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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10


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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10
Der Atefier6efu6.
,Sumoreste ron Sstmuf6 ten T1uOr.


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nit 8orlie6e gu sr3Gblen, bab er sinen
gefunben 9adtlob nit sinem eirBigen
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bote; uno ss go6 MIR elm einsi9es
6anbT6ubssictdft in Der StaSt, bas
inn SanoI6ube in pdFenber @r6be
su liefern osrmcdte. gtuf oieTe
5dHfts fiibrte er es in Der SauptTa9e
suriid, bag sr it6 pom sinfaten
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en- oros smpntgedresitet bate; feline
5reunbe a6e= ipubtsn, boz feline @utz
1iitbiateit teind6e ebenip entpidelt
mar, ipis ieins t0rperltbe 9raft, unb
tdB Elm ainb i6n su lenten permofyte.
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bsr sr iih augenblidfih beianb, muBte
bnher isbr triftige 8riinbe baben.
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ahtssbuidbriges S0hter6en, bos ein
Sabr in einer Wiiuhener penfipn au=
aebraht bate, in isin Sdus ee6plt;
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BON iebr furSer Ouusr ssfpeTsn. 9tufI
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ertriideu fDrren, unb auF bic sr itets
NIT gsra&tuns terabseie9eu batts.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10
gbieasO, 8. Getemb.r.

Sdpsine. = 3ufubr 1000. -
Warft ifart; meiftens 10-15c enter
bem ssitrigen preife. - Bull $17.0O
-18.15; leiHte S16.65-18.35; gee
miTtte $16.55-1S.50; fdipers $16.s
45-1S.45; rnube $16.45-16.1O;
Sertel $11.75-16.25.
9Rinbpisb. = 3ufubr 20o0. Nari!
ifetie; sinbsimif6e Beef Stiere 800
-17.O0; Weiiern Stiere $6.50-13.s
25; Stod.rs unb 6eeoers $780,
90; aii6e uno Ssifsrs $4.65-12.S5;
adltsr $12.00-1600.
S6afe. = 3ufubr 1000. - Wiarit
ifpn9; Wetbers S8.50-12.60;
gtpss $7.50-10.00-11.25; 9dm'
mer 81. 1.40-17. 80.
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3uder. - preiie feit; Raffinir'
|,ter Gut 2oaf $10.80; potpbsrsb 49,.
40; CUBES $9.75; grauulirter 1920;
gonfettionsr ~ $9.15; Dff .a- g.
so-8.95; ipeiber srtra $S65-8.75;
rtra &c 1856 per 100 Plumb.
U1oIaffes. - Rarit iistta =
Rstp Orleans Open aettsI 55-65e;
Centrifugal 43-45e per GdIlcns.
Reis. - grtra fancp 6eab 81
DC; fanep 8-Sac; ieconb Sedo 7ae;
aebrf9ener 65c: Sapau 7f-Sae;
Blue Rofs SIC per pfuub.
Daifps probufte
Butter. - Tsartt 5ismli& leb-
haft. prsifs feIt. - Dbolsmili egtra
44e; GentraliJeh srtra 41sc; gsntras
Ii5eb firits 39Ie; Iseonbs 36c; Naurp
DARN CSC; padina Stod 80 -35c.
2dfe. - Warit itetis; Dbio 25c;
Tcrbmsiflihsr 26-26ac; Rem Uort
27t; 64tpei5er 37-b6c, 2imburssr
25-26e; bo. Bird 24c per yfuno.
Gter. - Mlartt ruhia unb o,e
grsiIs fsfter. - qrima firits Siibnsrs
eitr 40e; firfts 3Sse; orbindre firiis
363e; ieronbs 33e per 9us.nb.
@efliigeI. Marfi lsbbdfi.
prei1e iittis. - groilsrs Q pfunb
u. bdrii6sr 26e; Brothers 1--1s Pfn.
26e; 9dbne 15e; 9iibnsr 2Se;
9rutbiibHsr BON S--10 Yfp. zoe; DO.
nit frumnler Bruf 12c; gulls 8c;
fiinse enisn DON 2 gfunb inb borii.
btr 1s-20e; aIts ipeibs gnten 1sc;
Gdnit S-12e; nIss Sautsn $1.50
per Dubenb.
ObRnnt 0smHfe
3ttreuen - GcIiforuia 500
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oeidafityspses wusssa 90 s-sHk Bis.
.ontirt. Usdia sut 2onsou sartn ltsits.
5af 80 fsee eAT2, Qsmmsrcial Dtns, -
fset, el.7it. Si4t t7Sx, ,xabsl.Anpsi.
iunaen t4.Tok. Gsanss 6ihf 477H, &ate!
s.T6K; 5aarf. feins lustirunsen; Efonen.
!sint 0ustisunssn, eirs Si&i 1.e8. &sssl
1856 Rubei Si6t 17i<e; Raba TN eh
ber.HsrreH s6.S, RsIiianifde Seasrs 7se.
afttsH masit--1erRarit uar tsuts
unatnasit, i'm 11esmeinen aber tarf nnb
ste 6nlnbnsfiruHSfn ifsnosu tn eiessn
,5aasn ibsr beHen ben Ssfern.
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l-7.50 per Rife; aim.s $1.o0-1..
20 per Rijfe.
| OrangeM GsIiiornio RoDtfs
$2.60-400; GIoribu s4.00-4-2S
per Riffe
pfirfide. = Glberta SLID
$2.25; girsinia $1.25-150 per BIZ
Jungeaepfel. = Reefe 75c-
$1.00 per gu. ;0ubtGeb, 9enona etc.
$4.0o--4.25, WaiDen glulb $3.50
500 per gbI.
girntn. = Sedls $5.00-8.00;
per gbI.; Bdrtletts $2.75-3.O0;
glpps 5aDorttss $3.0o-3.25 per
Blu.
pfIaumem. Dsitlife Ibuns
bant $2.00-2.50; bIaus unb rotbe
$2.00-2.E0 per Crate BON 6 a1rbsH.
= 1amTons S3.00-3.25 per gu.
3ndetmeIonen. - Snbtana
Stanbarb, Crate $1.5o--1.75; DO.
fianes grate 20-60c; California
$2.5o--2.75 per Stanbarb grats.
WeiHfrauben. - ginbeimt'
f6e Concord 75t per J gu. Rorb.
Z oma toes. - ginhsimtitf
$200-2.50.
3ortoffeIn. Giubeimiiths
unb louisville 1915 400 per Ybl.
unb 81 &c per Bu. aui BEN @sl.iie.
Subtdtt1ffeln. alabama
S1.50-1.65 per Camper unb S4.25
-4.5O per B6l.
Wafftrmcfonen. - $12.0O
I-25.0o per 100 Stiid
Gurfsn. - ginbsimiide 90c-
$1.00 per 8u.
ptdles. - 30-4Oc per 100.
4raut. - Ginbeiinifdes S1.00--
LEO per gbl. unb $17.00 per 5on anf
bem 9elsiIs.
Geib. Ribtn. - zoe per
Bn.
3ptebslu. - WeiBe $l.3o-
1.60; bo. Boilers $1.40-1.50; sslSs
$1.25-1.50 per Crate.
3udertorn. - 3igaas 10
12e per Subtnb.
Jungt Grbfeu. - 9lsD yort
$1.75-2.O0 per gu.
6rin.g gUbnen. - Ginpttnt'
fte S1.35-1.50 per 2 gu. Sad; etlls
beimti9e DadsbObneu $125-16o
per 9u.
Rarottem - ginbeimilae 15
--20e per Dusenb Biinbsl.
QanbSrsbuite
6eu. go. / simoibp S20.5o--
21.00; Ro. 2 3imOt1p $20.oO-O.'
80; Ro. 3 aimotbp $19.5O-20.O0;
go. l esmiidtsr &Ise $20.OO-2O.oo;
To. 2 gemiidter 8i,e $19.5o-2O.Oo;
SO. / Rice $20.O0-20.50; Ro. 2
Slice $19.50-20.OO; 9isiises Ils
falfa $13.50-16.O0; Rosgenitrob
$1O.OO-11.O0; 9af.rf.rob $3.50
800; @ei,snitrOb $S.5o-9.00 per
.gonne.
Wibfsnfutttr. Wartt rus
bia. - aleie $31.50- -32.0o; Ulios
bIfnas braure $39.5O-40.00; lueibe
$43.O0-45.0O; ssmiittes Gutter
$35.50-36.00.
Sdmersten. WarIi f.it.
= ssleeiamen S12.00-13.O0 per gu.
BON Gtor.; 5imo.bs $3.30-3.9O;
gudtpei3sn 81 .25-2.00; Glahsfamsn
$3.25; llnsarif4er $500 per Blu.
Derf4isbsHeI
CeIe. - Wdrtt ftetig. - gein5I.
.o6.s $1.2s per GaIlOns in pars
lien Ia gbl. 10-25 GaIlonn
S1.36; 1-9 0aIlonsn S1.43;
astOdiss 1e mebr; 30. / 2aros
6( Si.49-1.52, Sommsr 9eit ST.
55-1. go: COTTON Seeb Oil raft. 81,
23e psr gallon.; ssrpentin acc IN
portieu DON 1-5 Gab unb 60e IN
partien DON 10 bis % GolloHen;
petroleum, Sbic Carbon Stdte 9ef
iOse; Sp.sial Scrte 12e; Rso
grolpn 0aiOliu 24e; Tapbta 3oc pei
Gallone.
Gols. - Der War,t iit feft. i
D6ip Riper $2.M per 8bi. BON 100
piunb, fabrlpbn bin1usefiigt.
9afs. - Wartt fetis. = pri'
ma Gitp 16a-17e; bo. eountrp
15.Oo-15Ae per pfuub.
QobIen. - Rarft rubig. pittss
burg $5.oo-6.00; aanafpba $500
600: 9sut anb Slad $4.50-4.75 per
sonne abssIiefert. RauHloie Stlts
foblsn $3.50; ant6raait. $9.50-1O..
90 per 5onne abgsliefert. Gofe toltt
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Cincinnati 8. e.piemb.r.

Cincinnati 8. Sepiembsr.
Die no4folsenbsn Quotirungeu be,
ai<btn ii9 nur auf gngross1ransois
tiontn. Bel iIeineren gsT6Gftsn ipers
ben etpas b5bere prsiis bsrs9net.
prooifiontn.
Cd maIs. prima Stsam
22S5-23.0O; 5umiIp 25-25hr.
II odensefaIstnss GIsiiG.
Short clear Seitsn 254-26; utra
ib0rt clear Ssiten 244-25ac; turse
Rippsn 244-24se; Bellies 81
27ie per pfunb.
Gerda9ertes Gltii9. =
Sbort elsar Geiten 273-28e; ertra
ibort clear Ssistn 263-27ac; iurse
Rippeu oct 26ht; gsliss 30-304c.
Gusar Gursb gIsif9. =
Sainfen 25a-26se; picnic 59uls
tern 20t-21e; greaffait Bacon 35t
-36sc; Sdultern in padsten 211-
pc; Rsip gorf Gut 22-22he; sss
irodnets Beef Sdultsrn 34-34sc per
plumb.
Sibsep5ftltes JIeii d.
6&inieH 22t-23e: picnie S4altsrn
l7Ae; Bellies $500; S4uItsrn III
padeten 1st-19e; Reu Dort eui
DO. 1S1-19e.
grif4ss TIeif6. - 69inisn.
Iofs, 233-244e; pitnic Sdultern
1915; G9ultsrn 21- -21Ht; fur5.
Rippenisitsn 24-25t; ibort clear
Rippmieikn 24-25e; Ttra fbort
clear RippeHisiten 22i-22ae; Isidts
Bellies 32t 33ae; f&tpsrs bo. 3oa-
31he.
NELL uub Getreibe.
Teehf. = @intsr patent 5000
--11.5O; Winter fanep sl0.00-10.'
80; Iinisr familb $9.5O-10OO;
Wtnter srtra SS.50-9.0O; Dintsr
orbindr $8.0O-S.50; 9drtes gDeijsn
patent $12.00--12.50; 6artes Dsi'
sen fancp S11.25-u.75; 5artes Weis
zen familp $10.5O-11.O0; Rortbpe'
fern ssmifdtss $10.75-11.0o; Rog'
gen. Gitp. rsinss, $11.O0-11.25;
RoggeH. giip. ssmifatss $11.Oo-
11.25.
@ei3en. - 30. 1 rotbtr WiHter
-; Po. 2 rotber Wintsr $2.19;
Ro. 8 rotber Winier $2.16; 30. 4 ro'
tbsr Wintsr $2.12; go. 5 rOtber @irls
ter $2.06-2.11; probe, rotber Dlns
ter 81. .90-2.05. \
@sIf4torh go. l tpeibes
$2.23-2.25; Ro. Q DO. S2.23-2.25;
Ro. 8 DO. $2.23-2.25; go. A bo. ST.
20-2.22; go. 8 DO. $2.18-2.20;
Ro. 6 bo. $2.1S-2.20. - Ro. l sel'
bss $2.14-2.16; 60. 2 DO. $2.14-
2.16; go. 8 bo. $2.14-2.16; go. a
bo. $212-2.14; Ro g bo. $2-10-
212; Ra 6 eo. $2.10-212. - SO.
/ semif9tss $2.12-2.14; Ro. 2 bo.
$2.12-2.14; no. 3 bo. $2.12-2.s
IA; 30. 8 DO. S2.12-2.14; Ro. 4 bo.
$2.10-2.12; go. 5 DO. $2.0e-2.10;
go. 6 bo. S2.08-2.10. - Wsibes
aOlbtHtorn $2.15-2.2O; ssIbts aoIs
bentprn $2.10-2.12; 9emifdtes
aplbeniorn S2.@-2.10.
5afeI - 30. 2 fpeiber &c;
Sianbarb nsiber 61A &c; Rp. q
peiBer 61-61tc; Ro. 4 ipeiber So
60e; go. 2 senifdtsr 60-61e; go.
3 semHdttr einbeimifder 5000;
Ro. a semii4ter 57-59e.
Hcggtn. - Ro. 1 neuer 81 S.
1.S5; Ro. 3 $1.75-1.S0; Ro. A SL70
probe $1.65-1.70.
WEiBfeh.
8eriauft ipurben TT Bbts. Di<
fiLsrs SiniIbeb GOObs auf bsr Bafis
0roeertek.
Raffse. = Japa 27-32c; Uios
dta 27a-30c; Guatemala fanep 1876; |
Oo. gutter 17ae.
nis esxfss
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MasWartiss mSrfte.
H,p gprt. 8. ekptemb.l

Rem yOrt, 8. S<ptembtr.
Dei5sn. Wldrtt berdnosrli6:
Po. 2 rptber uno go. 3 barter 1921
unb Ro. 1 Hortbern Duluth $3.50.
MelI9torn. - Uldrtt feiter; go. 2
sslbes $2.32 uHb Tlo. 2 gemii4tts
1928 c. |. I. Rem Yort.
Sfgnalj. - Wartt feif; Wihol.
Deft $24.00-24.10.
4nbere Grtitel unDerGnbert.
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gbitago, 8. Septsmt5er.

gbieago, 8. Septsm5er.
MelI&iorn. = siir Des.mber 81
14s-116a, ON S9Iub $1.15s; Fii,
Weoi $110s-1.12a. am S4Iub 81
III.
5af.r. = sir DECEMBER 5eJ-
57se. ON SdIub 57se; fir Rai 591
-6olc. am SdIub 6Oae.
Rosaen. - Ro. 2 81 1S5a-
@erite. - S1.2o-1.36.
1imOtbD. - $6.00-s.00.
alse. = $15.0O-20.O0.
qOrt. Sir OitObsr $43.22-
1875, am s4IuB $43.22; fir Jas
nuar $42.40.
S&mals. = sir Oitpber $22.7o-
23.75, am Sdlub 23.72; fir Sanuar
S22.45-22.57, em G6luB $22.55.
Rippsnieiten. $23.72-23.So,
am S6lub $23.72; fir Sanuar $21.s
45-21.60, am S6lub $21.52.
Butter. - Marft unper6nosrt.
gisr. = Tldrtt feft; firits BIZ
38e; rrSindre firfts 35a-36c.
3artoffsln. - Rartt b0her; Seriep
gobbIsrs Built S1.25-1.30; WtHHs'
fota Bull $1.15r1.20; WisecniIn
a.e5-1.20.
@efliigel. Qebenbes. Warit
nieorisr; Sii9nsr 24e; SprinssrS
24c.
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Retaa.Msr.t.

Rem gort, 8. Septembsr.
Rupfsr. - Martt unntrdnbsrt.
glectrOlptic. = Rarit itetis.
eiisu. - Dlnrtt unberGnber..
3inn. - Wldrtt fsit.
glsi. = Rnrtt anbaltsR0 fsfi.
Spelter. - Wlartt tefi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10

Rinbpisb. = Ger Martt ipur
rubig unb itstig unb Die Preiis pdren
burdifnitli6 biei.Ibeu als ssftern.
Dsitflsre unb idtpsre Stiere S9.0c
-12.00; Gleiider Stiere $685..
70; oustrldene bis srtrn $1,000
11.50: 9eifers $6.00-s.25; auserles
i.ne Bis srtra $3.50 o-9.25; Riibe S5.s
50-7.50; auserItieue Biz sytra S7.75
4iibe $685. Milhfiibe
$45. .00-120.00; StOdsrs unb 5ess
bsrs S6.W-s.50.
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Slssrias esafs. .ii.iIss.

Die umidte TN bisIie,n Glssrinsbsus
bsiifftn iid beuie suf te,os0 024. Sic llm'
ists tr ssrHsHemn Bo6s tetiefen 5iG
inf es7,eb7Js8s staen s2sS20, 400 In bsr
ierrsipssSirssDra @e4e be- sosissn Jss.
tfs.
esfaf.edHriiafsn.
Die Gsitdfis psrtu beuts an ssr BOrfe
:uhie uno bic Brtiis hsiia. Hsffauft sur
sen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-10
Siebmiarft

Cincinnati 8. September.
9uiubr uno 8erianbt fir bic Der.
iloiiene @ofe, beralid,en nit oeriel'
ben 3eit Der porbergebenoen 2 30
den Darm Die fclgt:
3uiubr.
Rinbp. Sfneine Shafe.
%. qua. 10,207 16,OS9 1S,48l
/. Gep.t. -. 913S 10,590 1857
s. Sept. 80. 7411 1855 10,019
Werf an bt.
Rinbb. Gttpsins Saaie.
%. quq. 1882 44S6 1887
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The Washington times., 1917-10-29
By HENRY WOOD,


UNITED Press Staff Correspondent.)
WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
FLANDERS. Oct. 29.-Three 15-inch
shells, fired from a distance of seven
miles, struck squarely on their target
OF a German blockhouse at Papegoed
Wood. and permitted French poilus,
lighting like mad for glimpses of
their own homes slightly behind the
German lines. to cut their way to a
victory in the latest Franco-British
advance in Flanders.
Opens Way for Smash.
II was this marvelously accurate
shooting last Friday which opened
the way for the French smash. A
great eight chambered concrete
in the center OF Papegoed
had long held up further Fre.-ch ad-
vance.
Finally French aviators ranged il.
Huge French guns fired just three OF
their enormous shells at this range.
The first missile was close to II; the
second shattered the solid concrete,
and the third passed inside.
Garrison AnnIhIInted.
Practically all the garrison in this
defense was killed. The
few forlorn crazed men who did sur
vive OF the sixty German soldiers OF
the 1slst Infantry staggered into tho
French lines deaf and dumb from
shell shock.
Their clothes had been stripped
The Washington times., 1917-10-29
INVASION OF BRAZIL
PLANNED BY GERMANS

BUENos AYREs. Oct. pa dis
patch from Rio .Jsneiro asserts that
the Brazilian foreign minister has re-
vealed that translations Of some OF
Count LuxburE's messages, sent
through the Swedish legation while
Luxburg was German minister to
Argentina. show a well-organized plan
for German invasion of southern
Brazil There Is a demand here for
authority to publish the translations.
The plot is said to have been one
whereby a Hamburg Colonization
Company" was 70 have populated a
great section of southern Brazil, ad-
mitting only Germans. Last AprII
there were reports OF a proposed Ger.
man uprising In these sections.
The Washington times., 1917-10-29
The Duty of the Nation
To It's Women
Bu ". G. McADOO

The time has come when suffrage should
be given to the women of America Ii should be
gfven promptly; it should be gipen ungrndging-
bv; it should be given gladly. The women of the
United States hare, in every nay, especially
since this war has broken out shown themselves
qualified for the right of suffrage.
1t is my earnest hope that the great State
ofNew York wiH take the lead among the States
of the East in doing Justice to its women The
constitutional amendment to be poted upon No
pember s should be adopted. If New York sets
such an example to the country of just and pro-
gressipe action, it will not be long before wonen
realize the benefits of full citizenship in every
State of the Union.
The Washington times., 1917-10-29
GERMANS CEASE FIRE
TO GREET RUSSIANS

PETRoGRAD. Oct. 29.-In the Gulf
OF Riga and in the region Of the head
Of the Gulf of Finland, the Germans
for several days have remained quies-
cent, making no endeavor to land
forces on the mainland. where they
met with repulse twice last week
No large Infantry actions have
taken place along the Russian front.
On the contrary. there has been a re-
turn to the fraternizing between the
Russians and Germans which was no.
ticeable some time 6go on various
sectors.
Near IIloukst and in the region of
Krevo such efforts have been noticed.
In the former sector scores OF Rus
slams who had gone out to meet the
enemy on a footing of friendship were
dispersed by the IRE of the Russian
artillery.
The Washington times., 1917-10-29
UNERRMG SHELL
FIRE OPENS WAY
FOR FRENCHGA

from them: some were feArfully man.
gled. The stamp of an inexpressible
horror was on their drawn faces.
Reduction OF the blockhouse en-
abled the French engineers, working
neck-deep In Janisbeek and Coverbeek
river to throw up bridges and tres
ties, along which French infantry
later charged to a brilliant victory.
These charging troops were borne
along with the Irresistible forca OF
men fighting like fiends to throw back
an enemy and see their own homes
just beyond. Most of the French
regiments now on this line are from
Lille and other cities close to the
present lighting lines. Many left their
loved ones behind to answer mobIlI-
cation calls-and have not heard
from them since.
SuPerhuman Fighting.
These men performed superhuman
lighting feats. Hand-to-hand, in
bloody fighting. they beat back the
Germans, half swan through morassL
es, snd held tenaciously to their gains
despite every effort German counter
attackers made.
On Saturday just such an incident
as this occurred. The French had
cut their way for a deep gain. The
whole Eighth Bavarian reserve dIyi-
sion was thrown into the FRAY to
check them. 1t failed. The yictori-
Gus Poilus literally cut it into slivers
EnelreIe Forest.
As a result of last weeks steady
advance along the Dixmude road to-
day, the French are encircIing both
the west and south sections of Hou.
thulst forest. That bit OF what used
to be woodland is the center OF Ger.
man resistance still holding to FIan-
ders. On the southeast the Germans
In the wood face a British encirclInE
The fact that comparatively few
prisoners are being taken by the
french Is due according to German |
officers. to the fact that the enen,v
ls carrying out orders to move before
yielding.
The Washington times., 1917-10-29
HOOVER IS TOLD OF
HUGE WHEAT LOSSES

TOPEKA, Oct 2o.-Declaring that
S50.o0oy00o was taken out OF the pock-
cts Of the Kansas farmers in twenty
four hours when the Government fx-
ed the price OF the 1917 wheat crop.
Governor Capper, in a letter to Food
Administrator Hoover. made public
yesterday declares ~the sacrifice ap-
parently has been made in vain. be-
cause the miilers. the bakers. and the
retailers have not reduced their
prices accordingly. and they show no
disposition to reduce them.
The farmer" the letter continues.
who still is paying as much or more
for his -four and everything he buys.
n losing confidence in the power of
the Government to enforce a square
deal" E4A
The Washington times., 1917-10-29
CAUGHT INSTORM,
SHARED UMBRELLA,
S9WASKSS3O,OOO

A romantic meeting on a rainy
night in May. 1912, five subsequent
calls and a proposal of marriage on
the sixth visit were recalled before
Chief Justice Covington in the Dis
triet Supreme Court today by Miss
Sadie Mcclellan. twenty-five years
old, q saleswoman, who is suing
Francis J. Rafferty, for $4,000 dam
ages for breach of promise to marry
her. The defendant is manager OF
. Washington shoe store.
Examined Before Jury.
Examination Of Miss Mcclellan be-
, fore q jury began this morning and
win be resumed late today. She is
represented by Attorneys A. Leftwich
Sinclair ana Charles W. Clagett.
sheehy & sheehy are counsel for the
defendant
She was v--.king along Seventh
street and e. was raining, Miss Nc
Clsllan told the court. when Rafterry
overlook her and offered her the
cover Of his umbrella She declined
the courtesy at first, she declared, be-
-
was insistent and she agreed to let
him walk beside her.
When he said goodnight" at her
apartment at Seventh and Q streets
northwest he left his card and a re-
quest TO be permitted to call again,
she said Miss Mcclellan told the
court and jury that on his sixth call
the defendant proposed marriage.
Says He Proposed.
The plaintiff then told the court
that she saw Rafterry only twice af-
ter the marriage proposal. Once they
met BY appointment, she declared, and
smother time they were at a party
given by her sister.
Miss Mcclellan declared she did not
give up hope Of marrying the defen-
dAnt until he was married, August 26. |
1919. to another woman.
Il liked him very much" she told
the court, her lips quiverinK TO form
the Affirmative answer to a question
by her attorney.
Then you did not give up hope of |
being able to marry the defendant |
until he was married to some one |
else, did your inquired the lawyer.
did not" was the reply.
Identinea letter..
Miss Mcclellan was asked to iden-
tify a packet Of letters which the de-
fendant received after their first
meeting. She Identified some of the
letters as being in her handwriting,
but failed to remember having writ !.
ten q few Of the missives.
The defendant 5 expected to take
the stand late today.
Mis- Mcclellan. who is a native of
Nova Scotia appeared in court wear
ing trim dark suit with dark coat
and q mouse coiored hat. As her ex-
animation proceeded she twirled a
striag Of pearls around her neck. She
works as q saleslady, she told the
court, and makes IS q week.