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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21

ilarsn, baB DitIs 5Orfdunssreiienee
ole ben @iIb,n Gas amien Don Sldt.
tern Der aoiapfInn;. na4ssma9i 6n'
ben. nn4ber tagsIang obns bus aes
ringfte Sunsers ooer DuriiseiiibI
bliebsn; burd bds fauen Der totniRa
bnIiiesn 9IGtier iparen Gaumsn uno
Der oter. SbeiI eer SpeiItr0brs in benz
Rabs bsidubt, tab iis ssssn Sunssr
uno Curt Iansc 3eit nnelnpfinOlidl
blieben. Gbsnio pis bos aoiain
tpirt. aud bas Ritotin. Gin WsHi6,
Der an Sunesr urb Durit Isibtt, lam
ii9 nit tinissn gfsifen 9uba. Obsr
sinig.n 3iearrsn bisies lditiss @tfiibl
imr Elm paar Sh:n6en pertreiben. es
III ia binIGnslih beionHi. bnb Sol'
baien, bic auf lonssn Wdri6en ober
beim Dorien auf bic N,lbiii6s I'M
S6lbsnsra5sn gum 9nbat srsifsn.
e ldns.rs 3eit obns Rubrune ouss
baltsn t5nnen. als bic RidiraSfsr
inter iarsn &nmsrahsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21

Der Sit tts Suugtrunb b
9urfgefibis. 2onse 3eii bat
man anssnommen, Suneers uno
DurIseefiibIe batisn i'm Maetn ibrtu
llriprung. GrH nsueren Gcrf4ungen
mar Is Dorbebalten. fsit5uiielen. bob
bits elm sSrrtbum III. prOmttteis be-,
ridtet boriibsr: Sect fiebi mon ben
obersn 9beiI Der Speii.rDhre ais ben
eissntIidsn SIP Der 5unssrs uHn
DuriiseTiibls an. lin ii9 pon Der
gfidiig.eit bieItr annahms gu iibers
stugsn, Bat man RnGens uub Spsiie'
robr. einss bungristu RsniftH
bur6 Ginipribuug eiHer aoiaiHIOinng
tetdubt, ioelsid5 DsridpunotH Suns
aers unb DuritsefiihI pofIfommsn,
unb er ionnts barorfbin fiinf Scgs
unb feds 9ld6te lang bur1 ni4ts
basu qsbrntt psrben. irsenb ipelHs
glabrnns Dbsr 6iiiHieteit su ii9 sii
nebmen. nprniis man i9loB. bab bus
esosain Sunser unb Durit In ihm
p5lie ertcbitt tntte. aus bsnitlbsn
liria&<n ISbi ii1 and bds gtdisisi a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
gSober tie gSanben?

Tic goIi3ei lit eegarDGrtig berrtiibt,
su erlrittelu. tpie Der 6urbige Dsoies
sScrter Don Ro. 739 Ritmo1to StroBe
III orci augeIpu,r0en tGm. Sorter
iuIroe geitern 91oGr ooH Sergearlter
Scrnmtnf on Der SedJten uno 5rort
@traBe an9etroffeu itnb IN Soft &C.
non.rnen, ba er aus bre ~aligelp'ir,'
Den, 3peien nj Der re6tc1r 6orto uno
erncl ant 9npf bhltete. Ser Gurihe
Uuroe I'M ftGotiiden Soipttal oerbln,'
oen un0 oalH nod beru Getettioburea,i
aebrudt, no er fib oerart IN @lner'
Iprlde pertpifeIte, aIs er beSiisIit Der
Se1:1tuft Ser Murbclt befragt Wuroe,
DoB RE 8ofi5ei beiMob, i'm porldufiG
butter S3lob lut6 9fiegeI 81 beaoIten,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
gerisaai. Rsti3eu.

6rr Treb. S4psud bon RO.
2523 Gris elpeRue. Der Setretdr Der
CHARTS BoIbt Giab 60. anb grdfi'
bert Ses rspublitauiidsu &Iubs Der
slpeiieu @arb. Hrubte fih sefsrn I'M
Ghrif Solpital einer Operation u'I'
ier5ieben.
gnlpaIt Treb. Sif4ptin BON
80. SOO7 Gairfielb aoenus bssaS F9
aeitern nab bein 8etbesha 3oipual,
no sr fi5 beuts einer Operation an'
terSiebrn mub.
sSu Columbus iit seitern Elm s5es
maIioer Ginttunntier. Serr Z hos
mas 9. Meier. einem SerSIeIbsn
erleueu. Der Oabtneei4isbene, ber
an ndberen Qngb0rieen bic @itipe,
bier S69ter uno 5ipei S0bne btntcr-
IGBt, batte bier lunse Sabre cine
G4pfmmanitait an Der 9ins, nnbe Der
is. Strabs.
Wlit aufri4tiser 9raaer pirb in
tpetten Sretisn bic aunbe Don ban 5e'
iterR erTplgten 4bleben Don Grml
Caroline aister geb. Ssi'
boIDt, pernommen iperben, Die 81 biu
bsianutsiten unb anssiebeniteu heit'
i9en Watronen Der Staot eeborts'
Se 0abinsei9isbene bat ss Deriian'
ben. ii4 bur9 ibre Seraensgiite St'
9ldtuns unb JreunSi4aft aaer 81
ii9ern, benen es pereount gepeIsn,
naber nit ibr betannt 81 Ier'
ben unb bic srameebeueten SinterbIie'
benrn biirfen bel Der f4peren 9eim'
fu9ung, bic iie betrpffen, Der innigflr.
Sbsilnabme periihert iein. Sie BE-
erbiguns ftubet um Jreitag Radmit'
taa Dom SruuerbaMs, Der ReitbeH5 bsl
So9ter Der Berforbeneu, Srcr
Jreb. 9Ieimeper, Ro. 157i
9apmiIIer Strabs, aus fatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21

Eauiltor Qnugtg dnrinitniorFr LVln.
&iHdHnat. C.. n aam 1877.
s,rfitetItt aHssbcts 9esssn eri; 7;
Goanih gpmmiHiouers bon parriltea 6ounln.
f bts gientiaq, ben 10 1uli 1917, III u
Tbr spiitaas. 'dr ben aHiGuf nue abllsleriiii1
bon ranhlpfen a0tlcH iW Gonriodne on 1roaO'
mar nm Rleneet SirGbe. bet Sd'ienbdIe an
SreeHan glpeme, D1gRue an ber CG y @irnbs.
uHb bem altmsrial'Sctanbe on eet elm sita'
Sc gpnnip Slil (arbsisbanl. 0pletair -pe
Ilr elm Sabr hom Iugni 1917, VI lebr'
siutiimmufe mt ben sgsetihniienen, ipelst ~
bet Cflice bon helGaigui Hodfo nipileQsT,
ele ltD5lea mi'ieu be belieH fit Enutp'' NM
6elssmefe iein nilo cbGelietn ipetotr III berl
aoheH.ooi eutfvsber im seridissfbeIbt. ssai'
igubace, Dlorpue ober Memorial ~ bouof tii1
gennit 9nll, In i0AeH Euaniiidier llib u
IoIteH Seiisn, pis q notbveHoie er'9einsT
mag une iDte ben zen 0pnnip 0pnilsIilG Gr
obef heTen SupeIlHien5fi7ieH beiieui lpdbJSnh
bee 8eiiEdnms, bon s,nem 3atr BON /. ausnl
1917.
6aie pet Ton por 5iOe.iaHieno t2D0ol Ellrio
Iis Hisier ul'tp lbteE AdEen mt anreNl
beieleu nro bic 2borie .unpebnie flr Apblen
u.fiiien aHi Der slHteuietfr bes eeHberis ot:
merit ieiIl. ens ibr anaebcf eifteii.
2lue siupe5oie niiNeH ntil ubeitrlebenei
Sormularsn penGoi ipcrbeH, oit in eeg cfils
bes Counts gommildrs ~ EA5eH fiHe, nHe az
| eine .Gdruntie bee gllteH Stnens frio BE sieit
aehnlien. nit lbrem ailaebci eine elreioait IN
eetraae bon 10000 beislifiaeH. mii smei aiI
ten urh oHeriaunieg 3iiraen ODER Shrqnaiis
Gieienidgif. obef or Sielle fdhon tiner ceriii
sirieH gbed iuI 9eiraae BON $4,000. salHhr
ar bic Grber bon Gbarics goopfr. Scdtmeilis
| 2ie Gountn Gorimtdire tebaIteu iI8 bG
@e6i por, eiEes oeer ale aneebofe anrflf5u
ipeiisn.
am gaitrug sss sparO Of GUHuts Con
Srsb. q. 1eftsfmauu, grM
| Htiefi:-M Aeiu5arbt gierf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21

ni,r oIs goIfsnnbrirrgsu:ittei, ionbern
joanr dds 9eIifateiie nib IN efliten
ceaer,ben Oe,itid)lntbs (DeftpboIen,
Dem 9ibeinIarioe nfp) 1T cine Rabl.
seit nu III. gbeno obne 6ieicn Slid
id,ier eire llnbenfIi9feit; IN Der Suite
bes acruitsrL ME I'M Bcidt bes @ei.
den gibt es baIu bIaiigsotteuen
Qarpfgt
eluf 6eu uleiften gr5beren tiub flei.
nerem arpeien in GeiltidImib ueroen
ioaenanut. 2arpfentetde rnterbalten,
IN oeilep Der Sid se5iid,tct frro, mn
su ieAer beIicbiden 9eit cine Atiuets'
luna in Der iIeiitIid,eu gsabrins 81;
Jiefrru ln5 aarpfen b:S 81 20 Gfuno
Ges0idt iilS in 6icien SeiGen feiEe
SSeItenbeiten. Die 2nrpfen errelden,
mern ungsitort, Elm bobes gllter; an
aeb!id iper5en iie bis 81 200 Sabre
oft ut6 i'm SbarIottenburger S1loB'
aarten ioilen bis unldngit nadppeis.
llih i26 Ssabra alte arrpfeu gebalten
ncrbpn fem
Ter a1rpfen bat eiit ungetpc5nlih
,IheS 9e6cn ui,b fuin, IN @ras.
bnfheI singerptdelt, Sinoerte bon
aPpiien perldJ:ft fperoefi, I'M in leben'
tenn 3,dtaribe on ieinem 9eiiimun'
Ilussorte an5llfommen. gr mar it)on
oen alien @ri@iJ,n un6 Romern Be-
fnu,t mno Ms Siiutbilb Der 51iftbar'
felt Der 9eruls acbeiliat. Den teitcri
GSeidmad got er i'm fiiHften aebeils'
jabre BON Sftcber bis gum aprlI; e'
fam ieoob aud iest no9 NIT grob'
Item slppcti. ee9eiien irerben, bon nah
Irenb Der beiben Commemorate III
Der ieincm GernIB 81 rparner, oa oain
lem Sieii9 nidt feik ionhern pcif
luilb fraftios iit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
Rubberforae

So, NIT Der 5r.iIsin gedsr sebf8t--
gi, S6orfb. pis iummiti msr pOr2
Die rpdrb mel Sdpiesrbodaer nit
Sen, idreiB Dsr's binnsr's DIR!
&c fam ia sar tdd ridtis Geiti&.
Gsst Quart su iDeiBe aGdi'
In piIaumsn 81 be Qusti9e-b6r'-
In Drotibts 81 re GGGdi'l
Des 0drrffdid nenni I. tcrBpesGpsd,
Sdtntt rafhie Tesi ie ruRu,
Die Med' bnaft ie in 8roodtr um,
g. 5intsI baufi L 5ubn.
Daf6teden nsnnt is itb' edpor.
I'm Yiippdsu jsbe gobb
5n q,bertlpb peri&nnbtlt is
IN e6ts' 9epperincbb.
sdtatt mins,rt Iai Is @einkrs--
Md
G&tatt Wlubberhe = wfaBla -
Nlsr R.rer 9u, isbt bitt' i& Did, /,
Mas S5ui&t NIT 70 re Gsaa1'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
3ie Srei 2merifaner,
@d5e Sur GoSiuIiiter Soufsrena in
Stotbolm sintrafru,
Barsn nit rufif4eH pdFen am 26.
W1ai auf Oeu Sampfer sGs.
( COR IL" DON Stem gort ab.
- seFa5rsn.

9ttp gort, 20. Su11i. 8Uris
&einfein, elmer Der brei gadnner aus
ben Ser. Stdaten, tpelGe na9 Stods
boIm fanen, I'm Der Capitalization,
fersns beiautpobnen. uilb Der If9 peis
eerts 81 fassu, ME es ibm m5sIi4
mar, bon 5ter absufubreu, rnabem
fem omeritanif6er pab ;uriidssSoseu
porben mar, berIisb, iDis am Wlitt,
mod In Grfabriing sebrddt ipurbe,
biefen 5nfen am %. Woi duf BEN
Dampfer Oscar H." als onsebIiher
Rafe. Die poFugierlfie bes 8oms
piers erfbdIt fstueu &anten foDis BIZ
6nfprmnticn. rab Rsiuiteiu eirer
.rufifden qcs roruirs. Gr er4lGrk,
heR 200 81 Nstsx aro iteoe'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
&uffee.9r1nsdJer.

- Ser GraueHDersin Der 3peitsn
Oeuti6sa Presbpterii6su &ir6e an
Der Deii 2tbertp StraBe bGlt ietne
ronGtltte 8eriGunrtlltng Gn heu'
tigen g2a6uittag ab. Die 5ruler
$einoeI, Stegepors, 8agner, @arc.
line gggers, Gttporfbdis uro
@u6bum Ierniren ben &uffse. ale
MitsIiebsr unO Trsunos bes @ersins
Fnb ber3Lih eingelubeI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21

IN rieI eroberen Meueen inlo beoeii.
teno biaiger nndy glsiu BORT uno onoe-
ren Stdbten oeridJift peroen. oIs oies
mii aarafen noJlidl mare. airberoenl
pat bas Slaiih SeS 2nfies cine roth.
iicle 5ar5e, pdbrea6 bdS IeiiA Oes
Gurpfers peibli9 III.
gieIfnh fin6et nn1l, bdb bie Gnr.
mcr on Se1 21ilSIeen 9iaiiaeranIege.
getdIt babal in Seneu n,isidlieblifj
sarpfen cinseIieiert ulb geralihert
rerben uno 6ie enitse @oggonInonn-
cen. hietes % si6ereiseten Jiir3es iDer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21

ben iperoe. Gr. Rnr golSfnrb, Elm
anbsrsr Der OeIssuten. fuhr mt bsms
fsIbsn Dampf,r unter bem ysdmsn
p9spnib4 ob. auf .r rsiite NIT einem
rufiifen pab.
Giner Der 9ertrster Der 9ampfers
Iiuis Tagts, buB ii9 inter ben paifns
sisrsn bss 0ampFsrs pOseur ii"
cine erobs ansobI ppn RuFsn bsfanb,
peI6e pprsabsn. in bic ruifii6s slrmes
sintrstsn gu ipOlsu. Seit bem gesinn
bes &rieess baben ole abfabrenben
pdFogisrs ben 9o1kauten sineu Pob
NIT ibren gbotpgrGpbisu gu 5eigen,
unb penn bas Bib nit tbrsr @ri6eis
nuna iibsrsinittmmt, tDnnsH fs paiiis
ren.
Cine griinSlibe Inter-
fu9uRs
Ser 8uitGnSe Sss Refp gorter poli'
;ei 0epurtements.
Su gerbtnbung nit Der gluffinSung
Der aei4e Don Rut5 griser
angsorbnet.
Seit bsm 1. Sanuur foIen 800 wf6b'
den in glstp gori Deri4pun>
ben Iein.
9unSes Oetettips uutsrIu9eu bas
9erii9t.
DemSufolse GOo6i feline Jlnta Surt]
WitgIieoer Der gGinprru er'
IeiGtert purbs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
Geo. P. SCHWEITzER.
VOLKSBLATT
10 B R 0 0 M s
1877 Cf Z. etrase.
Sritdiafbem
lssrr I'D In ssuifesr unb snsl!iaer spraes
Srit6fafbeit

Ishsr I'D In teutf1sr rnb enei.i6G Errats
ifir 9s9Hi,slsnis, Dsrcine ctr. iisstrisbanssn
rssbtn anf z5nuf6 bdosat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
8u perfoufen - Sdaier.

Gairbtsp ostehts. $50 BoIiert etr--
snifdsn Rnnine urb glDra Cir, maize eeT
buabss 6onftule. Driddbdnus nit yfpsi
Dlnis, IL bier Difnmer, Hdb nnb Htttc.
ciieH Coming Ra6mttiaa. bis uHr-
a. q Ges @. rnb Dins. 1fL Canal s7eA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
eertaI Gpaeae.

3be Cincinnati Tenfn College, 2si--2Ss .5sf
geurt en-. nabs qiHm. Tesfft asfrrofen.
aat artn jabHte9Hiiatr arbtittu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
VIM. G. SIEFKE SONS,

9eidenF eitattn,
aois NAB s;nn esrdAs.
etpnes, 9tt 523 nnb Gar 1000.
u1dbias frsis Refine Btteonnuo 'nt Rapene.
cnio.ambulaTJ an bfrritihen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
Sm &iamDs.

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SSiss , sstsasr ,,;s he ;,.s s'ssS .,S ,ss,.. II, y
1928 Belnid etr. niisiiss utane.eans tn
Qtndunnft- tci&eo
gerIaugt sn fanfen-
allie geber. Bttten-qDtr bssotIen be
b6fftsH Rreifs fisr sieIsIbsni mir tUstess boz
lsrtdeu. peHn bennertntiet. HorrIt; q u
500 g9ef eecoiis Ctr. Eel Ganai ssa
9n permietbsu ober 81 Serfanfen.
got,aae: bula, Denu ipfsrt beEfenr. .7os
EDet Q. Sirdbe. Qcotngtou, 80. le-N
@erInngt-Rdnniidj.
.ssts.sS 2esb.., sTtasrssss; .,1,.- Sstasf SaisF
LRoaIhiaa Dcra &c. io22 R9sr : ehets.
2i.aa.2s
garsisL esis4 bsaiieer. e,etiss arsdi
pees+ Spettr sGHN. 'iss DaaSiioa aOeS'
gerIunst- -8eibIih.
nab4su fat alaemftns SGisorbsit 500
p1 aSote. 2o2 German unenae Reens
H-oSH t.So-IS
Rabesu. usstoes qnglI4 fSriet tlr 90
am uHb GospnnairSdrbdt GmptsblnnQep
briarGt 2fttseOn Assit S<is2 Eas. p
@odn - -
RAk6tu inr anasneine aansdrbs.t tn rIst
mr. tyanliIie: Z 9rpa6fens. 0sftsr epbu-
HGemat ossaeL soons s~'oa A"'' ~
D-eHnooe eDeH--
pnhn,r eu.,H sfr arIaszrstus oausorbeH.
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80 - ------e.
i@siai ai,,.s., M s' nm strasass Stras,e.
r11Sx-- a. e--s,-,.;, 1,,,-,5,s5 osarr
aoSr si.as ysrf4<si' Sssp esahiasso flne
SeDhs 1pon es.
nn Co. s,,,A-.t.4, e,4, gacsnsn
skSs esao,I M esar-als
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cuia"- HoNo DeI1sit
rkhn,n "a, I,si,oirsoroe., no 0xe<upoob
aoe. hoonbde.
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9,rcss 1tr e''sss rs,,,cvs STs S''''''A '
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gssInnt eiIie
" ssSla,s sS stas
4 6auSbhIfertH. peIts ana als s1anisn
sfIestrin far iruHis 6Ean essnsH hun. i<i'
= - -
Rab9 9sH cher gtm 70 Htiilettn 2nensn "
riiis aas mSesrns Besnemlia,rtifu Rs6
Sairasen ass GltDresot See-. Dd. anbayl
- = -
arsi sF ss@sT e, Gsss s,Te6S Has ass Tssts sasI
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m6tsen inr 0aIrI uns esafr,smmsr.g N
bell Ss!gs S giIi9.s y 10 Der Saiath' HF'erfH
- -
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assnoah.
atubtrnah6tn r1ii 'as'ersasen. eoon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
gerIaugt an fanfen.
8n permietbeu Obr sn Serfanfen.

gottaae: bula, pefiu fpiort beEfanit. 1os
fDeti o. Girdbe. do0ingtDu, 30. 1871
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
annrhrtf Mf aplltn.

Saurilior Qnugfg anHiutiiiousr Dfisof
diudnndti, C.. II aain 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21
@erIanat-@annlid.

aotrs irr6 iistlas dEbett Rd9sntroesn Rtuel
LRoaIhtaa gTfa- &C.. io22 R9st = ehets
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-21

Darsttr piier bsuiieer e,etiss arbdt
1864 Qlu &ituts.
pdes+ sipeits SGHA. siss EaabtiOa aDab-
GcfIeo.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1917-12-20
ODDS AND ENDS

Hsw tongs for sugar or candy are
snsunled ut the end of a tubular ham
De and are operated by spring con-
arszzed plunger.
TAe Philippine Islands have about
1850 square miles Of virgin forest
- about 10000 square miles Of sec
na4 growth timber.
Scientific experiments have demon
sazsled that the yellow color Of cream
- butter Is not necessarily an indi-
esa1sn 81 their richness.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1917-12-20

An expedition Of Norwegian scien-
lists Is studying the native fora and
fauna Of almost unknown regions Of
Northern and Central Asia.
Experiments in the Philippines in
crossing native and Connecticut tobac-
co have produced variety selling for
more than twice the price Of the ma
tive.
For producing decorative light ef-
fects rubber balloons have been In
vented into which electric lamps can
be inserted and the balloons distended
with air
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1917-12-20

Experimenting with simple hppara-
tus, California doctor has sent wire
less messages through the ground for
distances up to 40 miles.
Worn debated under the coat. a
French inventors life preserver is in
fiated and made ready for use by ms
sorting a capsule Of highly compressed
air.
Patents have been granted Chica-
go woman for candy made and
wrapped in the form Of artificial flow
ers. which can be eaten after serving
In bouquets
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-20
Cash Values in Baseball

" you were baseball manager
which pair Of players would you
rather have Ty Cobb and Grover
Alexander, or iris Speaker and Eddie
Collins?
Mebbe it's hard question to, an
sWer, but any time you had to shell
out the dough for players with the
liberal hand that the Chicago and
Cleveland clubs did for Collins and
Speaker you would think q long time.
Speaker cost the Cleveland club in
the neighborhood of 5000, the big
gest sum ever paid for ball player.
Collins was sold to Comiskey for a
cash SUN said to have been $4,000.
The Great Alex cost the phillies
Just $3.50 and Ty Cobb was picked up
by Detroit for the same amount of
money Looks like Cobb and Alex are
the pair carrying the greatest value
with them, yet they cost only one.
tenth as much as the present "ow-
ners' of Collins and Speaker paid out
to secure title to their services. =
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-20
SPORTS
LANGFORD QUITS IN
9TH ROUND IN BOUT
WITH FRED FULTON

Boston. Mass. June 90. Special
After taking a mauling for seven
rounds. Sam Langford, Chicago tar
baby, quit in his scheduled twelve
round bout with Fred Fulton last
night.
Langford refused TO leave his chair
after the bell rang in the seventh, and
to emphasize the fact that Sam had
resigned, the sponge followed.
The only thing Referee Hinkel. who
came from Cleveland to Judge the bout,
could do was render verdict favor
able to Fulton. The elongated ives
tern heavyweight raised both hands
above his head and acted like boy
with a new toy. He was cheered as
he left the ring.
Indian File to Dressing Room.
On the other side, Langford's at
tendants slowly gathered their para
phernalia and moved after Sam and
Bob Armstrong in Indian file. Sam
was led by the well known trainer,
for his eyesight was not of the best.
Fulton hit him so often with his left
lab that Sans optic was unable to
withstand the assault and the result
was the lid gradually dropped and fin.
ally sealed over the left eye.
II was finish entirely unlocked
for. as heretofore Sam always stood
up well under the wallops his oppo- |
nents dispensed in local rings. But
the tantalizing jabs that Fulton handed
ont, while not of the crushing variety |
played havoc with Langford's dial and |
his thinking apparatus Fulton hit him
so fast and often that Sam was unable
to figure the direction the wallops were
coming from.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-20
Mack's New Collegian.

Frank French, University of Maine
senior. is now member OF Connie
Mack's Athletics. Frank is to get q
trial in the Mackian outfield, and from
all reports it appears that the foxy
Cornelius McGillicuddy has picked up
another collegiate phenom.
French is a star in many branches
of sports, having participated in track
and field athletics. baseball. basket.
ball and football at his Alma Mater
He is considered the greatest all
around athlete turned out BY the Uni
versity of Maine in years, and when
it is remembered that he has been
developed by no less a parsonage than
Monty Cross, who recommended him
to black. there is resason to give him
the benefit of the doubt and say that
he looks like real find
French is the third University Of
Maine man to be signed by Connie
Mack. for Otis Lawry and II. Rowe
both claim Maine as their mother
school. If the new member of the
Mackmen has the makings, Mack will
bring them out and make a star of
him. for there is no manager in base.
ball who can do more with college
men than Connie Mack. When II
comes to that he is in a class dis.
tinctly by his lonesome.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-20
ALL SUBSEA RECORDS
SMASHED, is REPORT

New York, June 90 Reports from
London that the Germans are extend.
ing the sphere of their submarine ac.
t'vi'les and that the British shipping
losses Tor the past week would be the
largest since the ruthless U.boat war.
tare began In February aroused inter.
est ~ marine circles here today OF.
hcial announcement Of the losses Will
be made tonight.
The opinion expressed also that tho
'oss OF life may increase with the
sinking OF merchandising far out in
the Atlantic. Rescues win be more
hiIlicull and the task of hunting down
the u'Boats will be more diflicult
the announcement of the number Of
sinklngs for the past week IN awaited
mere with intense interest The big.
sest number sent down In any one
week was between April i5 and 90
when "a vessels, not counting fishing
ships, were sent down. This has been
known ever since In shipping circle.
as Black Week."
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-20
PLAYING THE FIELD
BY Jack Veiock,

/ New York. June 90 The decision
of the big Nine" tor the Big Ten" as
/ it will be henceforth with the return
of Michigan University to continue
intercollegiate sports despite the war
is the choicest bit of collegiate news
that has been given out since Uncle
Sam tossed his skypiece into the ring
and announced his entry into the
world war
Following President Wilson's rec.
ommendation that college sports be
continued. the graduate managers of
many big Eastern colleges got to.
gether in New York and decussed the
advisability of planning ahead for the
coming fall, and for the year 1918.
When the session ended the consensus
of opinion favored efforts to con.
tinue competitive sports insofar as
possible" but there was no definite
plan made for continuing intercollegi.
ate sports.
The coming football season will be
the barometer through which the
strength of collegiate athletics
throughout the country may be
gagged Most every school of size has
already completed its football sched.
ule for the year, and though a few
schools, notably Harvard, have an.
nounced that all athletic schedules
and plans are at an end until condi.
tions are more favorable, It is now
safe bet that the coming fall will
see athletics flourishing In big ma
jority of our schools and colleges.
There Is a chance that the turnout
Tor athletics will be larger than ever
before. and all because of a growing
sentiment among college officials to
brush aside the freshman rule. which
keeps first year men from playing on
varsity teams
Let down the bars for the freshies"
is the cry in many sections of the
country, and considering the alIjm
portant fact that the ranks sof our
athietes are bound to be greatly de
pleted by the needs of the Army and
Navy it appears that such a move
would be the best thing for athletics
The action taken by the Western
Conference at its Chicago session.
"hen II endorsed the continuance of
intercollegiate athletic relations. Is
pound to have stimulating effect.
When war first came 10 us tho alarm.
ISIS wanted to dorp all though of ath.
letics right away They howled that
the young manhood of the country
would have something much more
serious than athletics to attend TO
but President Wilson's timely state.
ment favoring athletics saved the day
for college sports.
opinions expressed by leading Gg
ufeS IN nearly every branch Of snort
Indicate general belief that in time
81 war sports became more impor.
tant that at any other time. and ,bis