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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14
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gegenpdrtige arieg bon alien iriiberen
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fuertben Stunt Der 9rofitroderei aui-
erlegt bot. Gie Gboncen, beute uus ir.
geno einem Ser Regierllns geIieferten
GrtifeI raid lno leidt elm 8erm0aen
5u idIagen, limo in grgIano entidic.
ben geriug. geebrnen mir an, on iabri.
5lerIt etipas. bas man 3ur rSriegsmu-
milton" 5dbIen fonrrte. Seien es elef-
triide Snitritmente, orabtlos ooer nit
0rabt, fiir ben telegrapbtI9en @ertebr
Der Sruppen i'm SeIoe, ODER irgeno
ettpas anoeres, oas fir Die Speratio.
nen unent6ebrIib iii; balb tpiro Dir elm
.anttIif'es Sdyriftitiid 5ugeIteut, bas
Dir nlittbeilt, oaB oein 8eIdyaft non
lest OIL 3l oen yfontroIlierten @tablil.
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tionsmiuilterium fiinoi0t ollie poar
Sa9e eine Rartie tteuer ,,fontroIlierter
eiabIllIements" or. SSn oieie aategc.
rie geboren beiite i6on aae beoeiten.
Den uno Tebrere Salienoe perbaltniB.
mdBig unbebeuienoer syabriteiL sic
Der Reeierung ale iene gIrtitel Iieiern,
ole man als Triegsnldterial be5eidnet.
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@etrahten mir nun einnlaI, ,paa
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itellt nlan oihiluter Die 9eltiuurIliil.
gen Ses 2, Sbei!s, Seftion ser
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cine Briiiung Der Bidder porgencm.
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Dem aricge er5ielten bergliden. 9lu-
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Dem &rieae porangegangenen 5pet
Sabre betrligen oltrhidnittlih 10000
BIO. Sterling per ssabr uno Die iesi'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-14
|9dgliHer Marft'B Beriht,

gineinnati, 13. Jebriidr.
Die nahfols.nben luOiirunsen be-
siehen ii9 nur auf Gngros 1ransa
attioneu. Bel ilsinersn GeI4dfteH
ipsrben ettpas b0bsrs preiie teret,net.
propifionen.
g dmal,. prima Stsarl
15.S7A-16.02a; Jamilb l64-
1916.
srodensefalSenes Gleif d.
Sbort clear Gsitsn loie 15A-l6c;
grtra Ibort clear Ssiisn 15--16c;
turse Rippeni.iisn 15-15ae; Bellies
16a-17at.
Bacon. ebort clear Gsitsn
174-1sle; ertra fhort clear Stttsn
17E1s4e; tur3e Rippmieitsn II
172e; Bellies 19a zoe.
Susar Gureb Gleil&
Sdint.n 20-20ie; pienic S4uIisrn
14l l-15e; gr.atfaft Bacon 81
23c; G6ultern in Yadeteu 14a-15c;
Rem yors Gut 14a-15e; trodsns
gssf Sdintsn 3oa-31ae.
ShbsepStdtss G!eiI d. =
e9intsn 16a-17e; pienie Stul'
tern 12--12ie; Bellies 17a-17ac;
Sdultsrn 14a-14ae; Ghultcrn ".
y. Gut DO. 14t-14ae; S4ulisrn n.
y. Gut bo. 14i-14ac.
Jrif9es Jlei, d. - Sdintsn
16-17e; Picnic S9ulisrn liz
12ae; S9uItern 134-139e; iur3'
Rippeufsit.n 13-13ae; fbort elsa-
RippenIsiisn 13a-144e; ert.aibort
clear Ripp.uieit.n 13-13ae; Bellies
lsidte 15a a-16e; Bellies. i4pers
15-15ae.
Weht unb Getrtibe
We5l. - Wintsr patsnt $8.75--
900; g9intsr ianep $s.25-8.75;
Minter familp $7.75-S.25; Wintsr
srira $6.75-7.25; Winter oroindrsr
$6.25-6.75; 5arisr Wsi5en paisnt
$8.75-925; garter Mei3en faucp
$8.00-8.50; garter Wei5en Gamilp
675-7 Ok. Hoooer. g,ortbtptit.rn.
oemifdbtes s7.25~7. 70. Noootu 6 itp
rein,s s7.5O-7.75: Rooaen. Gitn
o,miTt5t,s S7.5o-7.75.
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glo. 3 DO. $1.o5-1.o6; go. 4 bo.
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Ghitaap. 13. aebruar.

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@eiSsn. = sir Mai $1.72s-L77
am S9lub $1.73s; fir Suli $1.47g
-1.52, am SaluB $1.4sa.
Deli&tprn. s5iir Wloi S1.o1-
LOG, am S8luB $l01s; fir Sui
99s $101ic, am Sblub $l.oo.
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S4Iub 555c; fir SuIi 54-55sc
ON S6lub 54lc
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2lse. - S15.00--1S.0o.
port. - Sir Mai 500. .s0-30.2O,
am S9lub $29.95; fir Suli $29.20
--29.60, am S4luh $29.30.
Sdmal3. - Sir Wlai $16.57-
1880, am S9lab 1857; fir SuIi
$16.70-16.92, am S1lub $16.72.
RippeHieiten. ~ Sir DRai $15.'
67-15.s0. am S4Iuh $16.72; fir
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auRia. Ra9ri9L

DIR beriibmte aftronom Gtsrnbff.
lei bat btrnnssebraht. BAG bic Stride
alif bsm Nars tsins 9apdk. icnbern
S4iibsnsrdtsu iinh.
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Uiebniarft.

gineinnati, Is. Js6ruar.
3ufubr unb @srIanbt fur bic rers
floiisnerl a Stunben, persliten nit
btrislben 3eit bss borhrsetenbsu Ia
ses paren ME folst:
3ufubr:
Rinon. S1ipein. Shlfe
IL. Sebr. 80. 310s 1924 300
13. 1sbr. ~. 450 $500 81
Derdubt:
Rinbp. G9ueine 6haf.
IL. Jsbr. -. 176 1873 -
13. 6ebr. Il. 1046 2413 -
Rinbpieh. Das Nngebot
NOR brute stipas srSbsr uno bic preis
fs iiefis. Ssifers iinb aber stpas
idpdder. Stoders unb Jesbsrs
uurben MIR penis setauft. Guie
WiI9tiibe fiirb itetis.
Mittlere unb f9ipere Stitre $3.50
LOGO; fyIeiifsr Gtiere $3.50 g..
30; aussrltfene Bis EXTRA S9.75-l0..
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ginsinnsti. IS. 0ebruar 1911
9is 0sf4afts psren bsuts y, ben Danien
nab aud bel ben Nailern rustg uHo Utlo
u isIt. gar Earlstsn .on eals purosn
pcn ben Honien 4--626 bsye&net, udtrenb
Wsi6ditsyapiere % 6H -6% bistontiri
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lshsa ,on eau ;s 4-4Kx uHo auf Bet
~ 4K-6E yfaeirL
G,sAta ssf ssss Osss
purttn ~ Bari Smiiden 8sn!en Ssrsauft.
Die gounierrate betrdst soc gramte per
ei0o0.
Deaiti snf GRnta.
eiAt.gSe4id auf gonboH tpuroen 5u
4.79K pro%tb. Stsrlins quotiri. fir @ed,'
Isl ari Berlin rparesn 161te pro Mari, be.
rs9nei, tis Wsdia auf Yaris 17He pro
5ranc, aui Nmheysaui 4iHc BRO Wulbea
unb auf Wien l5e pro Krone airts l5s,
Nnbst 33, Stpdhelm pro Krone 26.Se,
3rancs lS&seiD 1915.
SsHsss. cbasssissss
parsn tuhis ano fs!iS. Die Naniss quo.
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IGui uiGts ii9er re6nen,
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Gfssrtne esnie untdSe.

Tie llmf1Be Inn tisIisen GlearingbauS
bsIisfsn iib btuie aui t4,597.29s.
esfaiisinsisafss
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isbr rutig, bod iino bic grtiis eipas teittt.
Sic foissaDen Bsrtduie fIno ~ bsri4isn
ea bsr DSr1e.
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-17

price, which was in some instances some
what below par, and In 1915 set in thos'
same securities at their par value al
though the market value had risen con
siderably above that level. II would
have been perfectly reasonable to figure
the assets at the price which could be
commanded at the time of the presenta
ton of the statement; but the manage
ment preferred TO take the conservative
attitude. The incident is comparatively
insignificant perhaps, but II is Indicative
OF the purpose of the company TO be on
the safe side. No doubt the attitude
lends strength to the eompany's position
in public thought and helps materially to
the solid development of the business,
If rigidly adhered to, as there is every
reason to believe it will be, the policy is
likely to bring the National Life Insur-
ance company full measure of progress
not only in the forthcoming year but for
4 long period to come.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-17
CURRENT COMMENT
Care of Consumptives

Is it not high time for the state oil
New Hampshire to make adequate pro
vision for the care OF its needy tuber-
cularg The New Hampshire Association
for the Prevention Of tuberculosis asks
the present legislature to pat Sl50,OcG
in the hands of the governor and council
for this work. The request is conserv-
Iatiye when compared with the need, but
the association is evidently of the belief
that much might be accomplished with
the sum mentioned. The state of Mas
sachusetts last year expended more than
S2,500,00O in fighting tuberculosis, and
considered the money well invested. How
well invested these anti-tuberculosis
funds are is apparent in the estimate
that tuberculosis costs the people of New
Hampshire more than 100000 year
in actual money and this makes no ae-
count of physical and mental suffering
Contrast these figures with the paltry
Sl50000 which the association seeks to
have administered by the governor and
council, in the campaign against the
scourge!
1t is matter of common Knowledge
that many more New Hampshire people
die of tuberculosis than of all other
communicable diseases combined. At the
present time, it is estimated, New Hamp-
shire has fully 1000 consumptives, with
provision for the care of less than $50
of them in the state sanatoria. Only
the purblind can fail to see that this
means rapid spread, instead of check, of
the disease in the state. Two years ago
our state appropriated $4,000 year
for hospital care of its thousands of in
digent consumptives in an advanced
stage of the disease. The association
truly AYERS that this meant but drop
i'll the bucket.
For almost any other disease under the
sun, New Hampshire is in a position to
give the victims attention as they should
receive it. The most threatening dis
ease Of all, and that which mankind !
breads as much as any, this state has
evidently regarded with SNUG lethargy. |
1t is long past time for tangible, vigor
BUS and effectual action to the end that |
The menace of consumption in our state |
may be checked and this will cost more |
money later than it would cost now. The
association should have its request and
Union.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-17

the German ships, suspected at the time
as friendly TO Spain,
"A difference OF opinion about inter
national law had been adjusted said
Dewey, without adding TO the Gum Of
President Mckinley's worries"
Dewey was always a great student of
history; he knew every naval campaign
that had been waged from the days of
ancient Greece and Rome, had analysed
them and knew why defeat or victory
had come from certain movements and
this without doubt was one Of the factors
that contributed to his own success in
warfare.
One OF the finest estimates of Admiral
Dewey's character is contained in trib.
ute rendered to him by his old-tim ship
mate, Admiral Sampson, who was fight
ing the Spaniards in the Caribbean while
Dewey was lying in Manila bay, resting
on the laurels he had won in the famous
battle OF the first OF May Sampson
said:
"The service knows Dewey as an ideal
head of fleet Perfectly courageous, of
thoroughly balanced Judgment and quick
Of decision, he has the qualities which
carry one TO fame if opportunity be Civ
en-. The man and the hour fortunately
came together and the country is richer
in another brilliant page of history and
another heroic figure His career has
given lofty impetus to the young which
will bear fruit in nobler aspirations He
has become one of the most valued pos
sessions which nation can have--a ma.
tional hero"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-17
General Sporting Notes.

The stove pipe league has been kept
in activity during the past few weeks
discussing vicissitudes in the Harvard
baseball camp concerning a coach to fill
Fred Mitchell's shoes another spring
More than once has Red Doom been men
and at the present time he seems willing
to take the chance. There are several
men who are sticking close to the trail
and living in hopes that they may be
the lucky ones. but Doom has held out
on account of the compensation until this
week. He says that he has changed his
mind and that he would accept the po-
sitiou at once, providing he can land the
berth
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-17

Vermont should begin right now t,
plan to do something in honor OF her dis
tinguished son, Admiral George Dewey
A handsome memorial statue erected OF
the State House grounds at Montpelier
would be a fitting effort; and the location
would be singularly appropriate because
it is in the capital city of the state and
because it looks out upon the house
where the great naval hero was born
Dewey was Nermont's greatest contribu-
ton to the naval history OF the nation
and Vermont would be showing poor
spirit if it should fail to do him this
honor. Let the legislature now in session
take up the discussion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-17
A COMMANDING FIGURE GONE.

One of the greatest figures in Amer
lean naval history has passed from life
One of the most patriotic of American
citizens has gone, only to leave a lasting
impress of his devotion. incidentally
one of Vermont's most splendid factor:
in national affairs has concluded hi,
work. Admiral George Dewey, hero OF
Manila bay, builder of the American
navy, most valiant citizen of the nation
was of type about whom will gather
increasing glamor as the years multiply;
and the renown that will be his is, hap
PLY, based on something substantial
Starting life like the average Vermont
youth, he became fired with ambition to
serve his country under arms, an ambi-
tien perhaps stirred by the spirit of the
military training he secured in the old
Norwich university then located in the
town of Norwich; and it was only by ac
cident, as it would seem, that his steps
were directed toward the nations naval
arm rather than toward the land service,
because of the fact there was no vacancy
from Vermont in West Point. But
though the youths predictions were to-
ward the army, he nevertheless addressed
himself to the task of becoming sea
man with characteristic vigor. He was
favored in that training by the fact that
the nation was just about to be split into
mortal combat and, the more so, because
he was enabled to serve in practical war
fare under one of the worlds famous ma
val men, Admiral Farragut. The young
man proved an apt pupil, and the foun-
dation of his naval career thus laid down
was supplemented by much study in the
years intervening between the Civil war
and the war with Spain, So that when
his supreme opportunity came in the lat
ter he was ready and anxious to meet it. |
How Dewey smashed the Spanish fleet in
Manila bay is more or less familiar his |
tory. How, since then, he became the
mentor of American naval affairs is well |
known. In that latter service Admiral
Dewey was of particular service to the
country; he gave of his great experience
and was loyal in service right up to the
day of his last sickness although the
weight of years might have excused him
from active participation.
So the whole nation honors the grim
old sea fighter; it applauds his intrepid
ity; it admires his patriotism; it re-
spects him for his frank, honest, out
spoken life.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-17
EAST BR4INTREE

Harry Ferguson and George West, who
have employment in Brattleboro, are al
home for "A few days.
Lucius Butteraeld, who was operated
on Saturday at the Randolph sanato'
rum for appendicitis, Is now doing as
well as could be expected. His wife is
stopping with W. +. Butterfield.
Miss Estela Dickinson has returned
after passing two weeks vacation with
her parents in New Britain, Conn.
There are several cases of chicken. pox
in the village.
News has been received of the death
of Mrs. Mary Cassidy at the state hos
pital in Waterbury.
The annual church meeting and roll
call was held Saturday, Dinner was also
served.
There win be dance in Lambert's
hall Friday evening, Jan. 49, Music,
Randolph high school orchestra.
Installation of officers of the j. v.
Randall circle Of G.. A. X. was held in
the hall Thursday evening, Jan. II. A
delicious supper was served from o 10
s. Mrs. Hannah Flagg very impressive.
~ installed the following officers, Miss
Bertha Wheeler acting as conductor;
President Julia Perham; S. V. r., Betsey
Dame; treasurer, Hattie Boman; sccre-
tary, Annie Howard; chaplain, Ada
Blanchard; patriotic instructor, Inez
Day; conductor, Ella Mills; assistant
conductor, Flora Wheeler; guard, Rose
Smith: assistant guard, Blanche Fisher;
pianist, Bertha Wheeler. After the in
stallation a whist program was given by
the members and remarks were made by
Comrades w. 4. Perham and G. w.
Flagg.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-17
MAKING II PLAIN

The Pure Food and Drug Laws aim
to protect the public by preventing
miscellaneous on the labels of prepa-
rations but some people continue to
accept "extracts" of cod liners think
ing they will get the benefits of an
emulsion of cod liver oil.
The difference is very great. An
"emulsion" contains yeai1od liner oil,
which has had the hearty endorse
ment of the medical profession for
many years, while an "extract" is .
product which contains no oil and is
highly alcoholic.
Scott's Emulsion guarantees the high
est grade of real Norwegian cod ifoev OIL
skilfully blended with glyeerine and
hypophosphites. Scott's is free from the
false stimulation of alcohol and is en-
dorsed by good physicians everywhere.
Scott & Bovine. Bloomfield. Nj. io-ls
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-17
KREISLER IN BURLINGTON.
Famous violinist Will Appear There On
January 20.

Among the older and time honored
forms in music that the ultra moderns
are seeking to cry ont or court is the
concerto with its three movements, the
! first long and deliberately developed, the
second songful and the third merry, usu-
! ally i'm a rondo form. The doom of the
concerto has been predicted chiefly be-
cause of its properties of display which,
ii is said by some. are no longer a sue
cessful means of holding modern audi
ences Fritz Kreisler, master violinist
and master musician. repudiates this
charge with emphasis. Here are his words
Zone reason alone can / see for this
and that is the fact that our concert
goers have to-day grown so restless that
they wish not to listen TO long compost
tions. In opera such Impotence has al.
ready begun to manifest itself Take
London, where you get ported version
of Carmen 4 Pagliaeci.' etc, with the
music jumbled together so that many of
the finest things are missed In hun
bred years who knows but that a ported
version of the Beethoven concerto will be
in voguel
"The form itself, however, would seem
to be to be permanent. IL may be made
freer, in the way List worked out the |
symphonic poem from the symphony, |
but it cannot be wiped out. And you /
will note that the greatest concertos I
are nearly all long"
The Beethoven and the Brahms con.
certos are equally great to Mr.. Kreisler;
he finds in them the finest that there is
in the literature. And he maintains that
the Brahms is not at all against the |
VIOLIN" as a wag of critic once wrote,
but that il calls for new kind of tech
mic which Brahms through his genius
evolved. But the concerto most CRATE
full" to the violinist, is in Kreisler's opin-
ION, the Mendelssohn, II
Kreisler appears at the University Of
Vermont gymnasium on Friday evening,
January 26. He will be assisted by his
friend, Reinhold Warlich, Russian bari
one, and for him he will play the piano
ccompaniments.-ad II
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-17
W1TERBURY

Wilmore f. Baldwin of North Duxbur,
and Miss Lois Gillett OF Huntington wer,
married Monday evening by Justice G. b
Adams. Mr.. Baldwin is employed on tn,
Mcfarland farm and has lived in town
for some time. The bride is the daugh,
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gillett of Hunt.
ington
Robert, the young son of Mr.. and Mrs
p. j. Flannery, i i'll with scarlet fever
at his home on Stowe street.
Dillingham; grange will hold box
party following the regular meeting of
the grange Saturday evening. Each
member of the grange is privileged TO
bring guests There will be a program
during the party and stereopticon pic
lures win be shown by Supt. barrow.
Each lady is requested to bring box.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-17

While there should be no undue alarm
over the possibility that scarlet fever
may have been contracted at the recent
Older Boys conference in Burlington by
reason of the fact that one of the par.
Elephants had the disease, there ought to
be strict measures in every community
from which the boys gathered to see that
the boys are put under observation until
the time for the outcropping of the dis
ease shall have passed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-01-17
CONDUCTED ON CONSERVATIVE
LINES.

Holding true to the traditions of il
substantial career, the National Life In
surance company, Vermont's creates
financial organization, has just expe
rienced a year of solid growth. as wal
indicated by the report made by Presi
dent Fred A. Rowland to the policy
holders at the annual meeting in Mont
pelier on Tuesday. In almost every re-
spect the record of the year surpassed
the record of any previous year, reveal.
ing not only an active, progressive man.
agement but a marked degree of conf.
,lence in the integrity and soundness OF
this great institution. The reason for
this confidence is to be found largely in
the fact that in the midst Of opportuni-
ties for high-fying in its particular field
the National Life has steadfastly main
tanned it, poise and conducted its affairs
on a calm. conservative basis. The con
sentative spirit that snimates the man
agemsnt Is perhaps no better indicated
than in the comparative statements Of
the 1915 and the 1916 years when. in
stating the financial standing to the pol
ieyholdcrs. the company fgured the value
Of its securities in 1918 AZ the market