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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-06

eine Derni9tuns BON umeritaniTMtn
WienIhcnleben aus 0erieben ftattges
funbsn bat unb es lit niht eriiHtlih.
pie @erfsb.n iid permtibsn l;cben,
tpsnn man ale @erbIltnife, bic betn
Saudboottries cbpalten. in @etra6t
5isbt. lin bic 0erienfuns Der .Mras
bia@ an3ufiibren. DER bsutiden Mbs
miraIitat mar beiannt. bab bic n9lra.
Bio" als Sransportidiff Dsr'ranbt
tpurbs unb osmna4 su ieiner Sdos
nuns bers6tist mar. Bon unIcr.r
Ssite aber pirb bsbaupiet, bab bic
.Qtrabia sur Seit Der 9erIentuns
nidt als SranapOrtIdiff Oisute. Menn
ss bamit feline Ridtistejt bat. liesi
bed Elm entidulbbares 0erIebeI oor.
aber GutIaulbigunssn iollen. pie
2eipis fast, nidt mebr ansenommeu
perben; Die unausbleiblihs Solse eis
neg @eriebens iei arieg. Cine Ridls
tigitelluns burt ben prdiibenten 1T
niat gu ertparien, ba bieier nab Der
Sbeorie i,ins aenntnib BON ben 8ora
sdnsen i'm Senat nebmsn barf unb IS
1T 5ur 9eniise belannt. tpie germ er iih
i'm 3nielidt bGlt, 70 bab er tsins
Slarbeit unb feline 9erubisuns fieten
pirb. Qnssii9ts bieisr gerbdliniiIs
tann man mir niinI6en, bab bic RE-
publitaner i'm Senat bi. RsiOlution
i'm gaaingerIhen Sinne abdrbcrn
pcrben, bab iie isine pffens obsr pcrs
itsdte grmGdtisuns 5u ein.m Sriess
nit DeuiI6lanb ertbeilt, ionbsrn Ies
bisli9 ben WunId um WieosrberiteIs
lung bes Sriebcns in europa aus.
ipridt. 9lu6 pirb oieie Genberuns
i:br ri9tis bamit begriinbet, baB bic
Der. Staatsn iid niht in europGii6s
anseIessnbeiten einmiiden iollen .fusil
es bunn ni6t ausbleiben tDnns. oaB
bic europGiihen Wddlts iid in amcri,
taniihe 4nselssenbsiten einmii4su.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-06

giubIanb III bas autIIenmatsrial 10
! rsi1lin setptfen, bab nie bsre9neter
3abIsn ben tbatiGdli&sn irdbrihein,
/ lid aismIih nabs iommen. Die 3ab-
1 len fiir bic iibrissn Staatsu ttruben
mebr auf Gndbunsen uno duf BEN
Usrglein psrifiebensr frsmber Mns
! aattn. Bel ben Ysre9nungen iino
tets bic Minbeiti@dbanssn au Grun'
be seIest.
Sir gnefanb betrasen mad
ben @nsabsn bss Hsridts (S. 13) bic
8srluite bis /. SuIi 1916:
Sobts 162,808; gerirunSstt ALL
5s3; @srmibts s6.3s4; Summs &c.,
775.
Die in Der .9imes" b,r0ffentIids
ten 0erlnits liss.n eifpa fiinf gBodtn
5uriid, b. 3. es iinb Bis gum 81. Ct'
tober 1915 rod ni4t einmal olle lln
Gsptember s.littsnsn gerluite Derof.
fenilidbt porben. lin bic felt !. Juli
einsttrstensn pollen 9erluits Sn srs
mifieln, mub man ben felt 4uguli
perDIfenilihien Werluiten (3629i
nod eiipa 1t Wonatsburdfduitt BIN.
5urs4nen. bas srsiebt fiir bic sen
bonn ]. Suli Biz ]. Rop.mter 1915
einen tbatiidIifen 8srluit BON 5l2,s
975, bier3u 0erIufie Biz !. Suli 1910
670,775, Summa 1,1S3.750. abss'
runbst 1,2 Winionen.
aubfanbs DsrIufs BIB J..
gueuii 1916:
5oot. 1,494oOo. @aipunbete A.
o64, 600; Gsfanssne 2,OOO.OOo;
Summ. 7,55s.000.
WGbrsnS Der srob.n ruiiildtn Ofs
ftnIips i'm 4neuit unb Septsmbsr
1916 bstrua Der mouatlids 8erluli
800, 900 BIB 100000 Wunn. i'm St'
tpbsr Iinb bic btutisen 0erIuiie iu'
fpIoe 9lbfIautns Der ruiiiiden an'
oriiis .ttpas ssrinssr, bogss,n pteeln'
Fubs on G,fanssn.n bei ben nlimab'
lid, sinIssenb.n @oriiDben unb an'
orifien unisrsr 3ruppsu stipas sro'
fer aIs i'm 9lusuft unb Septsmb:r
s.psIsn. Der ylinbefperluit fur DE
!3sii pom /. lusuii big /. ToptHlSr
1916 1T fOmii auf
i WuIion gu bsrtdnsn
bier5u @srlufie
bis i. 8. 1853 WilIioneH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-06
Die gauern in ataIicu uuS
Sranfreid nit oem 9ries
uuSnirieocn.

Shlper Initet Der aricg aui Der
italieniiten nno iran3oiiiden 2ono.
beucIterung. S6on Dor ariegsaus.
brud batte man in Stalien unO5ranf.
reid aui Dem 9anoe sesen bic 9oIi.
tit Der StraBe uno Der enaIii6en
S6IbIinae Ribirnuen unb @ibcrtpiI.
len eebeat. Gbue gegeiiterung lit
man bnnn in ben aampf s.sosen, bod
nit Der Soffming, bab Der 6eIoSug
MIR bon fur3er Dauer iein peroe.
9ieie grpartiins bot iidl nidt erfiiat,
unb ie peiier bic ariegsSaner iif per.
Idngerte. Inn 70 mebr nobm oieariegs.
miibiefeit Der bonn gsiIuge gum Blu.
tigen 8affenbanopert einberuiencn
9anbbetpobner gu. 6anb in SanS nit
oiefer ariessmiidgfeit on Der Sront
eing cine arbeitsmiibiefeit uno Or.
bitteruug Der TobeimgebIiebenen, bic
Die paterIdnOiide Sdoae bciteaen
folIten.
Ssn SstoIien III Der fIeine 9an6mann
ME auf Roien gebettei eefpeien. @ls
FGhter, llnterpdhter unS 9aseIob.
ner friiiet er iein 9eben, fpdbrerS bic
reidlen 2atifurbienbeiieer In oenSidb.
ten elm bebaslihes, Iorgenloies 9a.
iein fiibren. @robe 9iiden bat bic
Ginberiif,ins 3un 6eeresbienit in Die
Neiben Der oterbautreibeneen gepoI.
feri,ng besSaubes seriiien. Ger Wnn.
gel on grbeitsfr1ften niad,t iif) auf
Dem 2anbe imner mebr fiibIbar, benn
per nidt ieIooienitfdbis lit, nber nod
arbeiten fam, Der iuanOert nod Den
Stdbten, NO in Der Riiitungsinblitrie
bober 2obn mint. gei ben 3uriidae,
bIie5ensn iebrts balb Gorge unb ROTH
in. 3ebIt bod jeet ifon i'm 5neiten
Riuter 6as golb, bas ionit Der i.aIie.
1iihearbeiter imSommer aliTeutif.
lanbs Sluren unb in beutifen 5abri.
fen iih. reihIib peroiente, uno bas
.r bnnn i'm Iperbft als DiIlfommene
@abe iiber Die alpeu nit nad Der Sci
matb bratte GdreIidl beueiien III
bic Sohnung aif 6em 2nn6e. unb Die
bohen Srieesiieuern pcrringern nod
mebr ben tleinen 8erbienit.
Inter bicicn llmiidnoen piro man
iid nitt oGriiber 5ii pinSern brau.
den, Denn aus Sfnlien @auernunru.
ben saneloct peroen. gIus Der Ro.
magma Iiegen neueroines bernrtiae
Hadrihten uor. lleber llriade, lin.
fang uno 3tpef Der llnruben idreigt
Der 8eridt pobIpeislid). Tabei be.
finoen iif Die 2anbbeipohner Der Mo.
magma eegeniiber benen Der anocrcn
EropinBen SStnIienS INNER nod in Ell.
ner ncrbdItnibm1bis beiieren gage
geoenflif aber ipirb ipobI Der In Der
italicniihen I1noIihen gcoolfnun3
erfunhte @eiit bes @ufri,brs Der gle.
gierling IN Rom ooh erifeinen mli.
fen, ba Die gorgdnge in Der aomnana
niht nit unred]t NIT gIeidyeitigen
Greianiiien in Granfreid perSen tn
gerbinouns sebradt peroen fonncn. |
gfls mir oas mngere Grgebni' Der
5Deiten frons6fiihen ariessmIeih'
befpraden, rpifen mir idon baroui
bin, bab bic 2on6bepolferiing 9rant.
reihs iid an Der 9eidmlng ouf bieie
rlur IN gan5 gerinsem Wobe
bctbeiIigt ba. parifer 8eitungcn 90.
ben bies aud riidbaItlus su unO mad.
ten babel ben fran5Oiiiden gauern
ben 8oripurf. bob fie iogar abiittIid
bic GeIber unbeiteilt liegen Iiebcn. In
benz @Ianbeu, habur& ben arico Der. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-06

Gin T m m ittte bss nationa@
len ReprGientantsnbaufes TT nit Der
unter,ubuns Der AntIase beidaitiyt,
bab bic ;Sriebensnote bes prai iioeatsH
lanse pOr ibrsr ger0ffentliduns gss
plllen perionen betannt sepsien uno
blele ibre aenntnib Dasu benubt bat'
ten, eiuen &ursiturS i'm attienmarst
berbei5ufiibren, pobur9 lie piele RiIs
lionen Dollars sinbsimiten. als elmer,
Der bieie Genntnib beiab, pirb Elm
gtefp gprter Broter Ramens 9aruA
genannt, Der $35, 900 gum bemrfratis
lden EampasnezSOnos beigeiteuert
bat. Dieie 4nsabs iibermittelte Elm
Broter Ramens gurtis briefli9 IN
ben Rsprdientanten MoOb bon Jns
Diana, in peldem S9reibeu aud ses
iast mar, bub Der priOat<S <Setrstdr bcs
prGiibsnten. 5umultp, in Gefeai4aft
Don 8arud seisbeu tpOroen fei. WoOo
tbeilte aud Dem unteriuhungs sEoms
mittse bes 9auIss nit, er babe sehOrt.
bab elm 9ruber Der 5rou bss prdfbsn
ten Witou, Der Mi.slieb elmer 8ro.ers
iirma TIT, sbenfalIs bur9 ben aurs.
itura pieI Gelb seuounen babe. gls
8stbeilisten ertldreu, nit ausnabme
bon 9aruh, Der nod nidts Dor Ii9
bat Derlauten lafen, oab iie feline
&enntHib BON Der Grisbenssgtote S.s
prdiibeuten butten, ebe iie in ben Set
tunsen DerSffentlibt purbe. Selbft.
1ianbIih erbetitt bic Sereatisteit, ii4
jeben llrtbeiIs, iotpeit es bic senann.
ten perionen betrifft, gu eutbal!en,
big bic uHteriu4une abeeidIoFen 1T.
aber ieBi fduu tanu aIs srDisfsn
eelten, bab peri9iebene perionsn
Renntnib DON Der Rote bes prdfbsn.
ten batten, .be iie an bic OeffentIidieit
gelanste, oenn sine Gpeiulation auf
einen Rursfturs mar sur 3eit unter
ben dn Der B0rfe dbpaltsnbeu Der.
bdItniHeu aussddloFsn, neil bdntaIs
bR aitien ftiegen. Dds gilt gang bes
fonbers Don Gtablaftien, in ipsl4en
bie Spefulation ON lebbafteiter III,
ipeiI fit In goIse bes srDbsn Bebarfs
Der aniirten an StahI unS Nden
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-06
obseruubst 81 WiaiOnne
Stalien

81. gerIuFe Biz 1. ausuii 1916
perbsn in bsm geribi auf 4o5.0O0
Ranu ssf9dbi. Die Sddbuns lit
aber cine gang srobe, nmtIide 9us
luitansa6en BON italieniI6sr Ssiie
lisssn iibsrbaupi nitt DOT. 9i. ,3abl
bon 405.00 fpeiht berartig pou oeh
S6dsunsen bes 0iierrsiaifden Gtnss
ralitatss ab, bab mir Iie MD. als
GrunbIase rehmsu t0nnen. 2tbtsrsr
bat bic Gtiammtrtrluits Der Stalisnsr
big 81. Ropembtr 1915 bereits nit
10000 ansenommen. bic 9eionSenen
Bis Wliiit 1916 auf 55,2O2 anesas.
ben. Inter Yeriidiidiisuns Der iiars
Ten gsrluIie, bic i'm 4uguIt. Stptems
br unb Oiiober 1916 burh bic
adinpfs om Sionso sinsetreieu Inb.
pirb man ben tbaiTddliasn g1luji.n
Bis l. Ropsmber 1916 NIT liner
SHdbuus BON e.fpa 100000 Mcnn
am ndHitsn tommsn.
Serbicn
aiis /. snsuii 1915:
Sob.e 10000. gcripilnSete 40, ,0n0,
@cian9cne 100000; eumma 400.
UO0.
Aus ben Geiien Ses jcrbiiden See.
rcs i-nroe cine neuc Nrmcc gebhoct,
oil felt Dem CONNER 1916 id, bel oen
Eruppen GarraiIs In Wla5coonicn o..
iinoe. uno bort infoIoc icrtoeiester
ie.r fdfperer adntpfe incbr ais ole
Sdlitc Hires geiionoes pcrIoren bat
Sie Stdrfc bieier elrrnee bctuia Mi.
fanss 20. Biz 90, 900, ibre 9crIuite Be.
Iiefcn iih auf 80. bis 10000 Wtonn.
tyeinnultncrlnife bis 1. Norenlber
1916 iomit 4S0. 900 Raun-
weIgien
gis 1. sIuouit 1915:
.Ipbte 10000, 0erpinIocte 10000,
tSciangene 10000; Guntrna 200, ,00iD.
gpcnn man bic 10000 @cfniaenen
abjieht. betrdst Der Monntsperluit
ourhi6itittli& $500 vloiw,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-06
81. @erluite Der ScinSe.
81. 9fliirten bnbsn inssefammt Biz
]. glup.mber 15 WiIiOnm
Mann p.rloren.

Gas .Somb. 5rsmbenblait" f4rsi5t:
lleber bic gtrluIis i'm Wslitri.oe bdi
bic in &op.nbasen sssriinbst. aGsleI,
fdaft fiir StuSisn Der fo5ialsn SyoI'
gen bss arisges" In ibrem Bsridt Dom
!. guaut febr bea6tensptrtk Cab
len peroifentIihi. Sis bsrubsn aui
forsfGltiaer. fritiI6er HsDsrtbuns
fdmmiIidsr Der Osffentli&fsit 5lIs
ednslif<n amiIihen unb ni6tamiIi'
Gsn Gnsabtn. Gur GnsInnb uno
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-06
Mater artiiel betitelt: .@s.

Infer artiiel betitslt: .Ss'
fabrlide Worte" 1T in 5clse ipdierer
DepeIden babin 5u berihtissn. baB
bic oemotratiI1en Ssnatoreu IN sIn'
glmenbiruns Der Reiolution 8ur 9ut'
beiBuns Der JrieoenssRpte bes 9'rail'
oenten einpiGisten unb 5ipar in Der
Meiie, bab nidt bic Rrte gut sehelber
nirb, IouDsrn bios pas Gsiud an els
irieasfibrenbsn MG4te. ibre Frtss
bsnsfebinsunsen anausebeu. Sn pie'
fer Sorm puroe bic ReioIution pom
Senat paHirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-06

Vie offi5ielle Intinbi| :
euns erfols!. bab Der prdilSsnt IIt
niat lpeiter um bic 9eriteauns bss
ssrI.bens in europa bemiiben iperos.
bas beiBt, bab er teine alpeite gsnts
on bic suropdiiden Wa4ts iaIdel
iplro, penn bic 4ntport Der Ialirten
ablebnenp ausfallen iollts, mas, iDie
mir binaufiisen tOnnen. Der 6ali lem
miro. Oamit entiiebt bic iebr ernite
Trase: !oat Der bemOtratiide SenatOr
Gents bic pOlttit bes 8rdiibeatsn
rit,:is ansesebsn nit ben @prtsn:
bab Der prdfibent Bel etpaigen psitss
rem 0erluiten Don umeriidnii den
utsnI1enleben burd beIti4e lau9s
boote tein. gntidulOisuns unS tcine
4bbittc mebr selten IaHeu ip:rssi
2tu9 III ole Grase am ploss, OBJ
atssSetretGr Qaniins. Der cine
9t,uberune i'm Sinns Der 2eipisiten
gemsrtunsen madte, bic er freiIia
lpater berI6tIgte, Die AbllnfeH oes
prdiiDen!en mitsetbeiIt bat. Wir TolIs
ten meinsn, bab na4bsm DeutihlanS
70 unbeitrsitbar ieinen Wunih nod
Jrisben betunbet bat unb bic aaiirten
sbenio unbeItreitbar ibre Woroluii be-
tunbet baben, Der prdiibent perptlias
ist pare, Deuti9laub in ieinem BE-
miiben, benz, ariese Elm Gnbe su mos
aen, feline tpeiteren 9iubernife Gcreis
ten ioute, tpis oas bur9 bes prdiibsns
ten gsfebl betreffs @erientunseu asr
i4iebt. gr lam biefes 5inbernib
aus benz Weee rGumen. tpenn er ames
ritanifds girssr ermabnt. aliirtsa
S6iffen fern Su blei6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-06

Stbt baben bic btuti den
gerbiinbeten aud graila senommsn.
iuo bic RuNen iia gum aumpfe isll'
ten unb trps SieIsr beitdnoisen 9sle'
berlasen bubsn bic auiirsn iih ELI.
Neutihlanb iibertpinoen gu t0Hnsn-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-06
in Q Woioten .... 10000
tier,u bic gerIuItc l,is 1876 200.000
Suminn Bis 1. IL. 1915 100000
N NJ m 4 n icrf.
22O.O00
mum 4 micn.

Gin in Der ssreIie ertpdbnter r,inIi.
niider @erluitnadIueis bonn 20. cfto'
Scr 1916 entbdft bic Narnen BON 2lS..
$50 Sffi5icren unb Niannid)aftcn.
Tieie 3abl lit iiderIidb nid,t 5ii bod
aeariiicn. ou bis /. 9epeuber bic ri.
:naniIdc slrmee ollein an gefnngensn
ripo $4,000 g1aun ciilsebiibt botte.
gSit f5nnen oaher bic esefnmmtucrs
lutte bis /. gaopenber 1916 amf min.
ociiens 100000 W,ann annet,nen.
Gle Beiamntperlniic rnierer 5cinoe
bic I. Nobcmber 1916 betragen ic'
.,1if
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
: ATTENTION! Military belts
 .S1.95

Something new and smart and snappy for the woman who likes things military. A military belt or patent leather-a smart novelty consisting of belt that is very much like the trappings an officer wears about his waist and over his shoulder to hold his sword-only this pretty belt holds patent leather coin purse.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
Suede belts 75c, S1.0O and S1.5O

Some perfectly plain, in good range of most desirable colors. others trimmed with patent leather. Fashionable now for the miss as we'll as the woman. Worn with sweaters, suits, serge dresses and coats. (MaIn Fioor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
New pieces for tn C
 brides home

If you are soon to be bride, you are confronted by furnishing problems which are quite perplexing. Whatever your individual problem, you will find happy solution in our new Berkey & Gay furni- ture. It has just the unque beautiful style, the homelkeness, which you want in the pieces for your new home
 Here are new bedroom suites which will lend cozy intimacy to your sleeping rooms; the latest lent pieces for homelike livingroom. Come in and select what you need.
 FOor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
Our November Sale of Fabrics Silks, Velvets and WOOlenS iS fe mOst ecOne erenf fis sfOre hns held in Uenrs

The cordial reception accorded this sale by Birmingham firms statement Never have such wonderful values in high grade fabrics in evidence been possible Fabric Store This sale of fine dress fabrics at reduced prcesworthy of the reception accorded From the least expensive silks vvets and wooens to the richest of foreign and domestic ooed pieces there real savings to recommend What select in haste have chosen with the utmost
 In spite of conditions which seemed make the matching of values of former mpossy these fabrics price for price, will comparison with the best you remember previous sales here elsewhere This is not small achievement succeeding day establishes than the import of this sale.
 The many hundreds who have and gone satisfied have all bought because of immediate need but because of future needs and the realization that future needs be met for less than they be filled when the occasion actually arises The good this sale has spread until it all Br mngham that the most drastic reductions in silks wooens attempted in this city have been this store.
 if have not already made purchases for the year. All advertised since the opening of the sale will continue force until closing time Saturday. Ga r"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08

 Wool finished cotton blankets. in white with pink or blue borders. Contracted for a year ago, there fore we can sell them Q co for ksVC Double bed size wool nap blankets. splendid for service. Pretty and desirable. in tan. white and gray, with pink or blue borders. 2 Sn Also plaids. Tho pair O'OV Blankets of wool and cotton mixed very warm and very pretty-in gray and white, with pink or blue 9Gsdeps; Tae pair size s0zs0' 4.95 Here Is a good. warm, serviceablc wooden blanket. Comes in white only, with pink or blue borders. Neatly finished with silk taffeta binding, size 70x80. CEn Per pair UseJV
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
A SALE FuU cotton fabrics!

Fine fall cotton dress fabrics in staple white cooed fab rc carefully selected goods of best qualities which will waive good portion of profit We want to help bring down the high cost of cotton fabrics especially the cost those for which the need is greatest Choose will from the following will make mistake saving is represented in every one of then white whte black blue 14c white in small neat designs and
 S9c hia o u' iol uefsai"en's yao l ifu fall smtngs in plada checks combinations finished bolt 145 0Ae ~ 
 
 yard 8oc smtings solid 39c chaIis strictly a wool !@u -~o
 
 1-2 and at 8 prices color and signs yard 2So Red Star diaper cloth chwide 10vardbo that coloT wide patterns, yard 19c hwide 1Oyardbo pacale ward uida fast coors stand ard grade stripes dots and bautl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
At $12.5O

Eighty-two fine sweaters contrib &uting an equal measure of good style and complete protection. Made with large pockets, large collars, in either plain or brushed weaves. Choose these in rose, Copenhagen blue. robins egg blue. brown, navy, gray, green, pink and corn.
 Sweaters for 8 to 12-year-oid girls, in the newest weaves, colors and styles, 5.95 to 1000. (2d Fiocr)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
NeckUenr Of white satin
 soc to $2.95

The new seasons neckwear is ex- pressed in popular graceful rolling collars of plain white and brocaded satin. Novelties of similar type are of white satin embroidered in
 white. This brief description de- scribes the new neckwear as a class, but as class 1t is fraught with so many individual novelties and trims that it must be seen for full appreciation. (Main Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
9xI2 Rugs $15


 
  reasonable
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
New leather back
 strap purses Sl

The prettiest purses we have had in seasons, sell for f.oo-in smart shapes and styles, and the prettiest of colorings. In mixed effects there are blacks, browns, grays and greens, in q rich variety.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
SWEATERS Here is an abundant
 variety
 S7.95 and Sl2.5O

The best way to prove the beauty and variety of our Sweater Shop is to tell you of two of the popular priced numbers. At 7.95 there are B all wool sweaters here-a most attractive lot. In gray, green, navy, red, rose, Copenhagen blue and corn. Absolutely all wool, smart styles with a full measure of protection.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-08
A room size ruq That is a splendid value for
 $35

  
 
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-05

Wednesdays
Coupon
Ad will appear
on this page in
Tomorrow's
issue
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-11-05
Evening Chat

Statistics just compiled under the
supervision of j. D. Northrop, of the
United States Geological Survey. De.
pertinent of the Interior, show that the
volume Of natural gas commercially
utilized in the United States in 1916
was greater than that so utilized in any
other year in the history of the natural
gas industry. The volume used, which
amounted to 75S,17O ,253,00O cubic feet,
constitutes new record, exceeding by
nearly 1875 billion cubic feet, or 20 per
cent, the former record, established in
1915.
The average price of this gas at the
point of consumption was 1896 cents a
thousand cubic feet and its total mar
ket value was $120,277,46S, a loss Of
DIG cent IN unit price, but a gain of
$1S,915,0S7, or 1876 per cent, in total
value compared with 1915.
Credit for increased production Of
natural gas in 1916 belongs, in the or
der given. to West Virginia, oklahoml l,
Pennsylvania, California, Louisiana,
Kansas, Texas and Arkansas, which 70.
gether produced 1872 billion cubic feet
more gas in 1916 than in 1915. Signill-
cant increases important locally, but
unimportant as affecting the produc.
ton Of the entire country. are credited
to Illinois, New York, and Montana In
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only Two states was there /. sip,.i,il
cant decrease in the production or NV.
t urai gas In 1916. The rapiu exha1s
tion OF the prolific Cleyelanu neld in
Guyahoga county, Ohio, resulted in y
loss OF some SO billion cubic feet j."
the total volume produced in Ohio AID
the steady decline of the bld fields in
indiana caused falling off of O.6 hill.
non cubic feet in the output of this
state. '4's
or the total volume Of natural gas
produced and consumed in 1916. it Is
estimated that 235, $50, 764, 900 cuplc
feet, or 81 per cent, was distributed tn
2'S62,494 domestic consumers at an
average price of 2S.63 cents a thou.
sand cubic feet, and that the remaining
So per cent, or 517,7S9, 4S9 900 CUBIC
feet, was distributed to 1928 indus.
trial consumers Mt an average price Of
1921 cents a thousand Compared
with 1915 these data show gain OF <
per cent. in volume, of 8 per cent. in
number OF consumers, and Of ! per
cent. in average unit price of gas sup
Piled for domestic use. and a gain OF
rs per cent. in volume and Of SIS per
cent. in average unit price, but a de.
crease Of 0.4 per cent. in the number
of consumers Of gas supplied for indus.
trial use.
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more; they may carefully make plain
the reasons why America with her
abundance of food material asks her
people to select carefully, use wise.
ly. and waste not one particle.
The Bureaus circular points out
that home economics teachers have
already assisted materially in work
Of food preservation. They can help
further it is asserted, by talking pu.
pills on fruit picking" picnics to gath.
er fruit for canning that would other.
wise go to waste. This will be posi-.
BILE until very late in the fall in some
sections. The products of food pre-.
servation may be donated to the Red
Cross. sent to the soldiers in France,
used for public school lunches, or
sold for some commeajty project.
Home economics teachers can empha.
size the cooking of perishable foods
and reduce the use OF the needed
staples.
Sewing courses in the schools may
also be modified to meet war needs.
1t should be required that half of all
class work be done upon old material,
says the Bureau. THE value in teach.
ing lessons in thrift can not be over.
estimated.
Whenever possible articles useful
to others rather than to the pupil
should be made. This is valuable in
establishing among the pupils inter.
est In the great national and patrio.
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tic movement of the present time and
in suppressing selflshness and vanity.
There is no particular reason why
the student in sewing should carry
away the product of her efforts. The
instruction is given, as is all other in.
struction in schools for training the
intelligence and the skill of the stu.
dent To rely upon the selfish desire
of the student for an article of person.
al use or adornment to hold her in.
terest is to undervalue the real pur.
pose of the work.
students in the seventh and eighth
grades and high.school classes may
sew for the Red Cross on various hos.
pital garments. In this work both
speed and efficiency may develop.
ed If each child who makes a gar.
ment is permitted to attach the name
of her school and room to the the gar.