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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-09
4enti@es Mltenbeim.
eyciieiiem nebif gaG finSet ON 10
Rdr5 i'm SanisImann
SkmpeI itatt.

Gem 9eiitifcn slltenbeim ergebt es
ipie anberen prinaten WobltbdtisfeiiS.
nniiaIten; Is bat inter Der llnglinit
Ger s}eiten gu leioen uno nniB ale Sa.
irrn anitrengen, Inn Soq unb Snben
in Ginflana 5u brinsen. aus alten.
helm iii inioiern nod id,ledter bran,
ireii es teiilen Sotetionsfonbs bat.
llno gum Getrieb bes Sauies aiii Gin.
iiinite angcipieien III, Die INNER crit
erIanai ,peroen miiifen Oa beibt es
clic INNER iuiebcr aliis Ne,ie an bic
iSreltHbe nnS Conner appelliren i,no
TIRE llntcritiisiIng selpinnen.
Iiesmal bat Der Sameroerein Die
Code in oie Sano genommcn uno Ia.
bet ju cinen Seiteiien nebIt Bal elm,
ole orr Sanlitaa 10. WGr5. in ben
5eleuitaitsrGumen Der Sanielmami
Yope oil Clifton slpeme iiattfin6en.
Gas eiieu beginnt nm 6:30 gbenos
MmS Der @aa slpei ShnSeu ipdter.
Ser gintritt fiir beibeS III $3.50 pro
Yerion oSer 81 fir bic SbeiInabme am
Boil aaein. 9ser iiber ole San5iabrc
DinoIs III, Der beformt GeIesenbeit
~ einem Spielden. Ole Tamen baben
Srnlahinasfnrien oi,s9efhidt mo
sIaSreierpierilnacn beiorst Serr
s,ei;rp Setter, i25 DIT ssiinite Gtrabe.
sSm Sntsreiie oes slltenbeims i,,irc i,i
piinifen, !penn Die Ginla6ungen DC.
riisi, nrtcr aIlen llmitalben aber bon
zen Gnpiangern bebalten iuerbcn.
Die patrone uno gatroneiien Ses
,,eftabcil6s iinb bic nad,benannten
serrI.baften: Giirsermeiiier 8eorae
gudta linb fsrou. SSobn Sf:padb ifio
tyrdL George Dieterle nib SSrau,
emil GedebadJ uno Jrmi. Gbrfitinn
GaroeS ir,b tsraii, Y. 8. Narbes uno
,5rnu, Nidter alIfreo q. Rippeit iino
,sraE. Otto Nenner umb 5rou. @eorqe
5 gcbrer uno frou. Gbriit. Sd1ott
ilno Grau, 6. @ninbofi iInb Srau, S.
SuufIab anb Drou, Senrp Sceile pnS
craii. Biaiam Gdreiber unb Srau,
3. Aseisbrobt unS ssrmI, q. gcmis
Irb gran, Senrp Seifier rnb Sra,,
sbnl. NinSiih urb f,rou. 6. 8. @in.
fiih uub Sroii. &. Grien nnb esrau.
q. q. @sttenJel unb lSrau, ioipie bic
Serreu g. 8. gtenbolot. Ureb. '9aa.
nan, Sars 3infe unS 9. Soifner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-09
Sdjanturnen Der smrusemeinbe.

9ie Cincinnati 1irngemciroe suirS
ou6 in oieiem Sriibiahre wieoer cir
Sd)auturnen in Der WtailfbuIle abhal'
rem. 9ie Yoritelune III aui Sonntog
ben IS. Tedr3, RatyuIittags orei llbr,
anberariltt. Seit gSeibnadten itJnll
i.bt Wleiiter Gditcin init ieineu alai.
fen oie peri6ieoenen 9aumnerr oes
reidbaltisen 4rograHIulS EN- bie
iid,crIia ieocs Surnerbera erfreus'1
uetoen.
9as Brosranrm fir bic 9Oritellung.
ypomit Die aIte Whttergeneinoe uieber
neue @breu einIegeu piro, lalItet ple
iolgt.
f.SbeiI
1. a. gsrclog pon Srans Paalp &c.
iprod,eu bon Wsatb. WetS'
gerber.
b eroffnunssbiIb - .@ir iinh
bereit",
3. Sreibin1eu-giGSt1e un6 anabel'
8. ,,SSeiter, meiu liebe5 ainS"-Ga.
merflaii..
4. curnen eli Barren unb A 9oden,
SogItnge lino anabcn.
2. 5beil.
4. GcuIenIt1pinsen -Eamenflaile.
2. Siabiiblingerl- slltersflaiie.
3. Raslrfa-2. DsabhentIaiie.
3. SbeiI.
I. l,ebungen nit ben Sting -Gamen.
tlaiie,
2. Spiele-
~ &enne lne geier - /. Mao
fenflciie.
b) Die llnterieeratten-1. llno 2.
SenabeutIaiie.
y Observation-Disclosures 2 Utao'
henflai'e
S) Grli,te- uno 0riibcr - Cog.
Iinge.
e SIM 3eppelill ss!Itersflaiie lulo
glftipe.
. Ias Gnbe-OainentlaiIe.
3. Surnsn am Ref.. Barren iino gof.
l.,2., 3. unb A. Siege Der slttipeit
Sinterpiero: 1. Siieee Der 3oglinge
SettpferO: Siege Der slIterstIaile
4. EbetI.
I. Sm 2auien-3oelinse.
.. neutrality-suspicious.
3. a. ,Gr Iiebt mid, er liebt mid
nif,t"--Wsdb6en.
g. a@enn's frtert unb itpteit" -
Sa.nen.
/. c) Gpramioen on nier 9arren -
slftipe.
b. Sd)lmbbilb-sIae Sbeilnebmer.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-09
Ssutidss aIteubsim.

ssn ber geitrisen @rnatsoerimnl
lung oeS go1tarlbs bes 9eiltiden gll
tcrbeints, 3is inter oem Yoriite Dc.
Fraiibenten 8i5tcr SSpbn Gtrpaat
uno ser Yrotofoafiibritng bes Setre
t1rs Sans Strfe IN Der glnitalt abge
baIten rpurbs, gelmoten iait aus
ibIiebIib HoutiHeseiddite CUR grIeOi
gitng.
Sd,asneiiter 8. q. Seiiter irnb 81.
nanSietretar SObn u. Meper beri6te'
ten glci6imits,lo iiber bic ginnabmrr
uni IlSsdben lpibreno Ses ceriloiie'
usn Ronats ME iolGt. &aiicnbeitanb
am /. 5ebruar $2461 .6S: ginnatmen
pabrenS Ses Whonats S345.70; gluS.
gaten $t3s709; nerbIeibt Elm aaiie,l.
beitailo ooa 1420.29.
2aut Dem 9eritt bes Ierpalter
Cagobert arls beiinoen iid sur 3eii
80 yreIis in Der 4nitoIt nnb @eifenfc
gingen i'm 9auie Ses Wonats pcn ocr
fclaei,6sn @0nrern Der slnjtoIt eir.
benen oe- 9anf iiberr,ittelt pllrSe:
,sr1u Slfob Gtteiibeimer, $50 IN
Iebereinitimnplng init Dem @iIuih
ibres perItorperan @atten; Srau Gnli'
lie Seins, $41 So; Sarrp 80. Sepp,
$3.50. fssrner ianhten riitlid,e Sad,n
Serr u. SitSieIOt. Dperr Cons 4 50.
nno Die 9eittite Brot. Ct. Sogannas
Stride aui Mt sluburn.
gIls ncueS piitgIieo III Den Alten.
perrin ipurSe !Serr Gaiimir gaerf pon
serinpooo ali1enonI:nen. I'm Nufnab.
me in Die sl,rlaIt iuhte DER GO Sabre
altc 3bcmos s. G. &ean. BON go.
1914 9apmiQer Strabe. Elm geborener
Ginfinnatier, nad. Gos Gei,lh tpuroa
Der. siuin SUBCOMMITTEE sur Triiflmp
iiberirieisn.
glls 9ei,ldlsfontntittee ftmgiran
rcbreltb Ses 0toants fir bos 0irefto.
rirm Die S.rreu couis Rcbfub rro
" @inoiib pnS fiir ben gerrin Die
Serren 5. s. 9rodnrann unS u.
grufmann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-09
0ennkreih
Scrlief oas apnscrt ~ GBren bes gpl'
Senen Sn6ilanms oes Gamen'
uereiHS Der Gentiden ct.
,SobanneS Wemeinbe.

Dor gldn5eno beiu6tem Saul
fanb geitern abenb In Der Memorial.
bale Das 2onaert itatt, pel9ss bel
&ir6en6or Der 0suti6sn ct. So'
6annes 0emeinoe Cpaitor $. o.
@iienlpbr) gu @bren Der Seisr bsa
solbenen Subildums oss 9amenber.
eins Der @emsinbs peranitaltst bate.
Die Serren Sobn u. Soffmann unb
SEQ paal3 botten, Elm auberoroentlif
intersfantes prosramm 5uiummenge-
itellt unb aud cine Reibe BON por5iig'
IiGen SoliIten Su gepinnen sspubt,
fobaB bic Mitslieber bes SamenDer
eins uno bic iibrigen 9dIts, bic iif
eingefunben. genubrsi4s stunbsu Ders
!ebten.
Ulit ben @lon5purtt bes abenos
bilOste bic bo9poetiI9e aantate N
2egenb Of 0aero9ss4 Don Sames Gil
lette, bic cine abfolut muitergiiltige
Wisbsrsabs ieiten BEG portrsffli6 gss
i6ultsn Gbprs iopie aud Seitens
Der mitpirtenben Soliiten erfubr.
Die Soliitsn paren bic folgsnbeH
0amsn unb Serren: Slpra MiI4ler,
Margaret yoit, Marsarst Satenbrint.
Gbnarb Stmibt, 2puis Sobnen, R.
Gbgar Beth unb Williom S6mpa.
9tubsrbem bsiudhrte Der gbur iia
unter Der bortreFflicben 2eituns bes
5errn Sobn u. Soffmunn alsge5ei4s
net in pinIuti's rsbs Wataporo".
Jerner bra6te Der @benb nod eine
Reibe prG9tigsr SoIiportrGge. Serr
Geo gaals bsfunbete namsntli9 IN
Der llnsarii6sn Rbapiobis SO. 7 BON
2is3t feline ppllsnbete WeiiterI6aft
auf bem alapier; SRI. Roru Beer
srntete bur6 i6re biibI6sn 9eisenfoli,
namsntli6 nit girinbslPs rpierrot
eai" noblpsrbisnte 9lnertenuung unb
aud bic 9eTanssioliiten fpurben
auannbmsIos burd beseiiterte OOatios
nen ausoe3elhnet.
FRI. Murcella Msnge batts f8 cine
Qieberaruppe oefpiblt. bon Der ibr
numentIi6 gohm's ieelerbp(les sill
pis bic Raflt" nusos3eihnet aeldng;
unb Serr S6mpI iopis Der Ghor ers
sieltsn einen bur6i6la1snbsn er'ols
nit benz ToreoSor 2ieb.
9orirefflih inm aud Serrn ".
Cigar @sith's rOblasTdultsr Bart
ION namentlich In stpei reiaenbsn 2iss
bern BON D6drbslot sur 9sltun9.
Die tirali4e Teier bss eolbsner
Subiliums bes Tumenpereins uirb
am tommenben Spnntag @ornittaas
nm eff llbr in SsftuIt einss Jeitgpts
tesbieuftss fattfinben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-09
Che e=Grlaubniki@eime

|Wiliam 2lnhsrion, 25, 3442 Chen
I 9lpenue
lSba SoffmaHn. 25. 1916 Baltimore
Apenue.
Jpeter Yu6er, "a, 131 @Ioer Strabe.
lglnna ROB, Is, 1906 pIeaiaut Ctr.
JBiaie Rice, 40, 8pOmins, 8.
(2illie Rbobes, Al, DpOming, 8,
(GGiar Saliafero, AZ, 515 Smith Str.
lGaen SnDpbua, %. 515 Smith Str.
JMonrOs 5. SartfslO, 81, 5oreit &Ds.
Srma 9, !9eIoman, p, 3S4S 0atota
Ioenue.
(Samuel Sine, 20, 3149 Sarpep elps.
lGftber SeIb. %, 613 prpipect place.
}Gripin 80. Starte, %, 1871 SoIlos
! nab @penue.
(Gmmu Soliff. 10, osssl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-09
Clifton Seiahts Namensirfel.

Ger 0dmeBirfel ees Clifton
!Seiabts @eianepercias Iaoet fir
Spnrtog. IL. Nar5, 81 eiuem Saffec-
trdu5dlen uebit San5 unb gennitbIid)er
llutcrbaltrnJ elm. 3ic 5rauen babea
iih init oti,.r fltinen 6eitIidteit niele
Mube geJ,beu ,m6 boffen ais 2cbn
unh slnerfsutllna 5ablrei9en 8eiud.
Die ii1ngen 9ciite oer Gr 9Srot.
Camp &nibirgton (Seniciloe baben
INIT ibrer iiingIt aufgefiibrten Operette
6er,noBen anf1nne geflinoen, oob piel-
fa6 Der @unid uah eiuer @ieberbo-
lund Ialt geporben III. DieienI &luli6
meroen Ole iltngeu Seute entiprefen
ilnb rdddten Sonntog Raf)n1ittag Die
Sperette In. Sbuliaal Der 3emeinos
aberraIs s.tr aluiillrlnis briuseu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-09
Htner
,sinSet am samitas ~ Gbren Der
Conner ifatt, iuelhe Der ilHiberiitdt
@eidenfs senlaGt babeu.

alm samfas albenb finb.t In ben
Idumsn bss guiineb Wsns Club Elm
Ginsr ~ Gbrsn Der Jreunbs uno
Conner Der bisiisen uniperiiidt ftait,
iuei6s lie nit 3uivenbuuseH bebati
batsn. 1isI. gSuHsr finb natiirlid,
als ehr,nsGiie selaben unb aut ionfi
pripridt bic getb.ilisuns on benz
Timer eius isbr sablreiAe gu iperSen.
Mit ben arrangements IN bas fols
cents HpHmittse bstraui: SANFORD
8rrDu. 8. 20. CHANDLER. Ssrmann
S6nsibsr, Or. syrans Q. Grob. Or.
Y. Z. Carton, Or. u. 6. Badmeper,
eliff Or. Stssner, gtis RaTais. Jobn
.. Gnis unb 0auisl aatprenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-09
sas6ss Gineiaaaier saIfsba Srsitaa Sen O. srs 1917

9frtbur g. Bsnber lit 1a6labper
malter BON Goa Binoer; @runoeigen
tEum $1,000.
Sttilie sSiiber nno g8m. o. Gobert.
fino Misunderstanding pcnG Gbarl,;
GiiDer; Eerionllien 500, @runo
eisentbim $1,000.
Sannie 5. Gafter lit Nedlabrer
h,altcrir poit 5ranf 30. Garter
Grinoeigentblm $1,000.
Sobm Wibig.nann lit 9faNabper'
malter Don Bertha @isigmann; ger.
ionalicn 500.
slleraroc- Gill lit 2cWabrcrmalte,
ron SobH Slmes Eratt; Berirnaliel
$3.50, Grunoei1entbpn $1,000.
Ter psri6nlide 9,adlnB les Bbilir
5oSoif 6ttrigt $40, ,77022: ocrienige
res ,Sacob Bertfrpinc S6O5; berjcnioc
bes Ypons aernus St279; herienipc
Ter slnna Sberibon $3.50; ocrieniJe
ccr iSrancss s. Soeb $tS,011.94.
Soni gorjsr, 9tadJlaBrerpulterin
tcs sluguit gcrser, beridtcte, bog ibr
ned 9e3l1lun1 aller 2(nipriidc 1egan
zen gsadilaj nod $S5SS.93 oerblcib,n
rno crirbt I'M Die GrlautniB, bielc
Summe Sem geiese 9ertGb inter 81,
Gr6eu 5ur 8ert1eilung brin1cn 81
fiirien.
Tas 3.itrment Der anna Sboenta.
fer, cas- pou einer glnjabl gsihten uno
Reifen, osnel aus benz $4,000 gead.
laB nidts permadt De, beanItanoet
ipctcen mar. Tuirbe geitern fin aiiltig
crtIart. rlah5em iib Die aldger bereit
eifldrt batten, 5uinumen $500 IN Gr.
leoialng ibrer 9lnprilhe gu accep.
tIrer.
8crfhie6encs.
Gic 8eitern & Soutbern oifc Sn.
iiranee 60. erlan9te eiu llutbeil il6cr
$t5. .701 .06 linb &. Ora @arngruer
Gin iolde5 iiber S4273.33 gegen Sbo.
mas Gorlpin II. ". - @m. y. Geucu
eIn iclfer iiber $1542s segen Robert
CLIFFORD.
9ie @anfe-S Suretp 60. flagte cine
SorberlnJ iiber $259,1e gegen Sobl
Sinoerl elm.
Yiillie Renner bot ibren, in 1919
Gutter St:abe tpohnertben 8atten
9enIanlin Renner iuegen gtid)tperior.
ginrs uno Gbebrut,s aui Steibuna
ncrficgt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-09

orabt mitssben laifsn ipollte. @erabe
ais er iid nit ieiner 8sute aus oem
Stau6s 5u MAIDEN DsrIudte, iuurbe er
Don Derf6iebensn Qlnseitellten entbedt,
bic natarIib iofort feline 8erfolsung
aufnabmen. IS selans bem gaunsr
auerOinss, feline Glu6t su bepertIisls
llgen, aber er perlor unteripess nibt
nur bic geitoblene Stole nit SUPPER
orabt, fonoern audi mod feinen usbsrs
slsber, in peldem iid 55 Gents be,
fanben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-09

hab Ste nletne grfabrune init SbreT GouIpo'ms
pero'entIi4en gum Wuser areerer whffier.
madame guaere 9ebarb. b6s Wediu
eirabe. GpriusfeIb, @aati.
assia q. 9inibam'S Deeetabis COMPOUND
N 70 erfulareidb tn ber reber'ptnbung Don
ssruueuIetben, neil ss bic belebeIbeH nno Hat
irbeu Gtaenfdaiten Der suien, aItmootihsH
g,naeIn uno gNapen entbdIt, bic aut bic
msibIihen Sraaue pirfeu. eraueH bon alien
gbeiIeu he's aqubes beseueen iornudbreub bsf'
fen itGrienoen. beiIenben G'HrlIs.
gaern sic ipesieIeH. Ratb baheH mouen, "
f6reiben stc an bic 2hbta 6. @iHibam w9eoH
cine 60. (onfibentis[D. GpuH, w'al' 3pl
@rief pirb NUT BON GrnRen seoffHet selelsn
uIiS beaHrporiet peroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-09
1as fiimite Ctfer.
Gbinarb Ssofielb 1T and ben gerIst.
unsen erlsgen, Die er in ber
SprS'idcn Sabrif erlitteu.

Die GrplOfion. bic iia in Der gmats
liranlass Der Goro'i4en 4utoHpbtl'
fabrit an Der 2iHcOln 9lpeuus ON
Disnitas ersignfis. bat seitern Dieosr
Elm RsnitsnIsberl, bas finite. sstor'
bert. Gbparb Geofislb bon Ro. 1874
Shrman 4psuus, Roripoob. 1T I'm
8ssRsba 5Oipital ben 1erlssunssn
srIsssn BITE sr am Gienftos banonss'
tragtit
Coroner 0r. Bauer ipirn. Dis er
seitern bernsrits, am Wontas obsr
fpdteiiens am Gisntas nit bsm 5n'
quef beginner.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-09
Oeburtem.

George unO Della aiugman, 1910
Carnegie 4ps., RdbdeH.
f5reb uub auIu Oubir, 14209emp.
isp aps., Mdoasn.
gftdarb uuO @raes 3isslsr. 721o
Carthage qits, Mdbhen.
Wiliam unS Gmma RaSIo. 1913
@arIpn Qlpe,. auabs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-09

Ridter Jor SIS unb bic aOiten ipes
gen automobilrnfshs erlsgen unb au
Der slsidxn Strafs tpurbt gopin
Stencil bon go. 1929 Speneer qlDsnus.
Rortpoob, perurtbeilt, neil er an eis
mem baltsnbsn Strabenbabnipas
porbsiaeraIt mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-09

Wsssn WsrnadIdiFsuns feinsr ga.
mile iuirbe eeiiern Carl Rptb bon
No. 115 Oft atdte Gtrabe bon Ri&s
ier SptsssI su feds RoRaisx elrbeiiss
bdus psrurtbeilt.
1odn BsIer bon 30. l239 Dans
Stsah muits suf atnsshpnuo pqn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-09
Gin 9rdlptael.

Gin pshDoseI par ubns 5rase Der
Dieb, Der seitern i'm Spfs Der aulugen
Der StrabenbabngeielIid gto. 1923
DaInut Strabs cine Rols nit agpfsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-09

ben. abaematteteis
3 II fta BE- batts
G6mer8su In Der Itns
fen Gette uiib befam
cftmalS Dbumuntss
alnidue. wlein arSt
rietb mir. 2boin q.
RiUtbnm's 8egetabIe
Gompouuo su prpbi>
reu. so that btes
nHb metre ardfie
nabmen oerartia gu,
bub Id alle mtine
SansGrbeit oerribten
innn uHo i'd bpffe,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-09
u1utter UOrl neuIl.
Rin0ern
Sm Stanbs, tire Sansarbsit 81 bep
ridJtsn 6urd) baS GiuuebiueH bon
2pbieG- yinfbam's @eortabis
COMPOUND.

6prtHafielb, D'dii,--.yaun ber @eburf meinee
reuuten ssirbes bsfnHb Id MID tn eiltsm fdsres
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-15
WHALE AND HORSE MEAT.

The department OF commerce IS ad-
wishing the American people to eat
whale" thereby seconding the efforts
OF the federal bureau Of fisheries. me
latter institution, which surely ought
10 know what il is talking about, has
long maintained that whales, p0r
noises, dolphins and other cetaceans
are good for food. and that all they
need in order to become popular Is al
open-minded trial.
Whales and porpoises it should be
remembered, are not fish at all.
They are mammals. and their flesh Is
meat. In texture and taste it Is said
to resemble beef, though The color is
a darker red
Nobody seems able to assign any
good reason why we haven't eaten
whale and pGrpoise meat long ago.
except that it wasn't on the market,
and people didn't know about it. Even
if it had been offered in olden days,
we should probably have rejected II
on account Of It's cheapness We have
always been slow, anyhow, in accept
ing new foods But now the public
is more open.minded. The prejudice
against horse meat Is disappearing,
and horsefesh may soon be familiar
In our meat shops a. il is in those Of
france
People used 10 think the sword
FISH wasn't good to eat. But for sew
eral years past it has been sold in the
Boston markets, commanding good
price. There are many who prefer it
TO the more common varieties Ct fish.
It tastes much like catfish. 1t ought
to be kn1wn more widely
Bring on the whale! a thick steak
If you please Ven try anything
once.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-15
BRUNDAGE RULES
ANTI-HANGING LAW
WOULD Be ILLEGAL
GENERAL SAYS PRES
EMIT DRAFT OF LEGISLATION
WOULD az iLLECAL-CONFLiCT
FOUND IN FEATURES or ELL.

Springfield m. june l1.-fhe cap
ital punishment. liu now awaiting a,-
t;or ~, nav ro,don fs cIe,rry nm.
Guns " '''e'.'s'' ''' '''' Nl'''''''' ' -.
iothey otHefdl hlDAdase' gwen o'-
hcially last nigh. by The governor
The orinian holds that the Din abol-
;sbas ,,o r,s,.bfnarv for bangino while
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-15
coeN FOR BREAKFAST.

The familiar appeal for increased
consumption Of corn to save wheat
has now taken definite and atlrac
tive form The New York produce
exchange has started campaign for
corn bread for breakfast until the
end of the war" That mans corn
none, corn mullins, corn griddle cakes,
corn meal mush and all the other
deleetable dishes for which corn meal
is suitable,
There is more reason than ever ior
utilizing all available substitutes for
wheat bread. The latest government
reports show that the menace of the
grain situation has not been exagger-
ated The wheat production is eH-
tremely Disappointing. Winter wheat
is a fat failure, and though spring
wheat is doing pretty well, il Is not
expected to brink up the total CROP
10 figure much above last year $
small production We shall have little
mere wheat than we need for our
selves. Cur allies need hundreds Of
millions Of bushels, and the success
of the war depends perhaps as much
on their getting it as on any other
single factor.
There is good outlook, however.
for other cereals, particularly corn
and oats. Ii is the plain course Of
wisdom for the American people to
use them so far as possible, for human
food. By eating corn for breakiasf'
it is said we may save l50,0oo,o0o
bushels Of wheat
why It may be asked should
we eat the corn ourselves and SEM
the wheat abroad. instead Of sending
corn to Europe?" The answer Is that
Europeans in general are not accus-
toned to Indian corn, do not know
how to prepare it. and have little idea
of its food value and palatibllity. Il
Is peculiarly an American crop anc
Americans know it's merits and kno"
how to prepare IL.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-15

The British soldier when fresh bread
IS not available is supplied with what
he calls dog biscuit 1t looks Ike
just that, being "A thick cracker four
inches square and weighing three
ounces. OF whole wheat flour pressed
solid, it might he described as con
denscd loaf Of bread.
The French have "wag bread
somewhat similar, which when put
into hot water or soup swells up like n
sponge.
The famous German pea sausage"
IL composed Of pea meal, bacon and
fat 1t was the invention Of a Berlin
cook, who discovered a process where.
by pea meal could be made proof
against deterioration. One sausage
eight inches long yields twelve plates
of nutritious soup,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-15
Tokyo,

1t Is remarkable how many persons.
some of whom may lay claim to edu-
cation and familiarity with Japan, per
sist IN miSspelling the name Of Japaus
capital. OF course If government Off.
cials and western diplomats in Japan
insist on spelling it TOXIC, western
people, ignorant Of the japanese Ian.
guage, cannot be blamed for pronounc-
Ing 1t In three syllabes (To-koe-yo),
ancSe. The Japanese ideographs are
only two and are best represented by
the two romaji syllablcs Tokyo, pro-
nounced with very slight emphasis
on the first syllable. Japan Magazine.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-15

It has frequently happened that val.
liable trade secrets have been lost he
You'd recovery For instance, the best
watch oil It appears, cannot be oh.
tanned today because the secret proc
ess Of mixing it persisted with the In.
yentor 1t is said that The last quart
of this famous fluid was sold for 5000.
ana that was thirty-iive years ago
Since then every effort Inns been made
to analyze the product in an attcmp;
to reproduce the oil, but without sue
cess. The man who made 1t and who
alone knew its composition died. and
It further appears, not even his name
or the place Of his burial is known. He
never revealed to any one the details
Of his process, and It was not until
after his death that the real value Of
the oil was appreciated.-Los Angeles
Times.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-15
EYe OF the Suhn arinc.

Without the pcriscopc the submarine
would be a blinded tighter. It's most
deadly work Is done when it is so far
submerged that only foot CT two Of
the periscope's tip can he seen, The
periScope IL long vertical tube o.
small! diameter with prisms AT either
end and tie necessary lenses. 1t rises
eighteen feet above the deck, and be
low, where the other end pierces the
hull. Is the eyepiece for the observer
1t can be turned in any direction and
when a merchantmen trIin- to run th2
blockade or an enemy ship comes with
in its field the submarine is suddenly
transformed into a formidable and
atealthy sea tiger The periscope be
comes its eyes and the dials, com
passes and other Instruments Of the
fire control it's brain. The engines that
carry 1t to effective range are its swift.
tircleSs legs, and the destructive charge
Of go pounds Of guncottoh in the uu-
leashed torpedo is the death dealing
jaws and rcndmg claws OF the great
cat that has seen its prey and steals
up on it with the saiil of IA tiger siaik-
Ing buffalo No tiger Il nose mWci
less.-I'rauh L. Evans ia st. Nicholas
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-06-15
u. S. PROFESSOR
IN GERMAN JAIL
By Ite-aatIonaI News sarvlce.

Munich, June Is. Professor Albert
Seemann, vino says he formerly
taught music in a New York college.
has been convicted OF attempted es..
pionage a,-l prohibited Intercourse
with war prisoners by the criminal
court in Memmingen He was sen
fenced to a ,ine of $3.50, but escaped
Imprisonment. because he had spent
six week in jail while his case was
being Investigated
The professor came to Woerishofen,
the famous Bavarian health resort,
several months ago He approached
a number OF French war prisoners
who were employed on a farm near
the town brought them Paris news
papers AMI told them of great vic.
tories Of the Allied armies on the
western front
When the farmer by whom the
prisoners We're employed protested,
the professor is accused of becoming
abusive. He said he had been com
missoned by the American Govern.
mont to look after the welfare of the
prisoners and made threats After
his arrest ne confessed thar he had
smugged number Of letters from
the prisoners to Switzerland and had
advised the French soldiers to at
tempt escape. His behavior during
his incarceration and at the trial was
SO erratic that the court considered
him more Of a crank than a really
dangerous spy.