibre perIorene 5aFuns tpisoer 5ll
iud1en
glIiO bic 3eit brdnsts = es CAB
au6 teinen IufIhub mebr.
am Spnntag, slsid nad BEN
Gfen, fasts iie 81 ibrem 9atten, bab
Iis einnal gu ben gltern ipolle, iie iei
Ianse ni4t bort gsipeien, tpie iie
slei4ium gu ibrer gnli4ulbiguns bins
Sufiiste.
@erbarb mubte etlpas on BEN Wes
ZEN Der iunssn 6rau auffallen. Sic
mar nidt ipie ionit. gtber ibre fpe4s
islnSe 4rt befrembsie Jpn ni9t mebr
-ba bate er pia gu tbun .eebabt. Gs
mar feline a6ii4t seipsisn, lie 5u einem
9lussans aufSuforbsrn, ipie lie einen
iolfen tpobl ionit an Sonntagnot@
mittagen nnternommen, I'm bic 5el5'
frii6ts au beiidtigsn. Die Muitsr
bate eeiast, bab er pobltbun tperoe,
niat gu elmer Gripeiteruns Der aluit,
bic alImaIid offentunbig gu perosn
bseanH, teidutragen, unb oab es keller
iein lpiirbe, ben 0sriu4 gu MAIDEN.
bic iunse 5ruu Dor unb nab auf bic
re4ts Yabn 3u brineen. Seippbnh:it
riirb. ba pieI permDgsn.
Der alien Jrau mo9te bas leiht
tDsroen - ibm ni1t. Gr lit fur4ts
bar untsr GIstss GIsi6giItisteit. bic
nur bon finiterem 9rob abseloit
ipurbe, mebr ais er isIbit fir m0slih
gebaltsn. DAB iein sisenes Yenebs
men bas ibre beeriinbeu Tonne, mar
ibm ME singefauen. Der Wlutter
ltrteil besinflubte ousialiebIid bas
feline, sr fanb ieine 3eit. Elm eigenes
iid gu biIbsn, ionbern befoIete ben
ibm aneeipiefsnsn Msg nit frieif4er
SartnGdigieit, pbne re9ts unb Iints
Su idausn, pb ni9t cine dnbere gus'
ii9t ibm iit er0ffns.
gisipeilsn bate ibn iein e.iunber
Ginn 5u elmer ausipra9e geordnsi,
aber es mar uie 5u elmer ioI9en gei
tommen. gntpeber folsis er Der
eisenen llekrlesung, ipel6e ibm oers
bot, Der jungsn 5rou glusenblide in
bas Geoddinis suriit Su rufen, in
iDslden er iid unfrsuublid se5eis..
lin ni8t ibren 3orn 81 erregen uno
cine trOBigs ablsbnung ipoblsemsinier
gemiibungen 81 erfabrsn, ober er gee
badte Der Ndrnunesn Jentjcsannd
M0es, bab sr Glstes Gt6rristeit bur9
Rabseben nir erboben tonne.
Sm 2auis Der lebtm Woden mar
Elm peiiersr Grunb bin5useiommsnL
Der iid irennenb atDii6eu bic junssn
GbeIsute eeordnst: Gls.es @erbalten
Dem Grufen WOlf eegsniiber, ober
pislmsbr @erbdrbs ,linitIi9 erregie
Gifsriudt, bic, siumaI geipedt. in jss
bem unb.faussnen hort, in jeben
oussetaui9ien Bid Der beiben Wens
fhen neu. Rabruns sefunben glur
Der Mutter Rai, ab3updrten, ipie uno
uuf lpsIds Dsifs bic junse 5rau bic
lIhr gu gag. fOrbuH tperbs = osnn
IS lag estpib ni9t in ibrsr Ibii4t,
oiei.Ib. in Der Srube Der 9ergehsns
beit an6eim gu geben - brdngte ims
m.r ipisbsr bag uneeitiime @erIangsu
3uriid, elsie barber Sur Rebs 5u
it.lsn. Gs NOR ibm aber unmoslih,
bsri,rieen nit GrsunbIihfsit gu 5es
sssnsn, bic es ibm bupt ibre Ssiins
Iidi.iten - lin tsinsn ftdriersn auss
brut oofiir gu gebraudeu-iO aubers
orbeutli9 eri6psrte, fie auf ben Neg
5u fiibrsn, Der ousin ein buuernoes
suies Ginosrn.bmsn ipiirbe beriisaen
t0nnen.
(Goriisbuna foIgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09

Rate 9obenitein mar taum CON
8erIin beimsetebrt, als iie, na9 elmer
fdnslIen 9erftdnbisuns nit ibrsr
Mutter, ibrsn Mann auffa4en gins.
@s mar feline 9ett gu Derlieren, iie
DuBte nt9t, pie baIb er eiNberuien
fpurbe.
Der Sommerubeno lag nod ben
iiber Der Stabt, tie mo9te nidt 5fz
fentlid auf Der Strabe, an Der 9Drs
0ertbur, i4eaen 10 ma6te tie einen
umipes unb fam bur9 bas Sinter:
sdb9eH in ben 9artsn, nit Der leis
len 9offnung, ibn bort alIein gu trefs
ZEN. &ber Der @urten mar leer, er
mabts einen pernadIdiiisten Gin
brud. Dor bem @artsnbaus lag pers
sshsnes, i6Ge6tsebultenes ainSers
1pieI5eus i'm Saube unb brinnen, ouf
Dem aii6 ftanben Ieere unb bal5leere
5eaer unb 9IGIer, bon sylisqen unb
onberen Srietten umi6rpirrt, auf sis
ner unfau5eren Seds. Gs CAB ibr eis
men Sti6 in's 5ers, fie bate ben
9orten tets nit 2iebe gepflegt unD
bas Gaubenbaus nie elm Gdmud>
tdit4en gebdlteH, nun lebten ibre RIM
Der in unorbnung unb unfaubrseit.
Gine bittere Gntlase gegen iie ftisg
aus al bteien Derfpiloerten 8eeten nnb
pldBen 1iemanb bate bos uutraut
entfernt, iDu9ernbe Ranfen befdnits
ten bic RufenftOde DON perborrien
'Slutbsn befreit. SideSRden, .bie ibr
StoI5 gepefsn!
Die erinneruns sins smitabr burd5
Den perptIberten @arten, unb ibr
'S9ritt tDurbe fhiDer unb lar,gfam.
aDie germ hatte ibr @atte NIT ibr
on fold bGumerbenen Gomrmaerabens
ben in bem aaubenbaus md feiner
Gtgarre nn4 beg Sages 2uftsu, qs5sf>
fen, bis bic S9utten fGmur3 plrben
bort nnter ben alten aHtanien uab
Gtnben! Simmer bdtte er bie.erften
S1n.egfSd6en unb 8eil@en untsr
Dem trodenen 2uub ,gefunben unb ibr
gtbra9t. CT battle efie bod tsbr fieb
gebabt, aber iie'iDar f6l4 eim iunges,
dummies Ding gsnsfem unb ipubte
18ktest&sst N1spes1i se,yRoHeni&t ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-09
Sll)tiits' auf Oct
greppc.
Roman bon -1 a rie Sta1L
lHortiebuna)

Nbr gauges MsIen itanb=in JIams
mku. ,te.plante lnb ipra4 ni4ts 4nz
here's, oils ipte man aIIes am beIten
sinriften. uub am i4neliten peripirt<
aiaeu iSrms. limb bann iosie iis sin-
NAL tisf nahbentli4: sd lam jeBt
ul bas pitle @elb. oas meins Gbe fDs
gar seioitet bate fir bisis 3ipsds oers
hpenben. go iit Der urme Seiner aud
fiir's @oterldnb seitorben."
N}as 8euber linmsr gebofft. DOLL
Bos fid bier DOR isinen 9lasen. Die
grobe ieeIif9e Grf9iitteruns battle
Dtobtnen's SeeIe Don ben ga9tI4ats
ten bes Sriibiirns befreit. iie bate
Sbr Sussnb unb Sbattraft suriidses
gsbsn. er fpubts ieBt, iie mar sefurp
bet. ihr 2eben bate ben sroben SEhalt
gefunben, ben lie brau1ts als GriaB
fur bic perlorene 2iebs. unb sr tpubte
aud, bab iie bic GrfiiIluns Dss 8eiten
zrnb SS4iten In ibm mar. bab ibre
Geelen unaertrennIi9 ineinanber aufa
sesansen paren. Sic ipubte es nod
ntdi, bod bic Stunbe Der @rtennts
NIP tpiirbs itlasen. gr ipOlIte germ
iparteu, es mar cine tiefs Rube in
ibm, cine Treubise Serpibbeit, er pollie
a.. Iieben ipie ein Sreunb, pie elm
Bruber, ipie elm Batter, Bis bic Stunbe
lam, mo au9 in ibr bas srobe, beis
Iige 9efiibl ertpadte, bab iie fir ein>
amber beitimmt, Iansit iselii4 psrs
mIbIt tparen.
@Is gberniB an bieiem &benb beims
fam, gins er serubeH Dess gu ietner
frau.
Or nabm fie in ben qrm, tpis sr es
Iange nibt sstban, unb bann fam bic
Beibie. 2lles faste er ibr, er befreite
iein Ser5 nit etnem poueu @eitdnDs
nib. Die bic Inbsre lansIam Uladt
iiber ibn geponneu, tpie er basesen sss
fGmpft uNo pie er seIitten. Gr iusie
aud 9luss, mas er gesen fis islbii auf
bem Seraen bate DAP iie ibre pfli4t
pernadldFigt, oab iis ibm teine SiIfe
uuo Stiise setpeien, tsin Salt in Der
fbrperen geriu9uns, ionbern ibn
tiefer bineinseitpben babe. inbem iie
ibm peiensfrembe Reni9en opif4en
fi3 unb Jpn seiteut, oenen Iie mebr
sIufmertiamteit geidentt als ibm.
~Sieb, Seopis, mir iinb geibe Ders
borben an oem groben WoblIeben"
iagte er tief bepest. rgs stns uns
pie 10 Mon6en in oem seiammtsn
beutf4en @aterIanb, mir gerietben auf
bic itiefs Gbene, bic aur 3criesung
unb IuflDiuns fiibrt. So9, CLAUDE
mir, Seutfalanb bat iid fpiebsrges
funben in Der Stunbe Der srDbsn
10th. bic 4nes auf feinen ipabrsn
Wertb priift unb ales unrsdts aus
f9eioet. Ollie geiuuben, lebensitortsn
&rdfte erpa9en unb itosen bas
Sdabbafte aus. llnb 10 ipoQsn aud
mir geibe cine Wieberseburt fsisrn
unb uns in alter Ereue Don Heuem
5ufammenfinben gu einem eutsn,
pfli9ttreuen Gbeleben, Biz Der Sob
uH5 ideibet."
3ief ergriffeH unb i6lu9ssnb lag
Jrau 9ebDis am 9ersen ibrss Gats
ten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-24
RAILROADS HELD LIABLE
FOR NEGLIGENT" DELAY
Carriers Responsible to Shippers,
Supreme Court Says, if Price
in Produce Drops.

Interstate railroads are liza BILE. by vir-
tue of the "Carmack amendment" to
produce shippers for any fall in the
market price of the shipments. occur
ring during a negligent delay in trans
po-tation. according to a decision today
OF The supreme Court of the United
states IN test case. arising out of the
belated delivery of carload of straw
berries shipped from Marion. Md, over
the New York. Philadelphia and Nor
folk railroad to New York in 1910 The
decision is regarded as affecting the
rxhts OF all produce shippers
ne court went so far as to hold that
under the amendment the initial carrier
- liable for decline in value even
though the delay be on the line of a
connecting carrier. For years railroads
nave contended in all sections of the
country that this was not the correct
Interpretation of the amendment
The Carmack amendment was incor-
porated into the Hepburn rate law of
1906.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-24
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, January 24.-The cot
ton market opened at decline of to S
points today under moderate accu-
mutation of selling orders, which seem
ed to reflect some hedging from south
ern sources as we'll as scattering local
or Wall street offerings. The census re-
port. showing 10.766,2O2 bales ginned
prior to January 16, was considered as
pointing to total yield within the
governments estimate, and there was
some foreign buying here at the de-
cline.
The cables were lower than due, how
ever. anf after slight rallies, the mar
ket easO off again under continued
liquidation, with March selling down to
1919 and July to 1856, or to net de-
cline of about II to Is points on the
active months. New crop deliveries
were relatively steady both here and in
Liverpool.
Futures opened steady. January Of
fered 1925; March. 1927; May, 1888;
July 1858; October. II 81
Houses with Liverpool connections
seemed to be taking a good many con-
tracts out of the market on the early
decline, and offerings tapered off dur
ing the middle of the morning. with
prices showing rallies of four or five
points from the lowest. Trading was
quiet later and huctuat tons narrow. with
active months ruling about 10 to l.
points net lower around midday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-24
STOCK MARKET HEAVY,
BIG SLUMP IN VALUES
Selling Is More General and Effec-
tive. Embracing High-Priced
Speoialties.
Rails Continue Under Pressure
Heavy Liquidation-Some Recov-
cry Late in Session.

NEW YORK. January e4-Dullness and
irregular price changes attended the re-
sumption of trading today. representative
issues moving within extremely narrow
limits, while some specialtes. particularly
Industrial Alcohol. United Fruit and
American Tobacco, recorded substan
tial advances
United States Steel, which promises
to occupy a place of unusual impor-
lance pending tomorrow's meeting of
the directors. opened at a slight advance
but soon fell back.
Union Pacific also manifested pro-
nounced heaviness and other rails de-
rlined rregularly under last weeks
hnai quotations, presumably in conse-
luence of the developments of the
eight hour movement among the en-
ployes of the railroads throughout the
country
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-24
Denied by Teutonic Powers.

Both the German and Austro-Hun-
garian governments have announced
that the Peninsula and Oriental steam
er Persia was not sunk by one of their
submarines, and Investigations by the
diplomatic representatives of the United
States abroad have failed to reveal the
real cause of the disaster
The Persia was sunk off the Island of
Crete December 30. with loss of 119
passengers and 2l7 members of the
crew. The vessel went down within
FIVE minutes after terrific explosion
forward Nobody on board claimed to
have seen submarine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-24
Was Believed a Mystery.

Until the intimation came that
Turkey might assume responsibility. it
was generally assumed in official quar-
ters that the cause Of the sinking of
the liner would be numbered among the
mysteries of the war.
There is as yet no indication of what
turn the case will take in the light of
the latest Information. None of the
Teutonic allies. except Germany and
Austria, has been included in the
American governments correspond
ence on submarine warfare.
1t was indicated today that any in
auiry which might be directed to
Turkey would not be sent until after
Vienna has been heard from.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-24
War Issues at Concessions.

Trading became more irregular and
narrow after the opening. the first
hours turnover being light to the point
of insignificance.
Rails continued under pressure and
contributed mainly to the increasing
heaviness. all of the important shares
in that division showing losses of ! to
almost points. Steel ranged around
81 during the first hour. but declined to
S3l4 later.
War issues. oils and unclassified
shares were offered at concessions.
Toward midday the selling became
more general and effective, embracing
high priced Specialties.
Bethlehem Steel fell II. to 400. and
Mexican Petroleum 3. 107ls
Bonds were heavy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-24
LONDON FAIRLY CHEERFUL.
Weekend Orders Help Tone-Trad-
inp in Americans Is Limited.

LONDON. January 24.-Money was
scarcer and discount rates were hrn
today. American exchange was IN
clined to droop under AT. owing to
the appearance of several buyers;
The stock market had fairly cheer,
full tone due to the execution OF gooo
number of weekend orders IN CIV
edged securities and rubber shares the
latter hardened with the raw material
The allied loans and oil shares were
wanted. but home rails and industrials
sagged.
IN the American section the trading
Was confined to Canadian Pacific and
United States Steel and few of the
low-priced shares. Business is so de-
pleted by the Treasury mobiilzatlon
scheme that jobbers are migrating to
other narts of the market. The number
of bonds sold. however, is indicated by
the large amount of stock checks Of
ferings through exchange houses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-01-24
TURKS MAY TAKE BLAME
FOR SINKING THE PERSIA
London Hears Report That an Of
fetal Announcement Is to
Be Made.

LONDON, January 24.-An Amster-
dam dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph Company says:
According to Berlin report the
ministry of marine is about to
publish a statement to the effect that
a Turkish submarine sank the steamer
Persia.
THE report alleges that similar state
ments are being published by the Ger
man and Austrian admiralities, it be-
ing hoped by the central powers that
such declaration will settle the Per-
STA question"
This dispatch has not been confirmed
from other sources.
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May Revive Pourparlers.

Unofficial dispatches from abroad in
dicating that Turkey might acknowl-
edge that one of her submarines sunk
the British liner Persia promise to re
vive the diplomatic features of that dis
aSter.
State Department officials had no dis
patches on the subject today from Am
bassador Morgenthau. Neither had
they received any official word from
Ambassador Penfleld at Vienna trans
hitting Austria's official disavowal of
any connection with the disaster, re-
ported unofficially last week
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HELD PENDING COURT ACTION.
Marie L. johnson Placed in Local
Institution With Parents Consent.

In disposing of the habeas corpus
proceedings brought by ]. Roland
Johnson for possession of his twelve
year-old daughter, Marie L. johnson,
Justice Stafford. with the consent of
the parents. placed the child in a local
institution pending an application for
a modification of the decree in the
equity suit, which gave the custody to
the father.
The child had recently gone to the
home of her mother. Mary e. johnson.
from whom the husband sought to re-
cover her. Attorneys Wright and
wample represented the father and
Attorney John II. Shields for the
mother.
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WHEAT PRICES IRREGULAR
ON CABLES AND WEATHER

CHICAGO. January 24.--Anglo-French
down of vessel rates from Argentina
had a bearsh effect today on wheat
Besides. predictions of severe cold in
the domestic winter crop belt had not
been fulfilled. On the other hand, de-
clines in prices here appeared to cause
u renewal of export buying.
The opening, which ranged from IA
Is to sal lower. with May at 1919 to
1923 Is, and July at 1.24&! to 1.25. was
followed by "A material further sag,
then a decided rally.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Receipts. $1,000 head: market acttve
generally higher than the opening
which was slow at Saturdays average.
bulk OF sales, 7.25a'.so: light. 7.o0a7 so:
7.2oa7.3o; pigs. 5.soa675
Cattle-Receipts. $4,000 head: market
weak; native beef steers, S30as75,
cows and heifers. 3.2oas.2o: calves, 7.75
a11.0o.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000 head; market
weak; wethers, 7.soas.25: lambs, s.50a
HOO
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BALTIMORE.

Special Dispatch to The STAR.
BALTIMORE. January Wheat
Primer: spot No. red. 49,. spot No. .
red western. IA: January No red. 1.37
February No. red. 1874 steamer No .
red. 40: receipts. 177,52s bushels; ex-
ports, 443, 231 bushels.
Corn-Easier; spot contract. 81: Janu-
airy. 81. February. SIN March. SIN
steamer mixed IS: receipts. 1903
bushels: exports. 2s9.791 bushels.
Oats-Steady: standard white. 55a
50 Z No. white "a "a ass; No. 4 white,
SSa49: receipts. s5.44S bushels.
Ry.-Firm: No. western export,
;-osi2; receipts. l96.795 bushels.
Hay-Steady-No. timothy. 2100;
No. ] clover. 1900.
Grain freights-Firm: steam to Liv-
erpool. per quarter. les March: picked
ports, per quarter. los February March.
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, January 24-F'lour-
steady: spring patents. 6.50a6.90; win
ter patents. s.25a665: winter straights.
5.90a6.03; Kansas straights. 6.l5a6.40.
Pork-Steady; mess, 20.00a20.5O; fam
lily. 22.00a240O; short clear. 195Oa23. 90.
Realistically: mess. 16.50a17.00; fam
lily. 1s.00a1S.5O.
Lard-Quiet; middle west, 10.55a10.65.
Enthusiastically; New Orleans open
kettle. 40a50.
Hay-Quiet: No. l. 1.22laa125; No 9,
lis: No. 5. 100: shipping. s5a9O.
Enthusiastically: Bogota, S0a3l; Cen
trail America, 80.
Leather-Firm; hemlock firsts, 33a34;
seconds 32a22
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. January 24.-Cotton
developed weakness in the early trad
ing on this market today, and lost IS
to is points under heavy selling from
professional traders. The market gave
quick response to the pressure in
spite of the fact that the nsus bureau
reports on ginning showed only $4,000
bales turned out between January l
and Is.
Futures opened steady: January, l1s4:
March. 1903: May. 1881; July, 1855
October. l2.Ji: December, 1918 asked