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man tenders talk grandly of no terri
torisl ag-
Sticking Point srsndizement.
in Proposed Tenders. Of rrsnch .na
Belgian territories and no indemnity on
either side. but the proposal for the re-
linquishment of positive territorial ac-
ouisitions for payments of money, un-
doubtedly would lead to differences for
ever preclud.ng agreement.
Germanic armies. S all know, have
carried the fighting into enemy coun-
tries. Germany regards her gains, par
ticularlJ an the east and in the Balkans
as positive territorial acquisitions"
This has been plainly apparent in all
utterances of the kaiser and his CO.
horts Germany would demand many
billions OF marks from the allies under
the positive territorial acquisition"
clause. To regain her own lost colo
nies. she would be willing to paw but
relatively small sums to the allies Thus
II may be seen that the purported new
German terms would react to the imme-
diaee interest Of Germany. even were
all other conditions based on status
quo ante bellum.
But the guile in such tenders possibly
would 60 far toward preventing Inn
mediate capitalization Of Internal out.
breaks at home. unless the people are
so thoroughly enlightened, and conxe-
quently lacking in trust in the govern
ment. that they will continue their
present efforts toward new order Of
things which shall forever place in
their own hands the right to straight
forwardly enunciate and carry out such
peace policies as are nearest their
heart.
The question Of peace continues to re.
veal q measure Of discord in the Gar.
man government
00rWan 0mcials ftself. which
n:-:s.s may lead to the
e~ w AeAce' overthrow of the
chancellor. Iichaelisr Foreign Minister
Evening star., 1917-10-14

Just when will the Germans give up
their submarine and naval bases at Os-
Evening star., 1917-10-14
Second Ypres Disaster to Allies.

Almost all the high ground was now
lost. All the salvage of the first battle
Of Ypres, defended with such treat
gallantry and obsttnacy, was surren.
dered Second Ypres had been far more
costly than the first in territory given
up. although it must be remembered
that for this the British were not re-
sponsible. It was the collapse OF the
French, under the first gas attack OF
the war. that precipitated the disaster.
Yet even this was y small solace for
the allied publics, which had expected
news Of q great victory. both In The
east and In tho west, and In the aamo
hour read Of the DunA1ec ana the our~
render Of all the ground made mamofAs
BILE In the first battle Of Ypreo.
BY May IS the second battls o4 Ypeao
closed. The German purpose had boea
there had been gro4tar
success than thsthe oArlJbr attack, ~
- 7zsa-finSso1 n - Is - = s q,
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dermans' Greatest Success.

On November the Germans shifted
their attack to the Messines.Wyts-
chaete front and seised tho southern
end Of the Messines- Wytschaete ridge.
This was their greatest success In the
Evening star., 1917-10-14

the pan-Germans by the spokesmen OF
the people. who
Vigorous Attacks declare that the
continued de-
Wv" mands Of the
pan-Germans are only widening the
breach between the two factions in
Germany. at the same time creating 4
greater spirit Of determination to war
on among the allies. That no good can
) come Of the present discolored views of
,the jrnkers 10 evident.
!. Possibly. TO Offset the strenuous de-
! nsa nds made upon Il. the German eov.
; ernrnsEt. through semi-ofacial sources,
: has pssmitssd the statement to 10
: forth to the nation and the world that
the government in about TO enunciAtA q
nee peace policy with aims which are
~ more accord with enemy ideas Of
Evening star., 1917-10-14

Advices regarding the proposed Ger.
man tenders talk grandly OF no terri
Evening star., 1917-10-14

One indication Of the temper of the
Russian people in so far as recognizing
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MmSNarfiss Marfte.
gRsD yOrt, 30. OttObsr.

Wsbl. = Mortt flau; epring pa
tents $10.80-11.45; Wintsr pateHts
$10.65-10.90; gBinter StratBbts
$10.35-1O.65; Ranias Shai8hs
$1115-11.40.
Waismebl. = Wartt itetis; ieines
iueibss uno selbes $4.90-5.15;
Gparis $5.10-5.15; aiIn orisO
$9.75.
ROgsen. - @artt fetis; 90. 2
Deitsrn $1.8S {. /. T. u. ..
Gerite. - Wlartt rubig; Seeding
$1.08; Moltins $1.3o-1.35; Gall,
fOrnia $1.35-1.40 {. /. (. q. 2.
DsIi6torn. = Wartt pillir' yiO.
2 sslbss $2.18 uHb go. 2 gsmii9tss
S2.16 {. i. {. Nep gOr..
Sofer. = Martt rubig; Stanoarb
66sc D.rIonst.
9su. = Nnrtt fsiter; go. !, 81
30; SO. 2, $1.20-1.25; so. 8. ST.
05-1.t6; gsrTanbtiOrtsn 90-95t.
SOpfsn. - Uiarft ftstis; tate ulitts
l.rsr Bis auserlsisner 1917 $3.50;
1915. nominea; pdcific Goait 1917,
$3.50; 1916, 20-25t.
Sduts. = Martt fsttS; 8osota
41c; Central America 4Oc.
2ebsr. = Wattt feit; SemIOt firits
BIC; iecpnos 55c.
port. - Wartt ungersgeIt; WteB
$47.50-4S.50; 6amiIp $500
1900; Short clear S48.Oo-52.Go.
S9maI5. - Wartt ieii; WfooIe
Dsit $25.50-25.60.
TaIs. - Nartt fstig; Gitp iF:ciaI
IoIe 16t
gOae. - Nartt fart; GOmeitic
iSIssce Xxx Ohio uHO psHnipl l"Hnia
zoe.
Rsis. - Rurtt fart; fancp isao
s4-9c blue role 81 3-slc.
3udsr. Rober, Martt Itetig;
Centrifugal $500; ROIaiiss $500;
raffinirtsr, fstie; Gut Coat $3.50;
Gruiheb $3.50; NsOuIo VI $685.
Gubss S9.1O; XXXX popoersb So
So; gpipbsrsb $3.50; fein srdnullrs
ter $8.35; Diamond q $8.35; eonz
fsctiOners " $S.25; Ro. l, $500.
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Grb WDubs.Warft.
Gincinrati. q. Oftob.

GinefHrati, %. Sttober.
Die YreiIe Ginger Stoffs finb ges
itiesen unb Der Martt i'm 4qssmets
nsn mar feft. 9is g2nafrng. NOR einc
ithr CUTE. Die QuOtirunssu fpnren
ME folgt:
BrauHer MHsItn 8rsat syaus Q
5lzc. popfter 14c. 8.enmore g 14e, SeH'
eetlpH 5dniilD 1916. Darb Sid 16c. gep'
ifrell 1904 42Ike, BE- 81 8sc Utica 1854 b0e
6o % 45c, Sriebton 1914 42e, DO 81 1916
9ebIet6 ter TlusliH @umiutia
23hc iSrIli Of ibf Hoom lgc. 9onsoale fse,
Wiaionhtue 19c, 6in lee. Sope 15hc, Wldroet
lit. gbief 1bhe. 9le5eaier i3hc. Sib SAITH,
lul i2hc. Reprerfl i1.l arc. 90. 9s4 42hc,
eeaneite f3c, iliion iOs4 JOt, DO. 81 SOC,
StlabioH 1914 4t1ze. b. 0'l 20.
trtHts tlsHeriCau Sb.riiHg Zoe, QeE'
itnl Bnri shc, NmfrlrdH fn6lGo II 1lc, Ulour.
nina NE. Sinpfcn WloutHina 11ize. Simps
lsn gIaiu slad t2t.. Gruu lle. Pattfie nno
eamiIien 1wia Rebea - %Illonal 71ke. RE-
lirncc i0c
Ji6tna - slotiyJrb lie. ralIanS 400.
40 2Oc amosfeaa u 9 q SO. Gneen Of ,bs
4ali y S4r, eHsqHe5unna $50, GoHsiioe4 .
@tsabaEs s,poslsa1 @z::s=s!s i5Ke.
Y y loo, 9beret Gldult i4c, qancaiier
sia9le 15he. st 1b0mu5 Siaple f0he.
obtrttHa BIaibs Riperftoe i2Ilc,
dniefbuU eblrtiHa 9isc Clipper i4c, gati1'
nal iihe, alabama iir Glendale 15e, que.
reii 1916.
1tHims = ssHoOa 27lac RameIsb 27hc.
Empire 29hc.
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batts ssitern g6snb eiusn @oHsritaut
Don 21.9 SUB.
Die foIsenoen Depef4en trnfer
lDdbtenb 6es esftrigsn 9ages btsl
ein:.
Pittsburg, pa.-12.6 SUB, itsist.
WbeeIing, 90. 8a.-20.8 SUB, itsi5t
pnrtersburg, %. 8o.-19.0. fdllt.
Samantha Sails, 20. 9a.-2.0. fdut.
GbarIsiton, 80. @a.-7.4 SUB, itat.
pOrtsmOutb, OBS SUP. iteist.
2ouisDils, ap.-8.8 SUB, iteisi.
GDnHsDiae, Snb.-12.5 SUB, fteigt.
R6fboiGs, 5snn.-8.7 SUB. fdIt
GbattunOOgn, 5snn.-8.1 SUB, fallt.
Mempbts, 3esnn.-4.5 SUB, itsist.
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Ghicnnn. bel Oftober,

S9peine. 3ufubr 26,oO0;
Murtt tnrt unb zoe bObsr aIs am
Samstas; gult $15.20-16.65; Iet3'
te $14.60-16.65; eemfi4t $1,000
1915; f6Ders $14.90-16.75; raubc
$14.so-15.25; Gsrtsi $1o.oo-'
14.25.
ainbpis6. - 3ufubr $4,000;
Wartt f4na6; gaatiOe Stiere $6.7o
400; Dsitsrn Stiere $6.20--13,s
70; Stcders un0 5eebers $500
1L50; aiibe unb 9eifers $5.O0-12.s
10; &Gl6er $8.O0-15.00.
g 9afs. 3ufubr 24,OO0;
Wartt fistis; @stbers $8.75-12.75;
@pss $7.75-11.25; aammer 1925
-17.5O.
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$13.OO-15.25; Stass $3.50
14.25.
S&afe unb 2dmmtr-S4d'
fe unb admmer aeisten penis 8srdna
bsrung, bic prsifs iporsn msift tietia
tuie Somitag.
S4afe, nuserleiene Bis extra 1915
1000; fair Bis CUTE $7.5O-9.5Oi
gulIs $5.OO-700; 85ds $500 uno
ipenissr. 2dmmer, nussrldens BIZ
EXTRA $15.75-16.00; fair Bis CUTE
$14.00-15.5o; ieeOn6s $12. %
1900; orbindrs $10.00-11.50.
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x,s,ss 0elbu,arfte.
Rostaa %. Citobtr, lsi'

Hte Radfrsss mad 9sdebm ssr nidi
fetr ero6, bo6 pasen bic Banfen nit Mon'
iiasarbeiisn ffarf tei9dttiat Die Gins.
totsn iinb nnpsrdnbert sebl itbtR. 6as 9ai
is9en putben pon ben Banien tH-6& b.
rednst, bic Wafier absr IaeirieH ioIHe ~
5x9S.
sssnfd esi Rsb ess&
purbsn su Bari ,pifdsn Banien btrtauft.
7m gountsrrate bssrdst soc Yrdmis pei
eie0l
esAid ssf esssyaL
ei&t.HsAld aui 2oHbou wurssn as
At pro Dfp. etsrfins quotu. @eh.
q sut Berlin puresn ni4i qaoitrt; iar
He&fs aui Yoris 1906 pro 5rane. ari
dmitsream 44e pro GuIbtn. @s4isl
aui 1ien BurbeH niht euotirt. Xirfs
i4s, Hnbsl i8.06e, Stodbolm pro Krone
$4,000, 5ranes tSHweiB) 2S4s.
snss,s.csiIssfisnss.
nsrsH rubis uno tstis. Die 1au!sa qas'
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gaiienbe @eIeaenbeit.

Suber befinbet ii6 nit eirem ieiner
;Sreilrbe nlf Nem 8ege gum g9obI<
tbatiefeitg SpmpbouietorBert. Ser
fSreiino Iieb iia Dor fur5em id,etoeH
uno ul0hte Die @efdifte, fpie bos al
leg FAM gerre IcssperOer. Suber
Ienft ober irTuner tpieber ab. gIIs ne
ing &cf1sert forutlen uro eber Der
Girigert gum eriten Stiid BEN Soft.
tod erbebt, iest iitb Sitber gerriitb.
Ii6 slrrett unb meint: so, 6rie,
iest tanrrft g Iosidiebeu, rpie bic GSea
ftliff nit 9einer S9eiberei eigert.
lid 'fpuruien it,"
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Gbtcaao go. Ottub,r.

0sIiatOrn. sir 0e5. Site
liz; am SdluB $1.18A. Sir IRA
$1.121-1.13s; am S6IuB $1.132.
9afsr. = Giir 0e5. 57s -5SHci
am SdIub 5sat. 5iir Wai 59s-
60c; ON S9IuB 6Oc.
RosgsH. = go. >, $1.78-l.79.
Gsrits. = $110-1.34.
9imotbB. - $6.50-8.00.
Slice. = $1S.OO-240O.
BORT. = Giir OttObsr am s4iuB
$4,000. Sir San. $4O.8O-41.20; am
Stlub S41.00.
@amals. = Sir g1OD. $24.72-
24.77; an S6lub $24.75. Sir San.
$22.25-22.4O; am S9Iub $22.40.
gaippenieiten. - sir Sttobsr ON
S6lub $2S.25. Sir San. $22.C5-
22.25; an S8,ub $22.17.
Butter. - Wartt itstis; CREAMERY
3St-43c.
gier. - Martt bD6sr; 3ufu1r II
515 aiifsn. GirIts 37-38c; orbt'
ndrp firIt 36-36ac; aut benz Rartt
aartpffelu. = Martt niebrtger;
3ufubr 70 Gars. @iscpniin, Midis
aan uno Winn.Ioto Butt SLS5-2.s
o5; DO. Side $2.15-2.2O.
Gefliiasl. - 9ebenbes, Wiartt ntss
brigsr; Sdbne 13a-17c; SpriHsers
17te.
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3udsr. = preift feft. = AaffIntr'
ter Gut aoaf $10.55; pOipoereo $9.15;
gubss $9.10; sranuIirter $500; eDns
fectipnsrs .a- $3.50; Off u" $500
$40; ipeibr sttra $8.40-S.50;
erira e" $3.50 per hunberi pfuno.
Wolaffss. - Marit iitiig. =
Reip Drlsnns Open astttI 55-65e;
Centrifugal 40 48e per gnIIone.
Reis. - Gytra fancp 5eoo ST.
94e; fnnep S-8ae; ieeOno Seno T.
Whsslina. ID. 9a. .6.S gus. fdlt.
lac; s.brO4sner 5l-5ae; Sdpan "a
-S5f.
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rrs. Cali
CEN. Wonbs uno alttien in Diem 1ort

WtI9dtisyapisTf surotn 81 5hs Dis.
iontirt. agsaId auf 2oneon Darea iteTis.
baf ~ 1sse t<7lH, GommereisI Btlis, W
1sas, S4.7i. SiHt h1S4, Rabei'
&nipsiIunssn tk71 7Ile. Sranes 6i&i
674H, Ratd CTS; " art, feline Gnoti'
runssn; aronen, fsint Gusiiruusen, Sol'
ian6tfde WulssH Sift 45e, RABBI 4bze.
Hfs SiAt 7.y0, Rabtl 7.s9. Huba Sl4i
i59.; anbsl IA, Silber. HarTsH S44,
0stifanilde Dollars CSC.
Gfttenmar't-9it BON JtsIitn ein.
lsutsubsn Rahri&ieu baiisu jnr Jol9s.
psb bic greiie seaen Nuiag hsluHtefgin.
ssu ano Der Nartt bis Snm S4Iab i4Saa
blsb.
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neberit6t bes Gincinnati
Wfarftes.
Jar bic @oHtas, ben 20. cftnbsr
1917 enbigenbe @o6s.
gineinnati. 90. Olto6tr.


Die na4folgenbsn Auotirunseu BE.
Sitben ii1 nur ouf Gnsross 5ransais
tionen. Bel tltinersn GsidGften tpsrs
ben ettpas h5bere preii. bere4nst.
propifipnem
g q 10. = prima Sisan!
24.85-25.00; 5amilp 26a-27c.
9rodtnsefai5ents GkiiG.
SbOrt clear Ssitsn 2S-28hc; ertrd
fbOrt clear Ssitsn 27a-28c; furss
Rippen 27t-2se; Bellies 3Ot-Soac
per pfunb.
9erdu4trtes SIeif6. -
Short clear Ssiteu 30a-31c; srtra
ibort clear Seiten 30-3Oac; tur5e
Rippsn 30-30ac; Bellies 334 4-33te.
sugar eureb 5Ieift. =
S9inien 28a-29ae; gicnic SduIs
tern 23- 23ae; greatfaft Baton 39- :
4oe; S4ultern in padeien 24t-25e;
gtetp Yort gut 25t-26c; estrodnete
Beef S4uItsru 34-34se per pfuHD.
SiBgep0deltes GIeith.-
Sdinisn 25k-26c; pitnie SduIs
tern 20ac; Bellies 1856; SduIs
tern in padeten 20-2Oae; Rsip yor.
eut DO. 21-21ae.
GriiSes Gleifd. - Sdins
Ten. IOie, 269-27ae; qicnie S4ul.
tern 2O-21e; S4ult.m 23-23sc;
tur5: Rippenfeitsn 26-27e; fbort
clear Rippenisitsn 26-27e; ertra
ibort clear Rdppenieit.n 26-26t;
lti4te Bellies 35a-36te; idbipsrs bO.
1886.
WebI unb Gstrefbe
MtbI. - Winier patsnt 5000;
Minier fanep $1o.4O; Wintsr famiip
$3.50; Wintr ertra $3.50; Winier
orbinGr $7.90-S.4O; Sartss @siStn
pattnt $1l.40-11.90 80; 9artss @eis
sen fantp $10.65-11. 1.15; ;5artes 1yeis
gen famiIp $9.90-1o.4o; ROrtbpss
fern semii9tss $10.75-11.O0; HOss
gen, eitp, reinss, $11.00-1125;
Rosssn, eitp. semii&iss, $11.00-
11.25.
Deisen. - Der Martt mar
itetis; Ro. l rotber $2.19-2.21; 2o.
2 rotbsr $2.16-2.1S; 9o. 3 roIber
$2.12-2.15; Po. A unb go. s iIad
probe $2.0-2.13 per 9u.
Vel 9torn. - Ro. ] tpeibes
$2.20-2.25; RO. 2 DO. 81. .20-2.25;
Ho. 3 bo. $2.20-2.25; go. 4 DO.
$2.15-2.20; Ro. 8 90. $2.10-2.i5;
Ro. 6 bo. $2.10-2.15. - Ro. | seIs
bes $2.10-212; 9o. 2 DO. SILL
2.12; Ro. 3 bp. $2.10-2.12; Ro. A
DO. $2.08-2.10; Ro. 8 90. $2.06-
2.08; SO. 6 DO. So. 2.06-2.08. - Tp.
/ semiittss S210-2.12; go. 2 90.
$2.10-212; Ro. 3 bo. So. 2.10-212;
Ro. 4 DO. $2.07-2.09; go. 5 DO.
$2.05-2.07; Ro. 6 DO. $2.05-2.07.
- QDeibes aolbentorn, ntues $t.45
-1.55, altes, $2.20-2.22; seioes
Solbsntoru, ntuss, $1.40-1.50; als
ies, $2.09-2.11; aemiittts stolDens
torn. neues. S1.40-150. altes. ST.
Safer. Rp. 2 ipeiber 62le;
STANDARD ipeibsr 62-62te; go. 81
lDeibsr 61ae; Ho. A ipeiber 6o-6le;
go. 2 s.miihter Gle; Ro. 3 semiids
ter einbeimif4er 6o-60te; $40. a sss
miidi.r $500.
Roggen. - go. 9 nsuer S1.7S
SO. 8 $1.75-177; Ro. A
81. .7o-1.75; probe $1,6s-1.70.
Whisfep.
grtanft tpurbsn SO gbIs. Die
fill.rs Uiniibsb Gpoos aui Der gals
9rpetrieB.
Raffee. - Sara 27-s2e; wlos
ta 27a -30c; Guatemala Taurp 1S3e;
':,z.. ',,;. :,,z;......i IL 4.
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GtidfebIer.

,0as lit ober eigertbiurtIidk oo3
Sybr BEN guben gerabe ulrih gerunnt
babtl" - nsSo ipeibt %, Die Code
mar 70: 9ie 2ftoerndih' mar oltf
gTr.na oocr 9lnton bergertflt't, ober
6ieStiderin bat elm 70 ieseiIioniItiides
q gerlaft, bob mir Den Subeu Iieber
l1lri6 g'beibeu barrt"
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Sferbe ans SWamlejeI.
Gfneinnatt. %. Sttpber

Die 3ufubr Der OsrfluFenen @OGe
lpar bic srDbte felt OisIsn @odsu.
Die Qualitdt berielben mar cine
3iemIitl CUTE urS Die preiie paren
fsit. es fpurbe fart fir bi. armee
getauft. Die 0uotirunssn tparen tpis
tnI,g
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SlmBsNa d)ridjten.

Disufos, 80. Oft. 1917.
Der pbere ObiofIuB pirO iid MIR
tpenig perdnbern, BEL bieiger Stnoi
abss spirb SerisIbe stpas tsigsn uno
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3 q fe. = Wlortt mar rilbis nrio
ftetig. = Reugeinl5ens go. l BIC;
Ro. 2 20c; per qfunS trodsns CLINT
30-32c; trodengeiul5sne 28-30c;
anlbfeQe 24-26c; 30. / gulen 16c;
20. 2 bo. 15e; PferbsbGut. 30. l
grobe $500; go. 2 DO. $500.
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Run, m,in. @naSigs! Mas ma9t
ber Ssrr @smabl. bas 5rdulsin 9ans
\. bisainb,r&en unS 55g 2uiir6hrsH'
isiaEEbGs
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Hinbrieb. - Die 3ufubr mar
F3ismli9 reidIit, bic Ra9Irase oes.
gIsi4en, ber WlIrit Iebbuft, bic prei.
fe meiit fart unb b0ber. Stper:
Stiere Dureu itetig bis etiDas 6obsr,
bic miitlsrsn Grabe sspannm 25c ge=
gen Samstag. S9lafttiibe psrtaut.
ten 25c b09sr, CUTE bis uusertIen,
9sifers seigtsn Oisl 8sFeruns. San.
ners uaren 15-25e b0ber. Die gu.
fubr ON Wiildtiibsn mar sering, bic
preife fir CUTE tart, i4ls9te !parsn
Iansiam. CUTE Stoders unb iSeeors
batten itstise uHb itdrtsre preiie, sss
ipOhnlife unO i4le9ts ipurosn ui4t
setauft.
Mittlers unp i9pers Stiere $500
-12.75; JIeiiter Stiere $685.
rs; auserlsieHs Bis srtra $1,000
11.5o; 5sifers $6.0o-s.5O; aussrIss
iene bis extra $8.75-9.5O; sinige
fanep tleine cots bis su S10.5O, Siis
be $5.5o-7.25; auserleisns bis .rtra
$7.50-S.50; Ganners $5.O0-5.5o;
Wiil9tiibe S50.G0-125.00; StOders
uHb Jeebers $6.00-9.50.
gulleH. - Die Ha1fruge mar
gut, Der Wnrtt Iebboft, Die prsiis
fart Bis bObsr.
See guuen $8.00-S.50; goIosuu
$7.O0-7.75; crtra $7.S5-S.oO; mas
ssrs uno Isi9t. $5.50-6.75.
aGIber. Die 3ufubr mar
rsi9Iif. Der gtartt Innsinm. 4users
leIene 5lsiI6tdibsr tparsn itetis. ab:r
ssp0bnlids, 9srinse unb i9ipsrs mos
ren fIau uuo fosar biQiser aIs Issts
Wphe,
geffs lsi6ts adI6er $13.75-14.oo;
fair Bis CUTE S11oo-13.5o; Orpinds
re unb srOBt $4.0o-9.oO.
S9peins Die 3ufubr NOR
sering, Die Ra9frose Iebbafi, Der
Rartt mar ls5baft, Der llmiaB idnell
bsi einem 9sipiun bon SOC per 100
plumb. Der S9lub mar fart.
gluserlefens fhpere 225 pfuno
unb mehr $16.25; auserldsne 9ers
ianbt- unb GIsif9erIorten 100 9funo
unb msbr S16.25; eiiifade Biz CUTE
mittlsre unb semifhte S15.50-16.a |
25; Ie6ite 9sriorioiforten 120 bis
los Pfunb $14.50-15.O0; orDindrs
bis suts 5srteI S12.oo--14.oo; Sdus
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-30
aItasIus csnIs.iiniIss. .

Die tlmiavs I'M bisiissn Glsarinsbanis
bsIisitn iis bsate suf %. i4s.sss.
xsfa.esfssiiHsss.
Der Warit in 2pgalisfuritdisn mar btuls
fIan unb bic 9reds eeoridt Rur psniss
Bsriaufs finb tx beriGisn, aHo SSar DE
felgenosn:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-30
GiiensM Marft.

9etp gort, 90. Sttrber.
3inu. - 1artt fart, $63.25.
glei. - Rartt feft; $4,000.
Gpelter. - Mortt fIau; $7.62s-
LIS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-30
Oiebmiarft

Cincinnati, 80. Ott. 1917.
3ufubr uno 9erfanbt pGbrsnb Der
leBten 4S Stunben, nsrsIiden nit
oerielben 3eit Der Isbtsn DO4e, finb
lpn foldt.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-24
PLAYING THE FIELD
BY Jack Veiock,

New York. July - The fate Of
intercollegiate sports will hang in the
balance when the executive commit
tee of the National intercollegiate
Athletic Association meets in Wash
ngton, August :.
Sentiment regarding the revival of
0llege sports, despite the war. ap-
pears to be divided at the present
time, and there is no way of deter
mining what the outcome will be.
However a few Of the most ardent
supporter. of the plan to revive and
continue college sports are taking an
optimistic view of the situation.
Within less than two months the
eason for football will be here, and
I the colleges of the country are to
continue the gridiron game the de
'isiou to do so must be made at
| Washington when the intercollegiate
low pow is held.
Football Is one of the greatest
| ports for conditioning men It is a
| ugged. rcdblooded game that re
lures perfectly conditioned athletes
II its playing. There is no sport
hat should receive more attention
han football if our colleges intend
o encourage physical preparedness
smong the students and the fact that
continuance of the game will mean
he calling out of hundreds of young
non to fill up the ranks that have
,een depleted by enlistments for war
iervicc is big point in favor of pre-
hitting football to live on.
That most colleges will encourage
ports to some extent when schol
'penns this Fall is the general belief,
)ut the point at issue appears to be
he advisablity Of resuming inter
collegiate competition College sports
minus intercollegiate competition lose
10 per cent Of theis attractiyeness,
md it Is to be hoped that the men
n whose hands the future of col.
egiate sports is held will come to
he rescue of the red -booded game
# football
Coach Alonao staff, Of Chicago Uni
crsity, will be one of the heartest
supporters of the pl2n to continue
intercollegiate sports when the spon
ors get together at Washington. lie
viii point out what the athletes of
)ur colleges have already done infll
ng up the ranks Of the army, navy
md other branches of Government
service, and will make a plea for all
30llege sports
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-24
VALLEY LEAGUE is
READY FOR SPONGUE

Peru, Illinois, July "A (Special)
Because baseball fans of this section
have failed to give their support TO
the Illinois Valley League, it Is prob
able that directors of the organization
VIII 30 into session this week to hold
an inquest over the remains. While
there has been no definite decision To
close up shop discussions among the
club leaders and players tend strong
ly in this direction and il appoars
quite probable that within a matter
OF few days the league will pass into
history
The worst jolt which has been hand.
ed the circuit came Sunday when the
Naroons and X Of C,'s played to .
crowd which failed to FIJI one corner
OF the stands but of course, they were
stu hanging on the canvass.
The gate receipts of Sundays exhi
bltion were hardly sufficient to meet
expenses, let alone providing a split
for the clubs The attendance figures
have been growing smaller steadily
and officials of the circuit will be
asked to take some action.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-24
WILLARD HAS HALF A
MILLION SAYS JONES
Accumulated Since He Won
Championship From Johnson at
Havana, April S, 1915.

Jess Willard. champion heavyweight
plgilist, IL worth between 100000 and
100000. Of which amount $500, 100 Is
in cash deposited In various banks
throughout the country. One Chicago
loop bnnk hns an account Of $4,000
Another has 100000. and there Is o
'llrd checking account In a neighbor
mood bank near where Jess lives, All
his money was earned--or accumu
lated, IL YOU choose since Wilnrd de
teated jack Johnson at Havana IN
tWenty-six rounds on April 5, 1918.
These figures were furnished by Tom
Jones, who plotted Willard TO the cham
p'onshlp and who was turned down re.
Gently when the champion bought the
circus with which he had been EXHIBIT
\ ng and decided he did not need n part
] yer for bis financial joys and sorrows
principally Joys any longer.
| After cnsting a balance following The
acquisition Of the title In 1915 Willard
was SO, 10 In debt, according to Jones
Heavy expenditures had been incurred
in trimming, due to the posiponement
and transfer Of the bout from Jnare1
when johnson showed Discrimination
to go so near the United States where
he Is a fugitive from Justice. Since
lhat time Wizards ring and circus
earnings have been tremendous. His
take on the circus percentage has
gone over $1,000 IN one week, accord
ing to Cherokee Tom.
Aside from Wizards cash he has
1900 acres OF farm land IN the west
GOO acres In Michigan. four bungalow,
In Los Angeles, his home In Rogers
Park and various other material hold
lngs.