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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
0an3 Cincinnati
@ob iidl seitcrn in bem prad)tisca
@uarenpalait Der 8. G. z. fpsnc
So. Gin 9ienbeSuuns.

Cjanj Cincinnati ieierte an gcIri,
gen Gage Die giinUei6ung oes MN.
mebr III alien ieinen ein5elbeitcn
Dn!iei!oetcn mad)tigell aallfpalnIic5
Der s. & g. Eogie 50. Zen ganjel
Sag DinNlrdD iclpie in ben 9lbsno-
ltunoen ltromtcil Die Sellte her
bel; Ocnn al 6em geitrigen 0cnf
lpilrciacn Gage ludren Die @cidmtt5.
rdnnle Der s.. & g. 4so9lle So. dudl
glbenhs gcoiitet ,aber es Dulloeite It4j
eili5ia uno aqein nm einen Grlpiang
III glrcn bcr 8ablloien @onrcr l.no
t5ren;loe Der 6irmu.
Iie ofii5lclle GnnpeiDun9sieler
Siuq IN Der lfittogsitln0e I'M erilcn
Stof!pert in @cgainpart einc3 iiGer.
ans 5a1Irciden Tublifnms Dor III.
Sic SeItreoner, Die BON Serrn 9iobcrt
Bpgue nit fur5en 9er5li6en g9ortcn
cor9citellt pi,rben, maren Yilrgernlcl'
tier 9eorge Bitdta uno Sol. gS. ..
Ieliib, Der Brdiioent Der 9anoela.
TANNER, oeren 9luSfilbrunpen nit
letbaftem gsifaa aufgenomnen rur-
Gen.
9iirgernleiiter TuAta ipru6 ii6er
RE Gntplfelung GincinnctlS mO
:i6er 0us rpunoerbare @ah h5tfnlm Der
8. & g. 9Sogue 60, Die ii6 ais
tleinen bei6eioenen glnidngen enlppr.
9earbeitet bat, big lie Eunmebr ben
orc bartiglten aauipalait Der StaOt
5eiitt. Col. Meliib begliiflpiinittc
ebenfaqs Die 6iuna s1 ibrer grfoIgell
lnlo ga6 Der Soffnmg 9lusoruf, 0ab
Seitens oeS failfenoen Pl6lifums Oic
gemiibuneen Der $. & Q. 9ogue 50.
au6 gebilbrenoe glnerfernung uno
lluteritiisung iitben tpiiroen.
SelbItreoeno prangten aac Stof'
Derfe i'm prddltigIteu 9lumcltfdmlf,
oeum bon @eidditsireuuben, Don ben
9lnqeitellten llno aid periouliGen
5reitnben Der GbeiS poren gar5
prdd,tige '9Iimetritiife geialot pcr-
oen. bic allgemeine geipuuoerHng
faitoen.
SelbitberItan6li6 marei Sic
idnlmtli1en neru StodGperfe DOM
iriiben 0iorgen bis I'M 5ebn llbr
glbenos unausgeiest nit elmer nad
tauieitben 5ablenOen Menifenmenge
teoolfert, Die uuter Der flnoigcn
0itbrltng Der liebenstpiiroiger 9lngc'
I!ellteu Der 6irma Gle 9tailmlidfeiten
in aIugeni6cin uabmen uno iiber taa
0eieDene natiirlif poa Oes Sobe3
mt Der geseiiteruna iparer. gtament-
Ii9 Der &iihlrolm fiir Die Rel3pac'
rem iotpie 9l6tbeIlrngen fir 1oiletteu
nro Bnsmaberei Iparen es, Die in
cuereriter 2inie oas Sntereiic ser
3aHenpelt feiielten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
4er gtabtratb.
Die StaSt muF lpieber ein Garleljcn
ppu $4,000 aufnebmen.

Ser Staotratb tpirb beute BON BUR
Jerrncilicr 4AldJta angegangen ntr-
oelL cine teupordre 9lnIeibe Don
S743.000 ge1en tltr5iriitige Noten
gutoilbeibelL oa Die StuOt bleler
SllnInre bebnrf I'M bis Gnoe bea
Sabres auSfonmen 81 fonnen.
Serner miro 9fihter @eQ, Der por-
iise,loe GiGter Ses Whuri5ipal-
qcridts, Inn cine peitere 9eruiQigiutg
BON 5000 fir 3clgen. un0 @eidpuo.
renenaebiibren in Mltiti5ipalgeritt
naGiudeu. neil Der iiir bieien 3rpef
beitilnmte Sonos bereits eri6opit lit.
Staotratbsnitglieo Dtartln ooE ser
bicrtcn @uro miro oen StabtratD
cine Giniaolmg 5u Der an fcnlu1enoen
Sanlitag itattfin0enoen gimuei6uil1
Der iocten oil Der Bart sluanue
ooQenoeten Bride iibernIlttcln.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
35 Gents Gas.
Die meme GntenprbinanS bilrite brute
nDm StaDtratb angeuummen
luerDcn.

Gle neue GasratcuorOinan3, pelAe
Ser &reis iiir @as auf 80 Gents
9teito erbobt un6 glei63eitig cinc @ti'
ninillgebiibr BON 80 Gents etnfiiDrt,
oiirite be,te IN Der SiBung res
Sta0trat6s befinitip anqenontmen
'peroen. Die gorlage bat iGon 3IUci
Gciungen paiiirt ltno oa 5u tbrer oe-
finitiren 2lnratn1e ans ben 33 nirr
II Stinmen ericrberlitb iinS, ideinI
lire iflteblihe 9Innabmc 9eftdert.
Gie @iiienben slauben iogar, oab q
Stirunen fiir oieielbe abge9ebelt iDer-
hen. Iie Sorlaee gebt im GSaQ ibrer
9lnnal,me oil Sen 9lirgermeiIter, u!ti
con oernieIben our6 ieIne Inter
ihriit beitdtigt oper an6eruialls re'
tiert Su lperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
Spring GrOpe wiro GrORtabt.
S7,902 Feriuueu Iiesen bort sim
eipigen Sdlummer se6ettst.

9tuf bem prddtissn Sprins Grope
5risSbof babeu biz ieBt 1892 pers
ionsn bic Issts Rubeitdttc eefunbeH.
Gas gebt aus bem Ysrit)t bes Ses
tisidrs Serrn Soi. 6. Spear bsrpor,
Der ssitsrn in Der SabrssDeriamms
lung Der Sprins 9rrDe Cemetery
GHocidiion unterbreitet purb.. 4uf
eieier .Grobitabt Der 5obtsn" bsfinz
een iI6 1886 GrbbssrGbniiie, bereu
geiibsr bic Gsisai9aft tiibsn. Sprins
@robe 1T eins rside aorpOratiOH, Die
aber nidt les 9sipinnss rpegsn ess
sriinost tpuroe, ipenn aud Elm rsihsr
unterbaltungsf6nbs porbanben III.
Die gebsutung Der &orporaiion er>
helIisn bic JT0Bsn 3ablsn, pslde Gin
nabmsn unp aussdbsn ausoriitsH
go 6etruesl Die ginnabmsn in benz
nit bsm 80 September gu Gnos gs-
aansenem Sabr nebft hem 9eitdno
bonn 8oriabr 89,50o.o2 uno Die
4ussaben h5iffsrten iit in osntiels
ZEN 3eiiraum auf $177,65Z5s, TO-
Aab am Sabrssidlub Elm 9sitano bon
$21 .460.40 su per5eihnsn mar.
$47,476.75 fpiireen aug bem Ser.
taui bon Standardization rsaIiiirt,
$34.384.10 aug geerbisungen unS
Junbamsnttautsn. S16,416.4S aus
@runorents, $3.50 aus 3inIsn
auf gpnbs uip. Inter ben 9lusgas
ben iiauriren $45,742.61 llntsrb1ls
tiinsstpiisn, $179s9 pnrben fir Sas
Idre bssablt, $9463 fir arb.itslObHe
ufp.
Der Sabrss6sridt bes Superintene
benten Ssrrn Wm. Salfpap aibt gsa
rduen 9luii4lub iibsr bic arbsitsn
unb 9erbsiferuusen. bic auf SprinS
9rope perriftst ipurben.
Glsihssitig fanb eeitern bic Gr@
adn5unastpahl bss 8erpaltunasratbss
ffatt. Die s,erren 9. R. Burton,
Wm. @ortbingtcn uHo artbur gipp.
beren Sermin abselaufen mar, ipurz
ben auf ipsitsre bret Sabr. In ben
geripaIiunssrdtb eefpdblt. 2ebterer
crsaniiiert iih am Gr.itas oisisr
gDods.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
Mmf Der 99ahn aetDbtet.

Ger Gticrbabner Ire0. @lbers,
ipeldcr ais Seftionspormonu IN
0ieulfen Der g. & 3. Silorpeit Glen.
babn iton0 unS 727 Diaiu lStraBe nj
Gopinoton mobnbait mar, prrOe ge.
tern Morgen bel 9lroerion tSerrp pom
'Sdncagig eetroffen uno uitt Der
Stelle getobtet. Gr wori,te ieine 2ellte,
belueftte uber ielblr ridIt. oab eer
3ul ibon 70 nabe tpor. Die 9eife oes
40 Sabre alten Dtonnes puroe nat
Der Wtoraue pebrobt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
&cliiesgeitrrt.

SSn einem SlnTal ron moncntaner
Seiitesgeitort6eit brahte eeitern @or.
mittag Der SO Sabre alte 9Dttlieb
ghe, pou 9to. 2007 &ine StraBe, lid;
nit cinem SbI1hterbeH mebrere
tiefc &cpinunOen bel. Der @eoaiI.
crnsluertbe pilr0e iofort entlpafiEet
mo Hadl Dem itdrtiidcn SoipitoI &c.
idIuift no Die 9Ier5te Die @rnNen fir
unaefdhrIih ertI0rten. gr nuroe ic,
>odl sin 9e0baitimg icines @eiites-
3uItanbes i'm SoIpitol belaiIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
Gterblihfeitsberiht.

Clara ~. Sofimam, -, S0I
Seltd slpe., Oipbtberitis,
@core, 8. 6lcpers, 8, SIS Sar'
riet Ctr, YPagenIeioen.
Senrp q. Shafer. 81. 319 StiteS
Gpe., 9ticrcnleioen.
3apio g. Sancpd, 46. 730 Gin
ton Ctr, 9nltpene,lt5iinoung.
Maria Wtiaer, 40, PA @aoe Ctr,
9eierenlciocn.
Cora 5irrc. SO. 1915 0ebIer
Stt., 9tiercnleiocn.
@arQaretb Sornberger, 70. 1851
0tUorc Ctr, 9uftrobreuent5iiliSlmg
@Ii5abetb Sidlira, Sc, 1886 Soclii
Ctr. Sdnaae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
Ser lit Der Sooh?

sa eiuem @dBdcn biuter Der
Gdcrt' teR 3uderlpaureuiabrif an Der
ggelt Court StraBe, lpuroe gelicrn
@ormittng Die 2eidDe eines drrullib
1cFIeioetcn, ettpa 80 Sabre aIten
alapnes eeiuroen imo HadJ Der
1torSue iiberfiibrt Nm Dem Eootcn.
ser niieenIteinlidJ eireS notiirlltjen
Sooes Geitorbeu lit, rpuree uidIts ae.
fitnoen, mas 81 ieiner Soertifi5irnns
kdtte iiibren founen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
4entfAes 1beater.
Naditen Counting glbfnh ols GrSii.
nansspOritcnnna: o1ie iclisc
GUcaen5". gnitipicl pon
3sresber nno Steim.

I'm IN sinem S6laser eriter alaiIs
IoIort feline ,san3e 9aupttruppe ins
@efeGt fiibren gu f0nnen, bat Oirefz
tor S9mib fir Cen Gr0ifnungsab;ao
in unierem bsuti6en 5beater am
nddften Sonntag prestsr nno
Stein's groBe 2uitipiel RoOitdt
Die ielige gr3ellen5" 5ur 2luffiib,
rung anseiest.
Die felige Gr3eQens lit zines jes
ner 10 feItenen Guitipiele, bic tsine,
ober pielmebr nur 6duptrollen bas
ben. Die Yerfuiier fiibrsn uns eine
lanse Rei6e dubsrit omiiiantsr, liebe-
Weni9en Dor. bersn @srt0rperung Elm
tories unb tiinitlerii9 auf Der .oobe
itebeHoes GniembIe berlangt unb bic
0irettion f4meitelt Ii6, 6ieT.s Sabr
ais Reiultat Iorgfdltiser QusipabI
ibrer bariteaenben &iinitler befer in
Der Gage 5u isin, fein ubserunoete
auffiibrungen beraus3u6ringen als
je supor. ginige Sdher, in benen es
friiber ettpas baperte, baben neus.
Before 8ertretuua bisies Sabr erb1ls
tsn 10 bab felbit bic iogenannten fleis
nen Rollen gu ri6tigsr 9eltung foms
men tperben, mas gum grfolg zines
feinsu 2uitfpieles, ipie es Die Ielise
Gr5ellen5" 1T, abiolut notbtpenbig 1T.
Die autoren Derlsgsn ben S9aua
plat ibres Dertss in bic beutiden
bobersn GefeGi9aftstrsiie, etpas Wais
litdr unb ettpas 3ioil in ansensbuls
tier Wifduug. feline, prd6tige olte
Germ, letensIuitigs Susenb unb ba<
5pii9en cine Rsi9s Jisuren, bic me-
BEN Der SituatiOnss bic allsemeine
aomit liefern, tlirs, eiue isnsr brill
lanten Wiidunsm, aus benen bic
tunbise 5anb bes auitipislbidters
jsne pridelnbsn, 9eit uub Semiitb
aHresenben aOmobien suiammsnisst
bic ben 8orsus, bas gnt5iidsn uno
bic Sebnfu9t Don SO pro5ent allsr
56eaterbeiuder bilben. Ta6 ben
llrtbeil Der beuti6lGnbii6en gerufse
tritit iinb in ben leBtsn Sobren bic
grfolse, bic bon Der nSeltgen gGelz
len3" auf allen 9iibnen errunsen ipors
ben iinb, upn nur ipenigen Wsrtsn
isinsr 2frt i errsi9t porben unb
aud Iie betonen als bauptIddli6iisn
8Or3ug ben briIldnten Sialos, bic fa>
mole 5anbluHg unb bi. Rsi6baltig>
teit Osr fosenanHteu aroBen RoIlsn.
NuH liest es BEL bsm pubIitum.
neben bsm iiinitIsriI6en aud ben ma.
terisllsH griols Iidkrauitsllsn, Der uur
bur4 Elm aushsrtauftes Saus mOgIih
1T. Gs Ddrs serabe3u berrli9, tpenn
Sonntag @5snb beim Gmporraul1en
bes 8orbangss gum eriten 4it, jsoer
Sib i'm Graub Opera 9ouie beiegt
irdre!
Referbirte Sise finb an ben tss
fdnnten gOrDertaufsiielleu 5u baben,
ndmlic1 Bog C 2atamps Qpotbts
an 9ine uno 3ip0liter Strabs iOiuie
an Der gOr Office beg Granb Spern>
bauies. Announcements 9eitslluHgsn
iperbsu I'm 56dterbureau 31s prpz
Dtbent 9ant 9ebdube, 9elspbou ge>
nal 1857, n.9egeHqenpmMeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03

SUvil 1c uluicL u. III 9tuujiubDtIS
ii,alter DOH s5obn De Dfolet f.;
@rurbeigefitbiim $500.
2ouis 3iinnlieitcr lit Nadjlo5per.
lunltcr bon 2oiiiie 1inlnlieiter; l,er.
iona!ien $500.
eli5abetb SdrpiegerIe lit gtahlai,.
reriualterin bon a,oGn &. Sdapac.
Jerlc, @rinIoeieeutfint $2500.
sSsrrp q. 9oiro lit 9tatlaBpcrrnl.
fer pon Sarriet 6. @lainep; Ieric.
nalien $500, Grunoeigellibm S250D.
9sill WcGleaano lit 9iadIobper.
matter pom @nicp gfcGleaauo; yer.
ionolien 500.
gcrnaSine iSieoeloep rernindjt Der
ct. Eaill u. 81. Stride $3.50 fir Diei,
len itno oen 5ieit ibres gernlogens al
ibre iiinf enfel.
Jrcb. 3coeler perinadjt iein Ser,
mogen oil feline ebattin fora ,Seoeler
luib George SdIalemnnn ons ieine ell
ieiIe gottin, slnna Sdbalemonn.
Der pericnIidle Iad,lob oes 2oui0
e. ,3icgle lit oli sos, 1916 nno icin
Griulbeigentbim agf $63 900 a6]e.
ihdt,t pcroen. Sm pcrionlifen Tad$
lab iino III slftien Der eSobn gau
Ganee Co., i'm @ertbe BON $69.375
iino f31 iold,e (preierreo) inn Wertge
bon $f3, 100 angeiett.
Ter perionlidJe Rad,laB bes Senrp
Sfulte betragt S2259.50. oerieniQc
Ses 2oiiis Senrp 5aneinm $15ol.11.
9erlangi mebr 3infen.
Charles OeDpu, elmer Der 8onbse
inbabsr Der Obbfeaoip 9smple So,
1lllterbrei!ete gsitern I'M Sniolpen5ss,
ridt ben antfas, bag @alter W.
S6oenIs, Der Sruitee Der Geielfdaf.,
dngetpieisn tpcrbe, ben Yonbinbaberr
anitatt a pro3., tpie er felt LANCER Sci.
getban bat, 5 pro5ent 3inIen duf bic
Bombs su 5d5len, tpie bas urIpriings
lid porseIsbsn iit. Bel elmer friiberss
@elesenbeit, ais EN- dbnliher Qntra5
eeftellt tpurbs, erfolgte eine Gnti6sls
bung 3u Guniten bss 3ruitess. mad.
benz er na4gspieien hattie, bab bic
GeieIifait nur A prp5ent 5ublet
tDnne. Die 2lnseIegenbeii pirb beuts
8ormittas DOT Ri9ter &saep gum
@ustra5 tommen.
@erfhiebcnes.
Gbas. Serrman, Der iiberiii6rt
,purbe, aupierorabt I'M @ertbe bon
$37, 5iln IadJtbeil Der Cincinnati {,
Columbus Sractiol 60. geitoblem 5ll
baben, rpltroe BON 9iid)ter 3 8. 5oii.
man Der .geiierlngsauitaIt
iibermieien. !
Sn Sa6en Ses @ntpalts Go.
Sranfs, Der einen 9Lntrag geltellt fat
te, SaB an Steae Ses Stihters s. @.
!Soiininn, Der augebli6 .poreinge.
nomHteu" iei elm anoerer Hiflter Sic
Yerban5lllng Der Gd)eiounsstlage
Sarrp aegen gailiue Gbonlds 5ur
8erbanolung alifrebme, belt Sber.
rrhter Sugb 0i6olS bonn S6eritaats.
gerid)t geIteru cine SerbGnolltng ab,
na6 Seren 9eenoiptng er ben 9lntraJ
hss Srarrfs oIs ittbegriinbet be5eih-
nete unS iIiolgeoeiien abpies.
Ger S'eitaurateur Teter Speros,
30@ 8eit 5. StraBe, bat seiiern IN.
folge idledten @eidpdit5sangs ein
Qiiiptment an Geo. 6. Salpfe Dorge'
nonlmen. Die glftipa beIaifen ii6 auf
$500 iino Die paiiiua auf S700.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
pals aeiturben.

Ter slnitreider slrtoreip Safiep,
81 Sabre ali ,no uiperbeirat6ct,
ipur6e seitcrn fritz BON iciner gsob.
ming 1887 'Glm Strabe, au Sdrn.
ucrsiftlng Ieitenc. nud, rem aase.
mcincn itdbtiiden aranfenbaus &c.
tradt. Seoe SiIfe fam 5u ipat. oeim
Der Mann itor6 cine Gtunoc naf iei.
.,,cr Ginliefer,,ns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03

ellie 9 Miles, CT, 1897 goJc-
lpooo Ctr, 9tierenleioeu.
2oiilia J.. Macanlep, 73, 1915
airbD gIpe.. Shla9anfaQ.
,rSSofn .Hsper, %, 2707 @iuc Ctr,
)}ierenleiaen.
Gonuro o. @n6res, a, 2613 2in'
oeu Str., 8ranolpunoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03

Der 9ampf in Der glatipnal 2iea
um bag Satrespennaut lit nod IN
entitiebsn. Sn Der 4msrican Qila
lit Der Sieg BEN geitoner rgut6,
iodsn". ben lestiGbrisen Champions
rieber SugefaIlsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
GrIiest SranownnScn.

Ter pier Sabre aIte GoporS
@ncreS, bon 20. 2613 9incoln siue.
lit. oie geitern Coroner Or. Soert-
mercr heridtet lpuroe, 9rmbmunotb
erIeeeu. Die er ilh am perilollenen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-03
Oaie'SaH.
Die ugieSs" aui Der 8eiie 5u Iuttsrn

llnisre rRebs" paren gsitern bamit
befddftiet 8orbereitungsn our abz
reiIe nah ibren 5eimatbsorteu Su
treffeu UNI 4bItieb BON ibrsn bieIi9eH
5ablrsi9sn ssreunbsn gu nsbmsa.
ginige perIieben bic Stdbt i6ou
seiiern glbenb. 8aienbiitsr 9rob 1T
Der gin5ise, Der bier, no sr bic Sat
tin gefrsit, isin psrmansntss Ssim
oufssi6Iagen bat uno ben Wiutsr 5us
brinssn tpirb. Sduptlins MatbeipfOn
ptro msbrere Gage bier Oerpsilsn,
um bic qlGne CUR Reoraaniiirung Der
nRsbs" fiir bic nd6Ite Saiion gu Oers
pollitdnoigen, Donah sr in feline
Seimatb i'm Often 5uriidtehren uno
bort bem Sample Inn bic Champion
Ibip beipo5nsn lpirp. Gs psrlautsi,
baB brsi Sdlsubersr, elm ssGHstr
uub i. 5ipei gaisnbiitsr unb S6pdrz
mer burh neue Spieler erIebt tperbtn
icasn, unb buB Cincinnati poiitip i'm
nd6iten Sabrsstampfs burh einen
gsipiNusnben Slub pertrstsn iein
tpiro.
ReiuItatbergefrigen
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-05-31
AND THINK! The GREATEST SALE in TWENTY YEARS IS COMING OFF
SUPREME SELLlNE SENSATION

Each and every article In store to be marked plain, and sale opens
without pestponement. Entire stock Of staple merehantIls In this
store, and right At the time you can save hundreds Of dollars by At
tending this sale. Amid the best season, all goods 90 on sale, and your
money back for any article II not exactly a. represented. FIJI your
home with what you need. Now 10 the time. You may have seen.
heard and read Of saiss-but never one, like this.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-03-03
Republicans in Hard Straits.

Ability has apparently become a
crime in the Republican party The
leaders are suspicious of it. The col
onel and the rest of the Bull-Moose
herd might resent it. Even Justice
Hughes is looked upon with more or
less distrust, and about the only ac-
tive support that he has comes from
men who think it would be a good
thing to prostitute the United States
Supreme court in order to placate
the Roosevelt Progressives.
Elihu Root must have been deeply
touched by the honeyed compliments
of Mrs. Depew's speech; but il the New
York Republicans have such exalted
respect for Mr.. Root, why are they
afraid to get behind him and make
him their candidate for president?
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-03-03
Home bluTl.
| 7 Helps Y |
WOULD TEACH CITY PLANNING
Architect Thinks Il Should BE a Part
of the Curriculum Of the country's
Public Schools.

Frederic l.. Alderman, a member OF
the committee on town planning In
the American Institute of Architects
advocates the teaching of city plan
ming In the public schools. 1t Is his
idea that only by educating succeed
ing generations of the public through
tho medium of the public school may
we acquire correct standards for re.
making our present cities and for
building new ones, and he brought IT
out in a recent address on The Archi-
tectural Side Of City Planning"
Mr.. Ackerman's theory is more con-
cerned with education than with archi-
lecture. His main theme is that the
architectural side of city planning Is
dependent upon proper methods of ed
ucating future citizens up to high
standards of architectural beauty.
Architecture dependc so utterly upon
the physical conditions of an environ
ment, he says, that, unless these con-
ditions be reasonable, architecture can
do nothing. The reasonableness of a
set of conditions depends, according
to Mr.. Alderman, upon the people liv-
ing under them.
He refuses to limit his definition of
the term, city planning. 1t Is not
merely a series of legislative acts i'm
posing set of conditions to which a
peoples life must be worked into con-
formity, says Mr.. Alderman, nor Is it
merely the carrying out of certain the
cries developed by city planners, en-
gineers and students of social and eco
nomic conditions, or of the ideals of
an architect. 1t is not merely pro-
viding for adequate transportation,
proper sanitation, better housing or
more beautiful surroundings; It is all
of these, with more added to the list.
City planning. in brief, is provision for
a more adequate physical expression
of the composite ideals of groups Of
people thrown together by social and
economic forces.
Mr.. Ackerman's method for teach
ing city planning to the school child
would begin with making it clear to
the child that there are things for him
to consider in our towns and cities
which are vital t. his comfort and
well being, and which, incidentally,
have to do with architecture and art.
The idea is to instill in the child's
mind keen interest in the various
phases of his physical environment
and it's possible improvement
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-03-03

where the waist line is unbroken.
The sleeves are notably original IN
cut and are finished with flaring,
turned-back cuffs neatly bound with a
narrow braid. The same finish out
lines the collar that is cut to roll about
the neck and is high in the back.
There are wide revers and the coat
fastens to one side with three buttons
that extend from the waist line down
ward. They are joined to three but
tons, set opposite to them on the
panel, by narrow braid. Smaller but
tons are set on the sleeves and they
are further decorated with braid.
Some of the new suits are finished
with smart rows of stitching. Novelty
buttons and pockets come in for con-
siderable attention, and short capes
have the prestige of the favor of Paris
to give them assurance. There is va
riety in everything but outline. Even
in this regard the tailormade suit will
be allowed a certain degree of indif-
ference to the mode and need not at.
tempt the great amplitude that marks
other gowns.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-03-03
Overwhelmed With Prosperity.

One of the great trunk-line railroads
has issued notices that it will accept
no more freight consigned for export
for an indefinite time to come. ITS
tracks are full of loaded cars from
New York to Buffalo and hundreds of
them are hopelessly stalled on side
lines. Other trunk railroads are also
overwhelmed with traffic which is
damned up and sets back as far west
as the Ohio line.
We shall hear it said that the roads
have been sh<ryed into an insufficiency
of facilities to handle the business OF
an ordinary degree of prosperity. This
lis not the trouble at all The trouble
is at the seaboard, and the trouble
there is not an absolute scarcity of
shipping but scarcity relative to ex-
port business far SURPRISING all rec
ords.
Our actual exports are running in
value 25 to 35 per cent beyond the
usual volume of the season. This
means that more ship tonnage is Of
fering than ever before in spite of the
tie-up Of German shipping and the
great losses and diversions Of English
and French shipping because of the
war. Upper New York bay is full of
vessels loading from lighters-vessels
drawn from every quarter of the world
by high rates and a demand which
still vastly exceeds this extraordinary
supply of any old tonnage that will
float.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1916-03-03

to $4,000, according to the character
of construction, whether surface treat
ed, penetration or mixing method. The
bituminous type is quite general in the
eastern states.
AS indicating costs in other sections
of country, the state highway commits
sioner of Michigan reported that in
1918 the average cost for macadam
roads was $4,000 per mile, clay-gravel
roads $1,000 per mile, and concrete
roads about $4,000 per mile. The
average cost of state highways con-
structed in Ohio two years ago was
$3.50. According to types, in 1912
the brick-paved highways averaged
$14.650 per mile and the macadam
highways $3.50.
In California the first $50 miles of
the state system Of highways cost an
average of $S.143 per mile and con-
sisted principally Of thin concrete with
a thin coat of bitumen. The maximum
and minimum figures given are not abb
solute, but are intended to present the
usual range of costs. The rates given
include grading. drainage, surfacing
and engineering costs.