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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-10

Die beptTcben Sruppsn iinb sroBar.i
ttg. sd beDunOere unb ad}te metnen
Segner pegen ieiner Sapferteit, rpesslp
Ieiner tpunberbaren 0iSSipltn, Ieiilent,
Sronungsiinn, audi i'm &leinen.! /!
8eutf6lano iit 1ebr mG9tig uHb bats
ii4 10 aus ii6 Telbft gef6affen 9aS
1T berrIi6. Seine ebelIte @igenIaaft
1T dubsrite @ebulb, 9usbquer unb 8es
barrliffeit, ben @rfolg gu errineett
fir bic GrOBe Oss QanDes, Sd tanfr
feline Gin0eI9eiten idreiben, es TT uHs
oerbpten.
7.SttOber. Sd babe i9on lan9e.
ni6t me9r geiariebep. @ir baben ben
abiAnitt geipe6feIt unp iteben unttr
Dem 8efeb( beg s....... gDir befin,
ben uns in Der erIten fr1H30iif4en 2is
ME in ReJerpe. Sin oeutId)er Graber.
lptrb erobert unb alsbann pieoer bers
loren. N1ir beieBen ein tleines @e6OlS. j
I'D ihldfe i'm 3elt Des BdtaiIonsfoms
manoeurs. Inn benno6! 9uter @e,
iunbbeits5 5uitunb unb CUTE Stimmung.
!oeftiger &anonenoonner. Die 9ss
ifiiBe Iteben 3sbn Wleter binter uus, iH
Der Gbeue, unb mir netben AM bellen
Gage perpflegt. Gin betrG9tli6er
5orti6ritt. Wlaa rebnet bamit, bdR
nod Elm 3tpeiter 9ur6brtth beriu6t
ptro in Der Ri4tung auf bic Gtelung
Bel Dortrien, bic. ME man fugt. rieiig
oerihan5t 1T! Soften mir, bab es
sliidtl llniere StreittrGfte iinb bes
beuteirb.
Wor9eitern ipurbe ....... nit bent
2reua Der gbreHlsgion 9ef9riitt. S9
muB es irnbsbiugt audi baben, nod als
2sutnant. rebrisens bin i'd poreea
ffldaen, ebenfo tDie gum aDetteIt
StreifeH (glb8eiden bes Sberlsuta
rants). aber bas Oauert Iunss.
gluseHblidIih gsbt ulles gut.
IA. Sttober. Wtr bdben bic
S9iiBsngrGben fir ben 8inter bs3o.
gen. Die OffeufiOe 1T enbgtltig einges
iteut. 2Mss in alien 1T es bos Gtnges
itdHbntb Der unfdbisteit. Wsnn MIR
nit 5000 Sei6iiBen uub 100000
W|aun bic beutfde sirte ni6t ourds
brehen tonnten, tperben mir fie nies
mails bur4brehen.
Sulgarien gebt ge9en uns. 9riedeua ,
lamb bat abgei6pentt, Gs iiebt unies
rsr 2anbung in Sdlpnitt (SurraiD
nit elmer setpiHeu 8lei6giltisteit gu,
Die ni9ts Gjufes Oorausiagt. Seine
Yeseiiieruns fir Die Sade Der gsr'
biinbeteu..
Infer Grpebitionsforps bstrdgt
100000 mann, iotpobl in @Orausfidt
srieaiiaer 5einbieIigteit, als I'm Sula
sarien an5ugreifen. Btr beluiteu EN-
reutrales 9aub, limb babel i6reit mon
iiber ben beutiden GinfulI in 8elsieai
Seien mir bod bapDu itiGl Wir iillo.
gang slei9. 3uerit bieut man feinem
eigenen 8ortbeiI, fpte es aud gang
re9t lit. = 8enn mir Elm fpenig mebr
Rubsn aus ben bsuti6en 2ebrsu 56a
gen, in Der &riegstuuit, in Der 9ipfo4
matte, in @DrIorge unb 9lusoauer.
mare bies biel befier. ais einen @esner
au fdmGben, Der uns in iebr 8ieleui
iiberleeen 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-10

geite WliiHfiibs $75 80; CUTE Die
duserldene $85-$75, orbindre bis
fair $35--55.
8MIlen - Der Warft mar beus
ie ldnsfam nnb bic preife i4tpad.
syette 1ulfen $6.25-6.5o; 9olosna
$5,50-8.25; Hussrs unb lsidte $4.s
|O0L5.25.
8Glber. = Der Warft mar beuts
flau unb bic prsiie I'm etipa 50c
niebriger als Dor elmer Wphs.
Bette adlbsr S1O.5O; fair Biz CUTE
lei9te $7.25-10.25; orbindre uno
Grobs $4.00-10.00.
Sdpeine - Die 3ufu6r mar
grob, nnb bn bon ben anberen Wdrt@
ten ungiinitiae geri9te einliefen, 10
fiefeu bic preiic Inn 15c per 100
pfunb.
GSlite Bis auserleisne 9erpadunss<
unb Dleif4eriOrtsn $71O-7.15 ses
mii6te gsrpadunssTortsn $780,
10; dusgelunte mlttlere, l6O-loD
pfunp, $6.90-7.00; leiate 8erianbts
iortsn $6.60-6.85; 5srtel, 10 pfb.
unb fpeniser, $4.50-6.5O; orbindrs
Bis auserlsiens f6pers fstte Sdue So
00-6.60; orbtndrs bis CUTE Stass
$400-5.00.
Sdafe unb admmer. -
Die 3ufabr mar nift grOb uno Der
Martt bot fi6 Har iuenis Oeranbert.
Shafe, ertra $6.25-6.50; quite
biz auserleiene $5.50-6.15; orbiHdre
Bis fair $3.00-5.40. 2dmmer,
srtra $10.50; gut. bis auserlsiene
$9.00-1O.40; GulIs uHo oroindre
S5.OO-S.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-10

@enriette gOIoiamiot.
Gum 80. @eburtstas.

sGer @rsiebunssberlif 1T Der Sil,l,
tiirberiif Der 5rau@ rno .,aounlt, Iat
iins ben ainbern b. b. Der 3uflnfi
lebenl" - 3ieie 5tuei, ipic 8or. ,mb
Ibat 5uiammensehorenbsn 2lusipriis
DE iino oas 2eitmotip oes 9ebcns
nno gsirfens Senriette @oIoitrrlcbts
mo fenn5eidnen ben ssnbaIt itrer
iiinf5igidbriaen arbeit aui oem @e.
biete Der BoIfser5iebuns. geioe aIus.
ipriite treiien bas Gtrebeu iiao
Sd,nffen iinierer Eaee im inucritcn
Aern iinb beipeiien bdsgerbunoeriein
Der Meun5isidbrisem NIT ben eIui.
GabeI Der @egennart.
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Obf unb gem IRE.

MepfeI. - Gute aepfel 500
$3.75; geiuSbnlife $1.0O 200 pel
gbl., einbeimif@s 4o-75c per Yu.
3itronsn. a WeHina $2.75-
800; California $3.00-3.50 PEI
Riiis.
2rDnsbeeren. Cape GOT
$8,50-9.50, Serfsb $3.O0-S.50 PEI
gbl. unb $2.25-2.5O per aifte.
| Orangen. - California BAL
$3.00-3.25 per aiits.
GRAPE Jruit. Jloriba $2.6
j-3.25 per Crate.
girnem aiefer $1.75-2.oo
per Bbl.
8artoffsln. ginbeimif6s
$3.25-3.50: gobblers glo. 1 $3.25
$50 per gbl. unb $1.O0-105 pc,
9u. auf bem Geleiie. - Griibe Obios
S1.05 per Blu. auf bem @eleiie UNI
$1.15--1.25 bonn Store.
Siibtartoffeln. - Dslaipars
soc per camper.
@urfsn Sloriba $3,5o-4.oc
per Camper.
aten. - Gloribd $500
$50 per Crate bon 6 &Srben.
WeiBe Riibtn. - S.50-1.75
per gbl.
Gtedriben. - $1.75 per gbl.
8lamenfobf. California
$1.25-1.50 per Sm6os Crate.
araut. Rur bGnif9es ipirb
offsrirt, p.f6es BON $1O-$12 per
son unb $1.00-1.25 per- gbf. aui
bsm geleiie brinst. 9fctb:s $1.50-
Its per @bl.
aobl. - S1.10 per B6l.
3ptebeln. - Ginbetmifde ael<
Be 90c-$1.OO per 8u. unb $2.25-
2.50 8bl.; ginb.imifde ipsibe 90c--
$1.0o per 9u.
Sptnat. SITE per Bbf.
Crime Bobnen. - Guspdrs
ttse $3.25-3.50 per 5amper.
Sarotteu. - giHbeimifhe 80
- 60c per gu.
Rotbe Riiben. - Siiblide 50c
per 9ub.nb.
2anbprobnft.
sen. - go. / 9imotbp 1880
-20.00; SO. 2 9imDibp $500
1850; Ro. 8 1imotbp $16.00-16.-
50; go. l s.miidtsr aIss $3.50
1900; 31o. 2 DO. $15.50-16.00; Ro
1 ai.e $15.50--16.O0: Io. 2 al.'
$13.5O--14.0o; 5isiisss alfalti
$12Oo-14.oo; ipsiilitrs $500
1900 per 1oH. - Wsi5nitrob $725
$50; Rogesnfrpb $8.25-8.75i
Saieritrob $7.25-7.50.
RabIenfutter III fietig. -
Rfeie S21. .00-21.5 80; MibbliHss sro'
b.s $23.OO-23.5O; bo. f.inss $500
|-25.5o; aemii9tss gutter $220oN-
22.50.
Sdmereien. - Rarit fteiia
= aleeiamsn Ss.5o-10.20 auf BEN
DslsiIe unb $10.00-12.15 per gu.
bonn Stpre. 1imotbp $3.25-3.75
pom Gtore.
9eridiebenss.
OeIe. - Marlt itetig. 2sin5l, ros
ks 72c per @aIlons in partisn bon
5 96t. Gsicht.s 1c mebr; go. 1
aarb5l CSC; Cotton Seeb Oil, raffis
nirtes &c per GaIone. ssrpentin
SAC in partieH BON 1--5 Gaaousn
unc 75c In partien BON 1875 Gal
lonsn Petroleum. Sbio Carbon 120
Grab 1Oc; bo. $50 grab 1ote; S.abs
light 175 grab 12e; Reb Groipn Gas
ioIin 1sc: glapbta 23c per Gaacne IN
partisn BON is gbls.
Gals. - Der Wartt III rubis.
- Sbio Riper $1.05 per gbl. bon
2s0 pfb.. Gubrlobh binsussfiist.
SaIs. - Marft iietig. prima
Gitp 8i-8ie; bO. GOuntrp 7a-7sc;
per plumb.
4obleu. - Martt rubis. gcus
sbiogbeup $3.50-3.75, Rub nnc
Slad $2.25, 8anaipha Stiidfoblen
$3.50-3.75, giub unb Slad 1925
per 1onne abssIisfert. RaudIoie
Stiidtoblen $4.75. bo. glub nnb
Glad 1925. Inibraeiie $7.75-
500 per 5onne abssIiefert. Gote tos
itst $6.Oo-6.50 per 1onne abs.lie,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-10

Nintinnati. 8. aanaar.

Gineinnati, 8. Januar.
Die nadfolsenbsn Quotirunsen be.
5isben f9 nur auf Gnsros : Grans.
aitionsn. Sci fteineren geI9dften
fperben ettpas b0here preiie bers4net.
proptfioHeM
g hmaIa. prtma Sieaul
9.s5-9.75; gamilp 1o--1oac.
IrodengefaI8eH:s JIeifd.
- Gbort clear Stittn, loie 10A
lie; grtra fbort clear Seitsn 10A-
1oae; fbort Rippenfeiten 10-103e;
Bellies 11--11Ae.
Bacon. - S6ort clear Seiten
111-12c; ertra fbort clear Seiten
11t-11ac; fbort Rippenieiten la
--11ae; Bellies 12s-13le per pfb.
Sugar Gursb Gfeifh. -
Shinisn 161-17e; picnic Sdultern
12-r12ke; greatfefi Bacon 19-20c;
S9ulisrn in padstsn 12--12ac; Hep
yort Gut 12--12Ae; trodtne 9eef
S9inten 23-25c per pfunb.
Gibsep6teftes Dfeifd.
- Gdintsn 15-15Ae; pienic Sduls
tern 11--11ae; Bellies 16-16sc;
S6uIisrn 11a-11se; sdulteru. q.
q. Gut DO. 114-11ac per pfunb.
1rifdes Gieifd. - S9ins
Ten 13-13ae; gienie Sdultern 101
LID; S4ulisrn 10A-11e; ibort
Rippenieiten 101-11r; srtra ibort
clear Rippenieiten 10t-11e; Bellies,
I.idte 16a-17e; Bellies. iAipere II
---12c.
Msbl unb 0streibe
Webl. - Wintsr paieni $6.15--
6.25; M.inisr fancp $5.70-5.80;
Dintsr Jamilb $5.18-5.25; Mintsr
ertrd $4.70-4.90; Wfnter orbindrss
$4.50-4.70; 9artss MsiSsn patent
$6.25-6.TO; Sartes Dei3en fantp
$5.s5-6.1O; Sartss weiseH JamiIp
$4.90-5.25; Roasenmebl nprbpeit=
Iidss, ssniidies $5.55-5.S0; retnss
gitp Ross.nmsbl $555-5.80; Gitp
semiihtss @pesenmebl $5.55-5.S0.
Wsi3en. = go. 2 rOthsr Wtnier
$1.31--1.32; 20. 8 bo. $1.26-1 %;
20. 4 bo. $1.17-1.25.
@eIi6forn. - 80. 1 ipeibss
&C; Ro. 2 DO. 73h-74t; go. 3 bO.
72t-73Ae; SO. A bo. 71a-72ae;
go. 5 bo. 69a-7Oie; gio. 6 DO. &C.
67c. = Ro / eelbes C; glo. 2 DO.
73a-74e; go. g DO. 72a-73Ac; Ro.
4 DO. 71A-72he; 80. 8 DO. Sch
7ORe; go. 6 DO. 66-67c. - Ro. /
a.miidtes &C; go. 2 bo. 73h-74e;
80. 3 bp. 727-73ae; go. 4 DO. 71a
-72ae; 80. 8 DO. 69a-70ae; Ro.
8 DO. 66-67e. - aolbsntorn, fueibes
70-72e: aoIb,ntorH. selbes 71a-
73se; RoIberiOrn. semiihiss 70
72c.
Rogsm. Wc. 2 S1.o1-1.o3;
Ho. 8 9Se-$1 90; 30. 4 SO 9-92c.
Safer. - go. 2 tpeiber 81
52e; Rnribueiteru, Stanbarb tpeiber.
Roribueiteru, SO. 8 tueiber,
49-49Se; RO. 3 ipeib.r, .inbeimii@er
46a-47ie; go. a lpeibet 43a-
44sc; 9po. 2 semifhtsr A.
49e; go. 8 asmiiftsr 47--48c; Ro.
4 gemifftsr 44-45e.
Wbistes.
gsrtauft ipurbsn ego gbls. 9i.
filters Jinifbsb Goobs auf bsr Bats
bon $1.39 pet GalIone.
0rocertes.
aaffss - SABA 23-3oe; mo-
da 29-3oc; guatsmaIa fanep 19c;
bo. gutter 17ae.
grfnr ..................ft 17S
nnisr .........-..,.,...ltB 1bb
,tair t...,-,.....-..--... 1bn
a.SsW. asW cst t.,..-,'....'.....i -Dn
grpo LtoiHatp ..-.......isH 1fh
CtsiHary .-..............i5b 1SS
3uder. - preile i.f. - Raffis
nirier Gut 2pnf $7.25; potpSerso
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GbicasO, 8. Sanllar.
Wsi5sn. - Jiir Mai $1.24s-1.'
26sc. am sdIuB $1.26; fir SuIi 81
16s LISP, am SdIub $1.1s!.
@eli9toru. = sSiir Wai 769-
7se. om edlub TIC; fir SuIi II
7se, an siilub 775e.
5afsr. - iyiir Mai 48-4Sac. am
SdIub 4sac; fiir Suli 56s-57ss
ON SdIuB 47c.
gpsesn. - 10. 2 99c.
@srits. = 63-7sc.
simotbp. - s6.O0-s.o0.
&lee. - $1O.00-19.00.
PORT. - Giir Sanuar $1s.57-
1852, am e6Iub 1882; fir Rai
$19o2-19,15, am S9Iub S19.15.
Sdmals. Jiir Snnuar 1902
1910, am SdluB 1907; fir Wlai
10.25-10.35, am G9tub 1O.35.
RippsnIeiteu. = Sir Wai 1866
1912, ON S6IuB 1912.
Butter. Warft uuberGnbert.
Gier. - Wlartt unpsrInbert.
aartoffeln. = Martt unptrdnpert.
@sfIiissl. - 9ebenbes. Wartt ans
rsrdnbert.
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gbieaao. g. Sanuar.

S4tptins. 3uiubr $1,000. -
Wartt f6ipah. Butt $6.65-7.oO;
lei6te $6.50-6,90; gemii9te $685.
ITO; i4pere $6.65-7.10; raube
$6.65-6.75; J.rtel $5.50-6.80.
Rinbpieb. = 3ufubr 400. Martt
itsiig. Ginbeimiiae Beef Stiere $3.50
$50; Rifle uno 9eifers $3.1O-S.s
40; adl6sr $700-10.75.
S1afe. - 3ufubr 1000. Wbartt
itetig; Weatbers $6.90-7.50; Gtpes
$5OO-6.s5; Gdmmsr $8.O0-10.a
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Gin unsrttarIi4es nun.
Ser,

Cine sinfahe Jrau aug bem 9ylte.
in 9roblihterielbe Del Berlin tpobns
baft. iiebt ieben Sonntas bic aabets
ten Der bortissn &abettsnanitaIt fpa-
Sieren eeben. aopfidiitteIno iaste iie
eiues Sdaes: sd tpeeb MID, felt 80
Jabren ftb' id nun bic Sunsefens
ipusieren seb'n, ie tper'u MID irSBer
laua pi9 irDhgl-
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GissriHs esnis.ii,niats.
tssID. gOn0s nnb yi.ien in yelu geri.

Gsi&dttspayien surbsn % s--sJzss biz.
lsntirt. Bs&fa auf 9oHosn persu itetis
~ All fnr 90 9ase ei&t; Nabsl.AHwfi.
irnetn N.76H unb Si&t.@edfel N.76,
iranse Gitt 6.8sH, Ssbsl 5.s2H Rsri
Si&t 78k. Rdbd ~, 2ires siHt 659,
kabd s.bs. &ubd 6i&t 2s5t; Rabbi 801S /;
eilbfr' Barren os1. Nerifsnifds Doaars
AK.
Aftisn ft-Tsr Rarlt par bsute
rnsie. absr i'm anseineiasa isit uHb bic
SMln6nptiruaeen ergabea tn ben nleiiten
5alsn fIetns GspiHne.
GifsubahH aitisH.
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aidlfon afn. Dr.. a lT2iN. 9ae. %. Dr. SsN
Wtnifsn d. ~, /, {. .iSh:t 2. .grd.&S,sh.. :. IS
ut.anfie q Il. Ar. - lN.H.Q. beb. OF. :. ne
gclt 4 p. tr...... NM y. Qlfp ~ -. i0sst
. q g. %. ~. me. y. etnte iis,<
Wsiblstem el ref ste1s n u on. obi. br. :. ~
etpesn. xfonjit 5r Issk s.etf AZ. %. ~ ..iii,S
Cent. cf Ga. q. 5r. isoN slsrih Naf. 4r.... ~
lruf. nroftsr Or. i0iN qostb. Dar. b.. a :
e.tt pdfifif. 80. ekIcres. gp,rsf. A.. S7k
Qtfop. 4 o. Ah., siN Germ. GoHf. an % .loSX
Qtsfep. = .. cp. ~ u lDsnu Gen. an ....issA
o.. q 20. ioiuf a. . Igssaoina efH. II. .- ~
y. u. .. asn. ~. - lgisp. Gtfel &c.. ;. :. ser
Grtsaso OF. %. AZ. u&l &lg.f.&S.g. rsf. AZ. NJ
CHe. .M&ELp. a. .bii6oklG e "a. EortbiD.fon.<r "
G.DlkEf .gsn. 1ikioo lgsab, u. y. obi. &C.. S9k
SBis. ! fssisis. 81 iiixlss. Doc. Doc n. q sf.-- ~
s: s e. e: s sIIs ssI.. s, q, I: ~ =.
dsis n. IrcsElsse, e5sl1sr. 4 par. I.... ~
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q, Nort9. 4. q! .iss,si siinIsn pa. d: H.. nv
gu: Genital Isf ~. e1KILi. Q. mpbeer 6r. issls
s"l s"i u si.l M s:s,s g slti' as,m Il. ::x
Annf. Y. e. ref. IT, oSlg.aLafb 1. Or. %. .folE
@ sAn, RI 81. s:SndiiHss y: al.'' 81 ii's
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1iebsarft

gineinnati, 8. Janudr.
3ufubr unb @erianbt fpdbrsnb Der
perfloenen Mods, persIi6en NIT bsr'
islbsn 3eit Der persansenen 5fpsi Wos
den iparen ME folst:
3ufubr Rinbp. Gdfpeins S1uf'
"a. 1s. 1898 29.228 1712
81. Dss. 1897 22,364 725
| 8. San. 4766 40.6s3 1886
g}rIanot ,pGbrsnb berfelxn 3eii:
gfinbp. S9ipeine S&afs
"a. Us3. 1890 s645 80
81. Gss. 1865 s651 100
8. ssan. 1888 1908 -
Rinopieb. - Die 3ufubr mar
beiie nitt srob, bod mar Der @ors
raib pSnia seniisenb fir bic Rahs
irase. Die preiis iparen ftetis.
UaittIere unb icbipere Gtiere ST.
O0--S.O0: Obien $500 $50; gleis
Ider Stiers $5.50-7.25; oiistrIes
iene bis ertra $7.35-7.S5; Ssifsrs
$5.O0--6.75; aussrleieue bis srtro
$7.O0--7.5O; iibe $3.50-5.25; aus
erlefsns Bis ertra $5.50-6.00; Guts
tsrs $4.0O--4.50; Gamers S3.00
1856; Gtoders unb s5esbrs: Gtiers
$5.25-8.75; 9eiissrs $3.50 $50;
Rifbe S4.00--4.50.
Mtfhfiibe - Die 3ufubr mar
ssring, bic gAa3frase cine quite iinb'
Die prsiie etiuas b0Er als porise
m0ds
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GtsetnnatL g. .ysn, 1919.

Gfaci nm ofi a Vau 1QfA
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-27

European pattern. Of n type imported
oItcn from Holland and from Ger
many. Skating, a legacy from tho
Dutch, had been "A part of the life of
New Amsterdam, n II vas taken up
in the English occupation.
The revolution of the runners began
with the introduction in 1850 of the
Bushnell all steel skate. and ten years
later the New York Skating Club was
organized, In 1862 there appeared tho
New York Cub skate, the invention
Of one Alexander Mcmillan. a steel de-
vice clamped to the foot. No straps
We're necessary. II permitted greater
freedom and was better adapted for
figure skating, The New York Skat-
ing Club, which occupied a pond on
the site OF the Plaza Hotel. was then
promoting the sport OF the ice as a
fine art.
Meanwhile the peerless jackson
Haines had IN 1864 gone from this city.
a dancing master with a theory: had
captured all the continent Of Europe
with his grace and founded what Is
now called the continental style Of
skating. which Irving Brokaw and
other enthusiasts have brought back
to the land where its real inventor was
born.
The sos therefore were epochal in
the history OF ice skating and the
water color owned by Mr.. Crimmins
showing life here in 1863 reveals how
the new style was coming q and the
old was passing,
Most Of the skates in the picture are
pt' Ctanl and m "a tl.,,, IS, ,,.ftI-,.
straps. Here and there one may see
u of tn" cd wooden topped Dutch
relies.
Skating was then conducted with
great dignity. Society went in hoop
skirts and fuIS as far as fcmininity
was concerned, The men often took
to the runners in high crowned stove
pipe hats, The tendency toward the
short, concise style of the American
figure skating may he traced In the
picture. Here and there some fur
capped master Of what was then he
con n" n rue art MAJ he seen with
head high in air and Eur capped gliding
over the ice, admired by all who saw
him,
Contests were held on the ice and in
the middle Of the pictuv" one may see
a group of hockey PLAYERS intent OF
their game, The skating In doubles, oI
pair skating, wTis then coming G. Ir
the foreground one Of the Ga .lants Of
the time Il guiding his fair payinc,
over tho glistening surface in approve,
fashion.
Society, which ga now was dom.
| what was considered the newest an,
! the most sportivc thing, was proud o
I it's new states and its new manner,
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New Method RevOlutiOnizes
the Casting Of Art Objects

give my process the severcst sort Of
~ tryout."
In the handling Of his floral sub.
jects Mr.. Lens has shown that he has
q means Of casting very delicate OBJ
jects. Every tiny petal and even the
thinnest Of stems or stamens are taken
care ". Clearly, thts would be i'm.
possible unless tho bronze. copper.
silver. or gold Gowvsi freely until every
cavity In tho mould was completely
Gllod.
The marvel Of II all Ia that the
Mnalleet IT tho passages are not i'm
! mediately cioggei the moment tho
metal reaches thon. because It takes
but little chilling 10 RIB some Of these
metals Of their ability to 'ow. And
yet In some NJ h.a floral castings the
bronze md copper have had 10 feed
through thread,ike channels and 10
keep On flowing until blooms were
formed at tho further ends. This Is
going. II anything. wen further. than
tho old masters.
While Mr.. Lens looks upon this par
ticuiar department Of his work as OF
secondary interest to him because
nature and not his fingers has
furnished the models. still the layman
naturally wants to know how he makes
the impress Of his flower and then
withdraws the blossom from within
the mould without disturbing the i'm
preston in tho slightest degree. First
the bloom or leaf Is put In a bath that
preserves Il. but at the same time
dissolves all woody nbre. This treat.
ment slightly s:iffcns the remaining
substance so that the original form |:
' retained. Indeed the flower or lea,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-27

This WAS long before th" daNS of
Lighting 10y electricity. The Major
Illuminated the place with oil lamps
placed at intervals. and this added
much to the beauty of the scene at
might when the young people came to
skate. Skating fetes were often held
ana under the direction Of the Major
the rink was n most interesting resort
| think that the artist has caught
much " the spirit Of those times in
the water color hanging IN my Of
fl" IN NV Work. which THE SIS j.
reproducing.
II Vas necessary To abandon
the fifty-ninth street rink the Major
built another one on the site rf the
present Windsor Arcade. ON account
IF the advancing tide OF population
that was given up and he disappeared
much to the regrct Of all friends of
tho sport. for there seemed 10 he none
who took his place.
1T IL pleasant to rc,nouler those
early skating Gays. for there was 81
much of Wholesome amusement IN
them. There We're few theatres then
Az the accepted dinner hnur was half
past u O'Clock there were long winter
evenings. which society u'crip.ed il,
skating when the ice WAS good The
skating craze of TODAY is On reality Il
rerersion To that which | knew as A
boy ! am gIhd 10 Sc" il coming back
Every likely this ii,c amiiecmrnt ha.
come 10 stay with Us for u while. Man,
persons are turning from daucng e
skating, and they .urr finding l. a mncl
healthier exercise. | consider skatir.
less oNhaIS;!ue than da"cng.
Tive skater Il he follows the sty',
Of the present moves with wide an,
graceful curves and with srar,rlN a
EFFORT. The dancer llrrs a tr,mrrd,u.
amount of energy at times in maxim.
rapid and less graceful, cvo.utiors
Skating is frcer, is more opcn and 1t b.
mostly followed in the fresh omen "A 4
II IS entirely dinorrut from the dauc,
IN its surround HES ana in it's effects
II y less likely t. be accompanied y,
drinking cocktails.
"SkatiuG ~ AN o>"rr,se pro
du,rs sWrc' and refreshing slerl
The tlt,eur that it EHvos /
a l"Althlul ~ that does no
in amy Way Hrl,k IN, nerves TN
who Las skntrd N the ou,u air for u,
cNoin@ drops easily AMI naturally mt
refreshing rest. That Is not The cas-
after the return from thr ban ur dane.
81 should Ills" =" soc skating com
hch u It's oNN ~ every way, II is ~
duNnr,t'lo sport for ~ clHS~cs =
the community. OF course condition
have changed considerable. In Ne,
York since I first saw it take a popula
hold. a. II 10 now dong. There |