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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
&aroinal DON 6artmann at Der
Weitiront.

Ginsm Serssnstpunf3e folssnb. ieis
men felbsrauen OiDaeIanen in i6tpss
rer 3sit CUR Gsits gu iieben, ibnsn
fir ibre tapferen Ibaten gu banfen
unb iis unsubultsn, ibrsm 9lauben ss>
mGb Gesle unb asib fir psitsrs f9pes
re 9baten au fsitisen, fir ben jebsm
brobenbsn pl0blifen Sob gu bsreitsn,
lam Der grsbiI6oT DON GDln. &arbis
nal Selir bon 5artmann, auf feiner
Riidrsife in bas bon uns bsieste
Srantreid mad Gaon unb benz Gaons
nois. Sn elmer enseu Strabe. Der
Rle be Ia Congregation. ipor Der Ear>
btnal fpGi ahenbs abgeitieeen, unb psr
fi6 bort einfaub, um bic WsiIuneeH
fir ben na6iteu Tag gu smpfaneen,
fonnts Dom 6Of aus bic bobe, trafts
pole @eitalt bes air6enfiiriten In BEN
81 sbsner grbe eelssensn 3immsr aufs
unb abiareiten iebeH. Sn tisfen Sc
bant.n, i6isn e.. l1nb tpabrlit, trer
BEG Srts ssbsntt. auf benz mir bier
itebsn, beg 8obens Der v@idinte bile be
9aou" uno ber9eIti5ie bieier tburm
setrDntsn 5elienItabt, fam nidt pbne
tiefss Sinnen ben bebeutungspplIen
8prsans empfinbsn. Der ii6 bu abs
ipielte. Sn Der Nitte bss fiesreiaen
beutfhsn Sserss .ri6sint Elm beuts
ider aarbinol BEL benz tGmpienben
@olte. bas. als burbariI6 BON aler
Deft beidimpft, einem Der b0fiten
Wiirbsntrdesr Der taibolii6en 9ir6e
einsn fsitliten Gnpfang bersitet I'M
Ser5en bss INSTRUMENTATION 5ranf
reihs. baa ebebem oie dlteIte uno
treueite So6ter Roms bieb.
Bon Der liar unb Iharf umriHes
nen 9etalt gaeiars an, Der bas 2arb
fir Rom eroberte unb bur6 feline
iidrts Berionlihteit. feline Siege unb
8erpaltuHg rpobl ben 9runb CUR So
loniiierung 9aaiens le9te. gleiten bic
biniiber gu ben biele bum
bert Sabre Tpdtsr lebsnber Meropin.
germ. bic burh bas Rieisnmab t6rer
2eipenihaften unb 5baten tpie elm "a
aenbaftes @efhledt Der 9ortpelt nett
bintsr bic RDmer 5uriidSutreten i6eis
nen;'b bic biiftersn S6atten 9runbilbes,
mad Der bsuts nod elm Sort Don auon
genannt III. perb.n bic bobe alippc
bon aapn nod LANCE umiftpsben.
Damn bic 9arolinser. Mabebei, ct
nos fiib6Fli6 liest gprtenn, no aarf
Der 9robs gum sritsn Wule als al.
Istrbeberrf6er bes aiten romifhen
Smpertums ausesrufen purbe. )3drls
Snfef pertbsilien Ieiu Grbs gu 0erbun.
oas beute BON unieren Qrmesn &c
tannt tpirS. Damn ipirb 9dun, ie
nebr garis dls Sduptftdbt hes Weit
'rantrsi6s in ben @%orbererune tritt,
Der Stb eines 8istbums. cine 3eits
zines 5iritbistbums. IS mar
bic 3sit, mo an 40 air4en unb subls
rsi9e aapeIlsn bic S6hen trDnter. Die
irGntifneu Ramen Der 8eiftIihen unb
oes abels peri4tpinben, fransofide
.rf1einen bafiir, aber INNER tobt Der
Rampf UNI bic SObe. tobt stpii9en
Hureunb unb Srleuns, fe Febt Guns
ren. Mormannen, bic Gnsldnber als
iiebt Ssanne b'arc risSerI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29

3uder. - preiie fen. - Nafs
finirtsr Gut Coat $3.50; popbsrsb
$3.50; CUBES $50; ~srauulirter 49,.
20; Gonfeeiioners ~ $3.50; oil
.2l1 $7.s0--9.00; tpeiber extra $3.50
10; EXTRA &C. $3.50 per bunbsrt
pfunb.
MoIaffes III itttis. - Hstu
Orleans Open afttle 45-65e; Gem
trifusal 25--34c per 0aIIone.
Reis. - aouiiona, Gancn Gsab
prima 5t-5ae; orbindre
4s-5e; Sapan 4a-5ic per pfunb.
DARN : probutte.
Butter. Wdrtt rabig unb
preife fpilissr. Wbclemilf, EXTRA
32e; Genfrali3ab EXTRA 391e; Geniras
Iiacb iirfts 26e; feeonbs t23r; ianfp
Oairp 94e; ,pndin3 @tpS M-22se
per Qfnna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
FIRST CALL
SECOND CALL
Och, Bombs auS sitisu in Mau yOrf.

WtIfdftspap tere parbtn 90 8X-8M%
eistsntir. BsAitt aHf 9oMbsn rvaren ftetia.
SIR ~ Tase t4.72, Si&t t4.164; aabel
stEDsiiunom A.T8H. Cranes Gtht 5.91.
stabel 5.90K, Narf Siht734, aabei 784,
aIousn SiAi IL, sabd 1874. Sire sidt
6.8I, &sbel 8.8s, Rubel Sidt 81; "a.
bei Si1+; Gilber'BarreH s64c, Nsgtianii4e
collars u.
aftie arit.-Der Msrit Mar beute
iau uuo ungeresslt. bic SHIubnotirunsen
srgabeH aber 10 ben meiiten Jauen Va .
bfbsutenbe Derdnberuustn.
QtleHbahR . Mltlsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
Gbieaao, %. Suni.

S9peins. = 3ufubr $4,000;
Wdrit itetis; Bull $9.55-9.80; lsi4s
tie $9.30-9.75; eemii4te $9.35--3.s
So; itpers $9.25-9.90; robe 1925
$40; Jertet $7.50-9.15.
Htnbpieb. = 3ufubr 1880;
Wartt itstie; RatiDs Beef Sture ST.
50-11.25; Weitern Stiers $8.25-
$40; Stoders unb Jesbers $50
S.75; aiibe unb 5eifsrs $3.75-9.75;
adtber $8.5o-11.75.
S9ufe. - 3ufubr 1900; Wiartt
niebrissr ;Wetbers $6.90--7.90; Spes
$4.25-7.50; admmer ~$7.25-9.G5;
SriibidbrslGmmer $7.50-11.00.
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Gtrstnnatt %. auni. 1s1l

szi1 0sf4dits warsn tsuie in ben tieiisen
Daslsn yntiser unb gsib III duberit wtllis.
dur Dsdsben sgn coqs purbeR pom beH
ussfsa ~ bsrtdnef. Ipdbrsno eeiddits.
bepseys ~ D. 6ss bisioufirt pfroen. s5fi
ofsasn DRSrfis purben Tarieten .on cad
" SB-<% unb auf Ssit su 4-5% piaesrt.
Esald suf sssp ysrf
yusesn ~ 8aTl 5pifdta ganfsn p~srfauff.
9k gouutsrsats bsrasI sVs Yranie PR
$500.
Hsafa ssf Gsrsss
Si4i. D.tiet aHf 9oHben pnrbeH ~
ATS pr 3fo. SisrliHs auotrt. Gar @et-
lei saf Berlin purbeH Svf fGr ( ytart
bsre9aet. jlf eSeAfd GHi $aris 1915 pre-
SssHe euf nmtftroam 42e pro Uuiben
nrD sui S5ien l5t per arsns, Fires lsHG
Stubs 70, brsues tSapetjj 1876
usnSfs : cbtisatsnsn
varsa rutis snD' ittts. His Baaisn aus,
tarsa Rfe faluf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
metansmarft.
q E 10 BORT, %. Suni.

Rem gort %. SUM.
&upfer. - Wartt rubis; Gleciros
lbtie, Wartt beinabe nomiRea. Cir
Sfptember llnb ipGter $27.O0-29.25.
etfen. - Martt itetis uno unpers
Gnbert,
3inn. - Martt itetig; offerirt iir
$38.37t.
SIei. = $500 perlanst.
Sptltsr. = Wartt iapad.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-29
1ssIiAer Marft. geri4t.
ginein natl, %. Suni.

0V Hutv piStHueU AHplllulySU w
Sieben iif nur auf gnsros Trans.
aitiontn. Bet ileinsrsn GelhditgH
iperben stfpas h5bsre preiis bere4nst.
propifionem.
S6mals. prima Stsam
12S5-12.95; Gamilp $%13.50--14..
90.
5rodsn asial3enss Jlsifd,
- Sbort clear Ssitsn, lofe 13A-
14e; grtra ibort clear Ssitsn 13a-
1896; turse Rippsufsiten %134--13se;
Bellies 15--15te.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Geiten
14a-15Ac; EXTRA fhort clear Seiten
14A-15t; ibort RippenIeiten 15A-
16c; Bellies 165-17e.
Sugar gureb GIeif4. -
S9inien 19-19ae; picnic S6ultern
14-14he; grsaifsit Bacon 20-22t;
SHultern in padsten 14-14ae; Hsp
YOrt Gut 14-14ac; trodsne Beef
Stinten 27i-2sac per pfunb.
SiBsepStsItes JIeii9. -
G4inten 16-16Ae; picnie Sdulisrn
12a-12ae; Bellies 15-15ic; Sdui.
tern 12a-13e; S4ultsru q. q. Gut
DO. 12h-13e.
Grtfdes Gfeif6. = S9intsn
1es-17se; pienic s4uItern 12-
1876; Sduliern 12-12Ac; fbort
R~ippsnieitsn 12a-13e; fbort clear
Rippenf.iten 13-13ae; eytra fbort
clear Rippenisiten 12t-13e; Bellies
lsidte 17a-1sae; Bellies. f4psrs
16h-17ae.
MebI unb @etretbe.
Mebt.- Winter patsnt $3.50
SITS; Winter fanep $5.00-5.25;
Dinter familp $.50-.75; Wintsr
extra S4.O0-4.25; Wiutsr orbindrer
$3.5o-3.75; Sartes Weisen patsns
$5.5O-8.O0; 9drtes Wei3en fanep
S5.O0-5.25; Sartes Wei3en fami!p
$4,0-4-25; Rossen. Rortbpeftern &c.
mifdtes $5.OO-5.1O; Rogssn Gitp
rsines $5,0O-5.25; Rosgen gitp ss'
mifftes $4.75-5.O0.
@ei8.n. = 80. 2 rotber Wint.r
SL.08-1.10; No. 3 DO. $1.02-1.o5;
go. 4 DO. $3.50.
NELL 9toru. - go. 2 peibes
7s-78ae; go. 8 DO. 77a-7sc; $50.
A DO. 76A-77ae; go. 5 DO. 75t--
76ac; go. 6 DO. 74s-75ac. - Ro.
2 sefbes 78-78k; go. 8 DO. 77a--
78e; Ro. A DO. TEXTILE; go. 8 DO.
go. 6 DO. 74f-75ae. =
SO. 2 semifdtss 7s--7sae; go. 8 DO.
80. A DO. 76-7H; Np. 8
DO. 75-76c; go. 6 DO. 74-75c. =
aolb.nforn, fpeibes 76-7se: aols
bsntorn. seIbss 76--7Se; aolbsns
form, aemii6tss 76-78c.
Roggen.- go. 2 9~8e-S1.O0;
Ro. 3 DO. 93-95e; Ro. A DO. 81
92e.
5afer. = Rortbnefern go. 2
47-49c; ROrtbtusftsrn Stans
barb. tpeiber. 44-45c; RortbpeItern
no. 3 tpeiber 43a-44ic; Ro. 8 fpsis
Der sinbeimHd<r 40f-41Ac; go. A
39t-40ae; geo. 2 semiiGisr
38a-39Ae; go. 8 semifdtsr sinbeis
s.ii6sr 37a-3Sac; go. A semif9tsr
36a-37ae.
Wbisfep.
@srtduft tpurben 7S5 96ls. 81.
Killers 5intibeb GOODS auf Der Bats
pom $1-40 per gaIone.
groeertes.
Gaffse. - Sara 23-3oe; Mos
FL 29-30e; Guatemala faneb 19c;
20. gutter 17Ac.
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G6ieaao. %. Stunt.

aDeisen. Sir guilt 9ssc-$1.O1
an S&fub $1.0os. Sir Sept. $I.Oa
-1.043; am S4iub $1.04.
@eHdtorn. - Biir Suit 49,
Tax; am Salub 74se. Sir Sept.
72s-73se; ON S4lnB 73ic.
Safer. - Sir Juli 3SE-39se;
am S4fub 39tc. Sir Sept. 3Ss-
1890; am S9lub 3sse.
@ossen. - Martt nominsn,
Yerite. - 60L78c.
Simotbb. - $s.75.
Rtsst-$ ~7.oo-13Oo.
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folgt:
3ufubr EiHbo. Sdapeine Sdbafs
26. Suni 80. $50 2813 226e
~. Suni 49,. ITO 1921 3171
%. Juni =. 443 2947 1857
9srfanot pGbrsnb oerielben 3eit:
RiHbD. S4psine S6dfs
26. SUM- -. 56 2407 1920
27. Suni -. 156 4441 1742
%. Suni -. 80 1865 3U16
ainbptsb. : Die 3ufubr mar
audi beuts ipieber serins, bic Wa9iras
&c nur mGbig uno bic preiie itetig.
Cute bis auserleisne fette aiibe Iorpie
bic beHeren Mildtibe tparsn in RAD
frase, Tonit aber Dar Der Warft fldu.
Nittlere unb i9ipere Stiere $500
1000; Slsfter Stisre $6.OO-9.s
25; duserlsIene bis extra $685.
rs; Seifers $5.5O-8.25; auserleiene
bis erira 1896 8.75; aibe $3.50
$50; auserlefene bis EXTRA $6.75--
7.25; Gamers $4.0O-4.50; MilGs
iiibs $35.00-90.00; Stpders urlo
Jesb.rs; Stisre $5.50-8.OO; Seif.rs
s5.25-7.25; aii5e 100000.
gulfen. Die Ra4frase mar
beuts nur isbr mdbis unb Der Wartt
flau unb ungsreeslt.
5stte 9ulen $6.75-7.25; Bologna
$5.50-6.50; mdssrs urb lsi6te 81
aGIber. Die 3ufubr mar uur
mGbis unb bic @rsiis itetis.
Bette aGlbsr S16.0O-11.25; sinis
&c auserlefene $11.5O; fair Bis quite
Isidts S7.5O-11.0O; Orbindre unb
srpbs $5.OO-10.50,
9 dDsine. : Die 3ufubr mar
srober unb bic Na6frase nift beions
bsrs. 2eitte @.rianbtfortsn ftiss.n
I'm Sc. CUTE Ger!sl UNI 25c, 5Ietiders
iorten dber fielen I'm Sc.
Guie Biz aussrIeien: ihpsre unb
6leif6erforten $9.75-9.SO; semii5s
te Derianbtforter $9.70-9.75; aussrs
leiene mittlsre S9.65-9.70; lei1te
YerIanbtiorten S9.7O-9.80; Ssrtel
40 pfunb unb rpeniser S6.50--9.oO;
CUTE Biz aliserIsfene Sdue $3.50
900; Stass $s.O0-7.25.
Shafe unb 2dmmer. = Sie
Rahfrass mar cine 3iemli4 quite, bi.
53ufubr nur mGBig unb bic preiIe fir
S9afs itettg. aGmmsr a6er fnb ettpas
niebriser.
Sdafs, extra, $6.75-7.O0; quite
6is auserlsiene $6.00--6.75; orbindre
ois fair $3.0O-5.5O. 2Gmmer, ertra
S11.40E11.5O; quite Biz auserleisne
$10.50-11.35; proinGre Bis fair
$7.0o-10.25.
BUR 81 otis: 9m Sisnfas, benz
4. SgiIi, iptrb fem Msartt itattfinbsn.
bod bic garbs tusrben sur 4ufnabme
BON Sbieren often blsiben.
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qrstsfinasn in psnn

pretsfineen in Yenns
qlpania. gu elmer ed)ten beuts
i3en 6eier 9eitaltete ii6 bas Don ben
9efansDereirsn Don Yennibloau:a oers
d~nitaltete Sdngerfeit in aItoona. 9as
preisiinsen Der Derfhiebenen DereIne
bot berporrasenbe 2eiftunsen. Die
Preiis fislen fOIeenoen 9ereinsn gu:
Sn Der eriten &IaNe: /. Yreis benz
Sobnstopn Quartet : Stub, Dirtaent
GbarIes Warttn; 2. Prsis benz Sss
i~ansperein n6rpHiun" bon pittsburs.
0irigent paul 3iegIer; 3. prets benz
Yeetbopen : Wdner9or bon Bet.
lcbem. pa. Dirisent cans Roemsr.
Sn Der "atpetten &laHe: l.. Yreis BEN
Burner : Wannergefangperein bon
BiQtamsport, Oirigent 9ltitap 9kins
man; 2. Sreis benz Wtdnnertor BON
6arrisburg, Dtrieert Mlfreb auz
I9era; 8. prets benz .Qtsbertran5"
bon aeabins, Sirtsent q. !Saas. Jer@
her erbielten preife: rgorcorbia" bon
Snnhnrp, Olrigent VI. VI. Stteuburg;
Der @ermanid : SdngerbuHb ron
Ytttsburg, Sirisert 2ubtpie Meiseis;
9ernnnia > 2ieoertrou5 bon pittss
purg, 0irisent 2aopis @eieele;
Quartet : &lub Don Steelton, Dirt.
gent Spsp1 Mal4-
RinhIt&
5rib9en, Der Spbu eines Gelb.
tpebsls, iiebt duf elmer Wiefe einen
Stor9 auf einsn geine fteber. .att,
Batter, ruft er, riieb, ber~Stord- iibt
lansfomen Sdrittl"
Muf Der 5etunbGrbdbu
ReiIenber (GraerIit): Sas III dn
Jummer duf bisier Strede iest III
fosor meme libr iteben eebliebeH!
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aaSsarttss @6rtte.
Rem go1t, %. Suni.

Wsbl. = Martt unrsgslmGbis.
Wei3sn. = Wartt unr@elmdBig;
Ro. l Dtrum $1.11a; RO. 2 barter
Wintsr $1.14a; 20. l Rortbern Eus
lutb $1.21a; Ro. l Rortbern Maris
toba $1.244 I. o. 3. Rem yort.
WeH4torn. - Martt feit; go. 2
selbes Ssse c. I. I. Tep gors.
Safer. - Msartt ftetis.
Sen. - Wartt pi1ie; Brine $145;
20. l, $1.40-1.421. Ro. 2, $1.z5-
1.35; Ro. 3 $1.0-1.15; 9srianbt=
forten $500.
!Sopfsn. = Marts itstig.
oduts. - Marfi itstig.
2eber. - Martt Fef.
PORT. = Martt felt.
8esf. - Martt feit.
Sdmals. - Martt ipilis; Wibble
@sit $13.25-13.3.
Salg. - Mdrtt fef.
@ole. - Wartt ftetig.
REFS. = Martt ftt.
WolaHes. = Wartt itetia.
3uder. = Robsr, Wartt ul9is;
Centrifugal $6.40; RplaHss $3.50;
raffinirter, Rartt ftetis; fein srauuIs
Iirter $7.65.
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N %R ~ S~Se"o.
gtfIasel. - Dart rubie I'M;
itetis. Brothers BON II Pfuni
Mnb barber 27c; inter II
Vfunb 22-25e; 6Gbne liz; 6ib.
nfr 16c; aruibiibnsr 21c; DO. mi
trummer 8ruft 10--12e; gul Csc
irnge enten 1870; ate DO. IL
14c; @dnfe 8-9c; alte 5aubsr
$50 bas 9ubenb.
Obfunb Gemiis.
aepfel. = earlp .Sarpeft $1.0e
-l25 per Crate DON 9 a6rbsn.
3ftronM.- California $500
$50 per aiite; Zines $1.OO--l.1O
per aiiie.
Srangen. @alsneia $3.50 :
400 per aite.
@rdpeGruit. - Sloriba $4.0o
800; California $3.50-4.Oo per
Gihe.
pfirfi9s. Georgia Bells
$2.40-2.60 per Crate.
9etDelbeeren. - S2.75-o.s
90 per Crate BON "a Quarts.
&trf6en. - einbeimif4e 1925
-2.50 per crate bon "a Quarts.
Sta9efbeeren. = $1.O0-1.s
25 per grats BON "a Quarts.
Brombeeren. = $3.00-3.25
per Crate Don "a Dts.
grbbeeren. = @dnbD 1925
$40 per Crate bon "a Quarts.
Depbeeren. = Rorb Ga--...al
$2.75-3.00 per Crate.
5tmbeeren. = G6par5e ST.
rotbe $4.00-4.5O per
gtate Don "a Quarts.
So9annisbeeren. = 1925
--2.50 per Crate bon "a Quarts.
Qnanas. - $1.75--2.S5 per
Crate.
Rdrtoffeln. - gaItsrn Cobb
lers $3.50-3.75 per gbl. Wi6igan
S1.20-1.25 per Blu. auf benz 8eleis
fs. Sunse fiiblide $1.50-1.65 per
Sad bon so pfunb.
Sibtartoffefn. Wifiiis
iiHippi unb alabama $1.00-1-20
per Samper.
9urten. - 5loriba 75c--$1.0O
per Camper. - giubeimii9e 35-40c
per 0ubsnb.
1omaten. - 5eras unb Mii'
iifippi .60-sOc per Crate Don bier
R1rben.
~Btumenfpbl. - ginbeimifder
$1.00-1.75 per gu.
Sunge Grber. - gin9eimis
ife ileine S1.50-1.25 per gu.. Gel
$3.75-4.0O per 2 Bu. Cad.
araut. - WiFifippi $1.5O-1.'
10 per Crate.
3pitbeIn. - Muspdrtise GET,
be $3.75-4.00 per Sad bon bunbert
pfunb. grpftal Meibe $2.00-2.25
per gu.
Spinat. - Ginbeimii9er 65-
75e per gu.
Crime BObuen.- Wiifiippi
75c-1.00; alabama 75e-$1.OO per
camper.
aarotteu. - Ginbeimiide ST.
per gu.
2anbprobutte.
5eu. = go. l 9tmotbp $500;
go. 2 simotbp $17.OO-17.5o; Ro. 3
$15.OO-16.5O; go. 1 gemii9s
ter alee ST.. o0-17.50; Go. 2 ges
mifhter alse S15.00-15.50; Ro. /
alee $12.OO-12.5O; go. 2 atse
S9.00-10.50; Sisiisss 4lialfa SILL.
DO-13.50; Weftlidss $17.O0-l9.00
per 9on; Wei3enitrob S7.5O-s.0O;
Rossenitrob $9.0O-9.50; 9aferItrob
81. 10000 per 5on.
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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-11
MOTHERS DAY.

Next Sunday. the second Sunday in
May. is Mothers Day. a day on which
to honor the very best Mother that
ever lived Your own.
For Mothers Memory Flowers White,
For Mothers Living Flowers Bright.
Mothers Day has now become one
Of the Red Letter Days of the calendar
OF course Mothers Day has back of it
an appeal to sentiment that is suffi-
GENTLY strong to make the date, the
second Sunday in May cling in the
minds OF a portion of the people. else
the ,lay never would have come to the
front in the way it has. but the day is
not based on such centuries-old GUS
toms as are associated with the OBJ
seryance Of Christmas and Easter
Even Memorial Day. comparatively
new flower day. has back OF it a far
longer popular observance. Mothers
day dates back only to 1905 In that
year il broke out sporadically at wide
~ scattered points in the United States
as the result of q letter written to a
newspaper by Miss Jarvis. the lady to
whom we are indebted for the idea.
But it was not until 1909 that any con
siderable number Of the public heard
| of Mothers Day,
The day will be celebrated next
Sunday. when every one should wear a
bright flower for mother living. or a
white flower for mother dead
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-11

paredness, but the thing is too plain
for self-deception. The army bills go
back to conference with the scientific
plan of the Senate bill in eclipse. 1t
cannot be said that the prospect Of an
acceptable compromise is discernable
We hope that Senator Chamberlain
will hold fast TO the volunteer army pro-
vision. in the face of the lobby that is
working against it. 1t should be re-
tanned and enacted even if the Senate
has to give way on its figures for the
regular army ami accept a complement
OF 10000
No sound reason can be advanced
why the country should not have the
services of both the volunteer and or
ganized militia in the scheme of pre-
paredness. The Senate has the Gen
eral STAFF. the only competent military
authority in the nation, behind it. The
House is making a fight not for the
system Of defense the emergency re-
quires. but for the National Guard.
The Senate is patriotic; the Houes is
playing politics.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-11
TRUE PREPAREDNESS IN DANGER.

(From the New York SUM
In refusing 10 accept the volunteer
army provision of the Senate bill and
IN rejecting the Senate's proposal to
Increase the regular army to 100000
ia the two fold emergency that now
conironts the country, the House of
Representatives has made grevious
mistake And it has Numbered with
los eyes open.
AS Secretary Baker said a few days
ago, 1T is TAR better to overweight
preparation than 10 umerweight it,"
No man is prophet enough TO say
whether the United States will be able
TO avoid Intervention in Mexico. not to
speak OF the overloaded prospect on
the other side OF the Atlantic
The latest raid across the RioGrande
with its menace 10 the pending nego-
uations with General Carranza should
have prompted the Houes TO cooper
ate with the Senate in giving the
country as fun "a measure of prepar-
cdness as possible But what has
happened BY a vote OF 25l to 100
the House yesterday went on record
against Section IS of the Senate bill.
the volunteer army provision. and
threw out the proposal to increase the
regular RAINY TO 250,00O men, the vote
being POI 10 142.
At the same time the Housec onfer-
ees were instructed to stand out for an
increase OF Federal aid to the National
Guard from 100000 TO S4S 600 600.
There you have the milk in a cocoanut
The Hay bill was essentially a Ma
tional Guard, the regular army be-
ing of secondary interest to its sup
porters, led by the chairman of the
Committee on Military Affairs.
II is lamentable that politics should
obstruct the realization of true pre-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1916-05-11
MOVING PICTURE ATTRACTIONS.
At The Colonial.

Grace Elliston. in BLACK Fear. - -
Metro has scored again with a un.
usual and intensely interesting feature
picture in BLACK Fear" wonderful
tive-par photodrama which will be
seen at the Colonial tonight. This
picture was produced by the Rolfe
Photop avs Inc. for the Metro pro-
gram, upon an elaborate scale, no ex-
pense. being spared for either sets or
IN the quality of the artists engaged.
An all-star cast including Grace Ellis
ton. Grace Valentine, Edward Brennan
and other prominent artists of the
stage and screen were used to make
BLACK Fear one of the sensations
of the season in FINLAND.
Black Fear" contains a thri ling
story of the fast increasing cocaine
habit among a certain class of people
in New York City This vital, yet
in a mastery manner. and there is an
Interesting love story running through
the plot. that is absolutely novel and
new. The production contains m nv
big scenes, including one made in New
York's Chinatown. huge ballroom
scene. the death of man who topples
out of the fourth story of pTeten-
tious house in Riverside Drivc.u faith
ful reproduction of New York 5 Juve-
nile Court. and thrilling scene in the
Supreme Court.
Black Fear is easily the sensa.
tion of the season. and a production
that causes people to remember it,
long after they have seen it on tre
screen. Miss Elliston. who heads the
stellar cast, makes her screen debut in
this production. AS the creator CT
the leading female roles in The Lion
and the Mouse" and other Broadway
stage successes. she is known to host
OF theatregoers. Don't fail to see this
splendid picture tonight for it will
prove well worth while.
Burton Holmes Travelogue ais to-
night. Tomorrow, Blanche Sweet, in
The Black. List ="