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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-23
gbicaeo, %. OttO6er.

8slifJtorn. - Sir DEG. $1.14g-
1165; am S9lub $1164. Sir Dat
$1.O8a-110s; an S3luB $1.1Os.
Safer. - Cir Sss. 58b-5S4c;
ON S9Iub 58sc. Sir Dsui o94-
60fc; ON S6Iub 604t.
Rosssn. - go. ., S1.81-1,82.
8erite. - $1.15-1.37.
9imotbp. = $6.0O-8.50.
alse. = $1S.OO-24.00.
poIi. = Gir Sanuar $3.50
$3.50; am S4lub $3.50.
G&mals. = sir gloD. $3.50
23.75; am S6lub $23.7o. Giir San.
$21.10-21 .65; am S6luB $21.65.
gtippsnisitsn. = Sir OttOber ST.
70. Sir San. $20.50-21.32; am
S6lub $21.N.
Butter. - Martt ftstis; Greamerp
3S-42c.
gisr. - Wartt ni[lissr; 3utuhr
$3.50 aiften; firits 36-37c; oroinn'
rp firits 354-36e; auf Dem utartt
36-37t.
aartpfIsln. = Mnrtt bGber; gu
fubr Is Cars; Discpniin. Wtihigan
unb RtnnsIota 9ult S1.25-1.35i
DO. Sdde $1.35-1.40.
9efliiael. 2ebenoes, Wtartt nlez
brieer; Sdbne 14-17c; SprIngsrs
175c.
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Ehber5ufer.

D1an t6nute lei4t ben g}Hbeu5uder
fir alter bQlten, ais er es in gBirts
li6teit 1T. Seine gntfebung fIiegt
jeDo6 gar niat 10 iebr nett 5urat.
U&an gebt pobI ni9t febl, peun man
iie auf Oas SaDr 1747 Oerlest. SH
bieiem Sabre fuuO ndmIi4 Der G9s'
miter anOreas SigismuRD Wargs
graf, Der3eit Director Der pbpiitalis
Iben aldFe Der 9erltner AtuDemte
Der BiFenihaftsn, oab in ben ges
p6bnli9en RunteIriiben eiH Sibfoff
entbaIten iei, Der benz inbiTaen 3uder
fat ebeubiirtis 5ur Settle seiteat Ders
ben t0Inte. 5iinf5ig Sabre lang
blie6 bieie @ntDeduns ein babies
2abOratOriums Ge9eimniB. grit sss
gen @ubs Der neuH6iger Sabre Des
18. oobrbunoerts purDeu Die eriteH
prattiI9en @eriu4s auf 3udergepins
nuug bur9 bic RuRtsIriibe in aauIss
borf uno III 5ranSOIiiAsSu4boI3,
beioe in Der unmittelbaren Rdbe Sers
Iius, angeIteqt. 9eranitaltet purs
osn pieie @eriuhe Opn 5ranS Carl
26aro, Der p SpieIarten Der Run-
telrIbe anbaute. Bon oieien % 4rz
ten bepdbrte ii6 am beiteH Die peibe
i9lefii9e Hibe, Die panH lpGter ole
eigentIiae Stammutter Der 3uderritbe
puroe. 2lm II. Sanuar 1899 mar
Denn 46aro aud in Der Gage 6rieoz
rid 8ilbelm Oem OritteH Don prsus
Ben cine probe BON 10 Pfuno 80 Got3
RubenSuder Su iiberrei4en.
Cine tOnigii6e &OmmifiOu 3nr
Prafung bes reuen Siibitofies purbe
in Berlin eiugsleBt. Sbr 9uta9teu
mar elm 10 giiniiiges, oab, Iaut Sabts
netsurber Dpm %. Rppember 1899,
Der glnbau Don Hiiben, Iopie bic Sps
rups unb 3uderbersituns Seoermann
i'm QaHDe freigegeben puroe. S6Ies
Tii6e 3eituneeu aus oieier 3eit brad
ten benn aub pielfa9 4rtitel uno ylos
tiSen vSur allgemetuen Seber3igung
uRD Ra9abmnns fir Seuti6Iano
iiber ben @ertb unb Ruben Der Run
tslriiben". Die SpIge baOOn mar.
bab nameutli1 IN S4leiien bic gu
derfnbriten tpte Pilae aus oem SoOsn
ihoFen. Sel5itperftdnblid aroeurn
man flsibig an @erbehungeH Der
.3udergepinnunss Metbooen, nas
mentIi9 ober an BEN lebelitauoe osS
qnbrennens bes Ribeniaftes. Gs
Duros baburh beiettigt, OaB Die
aldrpfannen ntbt mebr bem oiretteH
iseuer, Ionbern betBen Ddmpieu aus
eeIebt tpurben. Damn I4ritt man
ba5u, bic Issts &ou5entrGtion oes
Saites ni6t msbr in ben 8eroampfs
ipnOeru in SrOdenituo.u
ppraunebmen, mo man Die eingetoh4
ten SUITE. Der SeIbitperbunituus In
tbDnsrnen 9riitnli9iTeIn iiber
tbDnernen 8riftaliItri6iifeln iibtrz
lieb. Die RapOleoniiben 4riese uno
bic 1reibeitstriege lsgten bic junee
spar uui lange 3eit brad.
permpdtsu es ober bod ni9t, lie au
tDbten. Der eissntIi4e @ufi9puns
Der RiibenSudsrinOuitrie bottrt bann
aus Der Nitte bss pcriseu SabrbuHs
oerts.
polb burauf trot 6eiurih stn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-23

mebr als Gnbs lebtsr BO6s, ObsIei4
bobe-e preifs gsforbert .fDurben.
S4ofe, dlissrldene Biz ertro 1915
1000; fair Bis CUTE $7.5o-9.5O;
guqs unb oroindre $4.00-6.75;
B5de 1925 unb ipeniser. Sdminer,
srtra $15.75-16.00; fnir big guts
$13.5O-15.50; orbindre $500
HOO.
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0.elo, Bombs urlS qIftieu in Dem yOrt

geAdtfsyasisse surosn su 6hs ols.
fontirt. Hedia snf 40aeoH parsH ltefIa.
Gar 80 9sst tA7IH. gsmmsrsisl Slus %
9aas Sl.7i, Sidt e4754, aabel.
anpsifunssn s&.7e 7Ile. 5IaHes oiaf
5.79, aafa 5.T7K; gaarf. feline lnot,'
runatu; Rronea. feline Gusiitungen, pol
ldnSiIts 0slssn Sitt 424e. aabd 4se,
glrs 5iAt T.7sK, aabsi III. Hnbs SifI
isI; aabef IA, Silber 6arrsn 50, WsEi'
idnIItt Ee1ats b2He.
uiiis 'L-Ber Rstft mar teufs
Iiarl unD ois greiit iiiessn. Die Vssinn
beIisten IiA suf bis 4 goins. 9sgsn
Sdlub purbt Der Rartt i9w1.
giisntatn attisp.
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Gis Bsnien posen tsute fart nit ben
BerfSuf pon 2iptrtp DonoS telAdfti Ct.
bod, mar ois Hadfraas nod 9arfetsn fsi ns
Isbr atpbs. 4is 3iusraten fab unpfrsn "
bert astIiebtn. 5ar Esdstsn suTosn bon
ben DanfeH tx-S& bsre6uft, bic NailtI
absr vlseirteH ioidst sa 6Hx.
neAsa esf S,ss nsa
uurten AZ gari ,wiidsn Banlen btriauft.
Sic GouHterrats bsirasi soc Yrdmis pei
eioo0
EsAia ssl Gssspe
ei4t.Bstid auf sonsoI Durbsa sE
All pro ~. etsding saotf.. BtA.
Il anf 1srlin pnrssH nidi auoiiri: fiir
0edid auf Sasis 1855 prs fJrant, anI
amitrsam l3.Sos pre- 0uIoeH. &s@ieI
sui Bien Bureen nidt qHstirf. Tires
i4s, Rubti 1856, Grofbolm pro Krone
SLSoe, 6ranes teGutiiJ 22e.
SHHsss.rsHssiisssu.
gsrsn rutis aus itais Die 0anisa ans.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-23
lleberit6t oes Cincinnati
Wsarffes.
Gar bic Montas, ben 22. cftsbsr
1917 enDiaenbe 9eod,e.

GtDeinnati %. Oitobsr.
Die na4folssnbsn Quotirunsen Be.
5isb.n ii4 nur auf gnsrosszrdHsais
tionsn. Bel fIsinersn Gsi9dften psr>
ben stipas b0bsre prsifs bere4nst.
propifionem
g d m al 3. = prima Stean
A.15-24.3O; Gamilp 2ei-27c.
1ro deneefaI5tnts Ul.iih.
Sbort clear Ssiten 28-28ae; crtrd
ibori clear Ssitsn 27h-28e; tur5e
Rippsn 27t-2se; Bellies 3oi-3oae
pee pfunb.
@trdu6ertes GIeif6. -
SbOri clear Gsiten 800 Bic; srtra
ibort clear Ssiten 30-30te; iurJt
Rippen 30-30ae; Bellies 334 4-33tc.
sugar Gursb Gfeii6. -
S6infsn 2Ss-29ae; picnie S4uls
tern 20 3-232c; grsntfait Bacon 39--
40e; SduItern in padetsn 24i-25t;
ylsiu yOri Gut 25t-26c; sstrOdnets
Beef S6ulteru 34-34Ae per Yfun6.
Siibsep6deltes Tleiih.-
Sdinisn 25a-26c; pitnic S6uIs
tern 20ae; Bellies 34-36c; SauIs
tern in padeten 20-2oAe; Rsip gOr,
Gut oo. 21-213s.
Grif8es JIeifd. - S9ins
ten, IOfs. 26i-27ae; 9ienic S6uIs
tern 20-2le; S4ultern 23-23ac;
,ur5s gippsnTsit.n 26-27c; IbOrt
clear Rippsnf.tten 26-27e; srtra
ibort clear Rdppenieiien 26-26fc;
l.i4te Bellies 35a-36te; F9psrs bo.
1856.
Webl unb Getretbe.
MebI. - Dint.r pat,nt 5000;
Winter iantp $1o.40; Dinter famiIp
$3.50; Dinter ertra $3.50; QDiutcr
orbindr $7.90-S.40; Sartss Nsi5en
patsnt $11.40-11.90; 5ortes Deis
sen fanep $10.65-11. 1.15 ;Sartss lBel.
sen familp $9.90-10.40; Rortbpes
tern semii4t.s S10.75-11.00; Ho9s
gen. Gitp, r.in.s. $11.o0-1L25;
Rosg.n, eitp. ssmii4tss. $11.0o-
11.25.
WsiSsp. = Der wlarit mar
itttig; go. / rotber $2.19-2.21;
Ro. 2 rOtbsr $2.16-2.1S; go. 8
totssr $2.12-2.15; 80. 4 un0 yic.
8 na9 probe $2.o5-2.12 per 9u.
70 ell 6torn. 80. 1 pelBes
$2.14-2.16; 90. 2 DO. S2.14-z1o;
RO. 3 DO. S2.14-2.16; 30. 4 DO.
S2.10-2.12; go. 5 DO. $2.0S-2..
10; Ro. 6 DO. s2.0s-2.10. - &c. l
stl6es $196-1.93; Rp. 9 DO. S1.96
Los; To. 3 60. $1.96-1.9S; RO.
a br. $1.93-1 90; 30. 5 DO. S1.31
LIB; Ru. 6 DO. $1.91-1.93. -
80. / asmiidtss $1.95-l-97; go. 2
DO. $1.95-1.97; SO. 3 DO. $1.95-
1.97; go. 4 bo. $1.92-1.94; Ro. 5
90. $1.92-194; go. 6 DO. $1.92-
1.94. = Wsibss aoIbeHtorn S2.1o-
2.12; seIbes aolbsHtonr $1.95-1.s =
81; senifdtss aOIbsniorn $1.s2-
1.94.
Safer. - To. 2 psibsr 62ae;
Stcnoaro ipsiBsr 62-62M; 80. 3
psiber Gle; 90. a tpsiber e0-6oie;
80. 2 ssmii6ter 6oa-S1e; RP. 3
ssmiI6ter einbsimiidsr 59-60c; Ro.
A gemiidter 57-59c.
Rogeen. SO. 2 neusr SLIT
-1.79; Ro. 8 $1.74-1.76; Ro. A
$1.70-1.73; grpbs $1.68-1.70.
Wbisfep.
@srtauit purben 80 8bIs. Si'
PLIERS Diniibsb Soobs auf Der Salts
&.60.
Groceries.
.aaffee. - Sapa 27-32c; ylos
&a 27a -30c; Guatemala faucp 1SAe;
DO. gutter 17ae.
nis esstss
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Stebntarft

Gtntinnati, q. Oft. 1917.
3ufubr unb gtrianbt tpdbreno Der
lsBtsH AZ StuHoen, persIi6en nit
osrieI6en 3sit Der leBtsn DO9e, iino
ME folst:
3ufubr.
Rinbo. Shpeine 2 aot,
10. DIT. 6915 1915 116U
q Dit. 31o8 6727 50t
9erfanbt.
Rinbp. Shipein. maj,
Is. DIT. -. S39 1884 635
%. DH. 384 4213 242
Rinbbieb. q = SnfoIss oss Rads
lafisns Der preiie in DOriStr Do4c
mar bic 3ufubr heute geriug. Dix
QuaIitdt mar ni9t bsiIsr aIs issts
Wo6e; Der Rartt 5sigts msbr ae6su
als gnbe lsBtsr Wode, absr sic
Breiie 5ei5ten Denig UerGnbsrung.
Gons aussrIdene fstte Stiere uno
SHla9tbeiiers iparen elm tDeHig
itdrter. W!ittlsre unb gsipohnIi4c
Sorten batteH ettpa bic Samit1gss
preiie. aiibs unb gannsrs parsn
itetis. QluserlsIsne Nil4tiibe nnrea
itart bsgsbrt, siufa4e unO serug'
iparen 70 iluu ME immsr unb puroell
fir S9la6toisb psrtauft. 9ute Stos
ders unb l5ssbsrs battsn fnrts Jlat9'
iraee unD DOa itetige prsils. 9es
ip0bnli6e unO serinss paren lang
fam uno Is blieb pisl gieb in ben
StGlIen.
Wittlers uno ibipere Stiere SS.75
-12g50; GIeif4er Stire 5000
9.25; aussrleiene BIB ertra $3.50
11.00; Seifsrs $5.75-S.00; aussrIss
Iene Bis srtra S8.25-9.0o; Riibe So
25-7O0; auserIefsne bis ertra ST.
$500; Ganners $4.50-5.0O;
W1iLfifiss S45.O0--115.00; Stodtrs
unb iesbsrs $5.50-9.25.
gullen. - Die Ra9froee loar
gut uno grslis parsn ettpa itetis ME
Samitass.
Gette gua,n $500 $50; Bologna
$6.75-7.75; moeere uno lei4te
$5.O0-e.50.
Gdtber. 4userIsfens lei9te
aGlfcr battsu itetiee prsiis, absr ctu'
fade unb asrpO9nIids SOrtsu pareH
lonsfam unO Die prsiie iunten tros
mdbissr 3ufuHr.
Bette lsihte adfber S14.o0-14.50;
iair biz suts $12.00-14.00; prbinus
re unb srObe $5.oo-1o.oo.
6peins. Die 3ufubr ioar
iebr arob, Der Wsurtt our4i9niitll9
It.tie ME an samftas. Der S6IuB
NOR Tt.tig unb Der llmias sin gutter.
9lpserlsfsns ifipere 225 pfuno
unb mebr $3.50; auserleims Der
fnnbt= uno JIsiItsriprien 120 uno
mebr S15.40-15.50; prbinire bis
CUTE mtttlere uub senniifts 100 Pfo.
nnb m.6r S15o0-15.5o; fair BIB
CUTE Iei6te 120 bis 155 pfuno $13.'
oroin6rs Biz CUTE 5.rtsl
no pfuno unb ipeniser $1,000
1900; prbinGre Bis auserleiene ftfue,
te fetts Gdue $12.O0-14.25; orbinas
re bis CUTE Stags S1100-13.25.
G9afe un0 admmer. aI.e
51ofe iparn fetis Bel Samtdes'
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Suder. - Yrttie itetlg. faffI'
nirisr Gut aoaf $10.50; poipbsref
$9.10; Cubes 1896; sranulirtsr
1896; gonfsetionsrs ~" 1886; Ofl
~ $8.55 S.65; ipeiBsr EXTRA S..
35-s.45; srtra e" $s.25 per gum
bert pfunb.
Molaiiss. = Martt jtstis. -
Tstp Orleans Open SsttsI 55-65e;
Centrifugal 40-48c per GalIone.
Reis. - Gytra fauep Ssnb 81
9ie: ianep S-S1e; lecono Seab T.
Whselins. 80. 9a.6.8 Gub. fdIt.
7}e; s.brCdener 54-5sc; Sapan II
Sic.
Datrp probutts
Butter. - Warit aismlih Iebs
baft. preii. nieSrissr. Wbolemilt
rrtra 44ae. gentraIi,eb srtra 42c;
gsntroliSsb firits 40c; iseonbs 37ae;
0anep 9nirp 39c; pading Stod
295--34e.
adfe. - Martt fsit; Gbio 26c;
RcroipefIi9tr 26-28se; g{,ip ycri
27As: Gdpei3sr 90 -65e; 2imbursr
27-272f; sa. Bird a2s pei pfuua
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ElnB.Wa&ri6ten.
0ienfoo. "a Ott. 1917.

VteH 7 q 9, q. NlI, I5Ii.
Der SbiOfluB piro fib ni4t otel
perGnbern. gsi bisiiser Sta6f piro
berielbe dber etfpns iteiseu unb battle
gsfsru srbsno siusu Boiisrfaub Don
lat 5ub.
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Sdute. = Warft mar rubis uno
fstig. - Reugefnlsene go. / 19c;
9o 2 18c; per pfuno trodsne CLINT
30-32c; trodens.ialsene 28-30c;
9aI6Fs[ls 25-26c; Ro. / gullen 15e;
go. 2 DO. lac; qfsrbebGuts Ro. 1
grobe $5.25; Ro. 2 bo. $4.25.
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Sferbe mns Weamiejel.

Gineiuuati, %. Oitpbsr.
Die 3ufubr NOR in Der psrfIones
nsn WoHe 3ismIid srOB, bic ytat-
frnse cine CUTE nuo Der Wartt itetis
Bis itart. Die GuOtirunssn pareu
iois fnlot.
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metan NRarst.
R.m gort, %. Ottober'

Rem gort, %. Sttobsr.
3inn. - Murtt feft; $6L37a-
61.s7a.
gIsi. - Rartt Fau; $6.37t noTi'
mel.
Speltsr. - Wartt fIau; $7.s7a-
s.12a.
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Eit iInldte sei tisiisea GisariHsbauis
beiisisn ii4 bsxte auf $s,sis,S26.
ysfaisednnahs.
Der Rarft sar hsuts istr tuhis Nh, bic
gfnis iine aebriift. Die folaenotn Bet
iduis IiHb ~ bui4isn:
ur 49, D3Srff.
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=. .galb bnrouf trut Ssinrit sin
- er trus ben Suebslbart ieiHss per.
ftorbenen Sntels -
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g-n.t Q. istHf n ssHI esnn, ssn. lH...
ssIs.: q . & sis sl;iss ~ &
a-R.3.tf ttl.tr... 81 iesub. q. .. ait 6s. "a
gttc. 4 qort1n. 81 "a TO. nniIn. o.. az
Vol q 60. rel. ~. 7slzl 20. Naiis1. qsn. lr. ssE
ctrb ~ Or. ref 81. ElLl rex 20. n. NJ to0Z
Liif eenfrifies 81. "a 20 Sac, ref A. az
krie ep.treerieke. IS Ifr. & Ia. ...... SO
frit asn Sr...... Eshl ibirD tlpf. aht Sc. ....
Ven, electric 5r. -. salI nien gac lr. slH
%. porfb. 1. az - iHicE 9aC %. a.. 81
Ln. Gent ri. d.. sc II z. Nubber sr. i. stts
aff. n, T. 49,. stml q efssi 5r .i00h
I'M. gisf ~ ..... ss3. ii,s. z. ebsm. Sc. ~
aonf q. g. ref 60. 7sKI iatafb 1. 80. ss3k
q. Gtnre %. lr. ssNl J. itHtou az 70
9. q r. mn lr. az Nsftinat d 10 Bs. .iiS
~. n Rkx. 4. tr.. ezNl
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Gtncinnati, @. Oft. 1917.
3ufubr unb gtrianbt pGbreno Der
lsBtsH AZ StuHoen, persIi5en nit
OtrieI6en 3sit Der IeBtsR DO9e, iino
ME Tolst:
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-19
NOTE OF HOPE AND HAPPINESS
Celebration OF Saviour's Birth Com.
n1ands Attention Of All Nations
Regardless OF Ravsges OF War

Tn the great feast of the Nativity,
Christmas, as IL Is popularity known,
there Is always note of hope and
cheer even when many lands are
drenched Ia blood. 1t was 1917 years
ago that Christ was born, but the mes
sage he brought is as fresh and coii-
peiline as il was in the years long ago.
over the little town of Bethlehem the
heavenly choir sang Gloria in EE-
celsis Deo"--"Glory be to God on high.
and on earth peace 10 men of good
WILL or, MS some renderings OF the
Latin text have II. 'and on earth peace
and good will towards men, That
blessed proclamation will go sounding
down the centuries to come until time
shall be no more.
Processing Christmas welcome toby
as one of peculiar JOY and gsadness.
The liturgical churches celebrate il
with impressive services but ull God.
feasng people, whether they be CON
nected with the Christian body or thai,
can bat find a thrill and u lifting up
Of the soul in meditating upon the
birth of Jesus and the mighty work
the redeener came to accomplish.
Christmas comes to us with Its hal
lowed greeting and with an inSpir;-
ton for higher purposes aad true
Christian charity. May this be truly
happy Christmas for one and 'all.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-19
Passing Christmas
Eve Outdoors

WE ali slept under the stars, MS
w usual, on Christmas eve. 10
shit oneself up In room from
the deieIou> South African night is
simply 10 miss one Of the lows of liy.
ing. No ore knows the stars WIN
mas not Slept. as The French happily
put H. Il IA belle etoile. He may know
all their names aud distances and mag.
hiludes AMI Yet be ignorant of what
'ione concerns Observation-Disclosures serene
ana gladstone influence on the mind. >"
~'efehsoh surely would have loved
khodesia for its nights alone.
One great advantage of the long
drought from which nc had been >uf
iering--in Iihode~ia one must needs he
IN optini!st or dIe---is that there were
pfaetIcaili no tnosquitoes and very few
nits, So mat the stiffness Of Il mos.
quito curtain YVES Unnecessary.
The night was cool aud silent. OK.
ccpt for the distant howl of iacl,al
ana the occasional boot of nm owl
About five o'clock the life of day began
to stir and the sun gradually turned
the monnni and mmosa trees 10 a
g"ldeh green and hathed us In the
scent OF lnlmosa blossom. the go away
blrd called impertinently from a bush
close BY and two green parrakeets
flew over our heads.
Then one little sleeper after another
RUBBED his eyes and crept to the foot
~ he ley 10 falhoni the treasures Of
the christmas stocking. As the sun
rose higher tongues were loosened, and
soon crackers cracked, and lrumpets,
SIX OF them, were heralding the morn,
II not exactly In the manner Of the an.
gels.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-19

Neither boxer entered tie ring weigh
ing over 100 pounds
In the semi.wndup Sammy Robe.
nuw, Of La Sale. stopped Kid Bailey.
u Streator. in the first round with a
right to the Jaw. Before the fight
was minute old he tackled 4 right
on the Strcatoritea Jaw and sent him
down III 4 heap 4 second swing and
bailey Groptcd again Tor the count.
They are 4 couple Of wcterwe. ehts.
foHne Grisher o. la Sale. proved
100 taach lar Yong Merser. OF Spring
Valley in the preliminary FL Purity
stopped the 20 n the second round
Metser was cutwcishcd Us G.ishor
hut put up game n-ht The yogny-
sttrs fought AZ l26 pounds.
The bouts were witnessed by 4 fair.
sized crowd A number Of Streator
and Ottawa fans We're al the rinGsitc.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-19
DUNDEE BEATS JOHN
RICHIE AT TOlUCA

Toluca, ILL.,. Dec. l0.-"Peanuts"
Dundee, Rock Island Italian, beat
johnny Richie, of Chicago, in nine
rounds OF their ten.round bout here
last night However, Referee Ed
Purdy, OF Chicago, declared the bout
Draw, much to the disapproval OF
The fans.
Exhibiting a fashionable left jab
and pretty right cross, Dundee bat.
tered Emil Thiry's proteqo round az
Ter round. In the tenth Richie was
tired boy and Ind Il lot of trouble
IN keening his equilibrium under III,
ram OF rights aud let's his antagon
ISL showered to his face and BODY
Peanuts let the ring unmarked
Nhlle Richie was considerably mpss.
cd around the face
The "Wop's" reliable left lab car
red away the honors in the opening
round, lie beat Johnny to the punch
every time and he'd him missing bad
~ The second was even. This was
the only round that the Chica gonn
mad chance TO claim. The third
again saw Dundces left stop Thiry's
man A right cross pulled Richie
eyes and nose in the fourth
IRON the fourth until the eighth the
hQck lsland younmter kept M MS
long lead by his lort jab and rish
croisf During The ninth and tenth
stan2as Peanuts" gave Richie bad
Latlerlng ~ inii2hling with 4 terrible
'npprrcut that generally found n land.
InRpiace on some part Of TIM lattpra
anatomy. Johnny appeared 10 lire
perceptihly lie could hardly ret his
arms up 10 defend himself And The
little Italian was working on him
from bell TO bell, only 10 be reward.
ed with q draw.
The boys fought at catchwelehts
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-19
MEETING AT
UNION HALL TONIGHT

A meeting will be held tonight Of
the Soldiers Benefit Athlete assoc
alton in Union han. over Vosl X
Boyie's, At which time final arrange.
ments vii! be made far the big con
test to Do staged New Year after
noon at he Gayety tneater. Il IS urged
By Director 81 Athletics Frank Sveet~
that there be lar1e attendance
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-19
SHRAP-NEL
ADVENTURES OF AeMtock
TirrlEBAT.

And who are YOU" demanded
Tittlebat.
I'm I reporter, and that's my din
ner. Don't you dare eat it..
had done time myself. ana knew
how the poor fellow felt. You KNOW
reporters only draw down ten dollars
Z day, and colynm coductofs twenty
five, so its hard in these times. So
we gave him his frankfurt. and lie
hungrily ate it.
Titlebat modeStly introduced him
self, and the handsome young report
er promised 10 introduce him 10 the
most select Syp club in the city. Tit.
tlebat explained the spy hunt in de
tail and the reporter iotted down
notes on his cuffs. When the cuff
were filled he unbuttoned his coat and
wrote several columns on his shirt
Then he tattooed a few lines on his
arm and was off to the office to turn
in his story.
Now what ?" inquired Tittlebat
Take a street car uptown said |.
There's no German spies in the
Fourth ward
After q short walt of three hours
and twenty-seven minutes street
car wobbled across the tracks and
Tttlebat fell up the steps ! stood
of the conductor until pay day while
Tittlebat was looking ont the window
In search OF proGermans.
When we got downtown we search
Cd for the police department. We
found him peacefully slumbering on
top of the radiator in the interurhan
station. TittIebat kicked the police |
department In the shins.
I'm take the same" mnttcred the |
police department, and Slumbered on. |
Just then a large lady hurriedly left |
the room. Tittlebat's eagle eye de- /
tected her at once, and he also de. /
tec''1 a piece Of paper that she had
dropped from her handbag
lie picked ii up and exclaimed I
Discovered A German cipher mes .
ge-listen--"
And he read aloud:
Set up 50. k2 plain and two purl 4
for IS rows seth row k4 plain. repeai I
TO end"
% uX1 ID mt tf |
is German plot--see' Set Us CO. I
probably means blow ~ sixty build I
ings, IA probably means kill -four
people-oh, this Is terrible
why not wake UP the cop" | in !
oured.
Young man. there are limits, even 7
TO my mighty powers besides. can
work best alone
We attempted 10 pursue the large |
lady, but she had disappeared. How
ever, We met our friend the reporter
coming out of--well We met him, and
'Fittlehat told him al his troubles
He showed us the evening paper. with
q beautiful write.0p Of the great de-
teotivc. Titilebat, like all great m,u, +
hated publicity. but he promised to [
give the reporter his photo for The /
next edition. Then he wen; on pur.
suing the large lady
WAS she large lady with purple
hat and pink shopping bag inquired
the reporter
Yes" replied Tittlebat.
u just saw her 20 in the len-ccnt
store. There eighty.seven ladies' with
big bags in there.
"A female spy cub" mutiered Tit
Ilchai.
mo they're only doing their Christ
mas shoplilti ms
When we got to the ten cent store
we saw our large lady. Tttlehal
waltzed gracefully IN to her.
Madam" demanded he. please OK.
plain this cipher message n
Why the idea! That's my knittins
Set up GO stitches. knit
4 plain
Tlttlebat had tainted | left him
there.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-19

me noise worried no one. But when
we had had enough we dispersed 10
seek baths and some of US were even
energetic enough 10 have u round of
eolf before breakfast.--"The Heart Of
the Weld by Madeline Aston.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-12-19

Fashionable dressmaking. Satisfac
ton guaranteed Prices reasonable
Am now located at Col Ia Sale St..
above Keller 4 kroehnke's jewellery
store
Arizona republican., 1917-05-24

signia of the Order of the Swan of which she is the only holder in the world.