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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-18
Smoked Fish,
t1lild-cured
sweet-ffavored
delicious

The appetizing taste that
you find in the Martindale
Smoked Fish is due to the
perfect curing-and it is
the skill in the curing and
smoking that determines
whether the fish shall be a
real delicacy or an ordinary
food.
Every Smoked Fish that
passes over our counters is
selected for it's firmness and
goodness; then mild-cured
and expertly smoked, so
that you are assured of OBJ
tanning at Martindale's the
utmost in Smoked Fish
goodness. Very economical,
too.
Kippered Shad, kippered from
the fresh or frozen fish, hence
the delightful flavor. zoe lib.
Finnan Haddie - try them
steamed for 15 minutes and
served with butter and pepper
simply fine! Ice lb.
cooked White Fish-l0 min
es in a hot oven, then butter
and pepper-a delicious dinner
dish. 25c lb.
Smoked Salmon, cut very thin,
makes a tasty sandwich fish.
40c lb.
English Bloaters, baked in
brown paper and served with
lemon, nothing finer. 1Oc each;
3 for 25c
Kippered Herring, 15c pair.
Roe Herring, 1sc bunch.
Boned Herring, 25c lb.
Nova Scotia Herring, l5e
bunch.
Norway Maekerel, 2sc lib.
Wv Hams
21c the poond
Viv Hams are far more tender
and far more delicious than the
ordinary kind. They are spe-
cially selected for tender firm
ness and, because they come
from little pigs, are very meaty.
Perfect sugar-curing and exact
smoking in aromatic smoke
make them the finest hams you
can procure. gle lb.
Thos. Martinda1e & Co.
10th & Market
Established In 1869
Sell PhOnes-Filbert 2S7O, Fiibert zs''
KeystOne-Raee 500, Race osl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-18
Two GirIs Burned o Death

PUNXsUTAWNEY. Pa, Jan. 1s-Two
girls were burned 10 death and their
mother was seriously injured when their
home here was destroyed BY fire today
The dead girls are Mabel Warden, g.
ana Florella WafdeE. Il.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22

5a, Die beutise 4egppteriH. bic Sabre
blnbur4 uHfru4tbdr bIieb, lGbt ith
Dobl gar BON jbrem Gemabl CUR Wehe
oss Saio 8eoulDi nab 5anta fhiden,
no ibr ni9t ielten Don einan dnoeren
our MutterI6aft gebolfen ipurDe; Don
sinem jener 5eiligen, oersn aufsabe
eben ourin beitdnbl
Die in Der Traris ia bereits iehr
ieIten geporoenepOlpgamie piro burb
bas Selireben, sinber in Der Gnmiiie
81 bdben, aersatfertigt. Yleibt pie
erite Satin tinberlos, 70 piro ibr
cine Stpeite bod pilltommen iein mill,
len, oa iie ia Die 6O1fte Grauenpfliht,
Sinber gu gebdrsn. pom ibr nimmt!
Der Sslam befiirportet 3eitise 6eis
ratb, um Uado6su unb SiiugIinee Dor
jungenoli4en GntgleiIuneen gu be-
nu9ren Sin M&dbden Dor breiaehn
Bis ie63ebn Sa6reH, Elm Siingling ron
iieb5ebn bis 5nun5is bat i'm 5slain
bas bette $0eiratbsalter,
XII tulupulut Vlllipullpt pet UtDsS
lem, beiratbe i'm unretfen 4lter. lit
hinfdllig, Du bos Wprgenldub feline
@ei4Dpfe piel eber 5ur Retfe briHet
unb dud bas temperament cher 5lrm
gerberb tperben piirbe. Der Araber
fast: .Rimm baS Mdb9en sur Srau,
tpenn fire Saare bic qr0bts giilIe
baben" @isle Sudre duf bem 4opfs
ftnb i6m glei9bebsuterb nit ipetbliher
Sd6tigteit. Dem Siingling rdtb er
init Re6t;
rWarte niff nit betner @erbetra.
t6ung, bis bu beine bette araft erit
gu ben 9erpOrfenen getrasen bait"
Sn folaen Meinungen lisgt Disi
N}etsheit Derborgen.
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tssIS, goass nab alItisn in Weip yorf.

Oef9dffspaDitte purbsH ~ B--s,<H ols.
isnfirt, @s6fd auf aonbon paren itftig.
fylr 80 Iaae sA72H, Sift s4.1esk;; aabs,.
NnpsiIunsen t-171l. 5rancs Eidi 594x,
9sbe 6.9SK Mari l5iHt II 4. aobs 1I5s,
arsnsu Siti l2H, Rabel iSX, Hirs Sint
o.e9, Asbel s.8S, Wube SidBt 52H: Rabd
a2sS; silber.8srrsn 61>se 1sEiianii4s
TpllsrS "A.
0ftien msrst. - Dte Rriess. sltieu
batifH au@ tsuis pieoer inter ben Briss
bensatrlGfei su ieioen uub Der R6rft TN
alasmeinep mar jHpddsr Die Stlufr
notirunstn srsaben in uislsH tdlleu fleins
Berlufs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22

RinbDieb. = Tie 3ufubren
iparsn lsi4t unb yrsiTe ipsnig Osrs
dnbert. Sioders ruib sJesbers iparelI
IdhsTam. MiI6tiibe fparsn In gutter
Iadfrase unb preiis feft.
UlittIere unb i6psrs Stiere $50
SD; Odisn $3.5O-70O; 5lsii9er
Gtiere $5.75-7.85; aussrlsiene Biz
srtra $S.OO-8.65; Ssifsrs $5.75--
7.S5; aussrleisns bis extra $500
8.85; Seifers $5.75-7.85; nuserleIs,
ne Bis ertrd S8.00-8.50; aiibe $4.y
5000; ailserlsIsns Bis ertra $6.s
25-6.85; Ganners $4.00-4.50; fsts
ie DARN aiihe S5.50-6.85; Nil6
aii6e $500; StOders unD 6eebers:
Stiers $5.50--z75; Seiferg $3.50
100; aiibe $5.OO-5.75.
Bullsn. = Die 3uTu6ren paren
isi6t unb Der Wartt 5ismli9 lebbaft
81 fsiten preiisn.
i5ette gullen $700-725; golog'
no 5000 6.S5; sctrd $6.90-7.00;
mngere unb lsi6te $5.00-6.oO.
adlber Die 3ufubrsn paren
rei9!i4, Der glarit mar aber i4leps
penb uHb bic qrsiic fislsn Tim go bis
70 @ents.
Bette adiber $1O.75-11O0; fair
bis CUTE lsifts S7.75-10.75; orbis
ndre unb eroBe $500-10.50.
g 6Deine - Die 3ufubrsn
fparen leidt uno Der Wartt i'm all
eemeiren leblps uu0 bic preiie stipas
niebriser.
Cute big aussrleIene 0erpadungss
unb 5laii9erIortsn $9.70-9.75; ges
miiGte uno mitilsre $9.30-9.70;
leitte geridnOtiorten. 120--155
plumb, 1885, 9 20; gut. Jsrtsl, 100
6is 10 piunb $3.50 500; lei9:e
iyerfsl unb Stips uuter 100 pfuno
$3.50 T.50; otondre biz auserlsisne
idipere fstte Sdue $7.00-9.15;
Stags $5.00E700.
Sddfe uno 2dmmer. -
Die 3ufnbren plren Iei6t uno Der
Nlarft isiter ssnosns.
Gdafe, ertra S7.75-8.00; CUTE
Bis auserleiens $6.75-7.65; Oroindrs
sig fair $4,000. - Qdnmer, .Ia
ira $11.25-1150; CUTE Bis aussrles
i.ue $1o.50-11,25; orDinGrs bis
fair $500 1000; gsfaorsns aGnts
mer $7O0-10.0O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-22

pauline llIri9. Sn BE
Reibe Der Su6iIden uno 9ebeutfeiern,
bic pauline l1lri9, Sresbens erits
9ibnentinitlertn, in ben lssteu Sab,
rem beeeben tpnnte, trut mod bic
Beier hires a6t3igIteu @e6urtstaees.
2lls tie, Dor is9s Sabren, in bas ie9s
tie 9eaenntum i6rer Sbdtisfeit am
9resbener aGnisli9sn SdaufpieIs
1nufs trat, 6eiann man ii4 in sabls
loisn ItriftIi9en unb miinblihen
6ulbigungen, tpel6e glGnaenbe 9rabis
tipnen, tpel6e fdum iiberIebbare sSii[le
bramattIfer @eiihte bas 2e6en bieier
5rau in iia beareift. Bie lie, bic
So6ter eines 8ertiner &ommermulis
ters, Shiilerin Der groBen glusuite
Grelineer purbe, pdren aiinltler tpie
0eprient, 00bring, 8atpiion nod an
ben eriten Gtappsn threr Rubmess
babn. Nah tur3en engagements In
Stetttr unD 6annDper fam lie in bic
fddyIifde 6auptItaot nitt MIR ein
i6Ones unb Iisbenfpiirbises WGbhen,
bos burh bic ReiSe ibrer @eibIiHfeit
ent3iidte, fonbern elm Weni1, Der ss
Tb CUR 9lufgabs iebte, Ieine reideu
@aben nad alien Ssitsn bis an bic
Guberiten @rensen Der SSruhtbarteit
ALL enttpideln. 60 mar lie @ret9en,
Sbetla, 2uiIe unb 5busnetod, fparb
bic GbpIi, bic 2eonore Sanbttole.
2oop Mlacbetb unb erreihte nit Der
Sappbo, Der griinbilbe, Der ponpas
bour, Der S1abslla ben Senitb ibr.r
Meiiterihaft. Der .Qoel ibrer Gtims
me, bic aunIf i6rer Spra6e III ebenio
oft geprieien poroen ipie Die beberrihs
te 6armonie ibrer @rihetnung llno
niemals oermo6te thr 8erItano, 70
iider bic Mabe tbrer S6Opfunaen abs
lpo1, bic @rd3ie gu bonnen, bic ols
Elm ME erlDiderbes Seuer in ben
gloern ibrer ldtelnben unb 5irnsns
ben, liebenber unb entTaaenben
Srauen 9lomm. Snrere 0isSiplin unb
babel bod bic 5dbigteit, Ous ginssfs
ne pie i'm Mpment smpfpnben binSus
itellen, oas mar oas @ntfteioenoe N
bem S6dffer bisIer &iiuitlerir Die
tets ipis cine Tiirittn in ben &retS
Der 9snoiIen trut unb, elmer eeborenen
5Iritin gleif, aud bort, no lie sin-
NAL febl am Grte i9ien, ME bic Sos
belt Der Saltung, bic untaDelige alarz
belt beg @usoruds bsrlor. 60 BAT
lie bis in bie Sabre, in beneu Der
S6auIpieler IouIt ods Sdpital ieiner
aDrperli6teit serrirnen Iiebt. au ers
1reifen, su be3oubern 9etpubt bic
Dresbeuer fparer uub Iie beute nod
itpls ouf ibre qauIine lllrih, unb
aud tper lie nit)t fpie ber Shreiber
bieics Oor fait orsibis Sabreu als Sss
lena, ais @rGfin Ser5tn in Der fom.
merli6en Reife ibrer Sunit bat Bee
punbern birfen, Fiiblte aus ben tlaTs
IiIb tii6len gaitelIt6nen, bic auf ben
gilbsrn ibrs. oIten Ser5ogiunen unD
MdrquiIsu ruben. fpelh ieltene 9era
einigune Don ndtiirli6en unb ertpors
benen S66nbeitsn fi9 in btsfer Grau
perfDrpsrte. Nus Der 9eftihte Der
teuiSten S6dufpieltInft i'm 19.
Sabrbunbsrt 1T ibr Rams nttt mega.
5uoenteu. ". 1.
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3udsr. prsift feit. - Rafiis
iiirtsr Gut 2oaf $3.50; ppipbersb
S7.25: Cubes S7.55; sranuIirisr ST.
10; gonfsctiOners NJ $7.15: off
.a4 $500; ipeibsr srtra S6.7O. srtra
.G1 $3.50 per pfunb.
MoIuifes IN itetia. ~ Reip
Grleans Open aetIs 45-65s; gentris
flanf 25-34c per Gallone.
Mets. - 2ouiIidnd, Janep Stab
prima 535ae; orbindre
44se; ssapnn 4a-53t per pfuub.
Datrnsnrobufte.
Batter. Marit 5ismlidb Iebs
hoft unb .-wbolemill srtra, 4Or;
Genirali5eb srtrc 37Ac; GtntrsIi,sb
firifs 34t; Gtonbs 31e; Janep Datrp
29r; Vadiua Stod 21i-23e per-
pfunb.
Rdis. - Marit itstis. Ohio 1SAt,
giprbiptIfIihtr 1S--19At, Nelp Dptl
20ar; s4Dsissr S0--3sf, bO. @rid
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Eiebp,arft.
Giueinnatt, 81. Widrs.

Gineinuati. 21. Wtdrs.
3uiiihr ime 8erianpt mdbreno Der
lsbteu "a Gtunbsn, tersliden NIT
terielten 3sit bss Dorgebenben cages
iuaren ipie ioist:
8uhlbr saiHob Sducine Sdafe
20. Mdrs y. 1882 3670 81
21. Rdrs d. 80 1888 10s
gerianM p1breno oerieIben Belt:
Rinbb Shtpeine Shnfe
20. Wldrs % 617
p. mdrs ~. 800 1447 !.
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g6ttasO, q. W}dr5.

S6neins. - 3ufubr 5000. =
Wiartt f6pa9. gult S9.50-9.S0;
lsi9te $9.1o-9.65; semif4ts $500
9.65; idtpsre $9.25-9.7O; raubs
$9.20-9.35; Gsrtsl S7.5o-8.70.
3inbpisb. - 3ufubr 5000. Wdrt.
Iistia; einbeimii6e gssf Stiere $3.50
-9.85; Siodsrs unO Gssbers $500
-S.25; aibe unb 5eifers $3.50
$40; aGlber S8.00-10.50.
Sdafs. = 3lfubr 1900. Warti
fart; Wetbers $s.49-9.15; gtpes
S6.25-6.75; hammer $9.75-11..
10.
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G6ieaso. 81. Rars.

0eis.n. 6iir Niai $10ss-1s
104, ain Sdlus S1.oSg; fir Suli
$1.07-1.09!, am SbluB $1.o7a.
Meli6torn. = Giir Mlai 745--
75St, .am SdMb 75ae; fir Suli 75a
Tie, am SdluB 76hc.
lSafer. 5iir Wtai 44-45e, am
GdluB 44gc; fir SuIi 42s-43sc;
am G9lub 43ie.
Roessn - go. 2 95c.
DerIte. - 62-74c.
9imptbp. - $4.50-S.OO.
aIse. - $10.O0-18.75.
pcrt. = Jiir Weai $22. 90-23.07,
am GdlnB S22.95; fir Suii 22.75 =
22.95, ON S9luB $22.S0.
s4mals. 5iir Taui 11.50--
1160, om SdIub 11.50; fir Suli
11.72-1.S5, am ShIub It's.
Rippenfsitsn. 6iir Moi 1907
1919, am S9Iub 1910; fir SuIi
12.22-12-35. am G4lub 1882.
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Butter. = Martt unDerdnbert.
eier. = ylartt itetig unO unpe:'
cnbert.
aartoffeln. - Murtt unOerdnberi.
Defliigel. = 2sbeHbss. Wlarft fs't
unb unperdilbert.
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asD gort, 81. mars.

Rsp gort. 21. Mars.
aupfer, - Marft itstis.
gleeirolptir. - S28.00-28.5o; fiji
Suni unO ipGtsr $27.o0-27.5o.
Gifen. - Nartt felt unO unpsrdn'
bert.
Sinn. - S49.00-51.0o..
9lei. - SITS.
Spelisr. - aeiHs Guotirunsen.
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1dsIid5er aysarff. 8erid,t.
Gineinmaii. 21. Wara.


Die nadfolssnbtn Quotirunssn be,
5isbsn ii4 nur auf Gnsros . 1rans>
niiiOnen. Bel flsinertn Geiadftsn
iperbsn sttuas bSkrs prtife bstsdnet.
propiftonen.
G6malJ. yrima Gtsam
10.9o-1100; Gamilp 11.75-12c.
5roftnsefaltemts 5lsif d..
.Sbort clsar Geitsn. lois 12a--
13c; grtra ibort clear Ssitsn 124-
12st. fur,s RippsHitiien 124-129s;
Bellies 14--15c.
gaton. - Sbort clear Gsitsn
Id -14le; rira ibort clear Geitsn
13a -14it; Ibort Rippenieiten 13a
14e; gslliss 154 -15Ae.
Sugar glrtb Gfeii d.
Sdinisn IS -1S3c: pienic Gdultsrn
.13-13At; gr.atfsit Bacon 1S-2oc;
Sdultern in padsien 13-13ar; Nep
,Yori Gut 13-13Ac; trod.ne gssr
e6infsn 26-27c per plumb.
SIBesp6tsftts TIsii6.3--
gdintsn 15a a-16e; g5ienie S9uls
tern u-11He; 9saies 13h-14e;
Sfulisrn u-11te; G9ultsrn, H.
q. Gut bO. 11-11t per pfunb.
Srifdes Iltifd. - SHinsen
15-164c; Bichic S6ulisrn IL
11at; G&uItern 11-11se:; fbort
Rippsnititsn 11a-123e; ibOrt clear
HippenIeitu 12-12ae; srtra fbcst
clear Rippsnisiten 11a-12at; geIIies
-lsi&te 15-i6c; Bellies, fdrsre ID
--143c.
Weblunbgetreibe
Webl. Winter patsnt $5.75-
.e.lO; Winter fancp $5.O-5.70;
@inser fanlilp $515-5.25; Winter
srtro $4.6o-4s0; Wintr .orbinds
rer $4.00-4.25; 5aries Dsi5eH pa
tents $5.s0-6.25; 6artes Wiasn siris
ep $500 $50; 5artes Wsissn 'fas
Min S460-4.85; RosssH, Norths
,psitsrn a.miidtss S5.35-5.60; Ross
gen, Gitp, rsinss S5.45-5.70; Giip
esmiidtes $5.35-5.60.
WeisM. no. 2 rotbsr Winier
$1.19-1.21: go. 3 DO. s1.10-1.15;
go. a DO. s5c-S100.
@eIf&torn.- so. 1 ip.ibts
K; 30. 2 DO. 74t-75e; glo. 8 bO.
735--74Se; go. 4 DO. 71a-72hc;
go. s DO. e9-70e; Ro. 6 DO. 65A
67he. - 30. ! seibss -; 30. 2 po.
74-75c; gc. 3 bo. 73-74t; Ro. A
bn. W-71ae; No. 8 bo. 68a-69te.
g2p. 6 bo. 65-67c. - Ro. / gemii9s
i.g -; go. 2 bo. 74-75c; 30. 3 DO.
73-74s; SO. 4 bo. 7o-71e; nos.
bo. 6S5 69te; Ro. 6 DO. 65-67e.-
aoIbsnloru, ipeibss 70-72e; aol6ens
tern. s.lbss. 72-73e; aolbentorn.
gemifdiss. 70-72c per Bu,
Rogasn. = go. 2 98-99c;
go. 3 bo. 90--93e; To. A DO. So
e5s,
9dft - Hortbiptlfern Hp. z
ipsiber 49-50c; Rortbipriisrn Gtaue
barb tpsiber 4S-49e; J1oribtpeftern
Ro. 8 psibsr 46-47e; go. 3 ipeibsr
As -48e; 3ip. 4 ipeib.r
433441c: stp. 2 semiftter A-46e
10. 3 semifdtsr. eiubsimifder Al
Ar: 9o. 4 semiidter 40-42c.
Wbfster.
@srsauft ipurbsn TAP gbls,, Iis
Ititsrs Jiniibsb @pobs auf Der Baii5
BON $1.40 per ga[lone.
grpceries.
Raffse. - Japa 3-30e; mo- |
fla 90 30e; GUATEMALA faneb 19e;
pO. sEtsr 17ae.
yrMG I'm
Sirfr .,.....,........-.lth 16H |
8nlr ;.--.....-..........l 1bB
LSw Detr ..-.-.........--ts1 -bH 4
1rec Ltpindrp ........... .lbM tB
~fp1uEfe s-..,......-....i3M 1kH |
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AssDartiae Warfte.
Rem gcrt, 21. mar;

Rem gort. 21. wadr5.
Mebi.. Marft perdnberlib.
Msi;sn. - Uldrft pilig; go. l
Turum S1.2S; Ro. 2 barter $1.23;
Ro. / Nortberu DULUTH $1.34 un9
30. / Rortbrn Manito6a $1.41 I.
10. s. Rem gort.
Weli6torn. = Mdrtt iteiid: 0o. 2
sslbss SAC c. |. I. Rem gort.
9ofsr. - Wurtt iietig; Siannaro
5Oac.
Seu. Martt fsit.
Sopfen. - Wlnrtt itetis.
6duts. - Wlarti felt.
asber. - Martt ieit; Ssmlod firiis
26e; isconbs33-34e
sSOrt. = Rartt feiter; Msb S24.Oo
--24.50.
gtf. - Wartt feit.
S6mals. - Wartt feiisr; WlibSle
Msit 11.50--1160.
aala. Rarii Ttetig.
Wolse. Martt fetis.
Reis. = Waartt felt.
Nolaiies. Mortt feif.
3uder. - Robsr. Wlartt itetig;
Centrifugal $5.75; ROlaiies $500;
Rdfiinirisr. fsIt.
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ntfiion 4fn. d. sxt.fEiH. yae. d. st.. .iso<
sa sisai|s 8 a T. a. .a s,s ~. ,s:s ~:
ss's 8 80 e g. sts; ss. s.sl: s,ss i;aS s
rfftletfm e. ttt -Aieik ~ .y!u. ctt. 81. ;. eiX
tfcDof. xfnniit b fsl leHf.k7p. %. ~. m
errt of Ga. Il. 6r. isotslssvii5 Iaf e.. esu
Gfni, aenttsr ST.. ioiElqrtb. Soc. 81. -. ~
fsft Edtific. t... - lcifo g ref. lf. ~
Qtsfa5. 4 q. a.. siSdF6ii. Gonf. ~ .ieS 4
ttf'np. o. %. " ssts ffnn. gen. W .is2k
q-e. 9. iciut u ss+safaelna cen. A.. So
g, =. q Q. esr. a.. Ssls sifv. efssl Sc 80. q
essaSs 81 y ~ ssals Sc & s ssas r. e; ~
SIt& ~ 9 ssft VI hi05 u Ssab. r. &. nbi. 81. ssIs
g..n-S.kB.rei.yl.. sskl2s. H0f. -. ST.. tolJs
ebic. Rorftis. b SIS -. 9ns. ref. H.. ~
cof& 60. ref. AZ. s.,aies Eatisp. 81. -. fsz
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Twelfth lnninq
THE "CQME-bA

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Boston oct 9-The official figures
tor Saturdays game as announced
by the National commission were:
Attendance, S6117
Total receipts $76lS9.5O,
PLAYERS share $il.30l.S3.
Each clubs share. SlS.T6S Il
National commission share. $T64S.
q,
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POLICE COURT TO RAISE
BOOZE" FINES At D c

Oklahoma city, oct Getty court
fines imposed in the future on per
sons arrested for intoNcation in this
city VIII be heavier than heretofore
as the result Of an increase in the
number Of arrests for lntoxcation
within the past few weeks Accord
ing 10 statistics compiled by City
clork Armor If persons have been
arrested and fined during that time
Municipal Judge Marion u Splitter
when informed OF the Increase an.
nounced be would Immediately in
crease the amount Of the fine impos
ed on all offenders For month or
f8o the rule has been in the mum
Icipal court to attach a Jail sentence
in addition to the fine where the
liquor victim has been a frequent WIS.,
ifor
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story which says a German base
has been established
Secretary Lansing, who has re
turned to his post, after an illness,
refused 10 discuss the situation.
German base
SURVIVORS SAY THERE
WERE FIVE SUBS.

Newport, Oct 8. Rear Admiral
Ceaves, commander OF the de
stroyer fleet which went to the
assistance of the vessels sunk yes
terday, announced that he had OBJ
tained the names of approximate
ly 900 persons including thirty
three women and ten children,
who had been rescued.
Destroyers are still searching
for the Kingston S crew Stories
of survivors differed widely Some
declared they had seen five sub
marines, but undoubtedly there
were two. A member of the de
stroyer Balch S crew. said he saw
a submarine supply ship
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LANesToN SPRUNG A SURPRISE

Howard Langston son of Mr. and
Mrs J II Langston OF this city, who is
managing a department store at
Jennings, arrived Saturday night for a
short visit to his parents. And he
brought his bride Saturday afternoon
Mr. Langston and Miss Ruth Streeter
were united in marriage. It was a big
surprise TO the folks here when the
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FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS
GERMANY IT rms LOOS u
ll.OCk or -B0NT
(\DLRSEA FIGHTERS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE>
There was a gathering of allied
cruisers off the New England
coast today. Three reached that
point early this morning This,
it is thought, would case undersea
raiders to de-ert that field, strik-
ing the next blows further south.
Some officials expected to hear Of
new operations in the Gulf of
Mexico, where there is a persistent
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Sub Holds Up American steamer


A submarine held mp the American
steamer. Kansas bound from New
York for Genoa with steel for the
Italian government but ON establish
ing her identity allowed the American
TO proceed The Kansas came into
Boston harbor late last night for her
usual cali there
The hostile submarine is believed
to be the U-5S which paid call to
Newport yesterday and disappeared
at sunset Some naval men however
declared that at least two submarines
are operating close TO the American
shore though outside the thrce-mie
limit
The record of submarine warfare ms
brought to land by wireless dispatches
follows.
The Strathdene, British freighter
torpedocd and sunk off Nantucket
shoals lightship and later removed TO
Newport by torpedo boat desiroyers.
The Strathdene left New York yes
terday for Bordeaux and was attacked
at e a IN.
The Westpoint British ireighter
lorpedoed and sunk off Nantucket
Crew abandoned the ship in small
boats after a warning shot from the
submarines gun Officers and men
were taken aboard a destroyer The
vessel was attacked at l0.45 a m she
was bound from London for Newport
News
The Stephano British liner plying
regularly between New York, Halifax
and ST Johns, N f. Torpodoed south
cas- of Nantucket while bound for
New York. reported still afloat late
last night. Passengers and crew
numbering 14O were picked up by the
destroyer. Balch and transferred to
TIE destroyer, jenkins The attack
was made at 4.30 p m.
The Kingston British freighter, tor
pedoed and sunk southeast of Nan
tucket Crew missing and destroyers
searching for them This vessel Is
not accounted for in maritime regis
tors aud may be the Kingstonian. The
attack occurred at p m.
The Bloomersdiik, Dutch freighter
torpedoed and sunk south of Nan
tucket. Crew taken aboard a de-
stroyor The steamer was bound from
New York to Rotterdam having sailed
Saturday night
The Christian Knudesen, Norwegian
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TEDDY is COMING

A telegram from lanes McGraw
Republican national committeeman
who is In New York is to the effect
that candidate Hughes will not visl,
oklahoma during the campaign, but
that Colonel Roosevelt will be here
during October for three speeches.
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region north Of Lcsboeufs

region north of Lcsboeuis.
The Franco British thrust Of yes
torday on the somme front is char
aclerized hy German army head
quarters today as new attempt on a
large scale to break through the Ger
man lines between the Ancre and the
sommc Tho effort failed ard only
II is declared at Lcsars and at isolat-
"A uoints TO the south were me al-
lacking forces able to enter German
positions
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froighter, torpedoed and sunk near
where the Boomersdik went down.
Crew picked up by desIroyers The
vessel sailed from New York Satur-
day for London.
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MILLER BROTHERS
SHOW IN WRECK

Norfolk, Va, oct "a special train
on the Virginia railroad bearing the
iOl Ranch and Buffalo Bill Wild West
show was wrecked Sunday near Vic
toria. A score of horses were Killed.
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COTTON GlNNED IN LOGAN

There We're 2iSl bales OF cotton
sinncd I'm Logan county prior to Sep.
temher 21th as compared with none
ginned up to same date in 1915.