davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11

~ ~ IER-The market ruled firm with de-
iTIu iTn9Iu readily absorbing tho limited offerings.
pSUpitiowT wing arc the quotations. Western, solid
III az creamery, fancy specials 46ih c; extra
Gra @,t22 g. extra hrsts, 44C: hrsts I3i4 G; sec
craze cxtra-@ 5-@ G nearby prints, fancy Isc; av-
81 flj4c. 'N' VI pFlhls JopoihB at
cErGLGS-Strcty fine fresh nearby eggs were
3roatGT anu MN, with demand fair, hut uuat-
ysiToo we SICK was qulet and irregular in
,|lluSt Suotatlons ranged rs follows: Free cases.
raCdiCyf Hrsts Sl26O per standard case: current
p.r 'tpts, $3.50 per case, seconds $lOO5 n Il %
frsts WESTERN extra 1rsts, s12 80 per case
- sl-5U per case; seconds SO o. a II on
5O9 SYsse iancy selected eggs were jobblnE at
t, ~ nHEESE ruled steady under moderate offer.
Yorl oSSr Sur trade was quiet Quotations; New
bigbI-. igIl-cT"am, fancy. June nc; special
alsheri do, do, fresh-made. best. 2GE a 3Oi5 G:
GOO good 40 ch39iGe 2ji2 2Gc. do. do do fair TO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
MONEY-LENDING RATES

NEW NoRK-Money on call opened at
2@ per cent; high az low 24 last 81 +;
closed ga ruling rate per cent
The decline in call funds to 2a4 per cent
had the effect of causing slightly increased
business in bank acceptances Member
banks We're quoted at 7-16G3& per cent
and non-member eligibles at 3at 135s pcr
cent.
PHILADELPHIA--Ca per cent time
5@5& per cent Commercial paper, three
to four months, 5h 05ls per cent: six
months, 5l5 45& per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
COTTON buyers and Sellers

NEW YORK, Oct. 1l.-october-Roun-
tree bought; Cone sold,
Deeember-Hubbard. McFadden. Riordan
ana McEnany bought Nc many, schill,
@ontgomery orvis and Freeman sold.
JanuaTy-Newman. Downs. Montgomery,
MaTun bought; Hyman, Schley. Hartcorn
ana Hagedorn sold.
Aarch-Mitchell and Cassard bought;
Downs and Hopkins sold.
May = Montgomery, Waters, Riordan,
Downs and Keiffer bought Peers and Nc
knany sold
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PROVISIONS

~, Demand was fair and tho market ruled firm
Sittn some kinds slightly higher Quotations
western Pnef g n sets smoked and ar-driee. 3se;
sstnncRes and tenders. smoked and air.drled
Sic: western beef, knuckles and tenders. smoked
ba5rr, oeet hams, S45; pork. family, sac so;
sHinlSS,, iHtrlS, s p cured. loose. 27ia 82sb c; do
SSiHned loose, p Q27la c: do. do. smoked 2S6
Lr,TrJJ' otner hams. smoked. city cured. to
,yegia vaSHd ana average, 2sh q2gh c; hams, smoked
I9c' 9In cured, 2S'3 Q29i9 do, boiled, boneless
en- ~ p}n'o shoulders, S. L. cured, loose 23C do
avSr9sac, sda, bellies, in pickle accordinE to
ana loose 88c; breakfast bacon, as to brand
yv"St rage city cured iOc. breakfast bacon,
2oc do cured dS 5Oci lard western refined tisrcess
repGereed' IN terces, 20c; do. pure city. kettle
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
Collateral Conditions Changed

is IN
at
rindabY
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
American Glue Paws 50 Extra

BOSTON, oct. 1.-THE American Glue
Company has declared the regular semi
annual dividend of So and an extra dividend
of SO on the common stock. Dividends are
payable November 1 to stock OF record
october 20. This is the same amount that
was paid on May 1 this year, and brings
the total distribution for the year up to
$40 per share on the Sl,O00.OOO common
stock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
FRESH FRUITS

Peaches and ounces were more freely
SrairSd onGirrSd and and easier Other fruits We're gen,
York per 6bl-jonathan, s4e53; Maiden
anstein aiissa SS8g T%S5entySunrs S5 Gray
i9F H5 S5 al Dugbess Badwi6. iGroeRi IS
4:5o; Grab, $500 Apples. PGnnsyIEy1nInI,iitS, IE1II,it,
ana ana Virsinia. per bbL--AleXander. s4d5; ROM
5SfS0G'G 50 Gr,Idg 81 39@ l St9yma9 Winesap $40
ng GSpo, gs 5o York H9rifnTssii impsTiaf dTsss9 ss
Z 30; Ben Davis. S344; summer Rambo. 81 n
y "a yHHPPies' western. per box--Jonathan. 81 a
BY by per hammer, 50c 81 30; do. do Der x bush
BsskSt BsskkS sToG25% opiSGdrsalb Graba2Pss W per bush
per bunch 81 % q 80 Oranges, California,
per box SEQ so. Pineapples, Porto Rico per
crate $325@7 Grapes New York per 8-ih
ee9sket l3@ is; do, do per l5-lb. basket coo
do' California Malagas, per crate ST a /. so: do
Santornla Muscat. per crate. 81 a 40; do CALI
Iorhla thrnichon, per crate, 81. ~ az Is. Pruues
New York. per 4-qt. basket, 50 a 4Oc Plums
New Sew YORK. per 4,at. basket-7Damson, 400 SOC
crate $l.5Og2 30; do Grand Duke. per crate,
rado-Standard crate 81 5O@1 Gj; pony crate,
y ml.23; nat crate. white meat ~ N S6c: do,
pink meat 75c: do, white rinds. 75c q 81 %.
bSsf6t 30 5s do ew Wst virginia
basket 73c0 l.35; do. do, per i6-qt basket,
~ lWGOci do, do. California, per box SOC q 81.
Bartlett. St6O@2, "a; seckci, 81 '5o@2 75: do.
New sEs sSoTs per 6gshei bel basket bartlett s2@2 25
Bartlett. per box S2m4 Cranberres Jersey
per crate. S2W3 do do, per bbl., S001l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
CLOSING LIVE STOCK PRICES

CHICAGO Oct. 1,--HOGS-Recelpts, 10 600
bad iRRm0rTow 5000 head slPpw 25gs9S
!Q1S,sOi Light, SlIg1s.s0i mixed. S17,20Q 10, 80:
heavy, Sl7.30@i9.20: rough. S173O9175O.
CATTLE - Receipts, II, OOG head. Weak;
$3.50.
sHEEP-Reeepts. 1900 head. Weak; sls
Lambs, SlS.35.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. 11.-HOGS-ReceIpts
45OO head: 25 D40c lower.
CATTLE-ReceiDts, $500 head. Steady to
SHEEP-Receipts $4,000 head Steady to
strong.
KANSAS CITY, Oct 11.-CATTLE-ReceIn
10 900 head. Slow and steady to weak
SHEEP-None.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
Railroads August Revenues Increase

WASHINGTON, Oct 11.-Returns from
1853 Of the big railroads show revenues for
August S292, 103,64S, compared with $780,
l33379 for the same month last year, while
expenses were S197s90,473 against $153,-
6952, leaving net revenue S94,7l3,1T5 this
August against S96.3l6,427 last August
Revenues per mile were S151s this August
compared with 1887 expenses were S1O26
against tS6b. leaving net revenue per mila
this August sfea. against f5o2 for The sams
month lasf year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
WHY DO TRUST COMPANIES HERE
KEEP OUT OF FEDERAL RESERVE?
New York Institutions Joining, but Their Busi-
ness System Differs From That in Phila-
delphia-Gossip of the Street

WOULD naturally
Joining similar
eth
lin the
meet with the esystem
The New York
amour
the other hand the
simple n a
rediscountng
to connec
o
mobiized resources
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
GOVERNMENT BONDS
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Pacific Coast Company. regular quarterly Of
second s preferred and per cent on common, pay
Electric Bond and shore Company. TesufsS..
quarterly OF 2 per cent on common and ik per
cent on preferred; the common Ia payable
october lo, 20 holders OF record October IA
AUD the pEeferred November 4 70 stock of record
chelisn Trust compaaS REGULAR semiannual
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
A Comnrehensire Libertu Loan Oraanizatton

out
most thorough and comprehensive organization for the second Liberty Loan
of the Government
o he o o he
S to a
a OF
National Womans Committee Liberty
Of
subdivision defined
a f
iN dha acnrnnut dat tn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
LiyerpoOl Cotton

LIVERPOOL, oct 11.--Spot cotton was
quiet. with prices 35 points lower. Sales
5000 bales. receipts 1900 bales, all American
Spot prices We're american, middling fair
l9.72d low middling. 29,22d good ordinary.
1S27d; ordinary 1777d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
IIEATHs


BLAYNEY. suddenly, Oct. TO- CLARA A .
daughter OF late Wills n, and Mary A. Hlayu1I.
Relatives and friends and melnbers of the NoIIH
Invited 20 servissSsss "a sat. 2 p m. st oliver "
PARRY. = In Lansdowne. Pa. Fiflh .dIr.
Tenth mouth llth. EMILY X, widow u H.I|'11
Parry. Relatives and frietda invited 10 nj.
neral. Sevsnth-day Tenth month 18Th, 1880
a; m, residence ,ei son Cnerles ~, FarIE
berry Friands' Meeting House Gem
WEEKS. = Oct. 10. HORACE ~ WnFNa
2 ,. M, At oliver Il, Bair Bids. 1880 cta.In0I
1t. Int private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
COTTON PRICES JUMP
ON ACTIVE BUYING
Light to Heavy Frosts in Parts
of Belt Send Values
Upward

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE following tenn
this morningi Nashville, 3li Asheyille, Chat
tanoOga and Knoxville, 4Oi Little Rock,
Macon and Releigh, 48i Augusta, Atlanta and
Savannah, 4s;,, Fort smith; Montgomery.
Charleston, so; Del Rio and Nicksburg, 81
Mobile and san Ant9nio' 56i Shreevepnrt. 50;
and Tampa, go; Oklahoma CitS and New Or
leans. G1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK. Oct l1;--BUTTER-Reeeipts
b0S4 tubs Market slightly higher and Ann
High scoring, 40 ASH &; extras. a. &c: npsta
48h @44h c; seconds, AZ 043c -'7'
= EOGS-Receipts. 9S25 cases. Market sfe..,,,
unchanged
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
Good Prospect for Tax-Free MunicipaIs

OF
belief that the Liberty
Of
Ing the las few days
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11

CHICAGO, oct. II.
corn moved irregular today but finished
higher. The larger longs sold at the outset
and forced liquidation by smaller concerns.
The offerings were absorbed promptly bv i'm
portant shorts and others. who were in
huenced by advices from Washington indl-
eating the exemption OF transactions by the
Board Of Trade on the licensing features that
apply to retailers ana warehouses. The mar
ket then scored sharp and sudden advance
Selling was renewed, however, and the gains
were lost. Covering finally strengthened
quotations 1t was predicted that the con-
ference Of grain exchanges today would not
change the minimum price on corn.
The exchange will he closed tomorrow, but
will be in session Saturday. The market
at Liverpool was steady Shipments from
Argentina for the week were estimated at
10000 bushels against 3,552, 900 bushels
last year.
Exports from the United States for the
week were $4,000 against 9S8,O24 bushels
last year: for the season thew we're
SlSl,SOl bushels, against l7934,574 bushels
year ago. No 2 mixed in the sample
crowd was $1,9241,94 against $19l610s.
and No 2 yellow, $1.94@l97. compared
with $l03Dl.94 yesterday The high on
December was s1.15B, the low Slice and
the close s114B ola. against S114& at
the end yesterday. The top on May was
Sl,lOh, the bottom 81 O7A, and the close
l.lO@ 1.O9% compared with s1OS4, yes
terdays last price.
Oats ended frmer. Export concerns
bought December on a scale more than suf-
fctent to absorb all offerings by holders
who had been frightened The market at
Liverpool was easier, Standard in the
sample crowd was 59i a soc, unchanged.
The best on December was 58%c the low
579sc and the close 5SiA 65S9sc, against
17Ssc at the end yesterday. The top on
May was 60Bc, the bottom soc and the
close 59B a 59Ac, against 59Ac at the
end yesterday
Exports of wheat and -four from the
United States for the week were 43O3 SAT
bushels, against I5S4,O79 bushels last year
For the season they am mt to 65,2O2,l74,
against l2l'O6O'4O4 bush In the previous
season.
Leading futures ranged follows:
Yestfy's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11

LONDON Dot 1.-THE Bank Of Ena,
+'1r minimum rate Of discount remained
'''nan1e4 81 per cent
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BANK CLEARINGS

sank ele5rlhgs today compared with cor.
,., lAl7 1915 1915
Philadelphia 100 5'S6LSs2 Holiday S44, ,254 2Ol
BOSTON ,,''' ~ nSSs' '15t Holday 3S, 4G2, 10
sew YORK ,ioo --l,UE' Holiday Jd6, ,Ha2. SOS
y 2hicaEo. ,'' SV,12SS' d13 Holiday 7i,472, 900
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
CORN ENDS STRONG
ON SUDDEN JUMP
Covering by Shorts Sends Prices
Up After Early
Drop
GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST

CHICAGO, Oct. 1I.-IIlinois-Rnin this aft
erno0n or tonight; colder tonight north.
MissOurl-Partly cloudy west and central:
probably rain extreme east tonight; colder
west and north. with killing frost northwest.
NiScOnsin-J nsettled. with rain this after
rorn; colder tonight; Friday, fair. colder.
MmnesOta-Fair tonight and Frdnyi colder
tonighti warmer Frida= afternoon
lOwa-JnSettled. with rain in east. fol-
lowed ny cloudy and colder tonight; Friday,
iair; warmer N afternoon northwest.
North DakOta--Falr tonight; colder east and
centrali Friday, fair and warmer.
south Dakota and Nebrns nska-Falr tonight
ana Friday colder tOnighti warmer Friday.
hansns-Fair and colder tonight. with
west. " ~
Montana-Fair tOnlghti colder southeast
and warmer north central,
southeast.
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cold Bara sent 10 ChiIi

NEW YORK, oct. il.--Gold bars 10 the
amount Of t7lsoo0 have been wlthdfawe
from The Assay Office for shlpment 10 chbl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
Ancient Bug6ear Again Pops Up

The old ewOn bugOo about approaching conflict between capital and
buying
the a
pockets in hitherto unbelievable
kindso oodan
market the commission houses being
blame the
possibility ongdrawnOut but
tougout
don't
Federal
No24OOOOOO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
Optimistic Outlook on Libertu Loan

The principal of large brokerage house who is taking active
o. IN
in
in subsc front employ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

extra fine granulated. ' "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11

n Ihts daily report Is sent out by the
bUrcdu OF Markets Of the United states
Of Agriculture, PhilddelphiG
S,,1HcH, t0th headquarters at SO0-SI5 In
Lounnce ETchdngo Building BoH Telephone,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
Quick Realization on Liberty Bonds

in
stepped into the Easton office yesterday and offered
a
the
the
Ianop
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11

At the orphanagc the Sunday services were
under the auspic, OF the Grand Encampment.
The Rev. Louis Randall preached the sermon.
The music included soprano solo by Miss
Miriam Bowen and selections by the children's
quartet and chorus, Addresses made BY
Grand Patriarch George II. Banes and Pres
ident Rioha rdsnn, and announce ments by Robert
Love. r. g. u. Samuel S. Bowen presided
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
moo LArr ron cLAsslrloATloN

other FrnternaI Nows on NsIt Pars
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11

Cincinnatus Lodge. No. 206. held Sunday serv.
Ices in the odd Fellows' Home; The sermon
tor OF Glcnside NJ. +. Church. The singing was
by the large congregation, and included duet
by the Misses Nan and Florence Mcdowell and
tenor solo by Harry Umstead. with Miss Sal
lie Cole and Miss Elsie Heating accompanies.
President Thomas Siprs expressed his thanks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11

Cincinnatus Encampment. No. Is. held pub.
lie INSTALLATION in The. presence Of 200 members
in the Eleventh District, ladies and friends.
The elective officers OF the eneampment are
chief patriarch. Warren V. Gounder; high prieat.
Arthur J. Boutwell,; senior warden, Henry
phippl; scribe. Samuel l.. Prince; treasurer. II.
G. Ge.rish; junior wa den. Joseph Gounder Jr.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-11
War Loans Effect on Corporations

o
and smaller the line business but
OF be
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-23
4emtidbes 1beatsr.
9.ddJitsn sonntao cine 6riIleute Rssi.
tat; gEos NdrArn bom @oii" psu
Grams NOlnar. gensfis fir
Nidarb eenih.

am Irmmsnbsn Scnntas abenS
brinst b,r Spi.Iplan, sslsssnili4 b,s
gtR,iijts r.fp. Gbrsnabsnbs fiir om
crit,n ius.nbIi1en Gistbater bss On
i.mbI.s Germ RiAarb 2euih. sin.
brilliant. Nopitai. .Dns Wdr&6en
bonn WpIf". Gin Spisl In bier Bill.
bern Dcn granj Wolnar. tusltts BEL
bi.Ier 0tltsmtsii feline amtritaniid.
griiauffi5runs srlsb,u iuirb. Granj
MoInar, sinr bn bsbsuiinbRtn btrs
seiiiaen beuiifsn brnmatiftenS@ S@rifis
Teller, pullsne,is bis'ss Wsrt Dor or.i
Sabren unb es IN I,itbcm an b:r
siisn gibn. in Dsutf4Ians nno
OeIisrreid NIT gan, auberorbsnlIp
dem erfoIs, seg.bsn Dcrben. ~Das
MGrtsn bom WoIf" IN Elm tc6orl'
sinsllts, .is.nortisss Weri. Tie oil
bin beg Stiidts bat tinen furtt5ar
tifsrIiiftigsn Manu. 8sfcnbers ers
piti unb sif.rfiidiis IN er auf .in.n
friiberen B,rebrtr i.in,r sr1u. ein.m
a.Difsn .GSato-. DIR DiAtet ldst
i'm 2. qti. bi. 5,lbin ,inidIafsn; fs
IN in Girnbsntoil,tts - man rtrs
nimmt bi. Zone cines fpianos, bic
ii6 ollmdbIi4 ii,is.rn, bann BON
sinsm Srftitsr Iibernommen perbsn
unb ffli.blid In ,in,m srcbsn aons
seriipnlsu iiterssssu. JnSpiIten Bat
ifd, bic Gsiprdtirn rerdnbsrt unb mon
ii.bt bic 6:Ibin In GROCER BnlIioiI;tte
bic uns ibrsu 3raum nun Dor aussH
trinai. Tas Sild Rsat on bic Dors
it.lluna ipic on Spi,lIsi.uns aub.rors
benilia. afnfore,runssn. Serr 2suia
tat fir feir,n gsrsnab,nb cine sllid.
ii6e DabI NIT bisier berporropeneel
RoSiidt sstroiftn. bi, 1beraus fpans
nsnb ausaeurbti!st IN unb bas Sn'ss
rsFs beg 2uf6ausrs bis gum Iebt.n
Wor. osisiitIt bait. Tsr bortrtfflits
junoe aiiniiIsr bot barin tine nuns
b,rbous RolIe, bic fsinsm 2smp.rd'
ment 70 r.d,t ,n.fpri6t. Der genes
fi,iant boi iidb INNER nls tins pits
tiat unb ,vr.rldFiss gtiist unf,rer
b.utiGen Biihu. sripisi.n, 70 bab bls
9h,ntsrpubliium ibm otn. 2nsifst
ndhiten Scnntaa Elm bolIfs'ett.s
6aus aIs an.rs,nnups barbrinreu
fpiro. Die 6duptrollm tnben 6,l.n,
Rod. R. aumm,r.hl. Rob. Grnu.u'
bsra. Samss gru.dnu uub WinD
Dictrih.
gintrittsfnrin Enb IN mob &:
9dmfamps 9pcibe... gins unb IL.
Sirnh.. 9si. Gnnal 1917. Ippit IN
Der gOrsGfiies Sss .9tanb' trtaIis
lid.
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nii0snb afuftrdgs nm Fs filr m1onst.
bef@6fiist gu srbuIttn. linisr ben
llmffGnbsn Bort man bobon, bub Sta'
lien ii9 fdon felt GINGER SeitI Be.
miibt, einen Mnftros fit 100000
Sbropnt[ls bier an5ubrtngsn. pbas
bisbtr einen abnsbmer eefunbcn su
baten. Da ale bieIigen 5abriien,
iptIte fir RubIanb grplcfirssf4o0s
fnbrisiren. nit ibre MbI;esrunsen
fart i'm Riiditaube iinb. in Der burt
bic ainsslanb GrprFcn rerurfo4ts
Sdnben UNI 70 empfinbii6,r. G'n:
friibers Sbrapnen 2isferuns blr
Gar &c GouHbrp 60. ioG bon einsn
beutIfsn Soudbcot eeiaperi. Elm, ans
bere Bel Der asipaliiosn GrpIoiion I'm
6afen BON ar9anssI In Die 2uft &C.
floeen iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-23

ns4 ba;u ahf&tli& unb pintarIit
BON ben Geyi4ttn I'm Ginns bei
GrobiapitdltSmus ausselsst pe.bsa.
gne unfsrs UsrfaHunsen itammer
aus Der 9eit Der Wldnheiters4Ie 4IerioDe.
bic ale Sionomif4en Gsfebe als Elm
llebel unb ols einsriff In BIZ
pirtbf@aftli@e sreibsit betrattete.
Daraus entnidslt. iid in bsn
Der. Staaten tn Solse Der gsiranit
Der @eridte, GeTebe fir untoniiitutios
neil 5u eriIdren, mas Sheffle trtffenS
aIs oas Gauitreht beSei9net hai. unter
tpeldem Der fpirtbidafiIid Gtartc ben
ipirtbidaftlin Sdpaden unbarmbsrs
sis gu 1Oben mari. gs iit tIar. tcB
in biefer Wsiie niht rssiert merben
tann. Die Hotbpeubisieit ift unpers
fennbar. bas SnbiDibuum Der @er
Iammtbtit untcrtban 3u maiden, ober
bas besiebt fid nidt bios ouf arbeitr
ssber. fonbern aud auf arbcitnsbmer.
lpenn aebtere, ipie bies 70 bdufig aes
i6eben III. ibr aoaIitionsretl ipranr
mild anipen6en. Bel lebtsrem tdubtIt
es fid pObl nm bas pbbiiThe ,Sefeb
bonn Druid unb 9ea.nbrud, absr Der
Druid mug auf beibsn Geiien cuff
b0ren unb an btiTsn SielIe bic icsiale
Sers6tisteit treien, mas 70 Ianae nid,t
bur4fiihrbdr iein fpirb, ols @erid,.e
iid als bic Stiisen bss GrObtupitals
betrahten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-23

aud fein mag. 81 ben na6rJsileHsn
asbsnluiiteln es46rt BET oniG
Qlne WGffe babsn sinsn bcbsn gShr'
ipsrt6 unb bon einsm pfuhS NnHt pro
Tag (natiirIi4 obns WlttreGaung nef
Gaalsn) fSnnte bsr Wsenf4 lebsn.
eammili9e Gorisn Dlebl unb S9rots
msbl baten sinn boben 6ei5'off'
ipertb; unb psrionen. tDeIdk 5iinnsr
ipcrbn ipoIren, miiHen Dor allen bas
1rob peslaFen. Semitic fobsn TN
aans.n einsn nisbriam Rdbriursb.
ausgenommcn jsbod 9otnen nnb
Grbfen. Gin pfunb adrtcffsln tnt'
b1It nur 295 mssginbeiisn atgen
1920 in sinem pfunb gcrodnstsr
Bobnenl
3udsriptrtb IN bodsrobis ndbr,
reid; aber leiber l5nnis Der wsaesu
ieins foIfx Didf ldnser ala brsi bis
rir 2aq aushuIten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-23

preubens BON 1905 ni9t t1siItn tpirb,
aber er bient benz 3nede, btnl
prdfbentsn bsgretIi4 ou mdatn,
bob, ptnn er ei1eu bduernben 6rieben
berbsifiibren min, er ibn jebt iihern
mub. inbem er ben allliitten iast, bab
sr bic gebinsunsen, ipelae iie ben
0srbiinbeten fellen. .ntIdisben psrs
pirft. Die Witt,l baSu iteben ibn
rei9lid su Sebote. Gr brau1t Bios
ale 3upenounsen an bic Nuiirttn eins
5uitellep unb oann tOnnen iic iiters
baupt MIDI mebr baran bsnten, sin
prosramm, pie iis es bem prdiibsntsn
iunterbreitet baten, burdSufiibrer.
gluf @runo bes 9eIasten MAIDEN
mir benz prGfbenten bas 3ueei.Snts
nib, oab feine albiidtsn burdfii5rtar
iinb, dber nur unter Der 9,bingans,
bab er bic 9lusfiibruns berielbsn nidt
BIZ mad Dem Sriese perIdiebt, ION,
bern fie fofori in Der seoadtsn NsiIt
in 9lnsriff nimmt. 9luh miiFsn ipir
ihn baran erinnsrn, ba Der iih elmer
Sduf9uns bineibi, penn er slaubt.
Die 3uitimmuns aIIer Nationen au ii.
mem fOld;n pIane, ipie sr Jpn bsgt. 1u
finben. gtublanb pirb feincr Raubs
natur niat entiasen unb ipsiter raus
ben. penn es ni4t burh 3pans boran
sebinbert pirb. enslanb ptrb nies
mails freitpiIlis auf bic 5srri8afi iibsr
Die M:ere bersidten, bsnu tpos ss jsbt
perlanst, Iabt beutlid erieben, bab
es biefe S.rrfhaft nod m.br bsFeiti.
gen min. Yer prdiibsnt lam MIR auf
Grfple redncn, tpenn CT fid bsrienis
gen Ssits ani9lisbt, oi. icin qrcs
aramm bonn @runbs oes Ser,ens hils
liat unb oas itnb bic beuiicNn 8sr'
biinbeten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-23

lrin. Dsn Der Gront ieripubleibsn lust
nlfc. bic ncfb teinei attipen Ticnit ae'
iclen babe1. ioI1en unberSloli@ an BIZ
;Srcnt oeihidt ipcrben. I'M 6ieieiiJA,
absui5ien, Die felt SriegSbcoInn slntrr
Geuer ilebcn.
Gte Wori6Idee bes a6geor6netsi,
Terri ipcrhen pprailsibttIid uon Der
aaegierung M,un oils politiidsn Grim.
ben ireniaitans tbeilpeiie ,ngenoirrie;i
iperbtn, ba fie elmer Rsmttur bier
iiitt gut aus bent @cBc gcben tdiiit
Tie Dem arieg cpponirenoen Sojia.
Iiiten greifcn Sie Resieruns oieier &C.
dc mesen beftig on inSeH lie ibr oei
Bcriurrf modem, iie babe Die arheifcr
un6 gonrrn gerpfert rnb bic Wcid,ciI
,nio absligen sefbortt. sc tpiro ,lcl.
tcnb geraft, bat, ipenn bas arie1s~
r1iIIiitcriinn cncrgiid, uorcelen p5llit,
ctra eine hcIbe Wiaion aPdnner. ole
Surd bic @iinitIinoslpirthidloft pom
cftipen Eienit entpcoer gang beireit
ODER In niftfimpfenben arneepuri.
zen itntcrgebrcd;t irurScn, inncrbnlb
aft No6n on bic Gront seiaidt lrcr'
zen f0nntcn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-23
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