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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
gbieoqo, 12. Wadrs.

SApeine. - 3ufubr $4,000. -
Ulartt jhpa4, 15c uuter benz Sams
tags preiIe. Built $14.65-14.9O;
lei6te $14.80; gemti6te $14.40-14.@
80; i4ipsre 14.83-14.95; ruube AZ
35-145,0; 5ertsl $11.25-13.6O.
RinoDieb. 3ufubr 1900. -
Wartt tart; ginbeimiide 8eef Stiss
re $8.70-12.50; Stoders unb Gee
bers $6.75 9.65; &iibe uRb Seifers
$5.70-10.65; Adlber $9.75-13.5O.
S6afs. - 3ufu4r $1,000. Wartt
idpa6. Waetbers $11-00-12.30;
gpes $8.80--12.10; 2dmmer $12.4O
ID 80.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13

9as 2lnsebOt mar nur mabig unb Der
Warft ftetig.
S9afs. auserldene bis EXTRA $1O.'
25-10.50; CUTE biz auserlefene So
50-10.25; orbinGre bis fair 5000
500. = Gdmmer, auserleiene Biz
ertra $14.25-145O; CUTE big ousers
leiene S13.75-14.25; orbindre bIs
fair $10.QO-13.5O.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13

iu4s sriinbsn, ersibt iitb, bab ui4t
aasin ok ridtige 4ebanbIuns Der
3u4tbenRn uub bic ridtise Before
suns bes 8rutsT4dftes piel Ddmit 5n
tbun babeu, ionDsrn aud, bdb Be-
fru4tuns Dis GntDidlunssfdhisiei
bes &iitens auf iHbinibuelle 0eraula.
suns Der ein5elnsn Sennen ber,Iben
uHb bab baber eins psrftdnbiee 3udt,
pabl in oiefer Ridtung eroben @srtb
bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13

pittsburg. ga, 14.2 1ub, iteist.
W6eeling, W. 0a.-21.5 Gub iteist.
partersburs 20. Wa.-25.O SUB.
&analDba JalIs, 20. Da.-6.8 GuB.
Gbarlefton, M. 9a.-9.0 Gub. feist
portsmoutb, Obio-39.O SUB, iteist
aouispille, ap.-22.S SUB, fdat.
GpansDille, Snb.-404 SUB, fteist.
ytaibDille, Senn.-44.1 SUB, iteigt.
Chattanooga, Senn.-20.8 SUB.
9atro, Sa.-41.2 Sub, ftsist.
Wtempbis, Senn.--29.8 Sub, ieigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
Gbieaao, l2. WGrs.

Deissn. sir Mai $1.7ss-ls
SGT. am S4lub $1.SOs; fir Suli
$1.525-157, am s4Iub S1.524.
WsIi4torn. = Sir Mdi $1.O65-
1.O9t, an S4Iub $1.07t; fir SuIi
S.064-10.SI, am S4lub $1.O6s.
Safsr. Sir Wai 57s-594c,
am Sdlub 57ae; fir SuIi 55s-57c;
am S9lub 55sc.
Rogseu. glo. 2 $159a.
9erite. $1.O3-1.32.
Simotbp. - $3.75-5.75.
Slice. = $12.O0-1S.OO.
port. - 6iir Wlai $33.O0-33.3O,
am SdluB $33.10; fir Suli $32.45
$3.50, am S6luB $3.50.
SdmaI8. 5iir gaai $3.50
1897 am SdIuB 1887; fir SuIi
$18.U-1S.97, am S4lub 1887.
RippeHieitsn. - Sir Wlai $174.0
-17.52, am S6IuB 1850; fir Suli
$17.47-17.60, am S9Iub 17.55.
guttsr. - Martt itstts; CREAMERY
333-40c.
Gier. - Martt b0ber. Sirits
26tc; orbindrs firits 25.c.
adrtoffeIn. - Wlartt nisoriaer. -
SbabO, COLORADO, WaibiHston uHo
Oregon petbs $2.25-2.40; Wiscpns
lin unO Wltdigan $2.10-2 2.25.
gefIiigel. - 2sbenoes. Mdrtt b0=
Rer; Sii9nsr 2lAc; Sprinsers 2lae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
lleberkd3t bes Cincinnati
WtarfteS,
Cir bic Monias. ben IL. Mar,
1916 snoisenbs Wohs.

Cincinnati, IL. Wut5'
Die nadiolsenoen Guotirungen be-
5iebsn Ii9 nur auf Gnsros Trans
astiouen. 9si ilsinsrsn Geibdften
ipsrbsn eiipas b6bere preiie bers4nst.
propiiionen.
S4mal5. prima StsaH
1S.22k-1S.371a: SaniiIp 20.O0
20.5Oe.
2rodm gefulasnes 6Ieifd.
= Sbort clear Seiien 19s-194e;
egtra fbort clear Seitsn 194-19ae;
turse Mippenisiien 1916; Bellies
22b-23Ae.
Sugar Gureb Jleif9. =
G4inien 22a-23se; picnie S4ul'
tern 171-1sc; Brea.faft Bacon "a
-26e; S4ultsrn 1sA-19e; S4uls
tern, gletp Uori Gut, 19-19ac; tro'
dene Beef @dultsrn 31ar32ae.
Bacon. Sbort clear Ssiten
21a-21ie; egtra fbort clear Stitsn
214-213e; turss Rippeufsitsn 2o3-
2lae; Bellies, 24a-25ae.
g Sibetp6teltes Gleif4. -
S1intsn 20-20hc; pienie Sdnltsru
16s lie; Bellies 21-2lh; S4uIs
tern 17s-1se; S4u!teru. Rep gprt
Gut 18-18Se.
Grifdss gfetf6. .-Sainten
20-21e; pienie SduItern 16-16ae;
S9ultsrn 17a-18c; iur5e Rippsns
fsiten 1Sa-19c; fbOrt clear Rippsns
isiten 1st-1sse; srira fhori clear
Rippenisit.u 18h -19e; Bellies, Isi4s
te, 24-24ae; Bellies. i4ptre. gig
22te; Beef Gareab 15e.
Mebl uub 0etreibe
Webl. - Wintsr patsnt $9.25-|
9.75; Dintsr fancp $8.75-9.25;
Winter familp $S25-s.75; Wintsr
extra $7.25-7.75; Winier orbindrer
$6.75-725; Sartes Deidsn patent
$9.225 So IS 99.i5; 975 9artss WeiJsn ianep
$S.O-9.0O; 9artes Wei5sn familp
$725-I75; ROsssH. ROrtbpeitsrn,
ssmii9tss $7.75-s.O0; Rpsssn, Giip
reines $s.00-S.25; Rogsen Gitp
semil l9tes$8.00HS.25
Wei5en. - Rp. 2 rotber Winier
$2.01-2.03; go. 8 DO. $1.96-2.s |
90; so. 4 bo. $1.S0-1.90.
Welf6toru. Ro. 2 psibes
1.1l-L11s; go. 8 DO. $110-1.s
IL; yio. a DO. $1.0S-1o9; Ro. 81
bo. S1.06-L08; Ro. 6 DO. $1.04-l
LOG. - Ro, 2 s.lbss $110a -1.11a;
30. 3 DO. $1.09h Ill; glo. 4 bo.
$1.08-1.09; Ho. 5 bo. $1O6-1.0S;
Ro. 6 bo. $1.04-106; go. 2 ees
mii6tss S1.1Os-1.11a; HO. 8 DO.
$1.09-1.11; SO. 4 DO. $1.08-1.09;
Ro. 8 DO. $1.O6-LOS; SO, 8 DO.
81. 1.04-106. - WsiBes RoIbentOrn
Sl,15; sslbes aolbsntorn $1.15; sss
miidtes aolbensorn $1.15.
9afer. - Ho. 2 ipeibsr 66e;
STANDARD rpeibsr 655e; so. 3 ipeiber
55e; 90. A tueibsr 64e; gio. 2 semiihs
Ter 63a-64Ae; 30. 3 semii&isr eins
heimiiGer 63-63he; po. A senifdter
31--63c.
gaossen. - 30. 2 $155-157;I
lac. 3 $1.52-1.54; No. A $1.45-1.s
50.
Wbisfep.
ysrtauft ipurben $782 9bls. Dis
Filters Ginifkb gOobs auf Dsr Bats
S1.47 per GalIone.
Groceries.
aafftG- Sapa' % 35c; Wo6a
N--33e; Guatemala fanep 1sAe; b..
,uisr 17ac.
lrtnia ---.-.-.--s.-......tI 1917
5uHr .---....s-.--.---.. 1ah
'utt ..sss. .-ssss-------.lIt 15H |
sU Hulr .,..---.--.~~<-.-.l .lMt 1875
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
Metaa : Marft.
Rem gOrt, II. RdrS.

Rem gort, II. Rdr5,
&upfer. - Wlartt feit.
Glectrplptic. Wiartt nominal;
slpeites Guartal $33.0o-35.00, no
minal; orittes Guartal $31.50-32.s
30.
GiIen. - Martt fsit. - 90. / Nors
tbern $35. .00-36,o0; No. 2 34.50-
$3.50; go. / SOutbsrn $31.00-32.,
90; glo. 2 $30.50-31.50.
5iltu. - Wartt feit; $54.00.
9Iei. - Mdrtt rubis.
iSpelter. - Martt rubig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
VeIs, Ssnhs nab Mftien in Rem gsri.

Wef4dl 4dlfSVdbttte WuIbtn 90 4-MH
Distontirt. He&Id snf 9ouboa parsR is.
its. 6Gr - 9sse s<7i, Commercial
UllS. ~ xsss tA7oH. 5i&t sA75; "a.
bel : anssifunsen eA78K. GraneS GiHt
5.65, eatel S.s4. Rah Sihf 68Lc, "a.
bel 6sX, &ronen Sidt II. 10, Rabsl Ills,
Sire Si4t 7.79, ytabtl 7.7s, Rubd Si6t
x7k, Raba 27X, eilbsy Harssn 75Ks,
3islifanif@e Collars SsE.
Gftien gormittaae nor
Der Esrft tef, fpdtes jebe4 pur6sn bic
Yrsiie beTabgeDri6t uns bh e@la6uoti.
ranger hsHssn 1eiksns nnisr esneE Dom
Ssmftas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13

Sdute. - Murtt mar rubig unb
itetig. - NaBgeial3sne go. ! 17a
--18c; SO. 2 161-17c per piunb
9th Builders friids 17-18c per
pfunb; Gountrp 13-14c; &albfelle
22-24c; so. / 9ullsn lac; so. 2 bo.
13e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
a,ribtex.
Dienfae. 13. Ulars.

Wten tag, 13. Ular5.
Ter pbere ObiofIub 1T i'm Stsisen
bssriffen, bier uber fdllt berislte uno
bate seitern abeno eineH 0aheritanb
bon 43.6 CUB.
Die folsenben SepsI4sn trafen ses
tern bier elm; 1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13
Pferbe .uxS Wtauleiel.

Cincinnati, 12. Mdr5.
Die 3ufu9r mar in Der perflofsnen
Wpde seriug unb bic preiie unss'
fdbr itetig. Die gla4frase mar cine
siemlib CUTE. Die Suotirungen
tparen pie folat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13

| tt /. ViuIti tuplD llu Ptcils
itetig. - Prima firIts Silbnereier
25c; iirits 24c; orbinGre firits 23e;
lseonbs 22e per Dubenb. Gnteneiner
Doc; 8Gnieeier SOC bus 9nBen6.
9eiliigeI. - Wartt rubig unt
ftetia; 9roilsrs bon II plumb uns
barunter 35c; 5rbers u pfllnb 25c;
9dbne 15ac; junae SdhHe 171t: Siib.
ner 22e; 5rutbiibnsr BON 8 Big 10
pfrnb 25e: bo. NIT trummsr Yruli
12c; GuIls Sc; peibe gntsn 18-
Zoe; Gdnfe 10-14e; alte Gauben
$1.50 per Dubenb.
Obitunb Gentle.
4epfel. = Rcme gsautp $3.50
$50; Ben 9apis $3.O0-4.25
Sptnatban $4.75-5.25; Rings S4.75
$50; gr..ninss $4.5O-5.OC; Snf.s
riOr allie SOrten $2.O0-3.00 per
g6l.
3itronen. California $2.75
$50 per Rifle; aim.s S5e-$1.Oo
per Rifle.
Srans.n. - California 1apcls
S2.75-3.75; 1loriba $3.00-3.25;
Sanserin. $2.25-2.50 per &iite.
Grape Gruit. - Glorisa S2.'
25-4OO.
Grbbeeren. - aein Gn9sbot.
2artofieln. louisville
$500; Wi9isan II. Wisconiin $500
pet gbl. unb $3.50 per gulbsI
bonn @eleiie; Bermuda go. / $10.s
90; Ho. 2 $500 Der gbl.
Saattartoffeln. - Genuine
Reb Hi,er frii6s Sbio, gu. S3.2o
gurbants, $50 pfunb Sad $7.75;
griibe, 6 woden, gu. $3.35; Rural
.leip gort $3.15; Rings, gu. S315
Subtartoffeln. - Delapars
$1,000, Ganep 9aIIs $1.5O-
aoSI. oeHlids $2.oo-225
per DBL.
@urt.n. - sreibbus s1.50-
Its per 0ussnb.
&raut = 9anifh ss.00-S.5O;
per gbl. rotbes $8.25-8.f5; Sungs
Gloriba s2.75-3.OO per camper.
Weibe RHben. $780,
25 per gbl.
Stedriben. - $4.75-5.OO
per Ybl.
3piebeln. @eiBe $3.50
600 per Crate. aelbe SS.50-9.00;
rotbe $500 per blinoert Bilnb.
Crime gobnen.- JIoriba
$3.50-3.75; Madsbcbu.n $3.50
3.75 per camper.
Sarotten. Ginhein''h. 3d.
N-3.75 per gbl.
lanbprpbufte
Seu. - go. ] 3imotbo $3.50.
17.o0;Ro. 2 aimot5p $15-75-16.25;
Ro. 3 simotbp $1475-15.50;I
Vo. / ssmifdisr ales $16-0o-16.5o;
Ro. 2 semiIdter alse $3.50 1900;
&c. ! alse $3.50 1880; Ro. q
Size s16.5o-17.O0; Sisfsss glIfaIia
$16Oo-19.O0; RossenitrOb S12.00|
-12.50; Safsritrob $10.50-11.0o;
Wei5enitrob S10.50-11.OO per SOns
ne.
Wiblenfutter. - Martt rus
biu unD felt. - alsie $39. .50-40.0 90;
Wibblinss braune $41.00-42.00;
ipsibe $42.00-43.o0; g.mii9tss Gut
ter $40.50-41.00.
GGmersien. T,ar,t ittiis.
- alesiamsH S10.50-12.0O per
gu. BON Stors; simoibp S225-2..
60; gu6psi3m S1.20; Gla9sIaamen
1925 eer gu.
Derfatebenes.
Dsle - Warit fsit; 2sin5l, robes
500 per Gaa. Sn partien Ia g6l.
Ge,o1tss le mehr; Ro. / 2arb5l S7r;
Cotton Gseb Oil. raiiinirt.s $l.Ol
Der @allone, 3erpeniin 56c in Qar. |
item bon 1--5 SaB, imS 20 in .9ar.
tien Don 1O---25 @alIonen q.trolsum. |
Obio Carbon 120 @rab Sc; hu. $50 |
Grab SIC; SsabIisbt It's grao o.
10e; RsbgrOpn Gaiclin 22se; Rapbs
ia 27c per gaIione In partisn Don / |
IS Bbls.
@atJ. - Der Rarii IN rubis. -
Sbip gfiper $1.4O per gbI. BON 100
pfunb, iJuhrIUbn bin5nsefiist.
Talg. - Warlt itetis. prima
Gitb 124-12Ac; bo. Gountrp Ill
l1hc per pfunb.
aoblen. - Marft rubig. pitts=
BURG $6.00--7.50; Ganapba $500
-7.50; RUB unb Slad $780,
DO per 1onne abslieftrt. Rauhloie
Stiidioblen SS.00-S.50; antbrathe
S10.5O per spnne abseliefsrt. Cote
Ioiist $7.O0-8.00 per aonne abses
[iefert
Woffe. ~ Die gaaffrase ipar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-13

9uiltbr lno gerianot fir oic
rerfloIIenen AZ Stunben, pergltteT
nit berislhen 3eit Der IssteH Wot,
ipdren pis fplst:
3ufubr:
sRinbp. Sdpsine S3atC
5. MGrs =. 1751 5153 AZ
IL. Mdrs =. 1860 4l37 45
gerianbt:
Rinbp. Sdpsine S9alt
3. Mdra 80 977
u. Mdrs ia 2444
Rinbpisb. Die Radfrag'
mar bsute sins CUTE unb bic preIlt
itiesen I'm 15-25e per 100 Yfunb
2lle i'm Martte bsfiuolidsn Stisrs
Ianben 4bnabms.
Uliitlsre uno i6ipere Stiers So.
00-11.00; 6lsiIdsr Stiers 500
9.75; aussrleisne bis ertrd $1,000
1850; Seiiers $700-9.O0; duser'
leisns $9.25-9,75; aiihe $685.
90; auserlsisus bis srtra $S.25-9.'
90; Gamers $4.50-5.75; Nlil6tiib'
$40.00-100.0O; Stoders unb see
berg S6.00-S.75.
9ullen. - Sas 4nsebot mar
nidt srob, bic Ru6frase cine CUTE
,trA hsr gIt1r't itdrf
fyette 9ulleu $S.75-9.CO; Bologna
$7.50-8.60; massre unb Ieidte $6..
00-725.
laGIber. Oas glnge6ot par
nur mdbis uno Der Martt fart.
Bette leitts adlber S12.25-12.50;
fair bis CUTE S10.50-12.25; orbinars
unb srobs $6.00-9.O0.
9 dneins. - Die 3uIubr mar
sr0bsr unb bic preiIe fir 5IsII9ers
forten fielsn I'M 1Oc, raube S9ipeins
itanben um 25t niebriser.
9ute big auserleIene 9erpadungss
unb Jleilteriurten $14.25-15.O0;
semiihte gerpadungsiortsu $14.75-
14.95; leibte 9srianbiiorten, 120 biz
155 pfunb, $13.o0--13.50; CUTE
Bis auserIsiens JertsI, 100-110
pfb.. $11.50-11.75; orbindrs uHs
Ieihte syertsl $9.5o--11.5O; orbinGre
bis auserleisne iafpere fetts SGus S.
50--14.00; Stass $9.00-1225.
g 4aft Inb 2ammsr.
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Die 3eppeline" imUe eltfriese

Sm arisse bilbetsn bic ,.3eppeIine1
cine Der sroBen beutftsn llsbers
rqfduHeen. gfift uIIstn i'm gluftlds
runssbisufie, por dllem aIs 4nsriffss
ipaffe baben tie ben Oeutfden ba5u
sebient, ben Rrieg no9 GngIanb 3u
traseN. @om 8eginn bes Sabres
1916 big gum Wnfans bides Sabres
purbsn i'm sonaeu 81 2rftausriffe
auf gnglanO ausgefiibrt unb snar
an folgenoen 5agen:
1915.
49,. 30. Sunuar:
yarmouth, Gromer, SberringbGm,
ainss 29nr.
14.-15. Npril.
glbtb, gebltnston, Maorpeatb,
gramlington. DoGsenb, Sebburn.
15.---16. 4pril.
MalbOn, Sepbribgs, Soutbnolb,
2onestpft, 8urnbam, yarmouth
$50. @pril
Spspta, Burn ct, GbmunDs.
Dbttton.
80. Mai.
Sontbenb. @eitcliFfe, 1bemIes
Miinbung,
16.-17. W2ai.
Iamssate, yolteitone.
81. Tlai BIB l. Sum-.
2onbon.
As. Suni.
Sumbers sWiinbuna, 6orpi4.
81. Sum-.
.9uG. @rimsbp.
15.-1s. Suni.
Gbielbs, Glsipidepn<Tpne.
80. Muguft.
2onbou, SbemiesMiinbung, Sdrs
mid, Sumbsr.
12.-l3. auguft.
Sartpth.
17.-1s. gusuit.
aonbon, Wppbbribse, Spsmi@.
7.-e. September.
2onbpn, geortpid, UibbeIsbprougb.
Ill. September.
2onbon.
la.-14. 0ttOber.
2DnbOn uub @Or'tdbts, SpsuiG-
1915.
81. SGruar Biz /. Sebruar.
2iperpppl, girtenbeab, Manheifer,
Sbsffislb, yfpttingbam, Birmingham,
9umber, Yarmputb.
5.-6. WGra.
SulI.
81. Mdrs big 1. 4pril
2onbon, @rftelb, Waltbam, Qbbeg.
Stopmartet, GDpestoft, Cambridge,
6umber.
1.-2. 4pril.
Sees Miinbuns, WlibbIssborougb,
Cumberland.
2.-3. Nprtl.
2onbOu, @binboursb, Hepcaitle.
3.-4. 4pril.
Great yarmouth.
5.-6. Qprtl.
@bitbp, Sua, 2eeos.
24.-25. 4pril.
Cambridge, gloripit, 2iHeoln,
SpstuiG. Iortpia. 5ar'
pib.
25.-26. 4pril.
2onbOn, goldeiter. Ramssdts.
2.-3. Wldt.
Utibbleborpugb, StodtpH, SuNbers
uno, SartlspOoI, ssess5Iub, Jirtb Of
forth.
2s.-29. SMi.
Gtnrpln, Grimsbp, Cunningham.
ouq, gOrpid.
81 SuIi bis l. 4uguit.
9OHOoH, SbsmiefTtauouEg, Oftlide
Srafi4aften.
2.-3. 4usuit.
2onbon. Sarpi9, Rorpid, gor.
pih 2ppsstoft, Nintsrtpn,
So. Iugut.
Spne Wtiinoung, Cumberland,
,artlepOoI, Mibblesborougb, Wbttbp.
JUN Grimbp, Sumber sWHinbuug.
tings 2bnn. Oitlibe 9rafi6after.
"a. ausuit.
2onbpn,
"a. --25. gusuit,
aonbon, Sarpid, aOIteitOns, Doper.
Z.-3. Septel1Der.
2onbon, gurmouf6, Snripi6, fiib'
itIi6s grafidaften. Sumber.
23.-24. Geptember.
9onhpn, Sumber, mittlere Graf'
taften (yso.tinsbam, Sbeffielb).
25.-26. September.
pprtsmoutb. befeitigte plaBe an
er SbemieSMiinbuns, Yprf, aeebs,
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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-08
Bystander at Fight
Receives Knife Wound

AS a result OF free-for-all street
fight in which he was not a partici-
pant. Steve Rosinsky, so years Of age,
of $50 Ogden street, was stabbed in
the abdomen, receiving serious in
jury, last night at about $50. Will
lam Walkowich. Of 757 Ogden street,
was arrested this morning at his
bench in Union Metallic Cartridge Co.
by Detective George Simon, charged
with being the man who welded the
knife.
Two other participants in the af-
fray, Michael Kasparisk, of 48
Church street, and William Baxton
of 81 Hallett street, who were ar
rested at the scene Of the fight, which
took place in Hallett street, were
fined IS each by Judge Frank Wilder
this morning.
The injured man claims to have
been passing the scene Of the trouble
when Rosinsky passed him on the
sidewalk and, he thought. pushed
him. Feeling his clothing wet a few
minutes later he learned on investi-
cation that he had been stabbed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-08
SELFISH MAN WHO
BEAT WIFE JAILED

Last Saturday being the day of the
Russian Christmas, Tony Garzonski
celebrated the event at his home, 76
Steuben street, with feasting, drink
ing and dancing. He had stocked his
home with a plentiful supply OF Il
quors, which he Quaffed with such rel
isl that his wife thought she would
enjoy drink Of the beverage.
Her husband, however, has very Pc
culiar ideas about the rights of wo-
men. In America his opinions would
class him In the ranks OF the anti
suffragists and persons holding his
ideas are considered as belonging to
an obsolete social type.
Tony insisted that his wife should
not drink and furthermore he would
prevent her drinking. 1t was right
for him to get drunk IL he wanted to
but his better half must go dry. But
Mrs. Garzonski insisted that new
era had dawned for women. She
would have drink.
She filled glass and was about to
down the contents when her husband
hit her a punch in the eye which
raised a lump as big as an egg and
as black as coal. Tony was pinched.
"You know in this country your wife
has as much right to drink as you
have" admonished Prosecutor Alexan-
der Delaney when Garzonski ap-
peared before him this morning. Judge
Wilder then turned wrathful eye on
the culprit and solemnly remarked:
''You can't beat your wife in Amer
lea any time you feel like it. Five
days in JAIL
AS Tony was led below his enlight-
eminent appeared to weigh heavily on
his mind.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-08
Singers NanAesake
Gets In Trouble By
Giving Imitation

John Mccormack, who though
somewhat of a warbler is no relation
to the Irish thrush of like nomencla-
ture, was arrested yesterday for
drunkenness and bailed out by a
friend. This morning he left his
home in Madison avenue, to answer
the charge in the city court
While enroute however he made too
many stops at establishments which
had indirectly caused his arrest yes
terday. When he arrived in the court
room he WAS far from being steady
on his feet He impatiently awaited
disposition Of his case interrupting
the session by singing out from the
back of the room and asking when
he would be tried. Judge Wilder had
him arrested and sent down stairs to
a cell to sleep off his second spree.
Tomorrow morning his case will be
disposed of.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-08
CONTINUE CASE OF ?
WOMAN DRIVER WHOSE
CAR STRUCK COUPLE

fhe trial Of Blanche Quint, New
Haven saleswoman, who resides at
81 Lyon place in the city, on charge
Of reckless driving following her ar
rest yesterday, when her machine in
jured Miss Nellie Cunningham Of 76
Crescent avenue, and Mrs. H. Usin-
ger Of 11O8 Barnum avenue, was con-
tinued by Judge Frank Wilder this
morning until Jan. 27.
The accident occurred yesterday
afternoon about o'clock in State
street, when Miss Quint lost her
presence of mind and the car skidded.
ran over the sidewalk and knocked
down Miss Cunningham and Mrs.
Usinger who were walking together.
Neither of the victims of the accident
were seriously hurt. Their bruises
were treated by DIR. j. p. Deery of the
emergency hospital.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-08
ASK ADMINISTRATORS
FOR PAINTERS ESTATE.

Application for an administrator on
the estate of John J. Conroy was filed
in the probate court today by Mrs.
Bridget Conroy, of Springfield, Mass,
his mother. Conroy was working in
the West End theatre and died on
May 20, 1916, from injuries received in
a fail there. Mrs. Alice Irene O'Ne4ll
of Springfield, sister, and Edward j.
Conroy Of Lansing, Mich, join in the
petition which is brought through At
torney Walter J. Walsh of New Ha-
ven. Charles F. Mitchell of New Ha-
ven has been selected as administra-
tor by the heirs. AS the deceased
left no estate it is believed the purpose
Of the application is to bring suit for
damages against Conroy's employer
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-08
JOSEPH o. MODES

Joseph 0. Modes, for number of
years an employe Of the American
Graphophone Co. succumbed to pneu-
monia today, at his home $50 William
street. He had been ill but a few
days. He was 38 years of age. He
Is survived by his wife, and one son,
Kenneth Modes. For number of
years after leaving school Mr. Modes
was engaged in the wholesale news
business. Later he engaged in the
insurance business. He had a wide
circle of friends in the East End
as well as on the West Side who will
be panied to learn of his death.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-08
Scares Crowd With
Long Carving Knife

Detective Martin Kane, who has
charge Of visiting Bridgeport's pawn
shops, was returning to police head
quarters this morning when he heard
a number Of persons shouting ''Look
out, he's got a knife" at Main street
and Fairfield avenue.
An excited individual stood on the
sidewalk outside Of Meig's department
store brandishing long carving knife.
He was taken into custody by Kane
and marched to police headquarters.
DR.. J. P. Deery was asked to exam
Inc the man, whose name and address
is unknown with the result that he
was pronounced demented and on
Deery's request removed to the Hill
side Home.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-08
WONG ST SING.

The body Of Wong ST Sing, the
Chinese who collapsed Saturday after
noon in Water street and died later
at the Bridgeport hospital was taken
to Brooklyn. N. Y, today for burial.
Members of a Tong with which the
dead man was connected and also OF
the Chinese lodge Of Masons OF
Brooklyn, New York, arranged for
the removal of the body. 1t will be
placed in a vault in Cypres( Hill ceme-
terry and later may be sent to China.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-01-08
ST. CHARLES PARISH
MEMBERS CUT CHURCH
DEBT $4,000 IN YEAR

The annual report Of st. Charles
r. G. church was read at all the
masses yesterday by Rev. Patrick
Mckinney, pastor. The report show
ed that $4,000, the largest amount
ever gathered in one year. was paid
on the church debt. The sum Of
$4,000 was collected during the year.
Since Father McGivney assumed
the pastorate three years ago the
church debt hasmbee reduced from
$4,000 to $4,000. It is the hope of
the pastor to wipe the debt entirely
off in the next two years.