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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-30

|ren EN- ipenis bi[ligtr. Gute bis auS'
srltfene S9lahtftiere unb >6eifsrs
iparen uoll ftetig. eirFate mnb &C.
Iip0bnIife Seifers iparen 10-15t
biaiger. aiibe fpnreu meift ffetis. gaiis
ners tparen piel sefragt unb ftstig.
Die 3ufubr an glten Wilhtii6sn ipar
gerins, bic Yreife itetig unb itort. Ges
nohnlif,e Wil9tiibe ipqrsn lansiam
unb tpurben nur gum S4lo9tsn ses
tauff. Die Radfrase nab Sioders
unb Geeoers mar gering, bic preiis
etipos niebriger.
Mittlere nn6 i4tpere .Stiere $500
1925; Tleif6er Stiere $3.50
1000; auserlefenr bis ertra $1o.25-
1L50; 5eifers $6.00-s.75; auserles
fene Bis ertrn S5.00-1O.Oo; &iiAe
$6.00-8.00; auserlefsne Bis ptrd
I$8.25-9.00; Gamers $5.O0-6.85;
Milftiibe 50.0o-125.OO; gtudsrs
.unb s5eebers $6.00-9.50.
Bullen. Snfolge ihDader
Na9frdgs mar Der Wartt 6eute stipas
Ilnnsinm. Die preiFe ipdreu iaum ltes
tia big 10-15c nisbriger.
fetts gulIeH $8.0o-9.OO; Bologna
$7.00-775; srtrd $7.85-8.00; u1as
ssre unb leihts s5.5o-7.oo.
Rdlber. Die 3ufubr al
,SIeiI9tGlbern ipnr beuts grub, Die
Rdhfrlse btsgIei4eu. Der Nar.t
nor Itetis Bel seitrigeu preiien.
Bette leihte adfber $13.25-13.5o;
fair bis CUTE $10.50-13.o0; ordinate
unb srobe $5.5o-90o.
g dneine. Der Wtarft offne>
te ftetis Bis 15c b0bsr als gsItrn. Die
3ufu6r mar 5iemIi6 rsi4lia, re
gla6fraae aber e5.ufaqs. Der Taartt
mar lsbbaft unb Der umiab Elm Ithr
gutter Gute g0tdz uub fdtper.
S6peiue gsfpannen 15c. lsi6ts uno
raubs S4ipeins uho sssriel blisbsH
itstis. Der S4IuB mar aitmli4 lsb<
bait unb Fstis bis tart, Der llmios
mar elm gutter.
Qluserldsne fttpsr. 215 pfuuo unS
ms6r S17.40; mittIere unb semiIdis
100 pfunb anb ulsbr $1725-17.4O;
lsidte 9erianbtiOrtsn 12o Bis loo
Pfunb $16.25-16.75; OrbiRar. bis
quite HerieI 11O pfunb uub peHissI
$l4.O0-16.00; Oroindre Biz austr'
ieiene I5fDere fetts Sdue $14.O-
1850: orbindrs Bis sute Stass sl3.s
0-15.00.
@ 6afs unb 6 an mer. - DE
3ufubr ipar aubngsDobnIih sroB'
Der Martt mar 3iemli9 lebbdft, eIs
preiIe itstie uno fart.
EDDIE, auserlei.ne Bis EXTRA 1919
1000; fair bis CUTE $7.5o-9.5O;
orbtndre S5.O0-7.00; 8Ods 1925
unb ipeniser. 2GmH,sr, auEer!eitns -
,rtra S16.25-16.50; fair bis auts
s14.5o-ie.OO; fseonbs $13.OO-l4.s
90: prbindrs $1O.Oo-12.0o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-30

/ Gisr. = Mdrtt niebrissr;. 3ufabr
6,274 aiiten; firfts 46a-48e; orbia
Hurp firit 42-45e; auf bem Nortt
42-473c.
aartoffsln. = 3ufubr 1e Cars.
Ulnrft unperdnbert.
@efliigsl. - 2ebenbes, Wlarft nies
briser; 5dbns 15-18ae; Gprinsers
18ae; Surtsns Zoe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-30
Mssssartias Wdrfte.
R.p gori. 2s. RrDembsr.
NE 10 Nptt. 28. Nop.mter.

Vsm ptl !, ZS. 2ippeHlpet.
WelI4tcrn. : Wartt feit; ntuss
selbes, 81 SO soften uno Gra4t, 9.lp
gori 10 sas. 9sriaubt; arssHtinits
$2.6-21o {. o, 3. Cars q. y. bel
antunft.
Safer. - Martt Rstig; Stanbarb
SOc.
Ssu. = Rartt fsi; @O. l. STE;
Rp. 2, s1.65; RO. 8. $1.45-150;
gerIanbtiortsn s1.25-1.3o.
pcrt. - Nartt fart; SHort clear
52.oo-5S.00.
.G@mds. - Rdrii pilIis; Ribbls
Wea $27.4o-27.5o.
8uder. - go5cr. Mortt itetig;
Centrifugal $3.50; ROIaHss $500;
raffinirtsr. itetis; fein sranulirtsr
$S.35.
Der Tsartt fir bic anbsrtn artitd
mar unpsrdnosrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-30

so eiu pe6; frib nm s libr babe
i'd meinsu g5ofteu angstrettr,. nm balb
9 lltr bat bic Gtrma Sonturs ause.
Toet; Inn 9 llbr tpurbe bos@ei6dft eea
ipsrrt unb I'm haIb ID lIbr mar id
uieoet entlaiien--
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-30

Grid siisyspters wsIbsn % 5K-sk<
sisioniiri. @sAfd suf 9onSoa ssfsa Iteiie.
6ar 90 1ass tZ7il, Gosmsstisl Diiis, %
fsSst Ell. eidt sx7sX, Ratsl.
anesiinnosn tA7s 7Ii8, Svanss Gidbi
s.J4x, &asl S724; Rsri. istns luofi.
ruR6en; xronen, ietne 0Hoiirunser, eol.
idn6ifAe Wufsea SiAt 444s, Gatd s5f,
tire 0idf e.a6, Astsl S22, Rubsl Sidf
10; &absl l2K, eilbsr. 8ansH s4L.
yisgitaaiiAs Cellars e4Kt.
aftisHmstft--7er Qsrii ysr 1euis
lArsf nuo De 9ssifs 6ebsad. s5sa sae
uiiien bss aihe botteH Bsflufs anisspeis
isH.--2ibsup 81 Bombs l6loiisR ~ 96 80
uao bic ~ tu s7.s3 bis Ss.
otfeatasu Asfien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-30
Ghicaap. %. Rpp,mbsr.

g 3psin. 3ufIbr $500;
Wartt Ihpad. Built S17.3O-l7.8;
Isi4ie $16.6o-17.7o; semii4t. ST.
15-17.S5; fatpepe $17.20-l7.so;
raube $17.2o-17,35; GsrtsI $500
-16.75.
Rinbbieb. - 3nfubr 25,oOo;
Rarst iatpad. Rattle Stisre $7.O-
14.75; Mefsrn Stiere $6.oo-13.6o;
Gtoders uno Jeebtrs $6.00-11l0;
Riibe unb 9sifers S5Oo-n.oo;
Ralter $7.00-13.25.
S9afe. : 3ufubr 14.OCo;
Wsortt It.pa6. Wetbers $S.75-l2.'
80: 2dmmer $12.50-16.S5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-30

- Da bic gonten unb bic U5rs
IN esisssn, ON DanifosnBsstosf, &C.
5hloNsn bli<btn, 70 fiHb In ben Niios
iirunem lsins gsrdnseruugsu sH psr'
Veifmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-30
HetreEtrmo. q.

y... Rein @abliprI9 lit: ngbrs
barfeit Dor allernl- co bat mir -
beiipieIsipeiie - EN- Glinhe leBtbit
eine Siefning slr1n stpettennloI be.
SobIt. @as eImiben Sie, mas ih ees
tbdn habe2 -. Naeinem 2ouipagueft
bic s6dlfte bnnon ssseben!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-30

27-1Nae; bo. grid 32t per pFunO.
eter. Trif4s gisr iinD IN
Td9froge. grimn firfts 9iibusrsisr
Acc; firjfs 48e; orbindre firits 39c;
iseonbs 37c per Dubenb.
GefIiiseI. - Marit le6baft.
Yreife fen. - groifsrs 5ipei piu1e
uab burunter 22t; 5rsers iibr 3lpst
pfunb 20s; 5dbne 16t; 5iibner 20
Nc; 9rutbiibner bon SO pfuno
I26t; bo. mif frummer Bruit 1Se;
guffs Sc; tptibe gnten pc; farbi9s
20c; Gduie 16-18e; alte 9aabsn
$50 per Dussno.
9afen. = SO. 1, $3.50-3.7o;
go. 2. $2.50-2.75;; go. 8, $1OO-
12o per Dubsnb.
Obft uub Gsmiife
3itrontm - California $3.50
100 per aifte; 2tmss $1.0O--l4o
rn Rifle.
Draueen. - California Vai
Ieneiss $3.0O-4.OO per Rifle.
Grape Gruit. - Glorioa $3.s
50-4.25 per Rife.
0uttten. - $1.O-1.75 per
Bu.
aepfsf. - Sonntban $500
$50 per Dbl. Smotebouie $3.50
500 per gbl.; Rambo 2l,pfel $4.2o
-4.50 per @bl.; Baldwin $4.O0-
4.50 PET g6I.; Grim.s Golben $500
Ter HbI.; Molf RiDtr $3.50 per 95I.;
pipptrs $4.50-5.O0 per gbl.; orot'
ndrs Gortsn 75c-$1.00 per g6l.
Birnen - aiefers S1.00-1.25;
garilsiis 75e-$1.00; eIargo $l76
200 per Bu.
WeiHtraubep. gontoros
'17-1Se per 81 Yfuno Sorb; Tiaga'
ra 20c per aorb; aDsiu Goneoros b
3k psr Plumb.
1omatoss. - 7reibbaus 15--
20e per pfunb.
aartoffeIn. - einbeimtit1s
'uIo wii6igarl $4.50-5.OO per SDl.
unb $2.25-2.50 per 100 pfunb CAD
mf bem Geleife.
SaBfartoffeln. editsrn
Sbore $3.O0-3.25 per gbl.
Gurftn. 1reibbaus $1.8-
1.50 per Dubenb.
Rraut. - Ginbsilnif9es $500
2.25 per Dbl. unb $30.0o-32.00 per
Son auf bsm 9eIsiie. Rotfes araut,
s1.25--1.5O per Ba.
.Gtedribtn. - $2.4-2.50
per gbI.
@.ibeRHbsn. - s1.75--2O
per gu.
3piebeIn. Gsfbe Sab
$50; tpeiBs $3.50-3.75 per hunssrt
Plumb Sad auf bsm Gelsii..
@rGns 9pbnen. - Sasli4s
$3.50 per Sampr.
Rarotten. ginbeimil6s $2.s
25-2.50 per gbl.
aanSprobutts.
6eu. 90. 1 9imptbp $29.50;
go. 2 simotbp S29.00-29.50; 10.
8 1im0ibp $2e.O0-29.00; 20. / &C.
mtI6t.r RIe. $29.25; glo. 2 senliidb.
ter slice $28.50-29.Oo; Ro. / rIee
$1,000; go. Q alse $28.5O-29.C0;
alfalfa $29.00--33.00; Rosssnit:ob
$11.O0-12.OO; GDsituftrOb $1,000
--12.0o; SairitrOb $10.oo-1200
per Tonne.
Mibfsnfntter - Warit III.
bia. - alsie $3S.50-39.O0; Wbs
bIinas braune $4e.50--47.O0; p.iBe
$49. .00-4s.5O; gemii&tss Gutter
$4O.50-41.00.
Gdmersten. Wartt ftit;
aI.eIamsn S12.00--14.50 per 9a.
BON store; 5imotbp $3.15-3.T;
DIa9siamtu $4.00 per Bu.
0erf4ieoeReA.
Dele. - Wartt fetig. - asiuol
rob.s $1.22 per GolIOus in partt:n
BON IA g6I.; 1-9 gaIlonsn &c.
to&tss S1.H; 30. / aarb6I, Sl.3S-I
LAO; Bintsrs5sit S1.@-1.6 .6S; gDts
ton Sseb Oil raft. 15e per gancne;
Ssrpsntin 54e in pnrtien BON 10
5ab; petroleum, Obio Carbon State
asft 1876; Spt3iaIs Sorte 14e; Rso
grorn GoioIin 25e; RoPbta SOC per
Gallcne.
SaIs. - Der Warit III fef. Il
Ohio 9aipsr $2.01 per 8bI. BON 100
piunb, JubrIobn bin5ussfiist.
EaIg. - Wartt fetig. - prima
gitp 1874 lit; bo. Gpunirp Isl
i5}c per pfuuo.
aobIen. - Martt rubis. pittss
bura S5.00-6.o0; Sanaipba $500
800: Rut uno Glad $3.50 -5.75 per
Tonne abeslisfert. Rau9lcft Stiids
lobIsn $50; gIntbra5iis $1,000 per
= n,,r. ohnsft,fsrt gnfs fofiff 50 ~
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3udtr. - prtiit feit. - RaffIs
nirlsr Gut 2oaf s10.55; popoereo
$9.15; eubss 1910; sranuIirttr So
90; goHfeetionsrs .9l' $3.50; Off
.4- SS.60-S.70; ipsiber trtra S5.s0
$50; sg.ru g. $3.50 per bunsert
plumb.
WpIafiss. = Rartt iistis. -
Rem Orisans open asttel 55--6ji:
Centrifugal 40--4S per GaIlcne.
Msis. - grtra farfp 9eab 81
9as; fnncp s-sk; feeOno 5en6 -
TIC; sebro1snsr 5E52e; SapuH u
--S3e
Dairb probufte
Butter. - Maarit SiemIiG I.b.
hait. prsils fsit. - WbOIsmilf gtra
471e; GentraIi3eb srtra 45r; Gentra,
Ii3tb firts 43t; fsrOnbs 401e; Gnurp
Dairp 40e; padins stOd 25-29e;
Butter fet; sans rtines. briust pon
4s-50t per pfuno.
adfe. - Msarit feit; Dbio Csc;
Rorbpsfli9sr 26-2sie; Rsip Dasi]
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-30
1dsliAer sNarft.Seri
Cincinnati, 2s. gsoDember.

Cincinnati, 28. Jlopembsr.
Die 'Ha9folssnSen Quotiruuaen he,
3isHsn ii9 nur dui gngrosszroasat,
tloflen. BET tleineren gef1dften iper,
ben etDas b6bere prdie bers@ust.
proDifiopn
g d fs. prima S.,am
N15-N.3Ot; Janeb 2S-2S3e.
2rodensttaiJsnes Jleii9.
Short clear Geiisd 2S-283s; sItra
fort clear Seiiea 27h-28t; turSs
Rippen 27a-23e; Bellies 303-30Ae
per pfunb.
Gerdudertts TIeif9, -
Gbori esar Geiien 30A Bic; sItra
fbort clear Gsiten 3O--30ai; turss
Rip5sn 30-30at; Bellies 334-33bc.
Sugar Gureb Jtsif6.
GdiHsen 28t-29ae; pitmt GtuIs
tern 23-23te; Brsntfait Bacon 3S--
40s; G9uIiern in padeien 24a-25f;
9sp Dori Gut 25i -2ec; stirod Iste
Beef S4uIitrn 34-34a PET pfunS.
SHBsepSfeftes TIsifH.-
Sdiuisn 25A--26e; pienic S4uiieru
20se; Bellies 34--36e; S4uItern In
padein 20-20ae; Rep Yort eut
DO. 21--2lae.
Grifdss GItifa - G4in'
len, Iofs, 263-27Se; picnic S&uI'
tern 20-21e; G4ultsrn 23-23se;
iur5e Rippenisit,n 26-27e; ib,it
clear Rippenisiisn 26-Ns; trtra
fbort clear Rippenfsitsn 28-26at;
Isi4te Bellies 35a-3eae; ihpsre DO.
34-35e.
Webl uub GetrtibG
RsbI. - 0inter patsnt $10.T0;
miHitr faneb 5000; Wintsr famllp
$9.7o; Mint.r srtra $S.70; Wintsr
oroindr $500; 9ariss Wei5sn pat.ut
$11.60-12.00; 6artss Dti5sn ;au.p
$10.75-11.25: 6ortes WtiSen .ia'
miip $lU.lO-lO.V; Nori2nelis1H
gsml!9tts No:Io-lIW; Nosssh
eifp. rttnfs, Sil.Oo-ii.2o; 70 roe'
gen. enp. sem'l@!ss, SlrU.I.zo.
a..: ~ g.. -. ~ go % 90. 10 q
vs.ss ,..sss 90 a. ~. s,o ,S'' 3 .S.sss S 40 M 81
3 IL. o. 60 no oIo ~ O.,
m.,s1,.r %. Liza
s1 eo-i OK. wo' . bo s1 eo-i .y5:
IJ3o 2 no 81 40. Ro 4 So. 81. rs
! s5 - no o,Is,s 90 m. Ro. q
- go 10. On 49, =. 500 100, 3d. A
bO. Il .g5-1 90. - 30 1 osmiift,s
n .s5--1 90. 80 Q bo s1.s5-i. 30;
glO 8 DO. 81 .s5-1 60: go. 4 30.
=, ,- % un..r c.m-,a,
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ghisaap. %. ROOsmber.

WtIi8torn. = 5iir San. $l.20t-
1.21s; am Salub $1.20g. Sir gsai
$1.1Ss-1.194; an S3luB $1.1Ss.
2af.r. = Cir Des. 71s-734c; am
Sdlub 71tc. Giir Wlai 69a-70se;
am Sdaub 69sc-
gtpseen. = 30. 2, upminelL
gerfte. = Morft nuulineu.
1imotbp. - S5.o0-7.5o.
Rlse. = S2oO0-26.0o.
pori. = Jiir San. S47.75-4S.67;
ON GdIuB $4S.35.
e&mols. = SIR San. $500
1852; am S6luB $3.50. Sir Tiai
SOS. .Oo-25.4O; am S9lnB $25.22.
gsippsnieiten. - Sir San. $26.05
ON GhluB $2605. isiir
g2ni $3.50 2615; om S4lnB
$3.50.
Butter. = Rurtt h0her; GrsamsraI
36-46ae.
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Metaas Marft.

Rem gort, %. HDpsmber.
3inn. - Martt nominen; 5000.
glsi. = Martt rubig; $6.37t.
Spelter- = Warft rubis; 1852
rs.
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Diebniarff

Cincinnati, %. glop. 1917.
3ufubr unb gerianbt fir bic lses
ten "a Stunosn. pergii&en NIT ben
pOrpersanetnsH sipei aagsn. iinb ipis
fclgt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-30
3HfnbL

Rinopieh - Die 3ufubr tpar
b<uts 3iemIia re;tlida. Die preiis ipas
rem siIpa 5iefsIbtn ME ssIfsrn, uur cis
mttkrsn uHo ssringereu Sort.H DasI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-11-30

Gk iimfats IN bishssn Clearinghouse
bsIisIea I'D bsnts auf u, ,zss,sss.
xssss essn1aassu
amuissn ssoilins giia con. sarsn IN
9d9fraas ~ 5sX, sbeafs CbIo Siae Eel.
COM, wilde ~ ioz eeb. unD II psrfsnef
iGlelysn. Tss Nsrfs im NassmeiHsa ssr
hsp. 0ssisuft Uasesa:
-. "a. On ~ ssas.
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s,p.a WelDmarste.


W. wv - 6sst1svs8SaSAss
G5slD psr 10 tfjt pie is. 3is @o4fraes
ns4 EsSfsrsa Dsr teute Seius fsps gssbs.
be& D6fsa pis gsnsea maf Siouiinsdsbsiien
ifatf bsl4diiiat Dir 7ariepsn puresn
pen Ten UanfeH 6-5HE bsre9nd, be
Nsfef abr piaddsn xanfbeH ,.oH saiis
~ s9(.
assdfd snf Nss Dsss
gu,ben - Yari ssiiaeu eaHisn ssrfsnfl
am esnHtsrrais bardst sos Yrdmis per
$1,000
ssfnfd saI oarsya.
ei4t. Bsd,d auf Soason prfssn %
~ pre ~. etsriin9 qaotin. Weds
ls aut Berlin uuresn Mot quotirf; iiir
Sss9fa sui YasiS, 1175s vrs 5Ssss, suf
umhrrpam 4se pro Guioen. 8s4fei
aaf. Bisn Durcss nt1t qsotirf. Hises
IA, Htutd 145ze. Ssodtofm pro 9rone
4o.1es, Jrsnos t5dnsial 2SHG
esA0.rSltsstisas
DarsH fn5is rns itais. 9k saHten gao.
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Athiicn afu. lr.. :. ss,<l Mse, 4ne; gsn 4r.. sfx
ainton %. lr.... sftd d1.Ia. rs&JfA. 81
ufianiicv. 4. a.. nHla . 9. bsb. er. :. ssJk
edit 4 o. lr,.... 7p3ln. 2. GIN :. ,oex
Fsfbfeben Sf' re(.. % IN. p.8b. abt br. .a
EropM Iraufst 81. szfti Sort. & % con- ar. ss,z
efff, ef o. 4. IT,. WI 2orit: Dae. IT,. s7z
Gent. eeufter bs... esHl glor. Bar. 3r- ,. b9X
Gent 4d(ific L.. 78H 20. Tde. %. 81 -. esf
0tsf1p. & c ~ ~ Essa .. ref tr...M
gbciap &c.cb. st.. 70 lgem. Conf ~ :. %
e., Q. q o. ioinf ~ ssJzl gtnn. aer ~ 81
q, o. q q, gen. AZ. 81 Ife1bira aff. IT,. 65H
efiedde Or III "a. q IEsv. sfesf Sc. -. q
%. 1.Dg&etE. q. % 70 efQ&S.b abt 6r. 50
9 e.W&ef.8 .aen.<h 72Ml etc Sonftfy. .Con.lr eS
e.R-9&9- get. sr.. o. Senb. u. q abt- Sc. -
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Evening star., 1917-02-26
GIVES ADDITIONAL TIME
FOR HEARINGS ON APPEAL
Personal Tax Board Extends Time
for the Filing of Pleas for
Adjustment.

The period for appeals on personal
tax assessments has been extended by
the board of personal tax appeals to
March II. Property owners who desire
to obtain an adjustment of the assess
ments should appear before the board
in the District building without delay.
as, under the law, the board will have
no authority to entertain the appeals
after March IL, when it adjourns sine
die. Any appeal after this date not
only is outlawed. but any adjustment
due to errors is difficult to handle, re-
quiring special reports and final action
by the-District authorities.
The board convened February 5. and
has been in session daily, hearing on an
average of from 125 to $50 appeals a
day. Approximately 400 notices were
sent out, and 1t is believed many own
ers have overlooked them or concluded
their appeal would not be considered.
because of the expiration Of the ten or
fifteen days limit stated in the notice
AS appeals have not been numerous
during the last few days. the board
decided to waive this condition and ex-
tend the period.
1t is stated that the total number of
notices mailed and delivered for the
fiscal year 1917 exceeded that of the
previous year by about LOO.
Evening star., 1917-02-26
DR.. BOWERMAN EXPLAINS.
Public Librarian Says Trustees Only
Can Grant Building for Meeting.

Denial that a group of socialists and
paci1sts were refused the use of the
Public Library for an anti-war meet
ing was made today by DR.. George +.
Bowerman, librarian.
DR.. Bowerman explained that the
promoters had asked for an immediate
answer, and that he had replied that
such applications had to be passed
upon by the board of trustees. which
does not meet again until March 9. In
his letter to Mrs. Ethel S. Cohen, 1856
Euclid street, who made application for
the use of the library hall. Dr. Bower
man said he explained this procedure
and concluded:
"In view of these circumstances / am
not authorized to give an affirmative
reply at this time
The meeting will be held a the Pyth-
ian Temple Wednesday evening at s
o'clock, with Representative Meyer
London of New York and Representa-
tive SScar Galloway of Texas as the
speakers.
Evening star., 1917-02-26
ROBBED ON STREET
AT POINT OF PISTOL
Francis E. Greenfield. Colored. Re
ports Loss of S34.95-Other
Thefts Throughout City.

Held up at the point OF 4 pistol ana
robbed of sS4.9o while on his way
home Saturday night about 11:So
o'clock, was the experience Of Francis
L. Greenfield coloretl. SIS kentucky
avenue southeast, according 10 COM
plaint made to the police yesterday.
Greenfield told the police that he had
collected s2A.9o Tor his employer. and
he had $40 of his own money, and the
robbers took both sums
After finishing his work Saturday
night, Greenfield stated, he took a
stroll with a companion, ami was on
9Th street between \ and 4 streets
southeast, on his way home. when three
tol, he stated, and the oth"rs took his
money. He said he feared he would he
unable to identify them.
Burglars visited the home of William
Z. Bradburn. 4103 Illinois avenue. be
tween l. o'clock Saturday night and
o'clock yesterday morning. En-
trance was gained by breaking open a
rear window, be stated, and jewelry
and clothing valued at $50 and s15 in
cash stolen.
Belle GruT. East Capitol and Slst
streets, complained of the loss of s25.
The money was in a handbag that was
stolen from Center market Saturday
afternoon. she stated.
Other robberies have been reported by
the following: Benjamin Shaser. - +
street, automobile tire belonging to
Representative Edgar a. kiess; Basil
Ringold, 645 Morton street, quantity of
tools; George Parker, 1914 Volta place,
pair of shoes, valued at Sc; Isaac NJ
Bigelow. IL Cedar street, Takoma Park.
bicycle; William Bopps, 632 Acker
street northeast, overcoat.
Evening star., 1917-02-26
NEW MAP OF DISTRICT
DRAWN BY US. EXPERTS
Topographic Production by Geologi-
cal Survey Declared to Be
Masterpiece.
Special Edition Prepared for Dis
tribution to the Readers OF
The Star.

y masterpiece of mapma king is the
new topographic map of Washington
-. G.. and vicinity, just issued by the
United States geological survey. The
new map is the result of recently COM
pleted topographic surveys and is a
typical example of the art of map
making as it has been refined by the
survey, after more than generation
of study and experience.
\ special edition has been printed
of section of the map. including the
whole city proper. and is for distribu-
ton 10 readers of The Star. Copies
may be procured by sending a two
cent stamp to The Star Information Bu-
reau. using the coupon printed in The
Sunday Star yesterday.
The big map. from which the section
is taken, was drawn in the field by
the surveys topographic engineers, and
represents the highest accuracy and
refinement that can be attained in a
map printed on the scale used. 1t
shows an area of 46o square miles.
which includes almost every form Of
topography, from the lowlandS along
the Potomac drive to the broken coun-
try in Rock Creek Park and the pic
turesque gorge of the Potomac above
the city.
Evening star., 1917-02-26
SCIENCE AND SEERSHIP
SOURCES OF KNOWLEDGE
Edwin Markham, Poet and Philoso-
pher. So Asserts in Discuss
ing Swedenborg.

All know ledge, according to Edwin
Markham, poet and philosopher, comes
from two sources. science and seership.
And the higher of these two, he told an
audience at the New Masonic Temple
yesterday afternoon, is seership. The
poets subject was What Swedenborg
brings to the heart of man.
He termed that religious leader the
eyeball in the front of the eighteenth
century,
He was one man against the world
the speaker continued. THE wlsest
man i'll long centuries. He ca ME bear
ing a special illumination from the
Lord. came. called to a great mission,
to throw new light on the Bible, new
light on life, new light on death. He
shows that the truth of religion is
sweet and reasonable. He condensed
the whole truth into one shining cpl
gram, All religion has relation to life
and the life of religion is to do good
Explaining his distinction between
science and seership the poet said:
Science explores through experiment
tation. and precious and valuable are
the contributions which it makes to our
happiness. But science leaves q vast
darkness. a vast mystery uneNplored.
She cannot answer the great questions
of the soul"
Evening star., 1917-02-26
Trials of an Invalid

| have the anthrax in my knees,
and remedies won't rout it; when
| have any punk disease | like to
talk about it. Oh, l could tell YOU,
and repeat. about acute lumbaSo.
and how the doctor makes me cat
such things as bran and sago. And
when | tell about the state OF my
old stomach's lining. its wonder
iul how | orate-my eloquence Is
shining. But when | try to tell the
tale OF aches that I'm enjoying,
my nei9hbors say, The subject :
stale long since we found it cloy-
ing. Come. talk OF battle and re-
treat. where nations strive to
Sether: discuss while the winter
wheat. and analyze the weather.
The peach crops killed i'll Della
ware. the late dispatches tell you.
and vet YOU sit and maunder there
oi ailments that befell yoy. The
Wollen mills are shutting down.
because they can't get teasels, and
vet YOU roam around the town
and talk about the measles.
There is no sulacc ior the gent
who's loaded with diseases: his
healthy friends don't care cent
for all his eishs and wheezes.
WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1917-02-26
GET MARINE COMMISSIONS.
Twenty-Eight More Civilians Added
to Officers of Corps.

Twenty eight more civilians have
passed the examinations for commits
sions as second lieutenants in the Ma
rine Corps. and their probationary ap-
pointment for two years will date from
February last The appointments are
as follows:
e. T. c. Collier and W. L. Williams of
the District of Columbia; NJ. G. Holmes
Of Mississippi. c. c. Gill of Tennessee,
]. e. Belts of Iowa, n S. Hinman Of
Ohio, G. F. Adams of Virginia, j. H.
McCahey of Pennsylvania. w. Wood
worth of California. j. W. Webb of
Alabama, J. NJ. Tildsley of Mississippi
lie r. +. Hunt of California, L. E.
Woods of New York. E. r. Rhodes of
Massachusetts. II. X. Cochran of Mis-
souri,, d. II. Fox of New York, w. Men
Marshall of Colorado. G.. II: Scott Of
South Dakota, A. Gait of Virginia, P.
r. Cowley and A. W. Harrington. jr.
of Massachusetts,: B. NJ. Gutenberg of
New York. E. o. Ames of California.
s. NJ Mucklestone of Wisconsin, W. H.
Davis Of Idaho. r. n. Platt of New Jer-
sey, w. W. Scott, tr., of West Virginia
and l.. a. Hart of Alabama.