davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-05

DsutI6e ibnea pObl he!fen iJollten.
bic @ngldnber eiis @dlais biuaus5us
iperfen!
glur ben sritsn sng br1hien nis
aefdngenen Gngldnoer in Der dlisa
@itnbeGe meiH lieasne ,u iic ma
rem gans gebolig srifop.! -, aber iest
beginnen tie i6on tpiener i'm grobsn
Soie i6re iportlifen Spiels uuo jas
gen berum, fbeI pie JLHse 6une..
Ulan bat Ipirtiidh mid. bas @efHbl.
BEL ben Gngldrpern u1ter SoloatsH
3u ipeilsn; j,oe i6rsr geDegung.n.
bic gan8e @rt, fi6 gu utusbmeH, III
ldiTig uho unmflitdriid, Ielbit urea
eigenen Offi3ieen gegeniber. gs Jeh.
big CUR Mdni:rloIi9teit pno 5lsgelei
ipsnn 70 ein jpnger 2iinumel, BON rei=
nem eigenen Sapitdn angeiproben,
nit Der pfeiie i'm W.unbe unb ben
6dnben in ben 6ofentaitfsu mdulfaui
dntDortet. llu9laubIth Jung iino bic
britiiden Sffiiiere; s'n Suuptmuna
1T bd, biellei6tWlltte sIpon5tg, Der gut
9eutfb fprift. neil er sirei Sabre in
pdr. Gr III e6en einsetrofz
zen uno fruat mid, pie er bier nm
bsften nad Gdmbrai tdme. mo er Gias
tGufe MAIDEN ippae. @r mar gang ers
haunt, u!s er bOrte, ba5 er 'i6 nidr
frei bepegen oiirfe. IS ip;rb aud nO1
!anse 3eit bduern, Biz Der @ngldnber
einfeben lernsn iptro oab es non
Y0lter auf @rben gtbt, ii6er bic ~
feline Mo6t BAT; aber ID CLAUDE, OaS
sr bier5u nod einen gtten 5auitiAlag
3Dii9en bic Qggen bruu6tl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-05

es mir,t fait tomiTd. fraris0fiit:
osr snsliid. 3eitunssn 5u lslsH,
IsRu man pisl mi: @sfaHssnsn Der
tsiben WeitmGhte pertebrt BAT. Der
Gesenias i'm urtbeil u6sr aass, mas
ben aries betrifft, 1T traitii9; bic
3eitunseu peIbsn iG9lid alberns.,
otrlisren INNER mebr ben lesten Rsit
EfuHben urt5eils, uno i6re Sprads
eriunert fart an bds tpiitbenbe Nl6.
idimpfen tlsinsr unsesogensr Sungen,
bic priiseI betommeu hahen. Sc me51
bic SolDIt6 in ben TeiHolideu 3eii
tunsen I'm iia sretft. tsiho niI9ter.
uer, bsito Oerniiuftiger ipre9en uRo
bsn,sn bic gsiansenen. SisIsn a6sr,
be ben Sriss am eisensn 9si6e erlett
unb erbuloet baben, III las9r 5u sldul
ben, als balbpsrriidten 8eitungsI6rsis
BERN In trisssfsruer Rtrattipnsitu6e.
Sbre gegsiiteruug flummt nod 6ef.;g,
!br Sub 1T friid, tbre 5soer uuenbIi4
blutbiiritis. Tas aqes ssipobnt m,n
iih ab.r RAID ab in Ter Welt Der
Sbat, in Der 70 beorudtss papier nur
mad feinsr MaiIe uno Srauhbarteit
bepsrtbet tuirb. Gs 1T ndmIi6 ii6ers
rcf9enb, nit tpel9er geru6tung ber
iransoiiite optr ensliIGs 9efangene
BON jeinen eissnen .3eitungen ipridt.
bic er spar Iieit. I'm iid gu ssritreuen,
bensn er aber ;Gngit tsiE Wort me6r
glaubt. ,Dieie SintsnfiTde Iollten MIR
s:nmal Elm paaz 5a1s gu uns berdus
in ben graben tommen, oann tpiiroe
ibnen bas aiis:n psrsebm, unb bpfs
fsntlid irepiert bann tpsnisitens nod
bic SdIfte pon ihnen!!" - Das bort
man oft, fat INNER NIT benielben
Worten, b06ftsns, bab elmer not
birpuiebt: sir biefe 9anoe gu Sauie
finb mir inmsr nod ni4t tapfer se-
nug!'
Das III aber aud bas einsige @e'
msinfams, fpas i6 spiIden sefanses
nen yransoien unb @n9ldnbern ees
funb<n babe. Cont uuierideiben iie
jih IN allen uno jebem, unb SIpd-
gum 8ortbeil bes Jransoieii. Dieicr
Il. tpirti6 burd unb sur6 SoIbat,
pieImebr dls nan oenten mS9te; isne
bur9 unb burd unIplbaiiih, mttIus.
nubme Der tpenisen, bic mod BON ben
alien admpen Der ensliiten armee
bel 3riessbegiun iibrig eebIieben fino.
mir treffen ipieber bas 20. frun3Oiiz |
ffe Irmeetorps. bos idon 5tpetmui |
bel Werbun, gang friid ailfgefiillt. |
iebt an Der CONNIE gum orittsn Wlais
.rsdRat. unb bort. MO 60 am beiBsiten |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-05
SdiTsseidiise friiber umo Jest.

gfus 9onbon ptrb gemeloet, odB
England jeBt S6ifTe nit 18s3oltgsH
9ei9iiBen armirt, bas beibt nit &as
libern, bic audi bic betannten 8auten
BON @Fen nod iibertreffen. gaerotnss
lit oieie Melbung nit 8orf9t duT5ua
nebmen, Da nab 2lnii9t DON Ja6leus
ten aud Der itdrtite S4iffst0rper ben
Riditob folder RieienscidiiBe talla
aus3ubalten imitanbe unD ibre Se@
bensbauer iebr bei6rdntt it, giach
finf3ig, b04itsns Ie6Sig S4Ihsn
iinb bic 3iige zines iol4en 9elhuBes
ausgs6rannt unb es lit ni4t mep:
perpen0bar.
Die Durai4lagsfraft oes 9el4oI<
les bdngt audi teinespegs nur BON
Dem &ali6er ab, Iunbern aud oon
@erbdltniB per2dngsa4Ie gum 0urd
meIier beg @ei6oHes unb natiirith
BON Der Gluggei4pinOigteit. Sin Gje'
idob, oas tauienO 9funo piegt uno
befien 2dngsadie bas @ierfude oes
Sur6msfers betrdgt, bat gum 9eiz
ipisl cine erbebli6 erObere 0urhs
f6lagstraft als elm gleiaidperes 9ea
fhob nit berielben Jlu9geI6ninoisz
felt babsn tpiiroe, bel Dem oas Yer
bGltniB Der Gdngsabie gum 8ur6s
meTer uur pie bret gu ems lit, tross
bem oas leBters ein gr0beres 9ali6er
bariteQen piirbe. ytatiirli6 mub bos
@erbdltnib bes Durdmefers 5ur
2tdie in sepiiieH iebr teIarGnfteu
Gren5en gebalten Derben, ionit min
be man iiberbaupt ni9t gu INNER sros
beren &ali6eru iibergeben. GngIanb lit
bdrin am peiteiten segangen; bdB
uber au6 bierin Der GeiitungsTdbigz
felt cine @rsn5s gefeBt 1T, bat Ole
SseI8la6t am Stagerrat ge5eigt, no
bic beutl6en 35.5 Geutimeter @es
i9iiBe ii6 ben engIiIben SO GeHtines
ter 9eiaiisen entIaieoeH iiberlesen
Seisten.
SieIe rieiisen 9eidiibe ii,tS cine
birette ISolseerIheinung Der panSes
runs Der S6iffe. Die alien bOl5ernen
S6iffe batten sipar audi @el6iibe,
bsren 8aIiber 10 grub uno t9eilipelle
nod grDber aIs bic Der beuttgen 8es
id1iibe tparen, aus oeren glatten Sob
rem aber MIR runoe Gei6oiIe geihofs
len fpuroen, bic an 8epi6t, Slusges
idpinbigteit unb 0urhicblagstrdft
audi ni6t i'm entfernieIten an Die
Der beutisen SefcbpHe bera
1ntamen. Sbre Wirtung auf ben
mar au1 i'm allsemeis
pen eering unb tpdbrenb beute Elm
,ber penige Sreffer seniigen, bag
Ir0bte pan8erichiff gum Sinten 5u
oriugen, erbielt gum geHpiel Relions
'SlaagI3iff in ber S6la6t Don 5raz
ialaar 800 S9iiffe in ben Rumpfv
,bne Su iinten. @rit bic @infiibrtng
ser gpmbentdnonen madts cine Tdnelz
ere 3eritDrung beg SfiffstDrp.rs
nDsli6. BGbrenb bes &rimtrtegss
lnb ielbIt i'm 9anti6en Sriege 1864
,ertpenbete man nod DurhDeg gIatte
59iffsgddiibe, unb ieIbit in Der
5dlacbt Bel 2iiia i'm Sabre 1856
iibrte bic 0ferreidiT6e Marine nur
penise sesosene 10 Gertimeter 9ea
diibe, tpdbrenb bic italieuii6e Waris
le itpn nit elmer eroben GnaahI gea
ogener Grmitrpns aanoneH ausse'
iiitet mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-05
3ufu br.

Rinbbteb - Die Situation
Fat ii9 nur iDsnig aebo6en. Die bshs.
rem aualitGten iparen ftetie, bic an'
beren afer unsersgslt. Webium Stiere
unb Gamers fnb Inn 15c niebrigec.
@uts Uiildtiibe uno CUTE Stodsrs uno
issbers iino itetig.
Wiittlere unb i4ipere Stiere $7.00
$50; 5leiider Stiere S5.5O-7.50;
auserleIene Bis ertra $7.25-8.W;
Seifers $5.00-65O; auserleiene Bis
ertra $6.75-700; Riibe $4.O0-5.s
%; auserleisns Biz ertrd $3.50
600; Gamers $3.25-4.15; U!ild.
fiibe $35.00-85.00; gtoders auo
;5esbers; Stisre $5.00-6.75; Seifsrs
$5.O0-5.5o; aabe $4.25-4.75.
8ufleH. : Die 3ufu6r mar
beute srOBer; bic Raafrage mdbis
unb bic preiie I'm 10-15c niebriser.
5etts 8ulIen $6.25-8.75; gologna
$5.5O-6.00; magsre uno lsi9te $500
adlber. = Die gea6fraee mar
eine CUTE unb bic prsiie feit; 3ufubr
eering.
Bette leiGie &dI6er $12.25-12.,
80; fair Bis CUTE $9.5O-12.25; ors
gindrs uub srobe $4.00-11.00.
9 dDeine. - Die preiie batteH
beute fart su leIbeH unb fielsn lin
25-5Oc. Seit ben bObsn preiIen pon
3ipsi DOden auriid iino bisist6sn lit,
81 .90-2.45 gefallen. Jertel iinb feft.
@ute bis auserleiene Derianbt. unb
SlsiI6eriorten $9.40-9.50; aussrle,
ieHs mittlsre 16O big $50 pfunb 49,
5O-8.65; leidt. 8erfaHbtfortsn 12o
Big 155 pfunb s8.25-8.5O; orbinds
re bis CUTE Gertel 10 pfunb unb fDs'
niger s5.O0-8.5O; orStudre bis aus
srleiens f9ipere istte Sdne 500
S.75; Stass $7.00-S.25.
g 6afe unb 2dmmer. Die
Situation Bat fid beuts ni6t oerdn'
bert unb bic preiie bliebeu ftetig.
Sdafe, aua.rfeiene Biz EXTRA $3.50
CUTE BIB uuserIefene $3.50
$50; orbindrs big fair $2.O0-5.0O.
admmer, uuserlsiene Biz ertra $10.50
-10.75; eirtgs fir $11.O0; CUTE BIB
1userleien. S9.50-10.50; ordinate
Bib fair $6.00-9.00.
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g6teasp, A. Sttobsr.

Sdpeins 3ufubr $1,000;
Marit fart III &c b0ber; Built $3.50
$40; lei9ts S8.75-9.55; senrih'
te $s.60-s.6o; i1tpere $7.50-9.55;
rOk $s.5o-8.7O; Gtrtet 5000
8.S5.
RinbDi.b. - 3ufrbr 1900;
Martt feit; gsatiDe Beef Stiers $3.50
-1L35; Weitsrn Stiere $6.15-9.'
40; Stodsrs uno 5eebers $4.75-
7.75; aiibe unb 9eifrs $3.50-9.40;
iadl6sr $8.00-12.50.
g dafe. - 3uflbr 81 ,O00;War,t
feit; Mstbers S6.50-S.35; GtDes
$5.65-7.60; 9immer S6.75-10.25.
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sSlmb'Wa adbrid)ten.
9pnnerftaa. 5. Ottober.

~ Her II 9, D. AtloDer.
Der obers Sbip tuirb beute poH
etpas itsigen, bei bisfiger Stabt dber
nirb osrfel6s itationGr blei6en nit
einsm WaiIeritaHb geitern @6enb DON
1875 SUB.
Sis fOlgenbsn 9epsf4eH trafsn gs'
tern bier elm:
pittsburs pa.-5.7 SUB, fdnt.
Bbeelins, SO. ga.-4.7 SUB, itsi8t.
partersburg, %. @a.-5.2 SUB, fdQt
aanapba Sails, 70. 9a.-2.5, fdllt.
Gbdrleitou, 90. 9a..-6.O SUP, fiat.
2ouisDille, ap.-9.2 SUB, iteist.
Gpansoille, SHb.-4.5 SUB, fdat.
RafbpiQe, 5enn.-7.7 SUB, fGlt.
Chattanooga, 5snn.-7.6 SUB, fd(t.
&anfas gitp, Mo.-8.2 SUB, iteigt.
Mempbis, Seun.-6.6 SUB, fdlt.
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@srfts. 73e-$1.1b.
9imotbp. - $3.5o-4.75.
GaI NJ ~ - An

@srfts. 73c -$1.16.
9imotbp. - $3.50--4.75.
alse. - $11.00-14.O0.
g,ort. 5iir 1es. $21.sO- -22.5 so
am Sdlub $22.50. Bir Gan. $500
-22.60; am Sblub $22.57.
S6mdlS 5iir DEB. $3.50
1892; an S4luB $13.77. Sir San
S13.07-13.37 am Sdlub $13.35.
RippenIeiten. - Sir Stt. $3.50
-13.97; am S6lub 1887 Jir
San. $12.12-12.37; am Sdlub
1926.
Butter. = Marft urDerdnbert.
gier. = 3ufubr 7,751 aiiten;
Wfartt, unperdnbert.
adrtoffeln. 3ufubr 80 Gars;
Wlarft unDerdnbert.
@efliigel. Qebenoes, Wiartt ME-
briger; 5d6ns 18c; Jrii6ia9rsbii9asr
19 Gents.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-05
Ste Gpsit bes 9 d iisens
arabens.


8riessfeipiliser, prOfeHor Der
@ilpippbie uno Gtbet: nNas balten
Sic, mein 2ieber, ppn benz menidlia
den 9eiit9 Saben sic eiHmnl bariia
Der nahsebadt9 - SaIteu sic ibH
fir leidt ober i9tperP"
2anoeipbrmdnu, Gtienbahu BsA
dmter: rRu Der meni6li9e. Seiit tpirn
bait iafper iein miiHe.'
LIMB pie iommeR Gle Su bieieHs
llrtbeil2"
.Nn borum - jeber Wlenf6 mub
emOl feinen 9eiit aufsebe; mare Der
meuI9Iide 9eiIt Ieidt-ba t6nus erin
aIs SanbsepGd uitnebms!" Club
(.eiler striegsssituHs, Z
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-05
1aSIt1er Wearft. Seri6)t,
Gfnetnnati. d Ottpb.r.

/ " ~ ~ r. 0bb1Ssb.
Die nadfolsenbm 0uotirungen be,
aiekn fi9 nir auf gnsros 9ranss
ottionen. gei ilsineren geiadfteu
tperbsn ettpas bokre prsiis berednet.
probiftonen
9 dmals. Brine a Stea m
14.O- 14s0; Gomilp 14.o0 -
14.50.
arodensefaIjenes JIeif9.
- G6ort clear Seiten lof., 15t-
153t; Grtra fbort clear S.iisn 14a
-15le; turse Ripsenieitsn IA
154c; Bellies 163-173e.
Bacsn. Short clear Seiten
16a-17e; ertra fort clear Stiteu
15a-16c; ibort giippsnfsitsn 16s-
16c; 8eIIies 1S-18ae.
sugar Gureb Tletf9. -
Shinien 20a-21e; pienic SfuItern
15-15ae; 8rsaifaft Bacon 23-25e;
Gduliern In pddeten 15-15ae; Rem
gort gut 15a-16c; trodens Beet
S4iissn 29t-30se per Dfunb.
gibsep5ieItesgIuf4. =
Sdinsfn 17--17te; g3ienie Shultsrn
12a-133e; Bellies 17a-1se; Sdul.
tern 133-14ac; S9ultern y. p. Gut
143-14ae.
Gri|des GIetfG. - G9infen
161-173c: g}icnic SGufteru 123-
13t; G9ultern 121-13e; fort Rips
ptnisiten 13-13Ae; fbort clear Rips
ptnieiien 131-14e; extra fbo,t
clear Rippenfeitsn 13-13ae; gtllies
lei&e 183-19te; Beetles, f4psre
17-18e.
mebf unb @etreibs
MebI. - Dinter paient SITS
800; Minttr fanep $7.25-750;
Winisr fdmilp $6.75-7.OO; Dinter
EXTRA $3.75-6.O0; Winter orbinGrsr
$5.25-5.5O; Sortes Weijen qatsui
$8.00-8.25; Saries Wei3en fanep
$7.50-7.75; Sartes gDsissn famiIp
s6.00-6.25; 9fosssn, g1ortbipeft.rn
semii4ks $575-5.90. Rossen gitp
reints $5.75-5.9O; Rossen, 9th aes |
mifdtss $5.50-5.75.
Wetsen. = go. 2 rotkr Dintsr |
$1.60f-L61a; gao. 8 bo. s16e-l
1.59; Ro. A bO. S1.40-1,56.
WeIf4torn. - 90 2 ipeibss |
92-92ae; g2o. 3 DO. 91a-92e; 30.
4 DO. 89-90e; go. 8 bo. 87-88c; |
no. 8 bo. S4-86c. - 80. Q selbes
91-91Ae; go. 8 DO. 90a-9le; Ro.
4 bo. $3.50; 30. 8 DO. S6--87e;
no. 8 DO. S4-86c. - 30. 2 semif4s
lss 90--90Ae; go. 3 DO. 89A-90cj
10. 4 bo. 87 -SSae; go. 8 bo. 853
-S6Ae; go. 8 DO. S3A-85ac. -
Wtibss Rolbsnforn s9--91e; selbes
ItoIbsntorn 89-91e; semff4tss aol'
5sniorn $500.
6afer. - Ro. 2 fpaber 6O--
Sic; Stanbarb iusibsr 49 -50r; Ro.
, tpsiBer 48-49c; 0o. A ipeber AZ
-48t; go. 2 seniifdter 47A4sc;
Ro. 8 semif9tsr tinbeimiider Al
l7ae; 30. A semif9ter 45a461c.
Rnggen. - 30. 2 $1.25-l26;
10. 3 $1.20-1.24; go. a $1.10-I
20, sDrobe. 95c- -$1.10,
initiates. y
sDnfauff iDurhsn no gbts. Dls
liners TinifIeO GOOSs s-ouf psr. .Haiis
pn a 20 esr GaloHs i
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Gnslanser unO ssransuien.
Don Rurt dretberr ppn Reben,
&riegsbsri9.erftatter.
(.6amb. 6rcmbsnblatt", 1. Sept.)

I'm Der Sommefrpnt. - Die frons0s
iii9sn @efanssneu. - Die Sauss
rel bat uuu ein gnbs." - Die
Uran3okH polIsu ui4ts DON ben
GnsIdnbern tpiITen. - Die o5ic0s
Hsn poittaIisn bes poiIu. - Die
GnsIGuber tretsn IN Srantrsi4
iberaa dls bic SerreH uuf. - Ga
Iais I'm feteH geiis Der Gnstdnosr.
- GnsItfdj. ariessgsfanseue err
fsaunt. Sab iis ii4 MD. frei beus'
gen SIrfsn.
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0eIS, BssSs xaS afti.n in Rem yort.

0ef4ktt1pGptsfs pnsDen ~ SK$ biz
iontirt. @e4fst auf 2snson uareH ftetis.
1hr % 9aSe N71H. iateA7sA; Aabet
enSeifunsen N7ek. 9rsnss ei4t $50
3sbeI 6.s2K, Nart St&f o9x Rabel cox,
&reRen Gi&t 13.o6. Raid l2h. gire eidt
gAs. &abd CASH, Nubd Gi@t aiN; Re-
bel ss1S; eilbes'Harren es,fs Heyitanii&e
TsnarS 81 n.
ditisafn asst.-Ger 1tmist belief iid
btuts pieberam aut tbey cine aRiniou 1T
tisn. Die 0tfsntabn. Gsnpve psr tonanse.
tsnb. Die 6&Iubaottruase1 srsaben mel.
txRs 0tutnRs.
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sbiosbenp M.Oo; aanap6a Stadtobs
len $4.00, Stub unb Glad 800
3.25 per 9onue a6gsfiefsrt. gau9s
lofe Stiidtoblen $5.OO-5.25; 4ns
tbrdcite $7.75-s.0O per Sonne abges
liefert. Gofe, foitet $5.50-6.50 per
Sonne abseliefert.
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Gbisaap. 4. Sttober.

gDsi5en. = Sir DeS. S1.57--1'
59s; am Gdlub $1-59a. Sir Wlai
81. 1.56s-1.58a; am S9lub $1.5sa.
WeIf6torn. - Giir 9S. 74a-
75sc; am S6lub 75ac. Sir Wat 76s
TIE; am SdIub Nsc.
Safer. - 6iir DEG. 48a-49c; am
Gdlub 49c. Sir Rat, ,51s &c; um
GdIuB 51se.
Rossfn. -sRo. q 25-I26,
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Mmsmdrtise Wdrfte.
Rep gort, 4. S,tpbsr.

Webl. - Martt feii.
Wei3sn. - Warft feft; Ro. / Sus
rum $1.S6s; go. 2 barter S1.77a;
go. / Rortbern OuIutb $1.s9; go. 1
ROrtbern gsdnitoba $1.95 (. o. B.
Retp yprt.
WelidtOrn. : Wsartt feft; go. 2
selbes $1.01 {. i. T. gasp yor..
oaFer. - Wtarft fsit.
Seu. - Wartt rubis.
Sppisn. = Mdrtt fistig.
6Gute. - Martt feii.
port. - Marit fart.
Beef. - Martt feit.
Sdmals. = Wartt itart; IlibSls
Met $15.00-15.10.
Salg. - Martt feif.
WpIle. - Wartt itetis.
Rets. - Martt feft.
WolaiIes. - Martt itstis.
3uder. - Rober, Mar,t iietis;
Centrifugal $500; MOtaHes $5.12;
raffinirter, Tur!t itstis; fsin sranu'
lirter $7.OO,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-05

Gi,tinnatt q Gft.. ieiA.

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T6 Usnfea unt aud bic Ssdflss naven
teuts nit 0sf4diten fiberfa6en. Die Bins.
rates fab iebp6 unuerdnoert aebfisbsn.
Dae Darieben on ealI~ purbea psn ben
ws.les 4-4K% bere9net, mdbtenr Wes
idaitxydytere IN 5--69s bisfoniirt werben.
81 eMmm Warfte usrben Tarlsben yun
saas y Sx-4% nnb aui Bsit ~ 4-4KeS
placts1.
Ne4fd ssf ME- usa
Snsosn ~ gari jpiiasu ganien ssriauit.
1k ssunterrate bstrssi SOC Yrdnts per
asAff sss esssys
oi4t. Wsdfei anf aoHbon psrten -
A76 pro pfb. SterliHs aautirt. Slr Wed.
ia auf 0srfia pxrSen zoe pro 1Kari, bt.
Iednet, tat @e9lel aui HasiS 17Ae pro
Grsne, auf MmiterSam 42e pro Wulotn
uns aut f1ien 15e yys Krone, 2ireS 15e,
Huta ., Stodbofn pro xrons $3.50,
5tanes (G8seijD 1Skc.
sussss csassHssss
uaren ruIbio uu0 Hetis Dis S1anysu auo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-05

gaep yort, q. Stto6er.
&upfsr. = Martt feit.
gleetrolptic. - $27.00-28.50.
Gifeu. - Mdrtt ftetig unb ur0er'
dnbert.
3inn. - Martt feit; $S9.5o-
1915.
8lei. = $7.O0-7.20.
Speltsr. - Marft feit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-05
0iebniarft.

Cincinnati ii, a. Ottober.
3ufu6r unb gsrianbt pdbrenb Der
leBten "a Stunben psrsli4en init ben
uorpergdiisenen 3pei 5agen, iinb rpis
folgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-05

oissune psnfe uuiaee
Die umfate in bieiissn GlsarinsbAus ts'
lisfsn iidb teuts suf "a, ,606, ,0S0.
rsiaIissssitatm
Der Rasit In 2ofaffsfuritdtsH mar bsuts
ieet lsbbait uHo bic Yreiis ief. GiHc Das
uno Golumbia OdS wuroen be IonberS fart
gs1aHoelt, aadb psrsn be utne. Street Wy.
at1ien - Rsdirase. Bsrisuit Sureex
Nh beg HSTts.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-12-01
A SIMPLE REMEDY

The New York Herald gives vent
to the following wall anent the result
of the election:
"While the fact can not be deter
mined with accuracy until there is an
analysis of the official vote, the pres
ent indication is that the result in
California will have been decided by
the votes of women. The same situa-
ton NAV be disclosed by analysis OF
the results in some other Far West
ern states. We do not know. But
we do know that it is little short OF
national scandal that women should
he allowed to vote in some states
and not in others-that the selection
of president and a national admin
istration should be committed into
the hands of women voters in one
state or group of states when women
of other states are denied the voting
privilege.
The remedy for this alleged ma
tional scandal is as obvious as IT is
simple. Give the privilege OF voting
TO the women of New York and every
other state.
VIM. GOODYEAR.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-12-01
LET Us GIVE THANKS

III Never in the history of the nation
have the people of the United States
had greater cause for expressing
their profound gratitude to Almight
God than on this Thanksgiving day.
The country has just passed through
the throes of an election in which
the result was so close as to be in
doubt for weeks. Yet all political
parties have accepted the result
Cheerfully, without any thought or
threats of violence. This readiness
Of the people to abide by the will of
the majority is an inspiring evidence
of their faith in and loyalty to our
democratic form of government.
The whole country is prosperous.
There is a good market for every
form of produce and a job for every
man who wants to work. But the
u greatest blessing of all is that the
|Ecountry is at peace. To fully appre-
cate the magnitude of this blessing
conditions here must be contrasted
with conditions in Europe.
II While our boys and girls are 60
Ing to school, in Europe boys no old
Ier than ours are going to the front
I'o be butchered, and girls of high
school age are being shot down as
spies or compelled to witness the de.
Flruction of their homes and the exc
cutlon of their fathers and brothers.
h While our homes are OVERLOOKING
win happiness and contentment, in
europe there is scarcely a home
ESnlch is not in mourning for some
IOVed one or enveloped in a pail of
anxiety for the safety of one or more
members of its family circle.
Il while this country is steadily pro-
pressing in arts, sciences and human
Nies' in Europe the hands of the
clock of civilization are being turned
backward almost to the days of saw
agery.
"hile our farmers have been
'eaping and storing a bounteous
ETop' in Europe the richest harvest is
oehe garnered by the grim reaper,
death
while our fields are being re-
aewed by beneficial moisture, the
'eius OF Europe are being soaked
WIN the life blood of her best and
OraVest sons.
"hlle our families are gathering
- Joyful reunions, the families of
europe are being wiped out or scat
e'eu TO the ends of the earth.
IN view of all these blessings, the
people of this nation should once
nore observe Thanksgiving day in
'4e spirit of the Pilgrim fathers who
a4pished it, a spirit of reverent
latitude to the divine providence
,"ich had protected them against
Ns"'h' pestilence and famine.
WM. GOODYEAR.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-12-01

The agricultural college trained man
can except to get more for his serv-
ices than he could get for similar
services in other callings in life.
First Of all the agricultural col
lege graduate can farm for himself
If he should decide to do SO when he
is 20 years old, or 80, or 80, or at
some later time.
He can teach agriculture in an ag-
ricultural high school or an agricul-
tural college. Sixteen years ago
there was not an agricultural high
school in the United States. now
there are over 1000 high schools and
colleges teaching this subject, and
the number is growing enormously.
Large farms and plantations are in
need of farm managers; they arc hir
ing agricultural college graduates to
do this work.
A large per cent Of the counties IN
all the states are employing agrlcul-
tural demonstration agents. The
railroads also employ such men This
line Of work is open to the graduate
in agriculture.
The United States government op-
crates G. agricultural experiment
stations, which employ more than
1900 people in the lines of admins
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1916-12-01

States is not living up to this ideal,
when it permits the use Of its mail
service to carry liquor advertise
mcnts and solicitations TO buy liquor
into states which have outlawed the
liquor traffic. The object of these
advertisements and solicitations is to
incite violation of the law, and by
| opening the mails to them the GOV
eminent is making it easy instead
OF hard for people to do wrong.
The government has barred the
use Of the mails to advertisements of
lotteries and to lottery tickets. but
they are not as Objectionable as
these liquor advertisements and So
licitations. The purchaser of a lot
terry ticket had remote chance Of
winning, but the purchaser of booze
is a sure loser.
The liquor dealers have no scru-
piles as to whom they send their So
licitations nor as to the false repre-
sensations made in their advertise
ments. One st. Paul, Mimi, liquor
firm tried to secure from rural mail
carriers lists of boys on their
routes, whom they hoped to induce
to become customers. One pure
malt whisky is advertised as "A won
dcrful health-prcserving stimulant,
Strengthening the liver, kidneys and
bladder, enriching the blood, toning
and upbuilding the entire system,
promoting a good appetite, keeping
you young and vigorous, Invaluable
for over-worked men, nervous, run
down women, and delicate, unde-
veloped children"
The national government has no
right to aid and abet the liquor deal
ers in their attempts to increase the
consumption of intoXicants in states
which are trying to decrease it. The
mails should clearly be barred to
carrying liquor advertisements or So
licitations to purchase liquor, direct
ed to persons residing in dry states.
VIM GOODYEAR.