davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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II is believed the submarine German. Secretary
Lansing will officially until he has complete details
Before proceeding. Lansing must have aifdavis from
passengers showing beyond reasonable doubt
that the Silus torpedocd
That the Slius unarmcd is accepted fact as
sxhe was neutral merchantmen
q Qffidz1sz said this might make the more serious
than any vet the department during The sub
marine disputes
No power hinscd that non-conbaants whether
neutral belligeren have right travel neutral
vessels
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HANDPICKERS
GETTING BUSY

Lafe Hamilton. for sheriff.
Lou Smith for county commits.
sioner from the south district.
This is the slate adopted at n
"handpIcked" meeting at noon Sat.
urday at the Arlington hotel.
The primaries won't be held TIL
September. but the professional
politicians are already busy. II
was secret meeting but, like
most Of such secrets. there was a
leak.
a The chief ''handpickere" we're
John Wooding and !. -. Knicker.
booker 'af
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NEEDS SILK HAT NOW

The yegg who broke thru win
dow into the home OF Y. Osawa,
1I0s Main ST.. Friday night, prepar-
ed himself for further evening en-
gagements. He took away three
dress suits and left his own worn
out coat.
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SHIP SUNK;
| AMERICANS
ARE ABOARD
Washington Confronfs Nev Crisis in Tor
pedoing of Neutral Norwegian Vessel;
American Passengers Are SoUed; Prompt
Action BY Wilson Expected

WASHINGTON. March ii.--A dispatch from the
American Havre the department today de-
cared board the Norwegian bark
Sius bound from New York Havrc which torpedoe
without warning Thursday night in Havre roads The Amer
leans saved Three OF the drowned
The Silius the first vessel carrying American re-
ported sunk without warning the kasers decree OF sub
marine warfare against armed merchantmen became effective
Immediately receipt OF dispatches describing the
sinking unoiciay that the United States would
hold strict the nation whose submarine made he
attack provided later confirmed the original meagcr
message
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nv a. d. JACOBS

BY n. D. JACObS
United Press staff Correspondent
Ell PAsO, March ii.--0en.
Francisco Villas plan to mas
,ascre American Mormons flee-
inn from Mexico 10 the v. s.
has been foiied, Carranza Con-
suI Garcia informed the United
Press today. .t
carranxistas, Garcia declar-
ed. have halted all trains 'on
the Mexican q Northern line,
bv which the Mormons were
travelling. pending the result OF
Villas new moves.
The exact whereabouts OF
the Mormon party Is unknown,
but Garcia Is confident they
will now escape the trap.
THE Carranzistas had positive In
formation that villa planned to In
torcept the Mormons Mt Guzmar
and massacre all. men. women anc
children.
Villa Travelling
Light and Fast
lie left La Ascension Mt day
break. It was reported. heading fol
Guzman with 300 followers.
villa Is known to have fresl
horses. He travels light aud fast
Drisadicr Cen John J. PorshinI
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FRENCH LOSSES up
TO $500, 900 NOW

BERLIN, March ii-French
losses up 10 the beginning OF
March totaled 100000, II was
semi-officlally claimed today.
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Of
CARRANzA
NOT GIVEN
CarranZa Troops
10 Wear Red Band

DOUGLAS, Arlx.. March
fi.-carrsrrisss troops. CO.
operating with the v. s. sol.
dlers, will wear . red band
around their arms TO dlstin.
oulsh them from viiiistas.
according 20 orders issued
today by Gen. p. Elias Cal
les. military governor cs
corora.
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BERLIN, March 11.--Ger-
man hydropIane bombarded
Russian squadron near kallak.
ra, on the Black sea, yesterday,
u was officially announced
today. Many hits were OBJ
served.
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AVIATION CORPS WILL GET BAPTISM OF FIRE

A group OF Villas cavalry.
men. This 10 the type OF men
that form the bandit chiefs
bodyguard, and which the
American soldiers must fight
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WEATHER FORECAST
Generally fair tonight and
Sunday.
TODAy's TIDES At SEATTLE
High Low
. H.tb n. m. iI1 n. alb8 ~. M. % n.
I .............. as, y. m. 3.5 n.
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Pamcho. The TIGER;
RGis Rise and lraNIg

Nf1N Stattcu OUT rs banuit-a
bold. blood-thirsty bandit. He climbed
from the bottom OF the social ladder
to a high military post. And now he
has reverted to the bandit type again.
Read about his interesting career OH
page S.
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gisstanatt Is. 9uuI, 1914.

Sbs"SssS Aos sJuat AS1oS
NE UeaieH parsa au4 beute piebss
5ssmIt4 itart bsi4dftisi unb bic Hadfrags
nadl DasIebsn was sine cute. Die 3insras
ten Hnb nnperdnbert geblisben. Slr Tar.
lsbsn sen caus pnrbeH pcH oea BanfeR ~
bsrs9net. wdtrHo 0eiaditspapiers ju o.
w bisloHiirt psfben. Am oifsHsn Narfte
purosu garlsben -on taa- ~ 5K-495
SAB auf Brit 81 4-5S piaeirt.
nshid arf s,s,p Dart
purbsH ~ Carr 5lpiiaen gansen perfauft.
Die eouHterreis beIrast tOs %rdmis per
ele00
@snfd snf Qssspa
Si9t. We9ia anf aonbsn uarbea AZ
AIS pr yfo. Sterling suotirt. Ear He9.
fd ssi Berlin pureeu soc fax ( Rarf
ttredBet, iis WsAiei aui Baris isIzc prs
Brsne suf amIfsrpani 42r pro Wulben
uns suf 8ien l5c per &ssns, 2ires 16Ilc,
Rubd %, Jranss tSapsij) 1886.
BnnteS Ebfissfisnsn
uassn rusig une ustis 7is Baaisn aus
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Uietmarft.
gineinnati. 13. suui 1916.

girSinnati, 13. Suni 1916.
3ufubr unb 8erIanbt fpdbrenb bel
lebten "a Stunben, bersliden nit BEN
bersansenen Gage, iiHb pie folgt:
3ufrbr Ttnbb. Sdpeine S6af.
IL. Suni :. 1871 4442 1868
Ii. Suni 227 2941 3494
9erfanbt pdbrsnb berfelben 3eit:
Ninbp. S9tpeine Sdafs
Is. n 3ani Sa =. 227 7 1892 1892 2ssG 2ssl
Rinbpieb. = Der Waartt ipar
beute ni9t 10 lebbaft, bod fparen Die
prsiie itetig. Guts Mil6fiibe tparsn
rar. e6enio Stoders uno 5esbers.
yiittlsre unb ibpsre Stiers $3.50
-10.50; Jleiffer Stisre $6.O0-9.s >
90; auserleiene bis ertra $9.75-1O.z
%; 9eifers $5.50-8.50; auserleiene
bis srtra $S.75-9.25; &ii6e $500
100; auserleiene bis ertra $7.25---
775; Gamers $4.OO-475; Mii9
tiibe $35.O0-8500; Stoders nno
Jxbsrs; Stiere $5.5O-s.oo; Ssifers
$5.25-L00; aiibe $5.00-6.00.
gulleu. = Die 3ufubr mar
beuts sering. bic gludfrase sine sisms
lid CUTE unb bic grsifs iistis.
5etie gullsn $7.50-8.OO; Bologna
$6.25-725; ertra S7.35-7.5O; mas
gsre unb leidte $5.00-6.OO.
aalber. - Die prsiie itiessH
bsute I'm Csc. bic 3ufubr tpur nur
mGbig unb bic Nabfrage cine quite.
Bette aGlber $11.25-11.5O; fair
Big CUTE lsi4te 1926 -11.25; orbinds
re unb erobe $5.O0-11.OO.
Sdipsine Die Ratfrage
mar cine CUTE unb bi. g}rsife itiesen
I'M 20-25c per 100 pfunb. Der
Wlartt ihlob feit.
Gute bis auserlsisne 9srIanbts uno
5lsiidsriorten $9.70-9.75; s.nliidte
@erianbiiorien $9.55--9.7O; ausers
lsisns mittlsre 100 Bis $50 pfulo
$9.45-9.55; lsitte 9srianbiorten
120 Bis 155 pfunb $9.25-9.35;
Gerisl 10 pfuno unb tpeniser $3.50
SO; orbindre bis auserleisne
i6pere fette Saus $7.50-9.OO;
Stass $6.00-700; srtra $7.25.
S9afe uHb g d m inner. = Die
bsF.ren admmsr tuarsn itstis, bic ans
beren aber fielen I'm 10-25c per 100
pfunb.
S9afe. aiiserlsIene Bis ertra $6.75
100; einise fantp Isi4te $7.25;
CUTE bis auserleisue $6.25-6.75; Ors
bindre Bis fair $3.OO-60o. 2ammer,
aussrleisne BIS ertrd S11.25-11.40;
quite biz aussrlsisns $10.50-11.25;
orbinGr. Big fair $7.00-10.00.
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5Iuhen umsrenaten 9albiniel, bas
i6on I'M Sabre 400 bon benz be-
riibmten loOfmeilter aonrap pon
Sunsingen our Stabt erbobsn rpurbe.
!Sier baben bic HuTeu fur6tbar ses
bdait uno ulles in 2lide selegt. Den
9lenburgern oufiir bur6 ben Wisbere
ailfbau ibrer alien Seiinitdttert tpenies
items einen tbeilpeiIen @rfab gu Tttafs
len, lpdre cine b04it peroienftpoae
Sbat.
sSn Goloap 1T au6 Elm 6eim fir
ariegsiuOaIioe unb alte 2suts Iebr err
piinIht, ba gerdbe odourd ben tdpfe5
ren 9eteranen eine CUTE llntertunft in
eeiunoer 2uft unb biibfber 9egsnb ses
boten peroen t1nnte.
Sobann lit bic e6rtpiitbi1e Stride
in 2autifhten bon ben Ru'ien total
SerftDrt lporben, uno Der WieoerY
uufbau berielbsu 1T cine Der fpeitsrea
Id6nen 4ufsaben Der Sftprslben6ilfe
Der Der, Staatsn. Sic IN ihonerer
Yraht ipieoereriteben Su ldnen, tpuroe
elm ipeiteres b1uernoes @rinneruness
3ei6en iein fir bas 2iebespert
Deutf6 2(meritas."
Sreiberr bon 2usoinshauier, Prds
iibent pes Rei6sberbdnoes Der Sits
preuben SiIfe, tbeilt peiter nit, baB
Der 8srtreter Der DeutId gmsrita@
ner, 3ihter Rippert, ilbsrau in
0eutitlanb in sldnSenbiter uno ber5s
lit1fter WeiIe aufsenommsn tptro. Bel
feinsr Riidtebr bisrber piro er ben
60roerern bes SiIfsnertes ii6erIid,
pieI gu beridten bnben, bas, in beoeus
tenbem gtabe Sur GrbObuns Der
Sammeltbdtisteit i'm sanaen 2anoe
beitragen biirfte.
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lpirtbi6aftli4e 6ebuns seiorst toer
ben ,es muB ben geipobnern bic ut5a
liateit geboten perben, iiber oi
idperite 3eit binpessutommen, un
ipdter oa peiter fdufien Su tDnnen, lpI
Der &rieg ibnen bic 4rbsit alei6Ian
aus Der Sanb nabm. 4u6 biifen bal
Sletngelperbe unn Der Sanoperseritani
gsforbert tperoen.
9eraos Stabt unb Sreis Roanit
oas patentinb Der bO9bersieeu
9euti s4meritaner, bietsn cine sFius
lobnenoer slufgabsn. ST bod bic
Stabt Rasnit, bisIe uraite g(nIieblunq
oes beutihen Srbsns, eine Der itGrfs
fen uuo grobartigitsn sssitunes6auz
ten Der DeutI6ritter, Elm prGhtis aes
Ieaener Srt, Der rsgen qlnt6eilnabme
Der 9eutih gtmeritaner tpo6l mir
big. Die 6errIibIte 2lufgabe 1T bier,
ME es ia aud BON Der Sitpreuben-
SoiIfe Der Der. Staaten esplont ipirb.
bic S4dffuus I6Ousr, ,eeiunber Sieos
lungen, nit guten unb bequsmen 81
oenbeimen uno &lsiuipobnunsen, uno
bieie befpnbers fir &riessinpaliben,
@ittlpen unb Waiisn.
I6er bas 6iIfspert Der Oeutrte
gmeritaner foQ ni9t auein auf Raes
nit beidrdntt perben. 3tpei anbere
StGote, in benen eeipaItiss 5riims
merbauien BON Der iinnlpien 8eri1ihz
tunssputb Der Ruiien traurises s3eusz
nib abIseen, beoiirfen Der StIfs. gs
limb @oloap uno qaenburg, in benen
fit ebeufals neue 9ebdube als baus
ernoe Sentmale Der beuti6dmeritani=
fheu StlfsbersitThaft erbebsn IpIlen.
8olbap. sinft cine Der i16niien
unb anmutbigiten StGbte Oitpreuz
bsns, 3eist iebt Ruinen iibsr 99uinen.
Der grobrGumise, ThDne Wiarttplab
unb piele anbsre Straben limb BEN
GrbbOoen sIeidsemudt. Sier bistet
iitj cine edns bsfonbers f1Dne @eles
senbsit fir bic gsitGtisuns Der 5ilfss
bersitidoft Der Oeutidb @merifaner
i'm Misberaufbau. 9ds gleide lit IN
u lIenburg Der SaIl. Cine Nm.
iiebiuns beg Orbens, In muIsrifher
eqss. auf sinsr srbDbtsns- -aOur sipei
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@irfex Der Citpreuken Silie
scbiibreub auerfaunt.

1leber ben aonpent bes Rsi9srer1
banbes OItprsubensSilTs in Berlin, gu
ipsl6sm iid betanutlia ais 9ertrtter
Der SeutI5 4msriianer, Ridter
alireb st. Rippert. DOn Cincinnati,
mad Deutidlanb besebsn bate, 1T Der
Jletp gorter Gei9dftsiteae Der Stts
prsubenzSilfe Der Ser. Staattn, 3ims
mer 2o3 Wbiiebaa GebGupe, II Bot
tern placs, Ipeben ein Offi5ieler Be
riht 3ugeganssu, Der fir bic 5reuHoc
bss grObsiisissn 9ilfspertss OisI Sns
tereFantes sntbGlt. Inter rnoerm
fommt aud BON Berlin bic Na4ri9t,
tab Serr Gussn 9ennisipn, Der prdii=
bent Der SitprsubensSilfe Der 8ereis
niatsn Stnaten, in ben 9ori;ano bes
Rei9spsrbanoes berufen porben lit; er
bat betanntlitb bic SItprsubens sSilie III
ben 9sreiniaten Staaten ms 9ebea ges
rufen.
Sn bsm oifi;isasn 8eri4t beiBt ss
bann lpeiter:
.S4pn bei GrOffnung be6 aons
pents, benz bobe Staatsbeamte, 8erires
ter Der 9ommunen uno fiibrenbe Wtons
ner Der 6inanSlpelt beiippbntcn, tpurpe
bic 5bdtigteit Der Deutid sglmeritaner
als Elm serabe iebt pohltbusubes Set
den briiberliher 5reue uno 9lubdng=
li6tsit on bic alte 6eimatb il bant6a=
rer Inersennuug aetuiirbigt, uno bic
bisberiaen GrIpIee Der Sammlunger,
iopie bic pislperipre6enben 4usiidlten
fir bic 3utunft erresten aasemeiae
9eiuunberuna.
Das gemeiEidaftlihe gbrenprdf>
blum bes &onpents batten Der beutipe
Rsihstan3ler BON 8etbmanuy5ollipeg
unb 9snsrals5slomari6aq DON 5ins
berburg iibernummen. @armber;iee
5elesramme bes Gaifers unb Der aaiz
iertn, iptpie bonn beutihen Reihstdn5=
Ter unb ieIbft pon Sinbenburg pOm
ruiiifhen &risgsf6oupIube Idgen Dor.
Sn ben peribiebeneu Sibunsen
ipurbe pieberbolt barauf binaeipieTcn,
bab Der bfiibsnbeu gsrppins Sitpreus
gen, bisIem itartsn 8olIpsrt beutIden
Wefens, bas in Der preubiihcn 0es
i6ihts eine 10 esfpaltiss Sulturauis
eabs asleiitet unb NOD su leiiten Bat. III
eriter 2inis ourh Der Ban BON Ssimz
itditen unb blir6 6ebuns oes pirtbs
i9aftlifen 2ebens gsbpIfen ipsrben
miiiIs. Den 70 idper gsiddbistsn Be-
ipobnern n1iiFe fpieoer etn Seim gss
f6offen iperben, um fie bduernb an bic
S6clle gu feFeIn. Die Resisruns
biirfte setabe isbt nidt in bem Mabe
heIfeu tGnnen, ipie ss bic namenloIen
3eiben Der 8eippbner erfprbern. Sier
lit Ollie bon auberbatb brinaenS gez
botsn Gs mub Dor allen fir bic
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TlmksNahribtens
M ittp o Of, IA. Suni. 1916.

Mittp d, IA. SUM. 1916.
Der Sbioflub 1T i'm Gincinnutier
Oiitritt langiam i'm 6aaen unO bate
gsiisrR 4benb BEL bieIiger Stabt eln.n
WaFerifanb Don 20,6 Sub.
Die iolsenbsn 9epsIden trafsn
ipahrenb bss ssitrissn sasss bier
elm:
pittsburs, pa.-7O SUB, itsigt.
WbesIing, 20. 9a.-10.0 SUB, itei9t'
partersburs, 70. 8a.-11.0, fdut.
aanatpba Sails. SO. 9a.-3.2, fdat.
gbarlsitpn, D. ga.-7.2 SUB. itut.
portsmoutb, O.-18.9 SUB, itat.
aouisuills, ap.-9.4 SUB. fdtlt.
epanspilIe, Snb.-18.4 Sub, Iteist.
RaibDills, 9snn.-16.5 SUB, iteist.
Chattanooga, senH.-13.3 SUB, ftst5t
aanIas gitp, Wo.- .-14.5 Sub, fteigt.
Meup6is, sem.-27.0 SUB, iteist.
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AnSisartise Wartte.
Nsn gort, 13. Suni.

Nebl. = Marit itstis.
Weissn. - Wartt felt; Ro. 2 bar@
ter $1.15l; no. l Surum SL15f;
gio. / Hortbsrn DULUTH $1-22t; Ro.
l Rortbern Manitoba $1.234.
WsIiGtOrn. = gtartt ieit; Ro. 2
eefbes. 831 {. /. I. Yetu gort.
pofer. = Wsarst ftetis; Stanoaro
464c.
6su. = Martt fart; glO. l, $1.5o;
No. 2, S1.40-1.45; SO. 8, $1.30--
/ 81. Gprinn 81. .1O-1.15.
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FIRST CALL
0eIS, y0nbs uuh slttien in selu glprr.

Vsiadttspapiere pnrosn ~ 8X-3k g
eis eaflrt. Btdiel anf 9onooa waren itetia.
ssnr 90 dass A72A, Sidt s4.7sl; aabel
anDsilnn9tn sH763s. Cranes Sitt 5.92,
Nasd 6yi Y. 1lan Si6t 75A. Rabtl 75X,
HIonen Std,i 1S4, Habel 1917, Sire etdsi
o.Ss, xsbs! GsS, Rubd Sidt 81; stabel
SLs; Suber'1arrsn e3Ne, Rsrifaniiae
2oaars 491E.
uIttt ttnmarft.-Ter Warit mar 6eule
anasrestit uao bic Yreile wurben bsrabgs.
erudf. Die S6!ubusitrungsu itanben in
Gen nsIlfen Jalen untsr bensn BON ssittrn.
GiItnbaba aitieH.
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3nd tr. = prtiIe feft. - NnFs
finirttr Gut Coat $3.50; poipbereb
$3.50; Cubes $50; sranuIirter $8.,
90; gonfrtiontrs nef- $40; OF
.as 10000; tpeiBer ertra $3.50
srira sG1 $3.50 per bunbsrt
qfunb.
Molaifes IN iietis. - Neip
SrIens Open asttls 45-65c; gtns
trifusoI 25-34e per GdIIons.
Refs. - aouifianu. 5anep 5tab
84-6sf; prim1 51-54e; Orbinire
4a-5s; Sapan 4s-5as Psr pjuHb,
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.Serr 1ireftor, sic bnben per.
iprpter, mir tiiprgen eiuen 8oridub
bon sebn0oIlnr auf ben nafften per.
iten" an gebettl" - @emib - tuor@
ten Sie's bod, obi" - rSn} ih bin
aber scraoe ieet in @erIegcubcitl :.
&Gnnte Id nidlt oIf Sen &orituB Dor
sebu 9ouar bcutt idou einen fIeinen
9prihuB betoullnen9"
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1872; an e6luB $500. Sir Sept.
$13.O0-13.17; am S6lub $13.lo.
Butter. = Wartt unperGnoert;
eier. - 3ufuhr PLAT aiitsn;
Wlartt, unoerGnoert.
faartoffsln. = 3ufu6r: glIts, 27
Cars; gleue, 6 Cars; Rartt unoerF
dnbert.
@efliiasl. - as6snbss, Wlartt an'
berdnbert.
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uassn ta!is sns Iisiis 9is 8aalsn = u'
GIssuHe 5suls . iimtase

PIE umIase I'M pislisen Glsarinsbsus bs.
l'sisn iis beu.e auf 5000, 100.
asiaifssnritdsfs
Ter Narit in loialisfuritdtea mar bsuie
rtdi lfbbaft unb bic pretIe paIsH felt.
Wadltsbsnos s,friduis iino ~ beri4tsR;
Nm bss gSris
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Gbitago, 13. s,uni.

Sdptins. - 3ufubr II, 600;
Martt bShet; Bull $9.5o-9.7O;
Ieidte $3.10-9.70; ssmii6te $9.25
-9.75; idapsre $9.20-9.80; robe
$9.2O-9.35; 5srisl $7.N-8.80.
RinSpisb. = 3ufutr 5000;
Wartt fhpa6; Raiioe Beef Stters
$S.00-11.40; Stoders unb 5eebers
$6.O0-s.9O: aiibe unb Seifsrs S4.0O
1000; adIbsr $8.5o-11.75.
G3afs. 3ufubr 1000;
Warit fsit; gDetbers $7.20-8.25;
Gpss $4.s5-7.75; 2dmmsr S7.5O-
1850; 5ribiaarsIdmmsr 1926
1160
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ebieagp, 19. Suni.

Wei,en. - Jiir SuIi $102a-1.: ::
o4a; am SdIuB $1.o4a. Giir Sept.
$1044-1.06!; am Sdlub $1.06.
MelldtOru. = 5iir SuIi 69i-
71le; am sdluB Tic. Sir Sept.
69a-705c; am Shlub 70ac.
Safer. = Sir Suli 3s3-39se;
am Sdlub 39c. Sir Sept. $50
1896; am S9IuB 3sAc.
Rosssn. = 10. 2. Marit nOntis
nell 9lp. 8, 94e.
@erite. = $500.
Simptbp. - $5.50-S.00.
alee. - $7.50-13.50.
BORT. = 5iir Suli $22.25-23..
10: am S6lub $3.50. Sir Sspt.
$21.S5-2.5o; am S6lub $22.07.
G9mal3. = Sir Suli $12.72--
1885: am g6luB 1882. Sir Sept.
S12.87-13.0o; am Sdlub s12.97.
Rippenisitsn. - aiir SaIi $3.50
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-14

9ep Nurt. 13. csuni.

Nep gOrt. 13. SUM.
&upfsr. = Wiartt fIau; Glettrolps
tic, bsina6s nomiHeG; fir September
unb ipGier $28.00-29.25.
giien. = Wartt Itetig unb uubers
dnbert.
3inu. = Martt lpillig; $44.00.
glei. = Sffsrirt $6.85.
SpeItsr. - Wartt ipillig.
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1agIiHer Msarit. 8erid1t.
Cincinnati 13. Suni.

gineinnati. 13. Suni.
Die nadfoIssnben Auoiirunssn Be
Sieben fi9 nur auf ensros Gran
aftionen. Bel fleineren 0eI4dfte!
perSen ettpo' bobere prsiie bers4net.
probiftonen.
g dmal5. prima Siedn
12.35-12.45; Gamilp 13.25-13.'
rs.
1roden aefaIsenss Gleif d
- Sbort clear Seiten, Iois 13a-
lac; Grtra ibort clear Ssiten 134
1876; tur5e Rippenieitsn 134-13aci
Bellies 15-15tc.
Sacon. = Short clear Seiter
143-15ae; ertra fbort clear Seiter
14l-15c; ibOrt Rippenieiten 15ae--
16e; Bellies 161-17e.
Suser Gureb Sfeiid. -
Shinten 19-19ac; pienic S9ulterr
14-14sc; gsatfeit Bacon 30
22e; S9uIt.rn in padstsn ID
14le; Nep yort Gut 14-145e; tros
dene Beef S4insen 27A-28ac per
pfunb.
SiiBgep6feltts 5feifd. -
S6inten 16-16le; qienic Sdul>
tern 121-12ac; geIIi.s 15-15te;
SduItern 12h- -13c: S9ultern, y.
q. Gut DO. 123-13e.
Grif DIES 5letf d. - Gdtnten
16a-17ac; g.icnic S4ultern 12-
124e: S9ultsrn 12--121c; ibort Rips
penfeiten 12a-13c: fbort clear
Rippenieiten 13-13ac; srtra ihort
clear Rippsnisiten 12a-13c; Bellies
lei6ie 17a-1sAc; 9slIiss, f@pere
16A-173c.
Webl unb 9etreibe.
Webl. - Winter patennt $3.50
-5.75; Winter fancp $5.O0-5.25;
Winter familp S4.50-4.75; Dinter
EXTRA $4.00-4.25; gDintsr orbinarsr
$3.50-3.75; 5artss Wsisen pateri
S5.0-6.00; 5artes Wei3en faneh
$5.00-5.25; Gartes MeiSen fanilp
$4.W-4.25; Rosgen. gortbtpeiterE
gen,iIhtes $5.00-5.10; Rossen 6 iip
reines S5.00-5.25; Rosssn Gitp sss
mtfdtss $4.75-5.O0.
Wei5eu. - No. 2 rotbsr Winter
81 .0S-1 IL. $40. 2 bo. 81 .04-1 on;
go. a DO. 90-96c.
Welf9forn. glo. 1 ipeibes
&c; 30. Q bo. 761-77e; go. 3 bo.
go. A DO. 74-74ac; 30.
5 DO. 791a-74c: gio. 6 boo. IL
73c. - go. 1 sel6es c; Ro. 2 So
761-77e; glo. 3 bo. 76-76ac; Rc.
n 90. 74-741ae; go. 5 90. 73b
74c: 9to. 6 DO. 71-73c. -9lo. / ae.
miiftes e: go. 2 DO. 76a-77t;
no. 8 DO. 76--76ac; glo. a bo. "a
741ac; 90. 8 DO. 73a a-74c; go. G.
DO. 7t-73c. - aolbenforn. mel.
Bes, 75-77c; aol6eniorn, sslbes, rs
Tic; aol6entorn. semif6tss "a
7sc.
@oggen. - go. 9 95-97e;
10. 8 DO. 90-92c; NO. 4 DO. 90
soc.
Sdfer. - RortbtpeItern 80. q
peiBer, 45-46e; Rort6ipeitern Gtans
,arb, ipeiber 44-441c; 9ortbipeiiern
10. 8 tpeiber 43-43ae; no. 8 ipeis
ger, einbsimiifer 41-41ac; SO. 4
peiber 39n-401e; Ho. 2 gemif6tsr
go. 3 semiihtsr, einbeimis
der 1880; To. A seIniidter 81
,Sc.
Wbisfen.
Uerfauii ipurbtn 1872 g6ls. 9is
tiIIers Giniibeb goobs auf Der Bats
ION $1.40 per 0olloe.
@roceries.
&dffee. - Saba 23--30c: Mts
ia 90 Boo; GUATEMALA fanep 1Se;
%. gutter 17ar.
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lrbinnrn ..-...........f3h 1l%
3nd er. - prsife fsit. - Rafs
inirttr Gut Coat $3.50; poipbertb |
$50; Cubes $50; graniIirter ST.
0; gonfettiontrs ng1 $50; OIL
9f1 7.60-900; tpeiber ertra $3.50 |
40; syira sG1 $3.50 per bunbertl
|funb.
Wolaifes IN ifetis. =. Neip
)rIens Open aettls 45--65c; Gtns
:ifiisal % 34c per 0dIlons.
10 Qn..tfinan R...... EA-Al
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-11

not include those buried in masses
in one grave. In West Galicia alone
about 600 grayeyards exist and in
other parts more than 100. From The
Dunajec eastward the multitudinous
graves of the Russians are seen
strentching away into the eastern
plains, an awful record Of the death
grapple of last year.
There are no present indications
of an early ending of this terrible
slaughter of the human race. While
hundreds of grave yards are in Cali
cia, equally as many more are on the
western 'front.', although there has
been no time to beautify them. Cities
of the dead will be multiplied great
ly should this fearful struggle con-
tinue another year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-07-11
DEATH OF MRS. KNOX
Communicated

Whes Lucy Daingerfield Knox, wild
ow of the late Captain Robert +.
Knox, and daughter Of the late David
Boyd Smith and Harriet Daingcrficld,
died, she left place in this communi-
ty that cannot be filled. A woman of
more than usual interest, whose mind
was alert, always on the world wide
interests of today, but stored as well
with all historical khowIclge-she
knew the past well but lived all heG
life in the up to date present. Her
exceptionally fine judgment, her clear
r;ision, and her positive stand for
what she thought the right was a
great power in the church and COM
munity.
She was gentle retiring nature,
full of quiet humor and wonderful:
comprehension. Her store of know
ledge was great and she gave it
simple and entirely unaware that it
was unusual. She was a faithful
wife and a constant friend.
Her loss to st. Paul's Church can
never be told. She had worked for
the church since early girlhood, teach
ing, when very young, in the parish
school of the church for several days
of each week, besides her Sunday
duties. She was active in missionary
work and in all guild work, serving
up to her last illness as secretary of
the Parish Guild, having held that
position for many years. A remark
able Bible student, her help was
sought by many. As she never said
or thought evil of anyone, so we will
always think of her when we hear
that beautiful beatitude: BLESSED are
the pure in heart for they shall see
Cod"
A FRIEND.