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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11

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Tdiisr iperbsn beiiebsn tOnntu, mub
bic 3utiiuft Iebren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11

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lautets. s,sen feline sissns
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11

Wtr beobu d ten bti Dsnsii,
peIae bisber segsn 4rObibition ses
tdmPft baben, sine Reigung, biefe nun
mebr uIs nebenid6li6 gu betra4ien.
@s 1T fOgar cine Itibbi1isung bsfcrs
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origeu, penn iie ii9 fir has @Ias
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i9auung beru6t auf sinem p5lligpn
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bonbeIt ii9 nt9t um cine gisrfrage,
lonoern nm febr tpi4tige Jrasen rsr
Sreibeit unb Der aultur. Sn Der Proz
bi6ition 6erubt bic @nIaauuno, baB
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Wttnpritdt unter ibr Sod gu brinaea.
Sine foI9e 4Hiidt muB entI 9ieben be-
tdmpft tperben, benn penn tie buyds
brtn9t, odnn lam bic Mcipritdt bic
Srsibeit aud in anbersn 1inaen be-
l9rdnten, 10 bag tbatf16ltd1 iseer
Ameritaner cbne rlnterfdieo Der Na>
ttoualitdt su ieiner Si9er6ett Stel.
lung ssgsn bic PrObt6tion nebmen
tolte. Sn tultureIIsr SinF9t teonz
lprudt Der &f nibt minber qro5e
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len, III teine gerberrIihung bes BierS,
ionOern Elm &aupf I'm 2i5t un6 aeiz
fise 5rsibeit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
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Strnbe; MrtHleibsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
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Sn BEN seftrisen is9isH Spisls
Der Esb,ntGsis'n Seris I'M bic Obi0'
RsifirrIdaft ,iuiid<u unfsrsH .Rebs'
(5tat. aisa) nnb ben GlsbelaHbtr
.N,ubkns" (lm. aisa) IN glspeIanb
bsbisrten S4leubtsr GlItr unb Gans
ger Winso bas. Gsidiib fir Gineins
naii psssn gasbp begin. O'9leiI fir
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bes aampiss auf ieinsm poiten, lpdb'
renb GIspsimb 5ipsi Dsiters gombar'
bire in'E 5reffen ianbie. Die ttns
sissn 8 GreipGTs Sur l. Yaie uurbsn
BON ben rWuoNns- trIGabt. Glier
janbl' 2 auftid4lsr sur 8nnt sss.n
8 Der Gesuer. Die .Rebs1 mn4s
ten IN sreffer uub ipislien ftblsrfrti
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iitlih ipnr unIer S4ipGrmer Rouih
pisberum Der cslb am Bat NIT 3
9,siftrn. Dem epitl, pobHtsu 750
3ui6auern BET. 5arriion uHb aiIbs'
branbl lporen bic S9iebsri4tsr.
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Earl.snlassr, I'm ben 8oisrlanbs'
psiikibistrn gdsssnbeit su stkn
sinsn 8nmpf 3lpiidkn ReprdisntanisH
Der bsibsn srobm aisas gu isb.n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11

Ots pfii9t bsr Stun 9
lit, bic Srett .its Bombs ab5uisBtn.
leber bic Si9erbeit bruuht man tstue
WOrts gu perlisren. Sic iiHb 70 gut,
ME gpIp unb befer ais 9olb oaourb,
bag iis pier prO3ent brinssn, Di:
5abistsit, iis gu taufen, foute sb:u'
falls ni9t in 5rage itebsn- Sl'ins
&dufer 5Oeern, neil iis befiir4ten,
baB iie bas @slb fir ben bdusIiden
8ebarf braudsn tDnnten. Dixie @ss
fiir4tuns iIt unn0tbig. Sic tDnnen
bic Bombs jeberoeit piebsr abisBc'l.
Danu bat Die Regierung tueitgsbeaoe
6iiriprss getrpffen, boB ytabrunssmits
tel bilIiger lperben. Das ii9ert ot.
UtpSIidteit, @riparniFe gu MAIDEN
unb bic 9pnbs auf SbeilsabIune su
:rrperbsn. Gs Iiegt bfber tcin Grurb
DOT, purum Hi9t Sober sinsu gcnb
toufen folIte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11

Der prdfibent bat bic Be-
ItrebuHgen Der 2i9a fir natiOacIc
ginbeit gut sebeiBen. IS 1T paber
ipi4tis, gu erfabren. pei4ss bic
3fpede Der 2iga iinb. 0ieie perbeH
in fOIsenbem paiius bes aufrufa an
oas ameritaniide Bolt tlar gelest Gno
lauten:
r4sitation fir einen bpr5eitisen
SrieOeu lit aufrii6rsriI9, fpenn Der
3ped Durauf binaussebt, ben Sei&!ub
ameritas gu idpG6en, ben arieg
our48ufubren, bis bic prin3ipien ees
iiegt baben, Inn tpel3er pilIen mir Die
Muffen erbOben baben. Der &ritg.
ben mir fiibren, 1T ein 9risg gegen pen
&ries unb bic Spfer, bic mir gu piss
lem gebufe brtngen, biirfen niht 81
Rihte serla6t tperben burd einsn
WuffenitiGttanb, Der lsbi5li6 e,gr
Tuhepaufe pdre. ggir 5tQieen bic
peiis abiiht oes prdiioenten, teinen
5riebsn nit elmer unperaHtnortl:ben
"no autotratii5en Dbnaitie gu idIiss
ZEN"
Ses Weiteren tperben 4n1riffe oui
nnfer. iesissn Qniirtsn antf6isbeu
miBbluigt unb dls eine IunbssfeinoIite
aunbgebung be5eidnst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11
Saie.Saa.
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SpisI ber Serie.
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Tsbtntdsigen Seris I'M bic Beltsulsi5
jtsrjbuft 3riIGen ben Gbompions BET
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sosr rWsibfOdea' (9tm. 9iga). 9sioe
Baiterisn bIis5sn bis gum Gnbs bss
Spitles auf i5rsn poitu. Jn bsm
adnlpfe ipurbsn teine GrtipafIe sur
/. 8ni. srlau6t. Benton fanets 5
auftfGdlsr sur gani seaeu 7. Die
.Riefsn@ mn9tsn 8 9reffer unb 2
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iodsn'.
Die .giidsn1 iparsn ibren Gssnsr
auF allen puntten bts Samples iibtr'
Isg'H. qls G4isbsritter fuHgirtsn
Slsm unb Ris,sr fir bic Rot. qisa
imb S'aousblin unb epans fiir bis
Qm. lisa. D1n SpisIe pobHten iiber
90, 900 3uibdusr bet.
Das SpisI:
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Dos pisrk Gpid Der Serie SiDi'
Ipen ben bsiben Champions finbti
bsuis 3la4mitias im Rsp Dorfer
POIopari itatt.
Gnbs Der Seris I'm bic CbtosWlsiiisrs
idafi ,pii4su ben bsibsu sros
Zen aigas.
Infer. vRsbs' bic Champions nit
bsm ssfirissH Disrtsn Siege.
Cincinnati 3! gIepelanb IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11

= Ger Grocer George 8. aiiuer.
1923 5reeman apsnie, Der perfdII6.
tes SodfIsiih pertmiit baber ioG.
iulirte giterH TN Niini5isnlgeridt
bon Eidter slIernrber Sn $50 $trnf.
ue5it Rotten pealrtteilt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11

Infer. rRsbs' bic Champions nit
bsm ssitrlssH Disrtsn Sisss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-11

Dos pisrs Gpisi Der Serie 5ipi'
ipea ben btibsn Champions finbti
hsuis 3la4mitias I'M Rsp Dorfsr
PoIopari ftatt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-24
EAT LESS WHEAT
LEAGUE" STARTS.
HARLlNGEK PEOPLE SIGNING PLEDGE
TO EAT HALF USUAL AMOUNT OF
F0OE MADE OF WHEAT.
Especial To The Herald.)

HARLlNGkN, Tex, April 2i-E. j.
Fitzgerald secretary and treasurer of the
Gulf Coast Marketing company, today be-
gan the org g,nization of the ''Eat Less
Wheat" leagle by circulating a petition
the sgners o. which pledge themselves to
eat half their uusual amount of foods
made from wheat. \ large list of signers
has already been obtained.
The petition, which is headed "E. l.. w.
League" reads:
SOLDIERS First.
''Thc soldiers in the trenches must have
bread; they are fighting OUR fight.
"rhe wheat crop j. very short.
"There j. rot enough to go round.
therefore, WE. the undersigned in or
der to help win the war quickly and to
bring an earl. and victorious peace, pledge
ourselves TO eat only one-half ourusual
amount OF food made from WHEAT, until
such time az VICTORY j. assured 10 our
ALLIED arm,es, both on land and sea.
let cur motto be: EAT LESS
Wheat"
''Soldiers First
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-24
SELECTING JURY
TO TRY SPANIEL
AFTER SEVERAL DELAYS THREATEN
ING CONTINUANCE, TRIAL BEGAN
JUDGE WAS Determined.

COLEMAN, Tex, Apr. 24.-After sew
eral delays which threatened continuance,
Harry Spanells trial for killing Colonel NJ.
c. Butler began today with the selection of
the jury. The defense took steps to wild
en- the range of testimony and LET in evi-
dence barred at the San Angelo trial.
The state accepted the offer OF the de-
Tense to let testimony given at SpaneIl's
San Angelo trial by b. r. Jenkins of FL
Paso be read into the present hearing, but
objected TO the reading Of the testimony
of two defense witnesses. At this point
Judge Woodward said:
This ease j. going 10 be tried. You
might a. well get ready now"
Ten Jurors were obtained al noon. A.
the veniremen were then exhausted. the
court ordered Il recess until o'clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-24
POTATOES ARE
TO BE SHIPPED
NEW CROP BEGINNING TO REACH
MARKET AND SHIPMENTS NORTH
ARE EXPECTED SHORTLY.

Potato shipments are expected TO start
leaving the Valley this week and the rail
way company i expecting The shipments
To- he heavy. The March frost which dam
aged the potato crop considerably has not
wiped the corp out was at first feared.
With potatoes commanding mn enormous
price on the market vi the present time
farmers in this section are expecting TO
retrieve the loss occa>ioncd by the frost
The price received by the farmer is $3.50
per bushel.
Mercedes, and the surrounding country.
J. now shipping onions 70 the northern
markets and outside buyers have been Of
ferng large profit On the crop. The
bean crop N bringing less money al pres
cnt than anything raised in the Valley. The
market last week dropped TO seventy-five
cents "A hushel on Valley grown beans.
Although this price is much less than the
growers hoped 70 obtain, the farmers say
'r"t there IN money In the crop at that
nr'.r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-24

almost Immediately. Several other per-
sons were wounded by pistol shots. De
Lara escaped during the trouble to his
train.
The two attempts on the candidates lifO
are being turned into fund Of campaign
thunder, and Immediately on the arrival of
the train IN Matamoro~ yesterday circu-
lars giving the details of the affair were
distributed among the crowds. Ills speak
ers also described the occurrence in their
addresses. Observers of Mexican politics
are Of the opinion that the continued use
of this matter j. likely to cause further
trouble between the factions in the state
Because Of conditions in the state. the
acting military governor Of TamaulipaS
General Osuna. has indefinitely postponed
the gubernatorial elections. and will not
call them until there is no danger of
trouble.
General de Lara plans to spend three or
four days IN Matamoros, and either Thurs
day or Friday night bali will be given IN
his honor at the Teatro Reforma.
Althugh quite a young mamie j. not
more than 32-Gcneral de Lara has been
very prominent in Carranza affairs during
the latter's revolution. Until he became a
candidate he was governor of the federal
district, with headquarters in Mexico City.
lie \ nntivc Of Matamnrrs and w. said
~ hc wc l.hr N lard hrll.nc-.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-24
Four Regiments of
Cavalry For Border

SANTA FE, \. NJ, April 2I.-Four
cavalry regiments, one each in California,
Arizona. New, Mexico and Texas, will be
United States Senator A. b. Fall Of New
Mexico are carried out. W. A. Hawkins
told the couLcil of state defense at its
meeting at the capitol yesterday of Senator
Falls plan which has been referred by
General Hugh Scott, chef of staff, TO the
war college. Mr.. Hawkins declared it is
understood in Washington the use Of reg
ulars 10 train the new army will nccessi-
tate Withdrawing many from the border
their places to be taken by cavalry force
proposed by Fall.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-24
Caballerists Nearly
Causes Small Riot

BY daring to distribute pro Caballero
circulars among the welcoming crowd to
Cesar Lopez de Lara at the Matamoro-
railroad station Monday afternoon. an
aged Caballcro worker nearly caused .
small RIOT the police averting trouble. The
man went through the thickest Of the lie
monstrative crowd passing ont circulars
announcing that Lopez De Lara j. in Ma
tamoroS, but Viva Caballero." He was
attacked and taunted by small boys, but
no attempt was made To interfere with
them until after leaving the station when
the police took hand in the affair. and
the several hundred Youngsters scattered
Ike chnff before the wind.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-24
TWO ATTEMPTSM MADE ON
LIFE OF CESAR DE LARA

Because two attempts nj assassination
were made on the life of Cesar Lopez de
Lara. candidate for governor of the state
of Tamaulipa>, during his tour ia the
southern part of the state, the Mexican
government has detailed guard of three
hundred soldiers 10 accompany him dur
ing the remainder Of hi~ campaign. DE
Lara. with corps Of campaign speakers
and managers. arrived IN MatamoroS at Il
O'Clock Monday afternoon. \ crowd of two
thousand people met his train at the sta
tion and escorted him into the city.
The first attempt on dc Lara, life. il j.
alleged. was made nj Tampico ten days
ago when 4 high police official drew his
pistol and attempted to fire at dc Lara
al close range DE Lara'S body guard.
Alberto Cabrera. well known on the Amcri-
can side of the border "a the man con
victed of the murder of Judge Stanley
Welch at Rio Grande City some wears ago,
and who escaped from prison. wrcsted the
gun from the man's hand.
The second attempt was more serious,
and occurred "a Victoria. the state capital,
on April IL. Victoria is the headquarters
of Luis Caballoro, de Lara's opponent De
Lara was addressing "A crowd in the inter
est of his capa .gn when the trouble began
Several shots were fired, and colonel in
the Carranza army was attacked and
stalled SiE tines. cv.ac ~ hS wauad
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-24
DEBATE ON WAR ARMY BILL STILL on


WASHINGTON. April a. Both houses
today continued the debate on the war
army bill and passage by the end of tn"
week i forccastcd.
With both houses Of congress debatin.
the war bill il became more than ever APP
parent that there j. no fight on the quc~-
ticn a 70 whether the big army shall be
raised. the only question being a. to what
strength can be mustered by opponents Of
the administration selective draft plan
In the senate the passage of the admin
change i regarded as certain In the house
supporters of the administration also are
confident of success. although the parla
mentary fight j. bitter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-24
URGE KAISER
TO ABD|CATE
IS REPORTED

ROME, Italy. Apr. 24.-The Corriere d.
Italia says il has confirmed reports in a
Spanish paper that the German emper-
ors immediate following j. urging him to
abdicate.
This paper says that nj recent meeting
Of the FIohenzolern family one member
holder than the rest intmated that the en-
peror might save the situation by follow
ing the czar's example. The German EN-
peror is reported to have turned pale and
To have left the room. muttering, I've
shall see Italian political circles are not
inclined the credit this story
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-24
Standard Oil Dominates
The Gasoline Industry;
Responsible For Prices
Federal Trade Commission Reports Re-
suit Investigation Into Petrol Trade
(By Associated press.l }

WASHINGTON, ID. c., April 24.-Dom-
ination of the gasoline industry by Stand
ard Oil interests, the Federal Trade Com
mission reported to the senate today, has
been largely responsible for high gasoline
prices of the last two years. The report,
written after an exhaustive investigation
into the entire petroleum industry. declares
interlocking stock ownership prevents any
real competition among the various Stand
ard Oil companies and the commission
recommends legislation To permit reopen
ing of the oil trust ease to obtain modifi-
cations of the supreme courts dissolution
decree.
No conclusive evidence was found, il is
stated, that collusion exists among the
Standard companies in violation Of the de-
cree, but the commissions findings have
been transmitted 10 the attorney general
Prices are declared to have been raised
arbitrarily although natural causes con-
tributed. Pronounced inequalities were
found in different parts of the country
The principal findings of the commission
are:
That IN most marketing tcrritorc, the
Standard companies are dominant.
That the Standard companies have
maintained a distribution of territory in
marketing gasoline and that no substantial
competition IN the chief petroleum products
exist among the Standard companies.
That the absence Of competition j. due
to community of stock ownership.
That the facts disclose advances in
price. corresponding to Standard market
mg territories which could not be- explained
except under the conditions charged.
That the combination of pipe lines with
other branches of the industry. has tended
TO establish and perpetuate monopoly.
That there j. no conclusive evidence
of collusion among the Standard compa
nics in violation of the dissolution decree.
The commission recommended these
measures as necessary to remedy condi-
tions:
A law providing for the reopening of an
ti-trust eases on the application of the
attorney general by bill Of review for
the purpose of obtaining such modticn-
tions of DEGREES a. are required by new
conditions.
Legislation, which while recognizing
common stock ownership in corporations
formerly members of combinations dis
solved under the Sherman law.
Effective limitation Of common owner
ship of stock potentially competitive cor
poratons by Withdrawing the power Of
voting and control.
Legislation, which while recognizing
common ownership would fix upon such
common owners the responsibility for the
acts of each of the several subsidiary
companies which prevent competition.
Segregation of ownership of pipe lines
from the other branches of the petroleum
industry.
Congressional enactment 10 fix stand
ards for gasoline.
Federal collection and publication of ac-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-24
Volunteer System
No Good, He Says

WASHINGTON, April a.
Lieutenant General Bridges of
the British commission in an in
terview today declared that the
volunteer system under which the
British began the war cost the
lives of their most valuable citi-
zens, crippled industry, crippled
mobilization and hampered Eng
lands efforts in the war.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-24
SARAH BERnHARDT IS IMPROVED

wv fHNuslft'I ffthN.E
NEW YORK. April -. - Sarah Bern
ha rdt's condition Is better today. Doctors
have not yet decided as 10 an operation.
The offer of g young woman to submit Ia
a TRANSMISSION of blood has not yet been
accepted.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-04-24
To Squeeze Juice
From Booze Buns

CHICAGO. Apr. 2l.-Chicago police to-
day began 10 round up buns who will BE-
sent 10 the house of correction and kept
there until they have worked the 'bo"ze"
out of their systems. Then they will be
transported to the "bone dry" states ''to
help farmers increase food production