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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-17

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bemotratiT6en 5bIinber rs9t suipibs
te. Su Der Gcitaurations5sit 9ei5ab
cher Elm mertnirbiges DuHber: bic
GegitimiIten aubmen ben porber uus
na6ii4tli4 berfoIgten unD gsbnbisn
3HIinoer frog feinsr 8ergaugenbsit
aud an. So, nls OBJ iih bic Gei9i9te
IN ii6ermiitbiger 2auns einsn Spob
latte MAIDEN pOGen, purbe Der 3ps
timber, Der e5emolige rotbe Saiobiner,
in benz Sturmlabr 1848 gum Qb5ets
den Der &o.ulstrsuen, ipdbrenb nun
Der niebrige 9ut ais Demotrutsnbut
berfolgt nurb,. Ddmals lam au9
Der Same Qngiir0bre fir ben 3plins
Der auf uHb apur in DieH. Qtls
5iirit @inOiidgrdB bic aufitGn0iife
Staot eingsnommen bate, ieBten bic
Ginpobner aus QHgit Dor Der Iiftas
tur 31Iinoer olf. gum untsrfd.eD Dpn
ben &ald6reiern Der un6otmGBigen
Stuosnteu.
getaHntli6 bat beina5e jeoe Ilo0e
lire Bdrtpret gebabt, Die i6re Pers
ion in ben 9ienit Der neuen Ntooe
ittlltsn unb ito.t DuHt bdufig Spott
unb 6obu ernteten. Sin iolGer Wdrs
tprer mar, tpie tie Simes pom 10. 5us
mar 1896 3I beriaten peiB, Der
SrGger Des erI:en 3ulinosrs IN Gngs
lunO. Der 8erirbt iagt: rSo1n 6etbes
rngtOn puroe 9eItern pe9en grD6eH
unfugs unS 8sruriahen bon Sirds
Dem Gorondpor pogsc
fiibrt uno unter 9iirgIhdft BON fiinfs
Eunbert gfuno SterIiug geitsQt. Gs
purbe belpieien Oab 6etberinatoH luf
Der offsntItten StraBs nit ejusm
Sut nuf bem HUpf eridGeneH mar, ben
et einen Sei0enbut nanHte, eina bos
Cen 8au nit g;dn3enbem S6ein, ges
eignet, fur9tIame Wsni6en in 2lngit
81 isben. sGGtiGdlid iagteH einige
BOli5iiten aus, bag mebrsre 5r7a:u
bel Dem anblId in Sbnmaft fielen,
bag &inber I9-ien, unb DaB Elm Spbn
BON Sbomas @orbpainer Ron Der
Diense, Die ii6 angsiammslt bate, gu
Soben geporfeH purbs uub Den red,
len Arm Brad so enbete Der erite
geriub, Den 3plirber in 2oHoon etnz
8ufIbren. Seute giebt es teiHen gngs
IGnber, Der ettoas auf iid bait, uno
niht Sugleib g.iidIider gefber elmer
Iol6es aopfbeoedung pGre.
Das babeu mir oenn nph fir
9iite2 Ri6tis, ben Strobbutl Seine
6eimath iit StdIier. Damn Der
56Iuppbut, oas SenR5eiher Der 0ias
.et, Der &iiritler uub Der Senies. gr
il penigitens .ie prattiiffte Sophie
oedung inter aaen Siiten oa er pei9
lnO ihmiegfam 1T, nIio uuiere Dem
teritirn niht oriidt. Dem er gu MIDI
ern eri9eiHt, BEN Tam man nur nit
Odgobert bon @erbarbt 9lm1ntpr
:atben, einen rptben S6lapphut nit
ueibem 8anoe rbsr eiRen peiBen nit
.ot6em gaHoe gu tragen uno tbn nab
.lrt Der Qanostrehte nit elmer uals
erben Ieoer gu i9riiden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-17

Der 9ebrau5 Der Site gebt Biz
ins aItert3um suriid. Der 3eitpunit
iUuun sr auf BEN aOpT beg MenlAeu
gum erftenmaI ouftau9te, 1T freiild
ni4t ssnm feitSuitsIIsn. Die L .isacu
trugeH bel ldngsrem 9lufsntbalt in
5rsisn ODer auf Rstien psribisbsn ses
formte aopfbeoedunsen, uuter beneH
Dor alien Der Q.tuiOs, au6 tbehaIt+
f5er 9ut gennnnt, etrlem flad}er,
brsitrauoisen quite unIsrer Gage gii3.
Bel ben RGnnsrn beitan6 er aus 2es
Der Ooer Sil3. Bel ben Truuen aua
aus Strob poer ginien. 9ei ben Ros
mern burften nur sSreie einen 9ut
tragsn; na9 Der grmorbung Gdiars
luurbsn Miinasn 9sprdet, in osnen eir
5ut 5piitsn spsi Sttusrteu ais
Treibsits5eihen gu Ieber mar. 4u1
Stldren erbisItsn bei Der 5reiIahung
einsn 9ut. Sn Der Golse absr i9etnt
be 9brbsif6e Weiibe ben Out 5iemIid;
aIgenein perbrdnst gu baben; pieIfa9
psr3ihtete man iiberbdtpt ouf cine
&opibebedung. lin oas SGbr 900 n.
gbr. gum gsiTpi.l 1T nuf ben nus
jsner 3sit erbaltsnen giIoern bel
WGnnsrn bphen uno nieberen Stons
bes, Die asfrGnten SGuptsr ausqenoms
men, Der aopf fat itets unbebsdt.
2lu6 sttpas ipGtsr tinben ii9 nur
9ronsn unb 6elme abgebiIbet; bod
pifsn mir aus 2uitprnno, bub Gais
Ter Sttp ter Grfe einen Sut trug,
unb man rermutbet, oab oamaIs biele
aOpfbebsduB au4 IdOn i'm 9oIte
Giugang asfunotn bate, ME osun
ou6 Die Sa6ien felt gtltsrs Strob'
BIT. trugen. SIN slftsn Sabrm76ert
ec6en einSslne 8eiIpisle bon Soplbes
o.dungsn. arisgsr Iopobl ME Neute
oes 5riebens trugen UiiBeu, Die ben
pbrngiI9sH Misen gliteH, aber gu
Ipeilen ouh nit Gifen beI9logsu nos
rem uno 70 pirtli4 als 5elme bttrtsn.
IN Ser 2eit Der b6fiihen 0ifruug,
nlTo auf Der Gren5e oss 5poltten unO
orsi,sbnteu sSabrbunberts, bessgilen
mir ouh pisbsr bsm 6rmlerhut. Der
pom BEN Si9tsrn mehrfah eripa1rt
pirb; sr frurbe ober 2undtlt uur bel
5sIonberen @slsgenbeifen, nomsntlI1
luf RsiIsn, sstrogsn.
lin Die Witte bes orei3ebHtsn Suhrs
tobts Der 4nmpf 5pii1sn
5ui uno Uliib. bei bsn WGnr:rn.
lcn beiben Fub perIdieoene geitultsn
II b.msrtsn, bic otter &ansuntsrs
1iebe su eriennen guben. Der orrs
ebmife Sut mar Der Seriossbut .hsr
d nab Sorm uno Beoeutuns on
insifen I'M 6ut bes 9peen Don @eues
ia erhultrn bat. Rad ben BiIoern
er 6eibelbtrer SdnoiariFt ees
mar oisisr 9ut ,uts
:rf6rmig ipis, bon gsIber 6orbs ulla
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SlaB'gia@ridten.
W2ittpod. II. Otto6sr.

Ws sitt 10 o d, II. Otto6sr.
Der ObiOflub pirb ii6 beute niht
bicl bsrdnpsru. @sitern Nbenb bate
bsrIslbe BEL bisIiger Stobt einsr gBnls
isritnno bon II 5ub.
Vie folgeu0sn Sepef4eu .rafen
iUd6renb bes seitrigen Cages pier
elm:
pit.sburs. ga.-6.o Sub, fdut.
@b,eling. SO. ga.-6.3 Gub, fdGt.
gur.srs6urs, D. ga.-11.0, itot.
2nnnpbu Sails. N. 9a.-1.0, iteigt.
gbnrlsiton, SO. @n.-7.4 SUB, itat.
9ortsmUutb. S.-2.9 SUP. fdlt.
2ouisbilIe. &p.--s.7 Sup. FGat.
grnusoils, SHb.-2.7 SUB, fdGt,
RuibOile, Senn.-7.4 SUB, fGqt.
Chattanooga, senn.-8.O sur, f6lt.
Wsrpbis. asnn.-4.1 SUB, fdat.
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3udtr. = prtiIe ftetig. Raifis
nirtsr Gut 2oaf 5000; popbrsn
500; Cubes 1886; sranuIiritr
1886; Gonfeetiontrs .a1 1885; Dff
.gl@ $S.55-S.65; tpeibsr srtra ST.
S5-8.45; EXTRA .G4 $s.25 per 3uns
bert plumb.
Mptaffes. = Mnrit itetis. -
Rem Orleans Open EfttsI 55-55e;
Centrifugal 40-4Se per GaIlpne.
Reis. - Grtra fnHrp Seao ST.
94e: fancp s-S1c; IstOnb 9eao r.
WbssIins, 70. 9a.--6.8 Jub, tdlt.
7se; ssbrpAeHer 54-5ss: Sopan u
-Sae.
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-@erupfte6 ibne

-@erupfte 8 ibner. - SIN
Saufe Der lsBten Bode benlertten
Subuer6efiBsr in Buffalo nit aez
rtftem Staunen, boB ibre Sbiere itott
res prddtigen 5eberIhmldes in elmer
l!nerfIGrlthen Radtbett berumIpaSters
Ten, unb etns erildrlihe gtufreguue be-
mGhtigte Iidh Der 2eute, ba ii6 ntez
nanb bic eigeHt6iimliGs Grf9etnunq
81 beuten oermo6te. SelbitueritGnbs
lit psrfucbten nlle 5iibHerbeiiber Isl
WtenT9eHmDglthites, bas 8dtbiel Al
lbien, uno eHbli9 Tc1te elmer beriefben
nit GrfoIq gstr1nt perben. @s mar
in elmer 8orcur, no elmer Der Siibner
Siitter 5pei Ofttrbier, Sofon 9lli
unb Suleep Singh, i'm Streite iiber
snei grube Sdde brn 5ebern fanb. CT
rib bic betoen Streitenhen fammt
ibren Seoern aug eer gor uro mahte
bic Gntbeduug, oas er bic SpiBbuben
ncr itb bate, bic bic urmen Serrner
tbrer Wtntertleiber beraubt bdtter.
Die beiben batten, ME lie onooben,
nttt beabfthtiet. ben Sbteren EN- 9eib
'usufiieer, hottrn nber oeoInitbt, bdB
sire 9eraubuno bes FeberiGmudes
otrIeIben tetuen S6onen Sufiiqsn,
oafiir ober ihuen Ielber Shub udbs
reno Der tolten @irtert1ee aefpd6rer
peroe. Dns Rltpfen Der Shisre qe,
dab te,peiIen. trGbrsuo oiefefher
'd1IieFen. (gto, oIIsu Inuge 'perber he
,obei tpphI rift oeThldfer bdten.)
Die 6iibnerbsitber, bic t5re aisSlines
1ift oernc perIierer. ober ben linbile
ZEN Der 0itterune niIs1sIstt 'eber,
'9nsn Iih nun NIT bem 9eoonfen
roaen, oeren 1ottbeit NIT u.eb.
ihen SFlansTrhmben su beden. nnb
It mon aefpnunt orf bas srite 9tufz
yeten Der eisrfersnoeu GeIeITtGfs
n Der SsfFertIi6tsit.
(r8uffaIp @pItsirrunb.0
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6 bieaso, 16. S,tDbsr.

g 6peins. 3ufubr 1900;
Martt lansiam; Built $17.OO-l8.'
10; lsi9ts S16.25-18.20; semil4te
S16.65-1s.30; i4ptre $16.55-l8.s
80; robe $16.55-16.75; 5srtsl Sill
75-15.60.
Rinbbisb. = 3ufubr 1900;
Martt I9pn6. Ratipe Beef Stisre
S700-17.4O; Dsitsrn Gti.r. s6.15
--14.o0; Stpters unb 5esbsrs $500
lilo; siibs uno 9etfsrs $500
12.15; aaIbsr S9.50-16.25.
9 aafs. 3ufubr 10, 300;
Wartf fart; Detbers s9.10-13Oo;
Gipes $3.50-1L85; 2dmmsr Sl3.'
0O-18.25.
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oeI0, gonOs uno aftien in gselu JOrl

WtIddftSpapItrt RutbtH ~ bN-0H 8
oisiontiri. @s&isl suf GUnoon partH fisiis.
aar 80 Tsss $47lK. gsmmereial BINS. %
9sat, s4.7l. Sidt t4754, aabeI'
aunsiiunsfn t4.7e 7lle, 6ranes Sihi
6.79lz. aatd ATTN; Rart feins Guoti'
runaen; Rrpnen, feins Gustirungen, Sire
Gi6i7.7sK. .aabtl L76H. Rubel Sidht Az;
aabel i54, Silber.Barrtn s54. RsIiia'
isnilts Toasrs c4KG
GftieHmsr't. - an fsnes raI Der
&arfi idrs4 uub bic pretTe fslsn, fDdler
Isoeh trat sIne B,Houug siu, nobel bic
Bsrlaite msiftens pieoer gutgemaht pur.
ben. Der Narit I4iob tart. 2iberig
Senbs f4IStieH ,u ss.7e bis s976.
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~ - u
RinbO. S6peins 3 fate
15. Oft. -. 5915 5875 116O
16. OFT. -. 800 2400 2O4
8erianbt.
RinoO. S9ipeins safe
Is. DIT. -. 839 1884 635
16. DIT. :. 2172 2129 725
Rinbpieb. - Der Marit fpar
beite iebr rubis, bic 3ufu6r srOb,
bic Na4frage sering unb es blie6 bel
8isb in ben Stdltn. Ginfade. mitts
lsrs unO getp0bnIi9e Stiere uno !oei.
iers puroen penig getauft unp Die
prsiie Daren taum itetis. Der aubs
mnrtt mar langiam unb i9lsppenr
gu geitrigen prsiien, ebenio Gam
nsrs. gusgspdblte Wil6tiibe paren
bisI begebrt, aber bic einfa9en uuo
seip0bnIifen tpurben nur alsSdln9t,
pisb getauft. CUTE GtOders unb ?.es>
bers tparsn itetig, ubsr sinfn3e unO
geringe Stoders lansiam unb i9pa9.
MittIere unb i6pers Stisre SS.1o
1900; GIeiiter Stisrs $3.50
$50; nussrleTens bis eEtra $9.75-
11.00; Seifsrs $5.75-8.25; ausers
lefsne bis ertra $8.50-9.25; Sube
$5.65-7.25; nussrlsisns bis ertra
$7.5O-S.50; Gannsrs S5.OO-5.50;
Nlil6fii5e $45.OO-12O.O0; Stoders
unb 5ssbers $5.75-9.50.
gulIen. = Die 3ufubr mar
mdBig Der Nartt etDa fstis ME sss
fern.
Jstts guaen $s.OO-8.75; Bologna
S7O0-7.75; srtru $7.85-s.OO; ma
ssre unb Isidte $5.5O-6.75.
RGtber. = Der Wartt Dffnets
taum itetis; auBsr sinissn aussss
DdbItcn fancp 5Isii4tdIbsrn psrtaufs
ts Der 9ult 25-50c ntsori9er als ges
tern. Der S4Iub mar entiair0sn
i8pah.
Bette lsi9te &dIbr $14.50-14.75;
sinig. auserIeieus $500; fair biz
CUTE $12.o0-14.50; OrbiHdrs ano
srobe $5.00-10.OO.
9 6p zine. Der Wartt 5ffnss
t. lansfam unb iaipo4. Sslate
S6psins nnb Geriel parsn langiam
gu ssitrgen preiIsn Sau. unO
Stags pertauften 50c niebrissr aIs
gsftern. Der G9Iub mar fIau unb
i3fpa9 unb ss bIis6 OisI 9isb in ben
Stdllen.
2luserlsiens lhtpsre 225 pfuuo unS
m.br $17.95-18.O0; 8eriaubt uno
Sl.ii6srIortsn $17.75-1sOO; mitt'
lerc unS senifdte $17.25-18.OO;
leitte 8erIanbtiorten 120 BIB l6o
qfunS $16.25-17.OO; OrOindr. bis
quite sJ.risl 10 piunb uno Dsntgsr
$14.O0-16.OO; orbindrs biz oussrs
lsfsne I9psr. fette Sdus $14.OO-I
100; Stags $13.0o-16.0o.
SGafe unh 2Gmmsr. 3a'
fubr unb Radfrase paren beute gIsia
gering; Der Warft mar ieAr langiam.
gllte S4ofs uIb aussetpdbIte 2Gm'
mer paren etipa fetis Die ssltsrR.
Gecpnbs unb sinfatx 2Gmmer parsn
lansfam uuO f4ma4 BIB zoe bilI'
ger.
S6af., aussrIsisne BIB gtrn $lo.s
25-1o.5O; fair Bis CUTE $500
1000; GuGs unb orbindr. $500
7.50; gDde $3.50 unb ipsniser. -
2dmmr, oussrleiene Biz srtra Sl6.'
75-17.00; fair Biz CUTE $l5.O0-I
1850: i.tpnSs S13.00-14O0; Gaus
uub orbinGr. $1o.O0-12.00.
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@efans nsWParst.

Rem gort, 16. SttOber.
3inu. = Martt itstig; $61.oo-
CLEO.
glsi. = Nartt ru9is; Offsrirt
tpurben $7.OO.
SpsItsr. - Rartt rubis; $500
BOZ
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BRO pifioneu.

prObifiOHem
g &maI3. prima Steanl
24.20-24.25; 6amilp 26A-27e.
3rodeHgeiul5tnes 5l.lla.
Sbort clear Ssiten 28-2shc; ertrd
ibort clear Ssiten 27a-28c; tur5s
Rippsu 27t-2sc; Bellies 3o4-9oac
per Efunb.
@srdu6ertes Gleii6. -
Sbort clear Ssiten 30a-31e; srtra
ibort clear Ssiisn 30-30ae; tur5s
Rippen 30-30ae; Bellies 334-33ic.
sugar Gursb Gleif d. -
Sdintsn 2Sa-29ae; pienic SduIs
tern 23-23sc; Brsatfait Bacon 30
4Oe; Sdultsrn in padeten 24a-25c;
Rstp DOrf Gut 25t-26c; sstrodnets
Beef S6ultsrn 34-341e per pfuno.
SHBeep6deItes JIeiid.-
Sdint.n 25a-26c; picnic S6uls
tern 20Ac; Bellies 34-36c; SduIs
tern in pad.teu 20-20ae; Reip gor,
Gut bo. 21-21ae.
Grif6ss Tleifd. - S6ins
fen, lOie, 263-27se; spicnic Sdul'
tern 20-21e; S9uIt.rn 23-23at;
tur5e Rippsnfeitsn 26-27c; Ibort
clear Hippenf,itsn 2e-27e; 'srtra
ibort clear Rdpptnieiien 26-26te;
l.i4te Bellies 35a-36ie; fbpsrs DO.
1856.
Wetl unb getretbe
Webl. - Dintsr patsnt 5000;
Winter fancp 5000; Winter familp
$3.50; Diut.r ertra $3.50; 2Biuter
orbindr s7.90-s.40; Sartss @,i5sn,
patsnt $11.40-11.9o; Sartss Bsis
sen fancp $lO.65-11.15 ;5artss Wsi.
gen familp $9.90-10.4O; Rortbpss
fern geuiittss $10.75-11.OO; Rus.
gen. Gitp, rsines. S11o0-11.25;
Rosssn, .Gitp. ssmii4tss, S1L00-
11.25.
Weisen Der Warit mar
flau; gto. 2 rotbsr $2.15s-217s;
Ro. 3 rotbsr $2.12A-2.14t; go. 4
uno go. 5 Ha9 probe S2.00-2.I2
per 9u.
Welf9torn. - go. 1 p.ibss
s2.11-2.13; go. 2 DO. $2.11-2.13;
Ro. 3 DO. $2.11-2.13; go. 4 DO.
$2.08-2.10; go. 8 DO. $2.05-2.s
OF; Ho. s DO. $2.05-2.O7. - Vo. L
s.l6ss $1.95-1.97; Ro. 2 DO. S1.95
SO. 3 DO. $1.95-1.97; go.
4 Oh. $1.90-1.94; go. 5 DO. $1.85
go. 6 DO. $1.85-1.90. -
go. / ssmiiaies $1.93-1.95; SO. q
DO. $1.93-1.95; SO. 3 bo. $1.93-|
1.95; Ro. A DO. $1.91-193; Ro. 8
bo. $1.S5-1.90; 90. 6 bo. $1.s5-I
LOO. - Weibes aolbentorn $205-|
2.10; sslbes aorbsniorn $1.90-L.s
95;; s.mii4tss aOlbsH.Orn $1.s5-I
1.9O.
Safsr. - go. 2 tpsiber 6ll-|
62Ie; Gtanbarb fpeiber 61-61st;
gao. 8 peibsr 60a 61e; go. a ipsi'
Ser $500; SO. 2 semii4ter Co.
6oae; go. 3 ssnrii9ttr sinbeimiitAcr
go. A semiibter 57-o9t.
Rogg.n. - go. 2 neuer SLIT
glD. 8 Sl73-1.75; glo. 4
81. .70-1.73; probe $1.68-1.70.
Whisfsp.
=. -,
gertauit pur6sn 80 9bls. Die
aill.rs Giniibsb Goobs aui Der gGts
S4.60.
groeertes.
Rafise. - Saba 27-32e; ylos
do 279 -3Ot; GUATEMALA faHep 1876;
Oo. gutter 17ae.
ertm9. ...............s....is T.
1utrr ..ss.s.s..ss.s..... n4
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2lns,uartiss Warfte.
Rem gort. 1s. Sttubsr.

Rossen. Nartt pilis; yto. z
Deitsrn $1.87 {. |. I. gtsp gOrt.
BeII9tOru. = Wnrtt fisiig; go. z
ssI6ss $2.02 uuS go. 2 ssmiI4tsA
$500 c /. (. Rstp Dort.
Safsr. = Warii rubis; STANDARD
66c.
Sopfsn. = Tlnrtt piIis; Stat.
mittlsrer bis auserIsisner 1917 So
S5c; 1916, nOmineI; parifit Soai:
1916, 37-41e; 1916, 22-26c.
S9mnIa. = Martt fart; Wib6le
Deit $24.15-24.26
3uder. = Robsr. Warit iietis,
Centrifugal $500; ROlaf,s $500,
rnFfinirtsr. itetis; fein srunnI.rtsr
1885.
Der Martt fir bie onber,u 9riilel
NOR unDer6nbert.
Ehir rndo 16 Of4nber
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e dim ere9eit

ssie sebt's renn Dem aPeper
iett9" - .Cb. icrpeit ears IeioIit
= MIR flagte er iiber aliien sippes
TT.
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SutmOSsu int eanf Der 3sit

Die SOpf6ebeduns fpieIte in Der 9cs
f4idte cine darattsriitiI6e &oue.
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-20
thrilling Experiences OF Woman Who
Passed Through Submarine Zone

submarines
Gray. murky and forbound s.,
shrouding the graves 81 tia. ,r...
and the Lusiiania. Gaudily ,,in,,,
ships shrieking their nationality f,.,,
waterline TO top mast. The pblls
deiphia limping into port with
smashed screw. Two slim bl,ck
torpedo boat dcstroyers sneakipy -
sea through the deepening gloom
lhat Is the picture the harbor nro.
sents.
Then a zone of broken wafer
course inside the fastnet 10 avoid
vast mine fields. a glimpse OF the
guarding ring Of trawler patriotism
defatigable. unhonored and unsung
fishers and fighters too.
Here, if anywhere. pirate subma.
rines lie waiting. II We get through
other American ships can follow in
safety.
Women glance at each other in
silence. mems faces grow grim; chill.
dren are tied into life belts.
No one mentions either the Ger.
mans or the English War,wearv and
war-protesting, We are Americans 20.
ing home
Then, of sudden the ships long.
lean hull lunges through hills Of
water. The blockade breaker is con
veyed through the first danger zone
by the God of storms.
\ Wild night ON deck fhe 're.y.-
tramp OF a double watch. through th.
dark, from the seaswept bow. the
lookouts "Alrs Wen lonely rs d
curfews call
From the silent chamber wher.
whispering wireless drips the
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-20
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that !,
rarricd woman, residing al Lake
land. Florida. have filed a petition
in the Circuit court OF Polk county.
Florida. for removal Of the disabili-
ties OF marriage, and that / will. on
Monday. the 18th day Of March.
1917. apply to Hon. F. A. Whitney.
judse of said court. or his successor
in Office wherever he may then be
sitting. for license TO manage. take
charge Of and control my estate and
property and to be a free dealer in
every respect.
CALIFORNIA STEPHENS,
Petitioner.
KELSEY BLANTON,
Attorney for Petitioner. 6224
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-20
.1.rr Rovle o'ReilIy.l


~ York Feb. ls.-with the Stars
grimes at the taffrail. but no
. = pole stripes on the sides or
s.sssrboard flags on the mastheads.
60 ;ust passed through the sub
l.-,ne zone of frightfulness en- the
.~.-iean liner New York. the last
.sip for home.
rast landing shed held by sol
one table at which Britishers
!, j be questioned. another at which
YANKEES stand for the came ordeal.
anal interrogation. a grudging.
.t.upi1g Of departure cards a swift
....aee along the last gauntlet, and
r.,b 20o other American citizens
~safa~ on the last boat home.
"a parting cteer to the towering
ri, 10 anal greeting to the empty
aoes As the first blockade runner
.,,nsd into the stream. Such are
nv a., Impressions Of Liverpool.
passengers are carefully cabined
,s,r the gangway stairs and life
Nh. lsil open beside every berth.
fake MY orders for the trip from
,slmeaI stewardess from the lost
Titanic.
.v.ian will dress warmly with
nv Goa, and sea rugs laid ready"
~ reu- NE. There is an handbag
n- money and jewels, the stateroom
Vm q. hooked open and you will
~ nights sleep fully dressed
,vr. arn the couoh." she added
obviously the orders come from
Ne ON the bridge-the com
r,5. uon-committal rule of the
sea-
There 4 no mention of raiders OF
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-20

Tie South Florida Fair and Gas
par.lla Carnival. which was held in
TAMPA February Ia 10. was not a
financial success. owing TO the eX-
cessive cold weather, thus keeping n
5000 deal Of South Florida's popula-
ton al home II is estimated that
Tho directors of the fair association
arc in the hold about $4,000.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-02-20

"as messenger speeds
70 'hf captain liz rises. tired-eyed
hHi confident
t'lloa rnzens. the United
.'"'' BIAS esrr-d diplomatic rela,
'lons with Germany
The Tag under which We sailed is
TO longer a protection.
An elderly lady slips 10 the piano
ii'r 'ameo face. flushing family. she
"F'ns to sing Not Columbia. nor
My Country, but that nobler clarion
can the Battle Hymn of the Repub-
he As IIe died to make men HOLY
- Us die TO make men free" II is
the creed Of Americans facing fate
on The last boat home.
The ship heads into new course.
southwest for IIatteras. along a line
shihi"ss TO It's dimmest horizon. The
oc'ah' green and sullen. is a vast
loneliness.
This charting evades the Turk.
ing German raider" comments a
New York banker. Where escape
is almost easy threats Of attack
prove the folly Of frightfuIncss."
And the futility" add the dozen
disciples OF destruction. American
engineers returning from exploring
Rumanian oil wells for the British
government.
Switchboard and quoits have lost
their interest. Tho latest pastime Is
searching for uudorsea cruisers. The
heHes, pastime is finding those sis-
nihean' holes in The deck plankinr
which mark the position Of scout
ships quick Grors
The old warship is racing home
t9 ca.t oa civilian gear" comment,
BEARDED boat-wain Fighter
years ago This month .-omebod,
mrad cur ha''loship Maine Bcfor,
YIN oaI lay course from tn,
Narfows 10 Nantucket this Gre,
hound Vow York was a scout cruis
~
That what friehtfumess does
quick as a fash and meant to sprea,
panic w may be too proud t
fight until some furriners offer u
insult"
The children aboard have ney
romp a splendid exciting gam
which only good children may pla
with certain funmaldn gsailors
Three toots of boatswain's wills
tie shrill screams. "To the boat
to the boats" and all dash off shou
ing and scrambling dragging cor
floats and blankets.
Next minute the fearless kiddit
line up solemnly for expert inspe
ton. Woe betide that child wi
fumbes when adjusting its life bel
That Survivor" is dead. tt
saved" continue the game.
And the patient sad-eyed mothe
who sit watching whisper to ea'
other should the Youngsters he
live to be very old these things W
be remembered So the threat of
sea tigers spring will poison men
minds for a generation"
And so il went for seven days.
And on the eighth Fire Island.
rises out of the sea bank gilded
| sun rays. As one person, the pa
sengers swarm to the plunging ra
The man in the checkered cap star
to whistle and fails.
The old lady whose ancest
poured at the Boston Tea Par
dries her tears quite unshamed.
The average American speaks o
frankly despite a catch in his throa
Back there" his lean arm sen
phores toward Europe, Back the
while the people pray for peace, t
rulers decree war at any price. G
knows why"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-20
Outlines
Control of Food


After in
andc of ffarmpr
a.
Would All Storage Plants the United States
and mater hef fng al
cs dior utur sare KEEP
of
facur
of the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-20
"ROll of Honor"

From a shameful showing Of only
two army recruits for the first ten
days TO April, placing Richmond next
to last on the list OF recruiting stations
in Indiana, the local station was today
advanced to third place on the Indiana
list, with record Of Al recruits for
the first twenty days of April. In
cidentally Indiana now ranks third in
the number Of men 1t has sent to the
colors since the declaration of war.
The following are the latest names
to be inscribed on Richmond's Roll
of Honor" young men who have re-
sponded to the Presidents call to
arms since Wednesday of this week:
DeIbert r. Martin, Richmond, cav
airy.
George r. Pettlbone, Richmond, cav.
airy.
Albert DadIsman, Richmond, cav
airy.
Floyd N. Wilson, Richmond, coast
artillery.
Kenneth r. Wright, Richmond, coast
artillery.
George e. stidham, Richmond, in.
fantry.
Robert E. Sharp, Richmond, infan.
try.