davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

@aortu 1898 b!tp itI ouartbtu az WENulgS % in
hauiuatpritt Rh,amaitSmt. ) pptr tt Gar ltb lea.
tom run be. btr bar bapi ben. fan pibt Seq 'pricQit
Wliooei ttitT @ttbbti pg Sppt t'tsT SIQt. men hpab
Gtuorina erhoIot,s mar fun mihItrtioia 1tIhbf 'aubi
lea et DiibotL. ION belt btlbrtbe mia, % Cubtt tr
olbrig ptubt tiibaat. Ara bar Qtctt bet III Ntue. ION
par ftmi augtebnt entr tuong itugtligptHbt az 8tru.
mntismt. % bet bar thurrt lh'0tot utrtet 6tIbrtOelt
Seq pl bapt eubprr Siotubt az Bhtuuatismc hp,l
t%tHiDmhtifi 15orm ~ al tor'epe bets tutitaatube bel
brsbsuet Grait. Stro ittt en- cent, tuu b, 9lapR 90
Nbuesis, % ieg pI itubt BE-, al preoe tVi. 8iter al
bu har brnat BET % bel bar pih ia al oRrt ufioy
bpab bu I1Ha, bar isat ioI az hsibrtbe bin 8htHmc
ttsmt. Ton bn ituet mia 9ritu, en- Iolar. men i0riat
PEI iea pl iftt BABE biuf 0tugt mtbmtubrt bu belt q
tItrtbs msb al ieube htE. VI iitt bet rimtllati ppUr
'or iiet ldEasr. naor hittr StHerIug 'aaleots bpbs
bio fri. Epi0i "a. StrtD toag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27
GhcumotiSmr
9ltri,lig SicmmtlHr aipts al en-, Scr bar
prBp,I ben. - gan Di bGut mhutr YiotnOt
nj Of BRACE Ninttc 0Crdi.

GEM iuGsu Ytugc. sun DIN ASEceiC.
8ars "rEitligS y.htIir ca SleHoilbth bar lrrt
h,rUt YGUb. Y,Gr' - NUd'oU a' SNrGU'f STEM
Bort Ful.ttr '0rtJr.dlQ StJUoC EhsIW1;,suU e
for mtUutNU.C ynttc % bal hUy 1rocl hoW SuWputNl
ioT ale UluiitGge ,EhgU hons BtCiltCth0r San MI
,uhptr einrrtt AZ RbeUwutemr Vol p,tt Hpcrlthe5
ban bier ]btlOrtNgi CTs bulb ban niger
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27


44Se
"
C<
y |
Gn Sap
Slapa Sc
@apebreu
nleo @icni
nGrmerc
Serrco til
100 9r
Sftober.
ponercube
Sfien, bal
nbbptte ii
err Der moi
Sauaeil
iuub, 27h
tog iaaor
t&agcri fo
ems itsrite
ret rrleo 81
On Sar
bebe Ell A
9ren peb
&c Np s
ibieINaaet
te ben til |
oo O N.
luilo' ~
u uu NY
w 'iu"S sn ~
nu oo
&ea"""e
"er'
life funn(
roffebpgi1
feliae, %
penbelie
oct life el
rrlaa gisr
Septernbe
man til c
poa 8 Sr
fol gaa
bal oa Isl
mere Dire
Scptenl6e
bar opItil
til ben. i
lGoeret c
iaolinger
finoc oct
W,uerif
-. uM-I
$500 Sol
&c "Ser9
neoer
Maarteb
ell 8prbI
blir anita
Scrnbt
hor man
itor Oife
+. bonen er
| til beit 70
gaa fra
Soueriet
| "teriteen
G,, q
1,io Clint
Trlt Sel
| ifarp 8o1
| illanblig(
| bar tioli
| 8rGinier
lneitcren
|
| st 9
| 2bert 81
| .,Nu9Sspu
! W epus Vu'
, tNo ~
| ie1t.s!:oosst
| Re sn orr
| ms leL' ~ ~
| Suep "
VI Sc
| 96er, S1
| ii,,1fer 9
4 Tor0el
| Ok 0(or
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27
9fp SCI

Septerube
man til c
boa 9 Srr
fol gao
bal oq Isl
mere Dire
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27
Snrrod

Surrol
Scpten1be
bar opItil
til ben. i
lp6eret c
iaolinger
ftnoc oct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27
glnterif

rem SEAL.
$500 Col
&c "9er9
lleoer q
Wtaal,eo
ell 8prbi
blir anita
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27
Sablciij6 Saih.

Gn Sop foIO fo0t 6iif boffe5 mer
Ell Gop foIoc Eotctcr Salt o. Ecbcr
tiliUttca otter SnroQ. Set itrgc5
on0t Ma0ic0t clcr @aconiC0t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

100 3rI
Sftober.
bonercll0e
Sfien, bai
llobptte ii
er Der moi
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

Sauaeil
iuub, 27h(
tog iaaor
s&agcri 10,
ems itsrite
ret rrleo o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

Gn Sap
Slapa Sc
8auebreu
nteo @icni
nGrItlere !
Serrco til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27
y Stcgt Sablehih.

Sfipcrnc al Tiifer torres gobt o9
opcroruSie& mcb Salt og Fcber. &c
buppe$ ian / Mel cIler Gornmeol o1
IteacS / boot Scot - cnteu Naconie6t
cuer Sebt al Salt Slcif. Mon mao
euoeIis paste poo, at Sebtet er beot,
Tor Siifen lGNaeS / Tnnbeu. 90
Sfipcrne ma life pGrc tpnoere emo
Ell Somme, cIlerS goar De iltpffer.
Set er beoit al BRUCE ell Tancnfetlr
uer iii ar penbe Dem meb.
&ugt Sablchih.
Sire Yuno icrif Siif guides iub
meo Solt % ooifeS oerpon / Saub.
: @rpben bar man u @allon Ganb
meS TO 500. 4 Nelifer, . 2aiirbpr.
blade, y aop Gobif % Ell Spiieif(
tsrt Salt, Saa'nort bette foyer, bo.
pes Silfen / OF fogeS 20 9tiunter
Senue ierpereS meb Spio SancI
bpori ma bar bopt TO baar9fogtI
sgs og liot baffet Seriiae.
Steameo Sablcfib.
6iifcu flores i trffe Sfipcr o.
oiSie terres gobt % operorpsies mel
SaIt % Gebcr 90 uogIc Gruaber 60
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

300
life funn(
raffebpgn
felipe, %
penbelie q
oct life c,
nlaa gisrJ
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27
II Steat SablcHib.

Tiiten flores / Sfipcr ell Somme
tnffc. elsie RIFLES / itsotc GrocfcrS
% iteQc5 / SmuIt cIler Smer, til Sc
or doot QiennemitcQte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

I'm Sar
oe6e Ell 4
9reu peb
&c Np &.
ib%ielilaaet
te ben til ,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-27

30 8ai
iano, 27b
oct r,pe
itialtSianb
net 80 q
Eegning
tler.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
sslmb'WaAribten.

. 0onneritag, %. War5 1917.
Der SbiofluB 1T ii6eraG i'm Galer
besriffen. Bel bieiiger Stabt bait
berislbe seitrn &beub einen Dafsr
itdnb DON 45.8 SUB.
Die folgtlben Sepei4en trafen &c
fern bier elm:
pittsburg, Pa.-s.2 Sub, Idllt,
Wbeeling, 20. Balls SUP, fdnt.
partersburs. %. @a.-18.1, fdlt.
aanarpba Sails, 90. @a.-8.6, fant.
portsmoutb, O.-41.2 SUB, fdat.
louisville, aD.-29.5 Gub. fGllt.
GbansniGe. Snb.-42.8 SUB, fteigt.
Raib0ilfe, senn.-39.8 SUB, fteist.
Chattanooga, 3enn.-25.s Jub, fdllt
aanias Gitp, Wo.-12.1 Tub. jteist.
Wempbis, 9enrl.-4.9 SUP, feist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
Qna eins aute @eits

Mtar (5u fetnem Greurbe): ~Gber
Iage mir uur, Glbert, pie tonHteit bu
bir cine Jrdu nebmeu bic 10 ftot.
tert9~
Gilbert: ga tpeibt bu, lieber
syreunb, bic Code bat bod and ibrs
2i9tTette. Bis metne gruu srbenbs
su mir fugt: rQ-a-oIbert, rptllft Du
benu beu-bute i6or rpieber do
a--a--ousssben9 bin i'd I9on lans
our Sbiir. biuaiis.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22

Rinbbieb. = Die 3ufubr tpal
beute sering unb bic preiie ginger
abermals in bic SSbe. Gute Jleiffer'
iorten ftiesen lin 15-25e, bic &C.
tp1bnli9en blieben itetig. - Stoders
unb sSeeDers purben nur peniS &C.
iauft. Cute WiIdtiibe puren fart,
anbere itetig.
Uiittlere unb i6tpere Stiere $3.50
-11.25; Gleii4er Stisre 500
1000; auserleIene Bis ertra $1O.25-
1915; 5eifers $7.OO-9.75; auserlez
isne Big ertra $8.25-9.OO; Ganners
$4.5O-5.75; Mil9tube $500
1.15.oO; Stoers unb Seebers 5000
S.75.
8ullem. = Die 3ufubr mar &C.
ring unb ber Wsartt iufolsebefen
tart.
yett. YulIen ss.s5-925; Bologna
S7.50-8.75; ertra $8.85-9.OO; mos
gere unb lei4te S6.00-7.50.
aGlber. Bel gutter Ra9fras.
iiissen bic preiie beute I'm 5Oc unb
Der Wartt f6lob fart.
Bette leihte 2GIber $12.75-13.O0;
einise ipdter pertalrft $13.25; fair bis
quite $11.00-1275; orbindre ulto
srobe $6.00-1O.OO.
g dneine. - Der Martt mar
beite lebbaft uno bic preiie itiegen
nm 1Oe. Raube S4peine pareu itetig.
Gute Bis dussrIeisns 8eriunbts uno
5leii9erforteu $15.3O-15.35; ses
mti9ts Derfanbtiorten $15.10-15.s
30; lei9te 0erioubtiorten 120 Bis
15O pfunb $13.5O-14.10; orhinGre
Bis auserlefsne GerteI ITO piunb uno
ipeRiser $7.O0-11.60; orbi,ldre Bis
aussrleiene f9pere fetie Sdue $3.50
-14.00; Stass $8.O0-n.75.
g 9afe unb aGmmer. - alua
beute mar bic 3uftbr pieher gerins
unb bic preiIe itetis.
S9afe, auserleiene bis ertra $10.s
25-10.5O; CUTE Bis auserleIsne 49,.
5O-1O.25; orbindre BIB fair $500
900. 2Gmer, auserleiene Bis eytra
$14J50-14.75; quite bis auserlefsne
S14.O-14.5O; orbindpe BIB fair
S10.W-135O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
MetausWarft.
Rep gorf, 81. Wdrs.

aupfer. - Martt rubis; glectro'
lbtic, Wtartt beinabe nominea; 5tDsi'
tes 0iertel $33.0O-35. 90; Wsartt no'
minell; brittss gisrteI, $31.oo-32.'
so.
GiisH. Rartt fsft fsft aRs gapsran'
bert.
3inn. = Murtt feit; $500
55.75.
8lst. - Wartt rubig.
Spelter. = Wartt rubig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
9dsliHer martt.8 8eri1t.
Cincinnati, q. Mdr5.


sieb.n iid nur auf Gnsros sranss
attionen. Bel ileineren gei9dften
iDerbsn .tipas b5bere preii. tere4nst.
proptfionen.
Gdmals. - prima St.am
19.35-19.45; GamiIp 2o.oO-
20.50e.
1rodm gefaIseues GIeifd.
- Sbort clear Seiten 19a-19se;
grtra ibort clear Seitsu 19t-19ae;
tur5e Rippewieiten 1915; Bellies
22H-23Ae.
Sugar gureb Tteif4. =
Sdinisn 22a-23ae; pienie S4uI.
tern 17s-1se; greaifaft Bacon "a
-26e; S3ulteru 1916; S4ul'
tern. Rem yort Gut. 19--19ac; tros
dene Beef G1uItern 31a-32ac.
Bacon. Sbort clear Ssiten
21a-21ae; EXTRA fbort clear Stitsn
21t 1t-21ae; turss Ripp.nfeiten 23-
21ae; gsaies. 24a -25ae.
Shbgep6teltes Uteif4. -
Sdinssn, 2O-20ac; pienie S&uItern
16S-17c; Bellies 21-21ac; S&ul.
tern 17ar18e; S4uIteru. Rem yors
Gut 18-1ske.
Grif9ts Gfuf9. .-g9int.n
gle; pienie S1uItern 16-16ae;
S1ultern ia 3-1Se; iur5e Rippeu'
fsitsn 1sa-19c; fbort clear Rtppms
f.iten 18t-1sae; .rtra fbort clear
Rippeuftitsn 1910; Bellies, lsi4-
ts, 24-24ae; Bellies. f4ip<rs. 21a-
22te; Beef Gareab 15e.
WebI unb Getretb.
WebI. - Winter gatent 1925
.9.75; Wintsr fanep 1915 -9.25;
Wnit.r famiIp $S.25-8.75; Wintsr
ertra S7.25-775; Winter orbinIr.r
$6.75-7.25; 6artss Wei5.n patsnt
$9.25-9.75; Sart,s Wsiben fancb
$s.5O-9.OO; Sariss Msiam familp
$725-7.75: Rosssn. Nortbpeitern
ssWiiatss $7.75-S.OO; Ross.n. Sin
.ines S8.00-S.25; Rossen, Gitp
semiidtes $8.00-8.25.
Wcisen. SO. 2 rotber Winter
$2.O4-2.Oe; 80. 8 bo. $685.
03; Ro. A DO. $1s3-1.93.
WeIf9torn. go 2 ipeibes
$l14--l.14a; Ro. 8 bo. S1.13A
LA; Ro. 4 DO. $l.12-1.13; Ro. 81
DO. $l09-111; go. 6 bo. $1.O-I
Los. - Go. Q sefbes $1.14-114a;
go. 3 ssIbes $1.13a-1.14; 30. 4 DO.
S1.12-113; Ro. 8 DO. $1.09-1.11;
Ro. 6 bo. $LW-L08. - Ro. 2 ses
miidies $1.14-1.14h; go. 3 DO.
$1.13A-l.A; Rp. a bo. $1.H-1.s
13: 30. 8 DO $1.09-1.11; No. 6 DO.
$1.07-1.O8. - Weibes aolbsnsorn
81. .18-1 20; seIbes aolbeuiorn ST.
1s.-l2o; semif4ies apIben,Orn 81
9afsr. - go. 2 tpeiber g.
67le; Stanborb ipeibsr 66h h-67e;
gto. 3-peibsr 68-66ac; go. A tpeiber
64a 65Ac; Ho. 2 gemtfdter Co.
65ae; Ro. 3 seniiitisr, einbeimifdkr
"a -646c; Ro. 3 ssmiidter einbimi'
f4er 64-63ae; Wo. 4 geutihstr So
--64c.
Rosgeu. - go, 2 $1.6O-1.62;
no. 3 s1.55-15s; glo. 4 $145I
20
WbiSssp.
Neriduft ipurbsn $40 HtGs. Db
filerl Giniftkb Gopbs auf Der 8afiS
S1.47 PEI GaIIone.
Groesrfel.
2affee-S0ra 28--35t: Wp9a
30 83e; Guatemala fdnep 1sAe; b..
sates 17se.
ess.a Ps,:s a.-....--.-.r-.i Y.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22

m firis 25i -26ae; auf bsm Wiaril
25-He.
laartOffsln. - 3ufubr 8 Cars;
Warit unosrdnbsrt.
: Gefiisel. - Gebenbes, Wartt bo'
Der; 6dbns 22e; GriiRiabrsbibnsE
22c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
@Iefhe 2aae.

8, Serr @rdf, o allersndbtgIter
Serr @paf, MIR bitten sic I'm @ottes
BIIen, seben Gle uus @rbett - mns
fere Gseiber, lriere &tnber butgcrn!"
ga, meine 2ieben, ba tdrn id Grh
nt1t belfeu. - Id babe felber riGis
au tbun!-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
Gbicago, 21. Wadrs.


S&peins. - 3ufubr $1,000;
Wsarit itrDo9 unb &c bo5er oIs &C.
tern. Built $1490-1515; lei4te
$14.30-15.10; eemii4ts $1460-
1920; i4pers $14.60-15.25; robs
$14.6-14.75; GerieI $1O.6o-14.
Rinb ieb. - 3ufubr 1900;
Wortt uHregelmdbis; ydtine Beef
Stiere $9.25-12.85; Gtoders uuo
syeebers $6.80-9.8O; Riib uuo Sei'
fsrs $5.75-10.s5; Ralber $10.5o-
1900.
g 4afe. - 3ufubr 1000;
Wartt i6pa4. Wetbers $11-O-12.'
60; eDes s9.00-12.25; 2ammsr
$12.75-1525.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
GbieasO, q. glds.

~ % - -. ~Aso.
Wsi5en. - Sir Nai $1.83i-1.'
S7a; am Salub 1.s4s. Jiir SuIi
$155t-1.5Si; am S4lub $3.50.
MeIitforn. - -Gtir Msai S11.Os-
1.12i; ON s4Iub $1.1oa. Sir Jlili
aO9t-1.107; am S5lub $1-094.
Safsr. - Jiir Wsai 5s-59sc; am
G4lub 5stc. Sur suIi 66-57se; am
S9Iub 56!t.
Rosssu. = go. 2, $.6ot
Gerfe. -$1.O0-1.9o.
5mptbp = $3.B-5.75.
lRlee. = $12.00-18.00.
ppri. - Sir Wsai $3.50 "a. .25;
ON S5lub $33.1O. Sir SuIi $3315
S3. 30; am Sdlus $3.50.
G1maIs. = -Uiir Wai S19.52-
1875; am Sdfnb 1887. SIR 5uI
$1952-l9.E0; am G@tub $19.57.
gfippenisittn. - GSir Wsoi &7.87
an S9lub $17.s7. Jar
Suit $17.eH-1a.16; am S4iitb
$17.s7.
Butter. - maarH bSber; gpeanlerp
33-40c
Cir. = wearft bBter; 8itfubr IT,
a14 .RiEen Giris A26a &c: orOtaa'i
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0iebnsarit.
efnetn nati q gpar

gtHetnnatt, 81 Ndrs.
3ifubr ultb Uerfannt ipdbrenb Der
Iettsu "a Stunben. persli&en NIT ben
porpersanssn<u lnd 9asus jne iDte
tolets
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
Nen Dsrier 1sns. Qnstirnxsen

HtA.fon ssa. g.. .. ~ uin, 9ae; @. br. .Ios
Gt6iIon o.. q. >. .i05 nre rs,%,14h va
rail- q b. It.. 2Mn. y. giin ~, >. i0Ih,
NSC a. az sltr. n. etase AZ -.
EcfbIsb,m Si rej.. ioo y b. sin. obi. 81. ;. sSIt
RrccH. TrdnNn 81. W!SI5ri1s n. 4h i. ~
Cert. OF q. Il. 81. .iioY 20. soc. n. %. 1ol
Gsnf. peafber Sc lolrsso Rae. ref. sr.... 6Shs
0enf 4,dciIic (. oh rcrtb. 0ac. II. -. e3h
0befdp a b. ~. % Irfsa. e. rel. AZ. 81,
Qtsfop. q b. q. Is. s3Mrsnn. Qpuf. AZ lo5A
e., 2. 4 q. ictrf u T1s spenr. gen. ~ loihs
g., .. 4 o. cen IL. % rsnbing cen. lr.. ~ "
1dbicarc Or. 70. u 701 Yep, Steel 6r. -. ~"
G5. .W IgtTfe.Bs. olEstp &G.N. ref. II. g
g.Wtk Ct o .oen ~ i0il . q e gcutbfp .con.tr IL
G..H.c&B. ref.lr.. "a ssrb. n. q. obi b.. o.,1
gbic. q asrfsw. ss. q lsc. 1dr.ref. tr.... MN
Col 4 Go. rsf. ~. ~ lso. NntIv. Sc. iooh
SsMe lsr. soh 20. 1aig,p. ssn.4r. II
0rte %. .lrgs~'.so.. siM Ter 4 mar 100.
grie aen. f.......1 lytirbpfpe ab. 81. sSA
sen. glsctrte Sc. /. iol Iiinion qdc. f. UN
W. Horto. !; th.. seKtliiripn Tat, 10. e.. elH
y. Cert. rsf. tS. :. " lIi d Miib6er er, .io2K
Snt. r. Z. Sr. 80. NHI. Z. efreI br. .i05H
Srf MET ~ 49,, esH gira q gberr sr eaN
eauf. O. o. ref. IT,. s9H maSrSb = " -
e. 6bore beb. lr, elk N iinfou AZ es
q ~. Sr. 80. s6t i5tftinab. .gl.ep.b Be. liz
Dr.. n. 4 I. I. IT,. 74H
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22

yu6er = Utarft ret. = Wdffts
uirttr Gut 2cdf 500; pptpbtreb
$40; Cubs $3.50; 'grdnuitrter
$3.50; Gonfxtionesr rM- $500;
.pft a. sz.so-ano; Dsibs sstsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22
3ufubr:

3ufubr:
RtnbD. S&tpeins S4dfe
10. Mdrs 80. 716 1915 4
20. WGrs 80. 80 M 3
81. Mdrs 80. 71o lola %
Deranbt:
RinbO. S9peine Sdafe
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Gineinnati. 81. Ndrs, 1871

..IIll# SAe 0putds AsAA
~ Radirspe ns& Garlepsx psr dHe
tedt ente nnb bic 8iaSratea fino uaperdn.
ps1. 6as Garisben .pn eaas purotH BON
ben Usnien 4K-D9S bes4net, wdbreao
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kbpait suo be Yreiie tart. amsriean
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-22

WiolaHes. : Wtarit itetie.
9uder, rO5er, Wartt itetts; Gsn'
triflsaI $3.50; Wolaffes S4.52; rafi'
uirter. Mur.t iteiis; isin sranulirter
$7.00-7.5O.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-19
PREFER "KULTUR"
TO u. S. FREEDOM
NEWS LEAK SCANDAL IN WASH
fNGTON GETS CAUSTtC COM.
MENT IN GERMANY.

Amsterdam, Jan. II, via London
The Leipsic Neuste Achrichten COM
menting on the speculation on the
New York stock exchange at the time
of the issuance Of President Wilson's
note, under the heading of 'The Wash
ington' Scandal" says:
What interests us most in the scan-
dial, so characteristic of American
adroitness in making dollars out OF
horrible slaughter by rustling peace
plans, is the searchlight falling on ma
tional institutions and administration.
The war shows anew what peace
taught to us a hundred times-Jupi-
ter Mammon is the real ruler of these
states which praise to us stay at home
Germans their free constitutions and
which. so far as they are linked with
our nemies. talk to us of their pat
ented liberties.
Germany declines with thanks the
offer to improve us. Though there
may be many respects in which we
need reforms. and are susceptible OF
improvement the inner purity and I'M
assailability of our monarchial gov
eminent raises high above the pseudo
neutrality-suspicious. production and
causes us to thank God that we re-
main protected from this all too west.
ern progress"
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-19
KAISER PRESSED
TO USE IRON HAND

Berlin. jan 16, via London, Jan. II.
Emperor William in reply to a loyal
address from the Hansa league, coca.
stoned by the entente's announcement
Of its war aims. passes over In silence
the leagues reference to the necessity
OF the energetic employment OF all
weapons with iron determination"
The address was one OF hundreds
which are now pouring IN upon the
emperor from sovereigns in federal
states. parliamentary bodies. munich
palities and trade and agricultural or
ganizations of all kinds throughout
Germany. thanking him for the mani
festo with which he responded to the
entente's announcement Of its condi-
tons for ending the war. and pledging
their loyal and enthusiastic support In
the further conduct of the war.
Several of these addresses have
touched upon the idea of unrestricted
use of the submarines. referring to it
in some such way as did the Hansa
league. but the emperor's replies have
uniformly avoided any reference to
this subject.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-19
GERMANY HUNGRY
Reports Getting Through BY Way Of
Sweden Tell Of Serious Food
Shortage Existing.

Stockholm (Via London) Jan. IL
The food situation in Germany has
grown much worse during the last six
months. according to the experience
OF an Associated Press correspondent
who has returned from trip to Berlin.
Potatoes are so scarce that this weeks
per capita ration in Berlin was less
than Az pounds. This is attributed In
part to the farmers Withholding ship
ments until February Is when higher
prices will be permitted but 1t Is not
denied that the potato crop is INSULT
Client to meet normal demand.
No cheese has been on the market
since August and eggs are unobtain-
able. except surreptitiously at sixteen
to twenty cents apiece. Berlin's daily
milk supply is about $4,000 litres
against a normal of 100000 and 1t is
impossible to buy clothing. shoes,
stockings or blankets except by per-
mission of the police. This latter
however, may be merely precaution-
airy measure as the shops appear well
stocked with clothing.
Chief Burgomaster Wermuth, as
we'll as the heads Of other cities. COM
plains that the larger towns are COM
PEELED to suffer unnecessary hardships
because the system of distribution Of
foodstuffs has failed in many respects.
In some cities the situation seems to
be better than in others.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-19

losses would be to export trade, there.
fore, it is impossible to estimate,
though present disposition is to consid-
erably overestimate them. Our most
serious difficulty in maintaining our
export trade will be the high cost of
production in this country compared
with Europe. The necessity Of find
ing market for our surplus products,
which will become more imperative
when conditions return to the normal,
is problem that will have to be
grappled with seriously at no distant
date. We must have export trade and
we must be prepared to meet foreign
competition. The worlds markets are
comparatively bare of merchandise, so
that sheer necessity will compel lib
eral purchases by belligerents and
acknowledgements; and unless the Unit
ed States is prepared to let slip its
interest in foreign trade, American
capital and labor must cooperate to
maintain and develop it's proportion.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-19

What do get, Harry" she asked, "it
I do the cooking for a week."
WELL" said Mr.. Danvers. "at the
end of week, my dear, you'll get one
of those long crepe veils.'
A tramp knocked at farmers door
and called for something to eat.
Are you a Christian?" asked the
good hearted man.
Look at the holes worn in the
knees of my pants. What do they
prove?'
The farmers wife promptly brought
out the food and the tramp turned to
60.
well! WE'LL" asked the farmer.
What made those holes in the back
OF your pants?'
"Backslding?" replied the tramp as
he hurried on.
While in town the countryman
thought he might as well call at the
fire insurance office and see about In.
surfing his shop and household furni-
ture
"Whot facilities for extinguishing a
fire have you in your village?" the Of
fetal enquired.
The man pondered for minute or
two.
Where's the rain" he said.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-01-19
HARRY X. THAW NOT
MAKING RECOVERY

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 17.-Physi-
clans at the hospital where Harry X.
Thaw. who attempted to commit sui
eide here last week by slashing him
self with a razor, is patient. said
today that Thaw was not recovering
as rapidly as had been expected and
expressed concern both as to his men
tai and his physical condition. Law
yers representing the Thaw family
who were to have held bedside con-
ference with Thaw today to discuss
plans for his defense against the kid
mapping and assault charges made in
New York by Frederick Gump Jr., the
Kansas City youth. announced that
the conference had been postponed
for at least week.
DR.. Elwood R. Kirby. Thaws pri-
vate physician said early today tina.
his patient was showing only slight
improvement and was still in stu
por