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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-20
LAVE ANNAPOLIS

,lo $500 go go d52o, 77 e $50 Sc =, go 20
-1 r450 1920. $500, 100, $50. 1920,
IL.-s Academy Gate 10 minutes
State House Station, Bladen
%, ..a college Ave. seven "a minutes
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-20
EtN; WARNER.
w B. & A. Electric
Railroad.
vrD.CITY TERMINALS.

HstH s s5yos, Mor4 RaIilm a64 Evening sRd
bssh...-..ru and Camp Meade
"ev-.-| .fuu and Camp Meade
..at gers change at Naval
Academy Junction.l
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-20
LrANL AYAsmINGTON

ami t. 500. sgOJ, 1905, 11.O5, A. NJ, 1905,
1U gUl 3Oj. 800, s4.0J, 4.30, 500,
Gu- 1ul 9Uj llOJ. L. NJ. 1905 A. NJ.
fD.uE except Sunday.
agua4D.r- at Odenton with i. X. H., ana
., ANNAPOLIS Junction with the Il. and o.
st0rar.ts 100 OdeutOu with =. X. X.
uIu.Hf Annapolis 10 Baltimore.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-20

... ,-. $50. g.35, 1875, 11.35. A. NJ.
''' 30. 33J, x4.OJ. 4.35, x5.05,
. Ta5. 9.3j 11.35. =. NJ, 1885
,,, ,-..a- .e.ei-p or discharge passengers
%" y. u... points between AnhGIolis and
Nrva. Academy Junction and at Linth-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-19

&Dubwos - 0tvssst I1A&
~ Dapseu wsrsx beute nit eloutsHs'
osbtiisu Gbeslaben. dH6 bar be Ns4'
lts9t sad 1anettn cine rs6t cute nni
0tib N fen. GaS Tireten DufbsH pes
esn BeRlen ~ bssehass. oie Rafier pla.
eisten 3aaebea ssn esss ebeniaus ~ 6>l,
UsAfa ~ SsU ~
pnsDsn ~ Bari ,piIten Banien Serianft
~ goua1sfsste betsast Sos 9rtiHis Ssi
oiOoQ
msAid sss osssee.
ei4t.xDfAid aui ssntcn wnsbeM ~
at w Yjb. Gtsrliss auottrt 0sds
fh ari Dsriia lpuyben ni1t aneftf1; ~!
Ue9fel auI @aris 1LT6e pro 6rsne. anI
Umiterbam l4.2gs trp 0uibeH. se9Iel
ssf @isn parbea Ht4t snoftrt Sirss
14s Hxbd 1876, 6fe6totM pro &rpEs
S4,oe. Grsnes lSdpeit) 231e
sssariss essllssstsss.
NE smIdbs i'm bisitssM G!earsuabouls
bfle!es li3 ssnte auf %, iiO,sss.
ssssI.ssexnaSss.
Der Nsrft IN qolalfeiuritafeH uar teute
rutis Die amssieas &onins Rtu atiien
Derea bic siHsigen pspiere, pelAe ein d
Qsbsn ;eieten. Bersauff burben:
N ~ MAN..
30 Altisn 0msritnn aaofIing Wftn. ....... Jan
~ xgSttsH anssriean &oRiHe wssu u......., b4s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-19
2anopirtbi9aftli6es.
Die frii6eiteu 5rIhtartO +
feln.
Bon R Obert 9sssn

Gas geItrsben aller aartoffeI0I1
ter lit. ibr proputt 10 frab pIe nog
lid, : iniopeit uamli4 Die Jruftur
totfel in aSstra4t tommt. auf OeI
Wtartt gu briRseH, Denn bic rriissli
aartOffel er5ieIt Die ho4iteu PrelIe
Selbit su elmer 3eit, IN lpsl4sr md
cine betrGhtIihe Wfenge alter uher'
pinterter aartoffeln porbanoen 1T
fiueet bic neue Daare tDilige Ibneb.
msr uno Gnbs Sriibjabr itebeH oi'
prtiie fiir bic frii9 segrabene Crib
tart6fisl oft bOppelt 10 bod, als fil
porjGbrise. IS iino betahltIiA hi
aartOffsl5iiatsr bss SiiOens. Die Der
Rabm auf Dem Wartte aballi6Opfcr
pfleseu, lie iinb aber in setuifer Sim
iidt ben n6roIihen pfIan5ern sesen
iiber i'm Rahtbeil. Der Siiolduoer
befinoet Ii6 sritsns pieIe bunbert Ulei'
len nit boben 5ra6tgebiibren bon ben
n0rbIi6en NGrtten entfernt uno 5peia
tens 1T er, UNI bic Daare friib senua
auf ben Wurtt gu brineeu, eeStuungen,
bic anoIIen in iebr uureifem 3uiianot
81 araben.
Der 9emiiiesdrtner in anoerer
aanbestbeiIsn 1T, frog oes ibm burt'
Das Rlimo eripu1ienben 5inoerniiies.
in Der Qaae, an ben Setpinneu stnesJ
friiben Wtarttes tbeil3unebmeu. I'm
borin erfolsrsid gu fem. 1T es Dor aIs
lem n0tbis, fi6 aIs Saatsut iuirtlif,
friibe Sorten ausSutpdblen, bel oenelI
tsine gieeHid,afteu Der ipdtreiisrOer
Spielartsn pertreten iinb uHo Die Itc3
raid enttpidsIN. Die &artoffelpflais
ser baben bic erfabruns semaat, bab
sSaateut aus nOrpli6er gele9enen De
seRbsn sr0bere Grnten berbstbrinst,
als Iol6es aus nd9iter Rd6e. Wlii
SpdttartOffeIn mag serabs bas lIme
getsbrte Der Saa fsin. Nus bieiem
Grunbs besiebt man bic Suuttnoaen
fir bic friibe grnte nit 8OrIisbe aus
nDrbIiben 2anbestbeiIeil Dos nDrbz
Ii9e Raine. Ytiaisau unO BiscouIin
babsn ii6 nit ge5us auf Sartofiels
faatsut einen suten Ruf erpor6sn
SelbitperitdnbIid 1T friibes Pflouseu
nuf gut porbereiteten burhIGiiigeu
80oeu 5ur Gr3ieluns friiber grnten
unerlGblia unb aus hieIem @runoe
tpirb ianbissr gpben ober Der buntle
ianbise 2ebm, bic ols iparmes Grbs
reid bttannt iinb, porsesosen. Reihe
Dungung, namentlib nit Bbpsp5o
ten, III eine Der 9aupterforberuiie fir
cine quite Grnte.
Gin tptrtfam,,s Mittel, bic grnte
su befdpleitntsen, 1T bos Qntreiben
pber aeineu ber SdattdrioffeIn bpr
bem Pflansen. Gin betanrtsr @enifee
sdrtner IN Reoaba. Su.. aebt ippeit,
bic aerfhnittenen @cattnolIsn in elm
Warmbeet gu eir3ulsgeu unb lie 10
Ianse lpahfen gu laifen, bis iie CRIME
Srtebe nit etnem sisinrih melt ent-
tpidcltsn muraelfpitem auftpetfen. Die
pflatEen iperbeH odru ousgeboten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-19

5eu. = Mnrit feff; go. /, $2.1O;
30. 2, $500; Hp. 8. $1.9o; @er@
funbtforten $1.75-185, alles no@
minen.
9Dpfen. - Wlortt rubig; mittIerer
bis ausgepdblter 1917, 4O-5oc,
1915. nomineq.
3udsr. 4ober, Waartt ftetis;
Centrifugal s6.O05; MolaFes, mo-
minea; raffiuirter, itetig; Gut 2oaT
1886; gruibeD $50; Moulb q
1886; Cubes $500; xxx PotDr
bereb S7.65; pOtpbepeb $3.50; tetn
granmirter unb Diamond " $7.45;
gonfeetioners u $7.35; SO. /. $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-19

preifs iinb niir ipsnis Derdnbert unb
iparen fart.
Brauner muSIin - Gredt gaIIs Q
22hc, 9enberfpn GumiIp 1eEe Yspperei 1Os4
~ bo. % 42izs Utica 1914 soc. 6o 81 55c.
Briabfen fOs4 46t, bD. ga 421xc.
GebIetdfeT mnslfn = ssamfrtta
21Me, Gruit pf tbe Coon 22c, lonsbdIe SIC.
UsafoHbtae 235zf, 6iu PIC, Sope 1ec, Gbcofing
siar 16c, Gbief f75kr, aepeater 1ec, eilburbaii
fi;, Bepperei 10s4 50c, oo 9s4 4tc, Goauetfe
i4he, 1ifia 10s4 e5c. bO s.l 6oc, @r5abtoII
1914 b0r, b. Bs4 Acc.
griHts- -almeriean ebirtinq 11he, @me.
lean Snbigo t31fc, DiourHins 191kc, SiMpfon
Wiournine 1916, GiplpfoH fglrn pind 1S3zc,
Graf fsc, 8adtie anb SantitoH xtptu Hobes
t6e ReIiance 12hr
450 CSC, Queen Of the g9eft Y 38c, 6lisques
banHd 40c. Gondfoga Y J 99e.
:, y fna BE- N - gT,9sieas Msss Siapis lsMs. rs
SfapIe 1shf.
Clipper fsMe. SatipHal 1se, 6IeHode 1876,
Gperetf zoe.
Tentms ffHool 36e, Wnmeleb 321kc.
Gmbirt GI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-19
@hiraap. 18. Mebruar.

Welf6tDrn. = Sir MdrS an
sfluB $l.27s. Sir Mai $1.263-
1.263; ON SfGub $1.26s.
Safer. - Siir Wdrs 854-86sei
am S4luB S6tc. Sir Waai S3tt-
s42c; am S6luB S4sc.
Ioegen. go. 3, $2.23-2.2Sa.
0erite. - $1.6O-1.92.
Silnotbb. = $5.OO-8.25.
Selss. - S22.Oo- $500.
BORT. - Siir Wiai $48.o5-48.s :
20; am S6lub $48.05.
S6malS. = Sir Mai S26.o2-
1920; am SaluB S26.o5. Sir Sui
$2G. 6.27; am s6lub $26.25.
a;ppenfsiten. = Sdr Wai $3.50
$3.50; am S6luB $3.50. Gar
Suli $25.57-25.7o; nm S4luB
$3.50.
Butter. - Wartt ftetig; Creamery
44-49e.
eier. glartt nieoriger; 3uTubr
1852 aifen. Sirfs 52e; Orbinarp
firfis 49-50c; a,lf bem Warft 90
Sit
&artpffeln. - Mtortt niebriscr;
3ufubr 5s gors. @iscOniin, Mi4iz
gan urtb Winneiota Butt $1.9o-
200; DO. SGde $1.95-2.05.
Gefliigel. - 2ebenbes, Rartt bp@
Der; Springers 30c; Sabne, tein'
Guctatipu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-19
2iustuartiBe Mdrfte.
Ne ~ lerf, 1s. Hebruar.

MebI. - Rartt felt; 'Sprinss
$10.55-1100; Wintsrs $10.25-
1860; Sanlas $10.6o-11O0.
a9aismsbl. 4 Waartt itetis; Seines
ipeibes unb ssTbes uub gcaris $5-25
$50; aiIn brieb $1O.25.
WslIdtorn. - Mnrit ipiIlis; aiIn
brieb go. 8 eeIbes $17Sa uno Ro.
8 semiihtes $1.76h apiteu unb
5rabt Rem gcrf fofortigr 9ers
fanbt; Grstutinies $2.15 f. o. b
Cara.
Sofsr. = @artt fef; nariirIi@sr
S1.01--1o2.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-19
ueberR9t bes Cincinnati
W&arftes.
Jir bic MoHtae, ssa IS. Jsbrnsr
1915 snbisenben NpGe.

Gtneinnati, is. 5ebr. 1918.
Die nndfoIsenben Anotirunsen bes
Jiehsu iih nlr nuf Gngross 1ransafs
tionsn. Wsi fleineren Gd9dften tpers
ben etipos b5bers preiis bsre@net.
probifionem
S9mnf5. prina Gfeam
25.so .95c; Jamilp 25s-26le.
9rodenaefaIsenes Gleii4.
SGort clear Seiten 26t-27c: ertrn
ibort clear Seiten 26--ogtr; fur5e
9iippen 26-2GAc; Bellies 2S4-
28Ae per gfnns.
Ber6u9ertes IIeiTH. -
Sbort clear Geiten 2Sa -20c: ertrn
fborf rIeor Seiten 28b--29c. flu5e
ylipren 2SS -29e; Bellies 3Oa
Sugar gurtb Gleiih. -
G6IHten 291-30ic; pirIt.c Sf;uI.
tern 23a-24c: greatfait Bacon S7t
-39c; G4uItern in padeien "a
243c; Weip Dorf gnt 25A-26c: &c.
trodnte Beef Sd,ultern 34-3iAc.
Gibgep6dslfts IItii d.
Sdinfen 25-25ac; giei,ic g6nI.
tern 20c; Bellies 34-36c; Sdiiltern
IN Radeten 21--21sr; Tetp yorf Gut
DO. 2t-21ac.
Srif6es IIeifa. - Shins
Ten, Ioie 234-24c; pienic Shul.ern
19a--20e: SdpItern 211-22e; fur.
DC Rippenieiten 24-25e; ibort clear
Mippenieiten 21-25c; ertra fbort
clear 9iippenieiten 24-25e; Ieifte
gelltes 32a -33se; iduere DO. 81
-32e.
MebI unb getreibs
WtbI. - Bintsr patsnt 5000
-11.O0; Winter fanep s1o.20 Dins
ter fdmifp $9.70; Winter ertra $3.50;
Winier orbinGre $3.50; 9artes gDeis
5n patent $11.25-11.75: Sartes
Dei5eH fanep $l0.50-11.00; 5artss
Wsisen famiIp $9.7o-10.75; Rortbs
peitern stmu6tes $9.50-10OO;
Rcsssn, gitp. $9.50-1O.0O.
Deisem - Der Marit no, itss
tig; Ro. / rotber $3.50; Ro. 2 ros
tier $2.19; SO. 3 rotber $2.17; yto.
4 $2.12--2.13 per Bu.
Delf dforn. preiie feit.
Cine Gar SO. A selbes, 1872 Seuds
tiateit brndDte Sl.85 uub cine Gar
Ro. 5. 1913 syeuhiist,ii, $1.95 per
ea. - Weibes aoI6entorn S1.50-
1.6o; eeIbes aolbenforn S1.50-Ls
90; semiihits aolbcniorn $1.45-
1.55; fpeifvs apri 75t-$1.25.
5afer. - Rp. 2 fpsiber 94e;
Stanbarb ipeibrr 1896; go. 8 iusis
Fer SO -931c; Ro. 4 ioeiBer 90
92c; Ro. 2 semiidisr 91--92c; glo.
3 semif6tsr sinbeimif1er 9O-91c;
Ro. A ssmiidter 1886.
Roggtn - 90. 9 $2.15-2.20;
Ro. 8 S2.10-2.15; no. A $500
2.05; probe s1.95-2.O0.
Wbisfep.
es tpurmn beute 108 ,5dfer auf
Der gafis DON $3.50 per GaIioue psrs
inuft.
groteries.
aaffe. = Sara 27-32e; Mos
da 27-30c; Guatemala farep, tsins
Nlotiruna.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-19
Drs GDobs s.Wsarft.

Cincinnati. is. Sebr. 1918.
.Sn Der ptrfloifenen @ode iparsn
bic GeifSfte befrttbisenb, obipobl bie,
fefben burd bic Sransport : Shfpies
'siaseitsu beeinflubs iparben. Die
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-19
GbttasD, 1s, Gebruar.

S6peiue. - 3ufubr $4,000;
Iarit fart. Built $16.70-16.95
Ieidte $16.40-17.O5; semifdte $16.'
40-17.O5; i9pere $16.25-17.0O;
raube $16.25-16.40; JerteI $13.25
1925.
Rinbbisb. - 3ufubr 1900;
Warit Ieft. Rutipe Stiere $3.50
1880; stpders unb Seebers $7.35-
1860; aiibe unb Seifers $6.40-
11.65; aGIbsr $s.5o-13.75.
S6afs. = 3ufubr 10000;
Warti i6paa. Shafe. $9.75-l3.a
90; 9Gmmsr, $13.75-16.65.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-19

Gineinnati, 18. Ssbr. 1913.
9ie GeIdGfte taben ii6 bsbeutenn
gebp5en Die 3ufubr nor MIR mabis,
bod mar bic GuaIitdt beffer. slni
Re6nuna Der Bunbesregierung fpurs
be fort setauit. Der martt f4lOb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-19

Sortsn, fpas gu &onfuIioH uub Der.
peasIunssn @nlaB eibt. IS III oa.
Ter eut, bas Saatgut, bas man Su
6aben piimI4t, unter benz rittisen
ytamen gu taufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-19
D6HuubG gem NE

per aifs.
Drangen. - Gloriba $4.75
500 per Rifte.
| ananas. = Ssls Of pines a.
5000 pet Crate.
Orapt fruit. - Tloribn S.
25-4.25 per Rife.
Grbbeeren 5loriba so
Guart.
gspfsI. Spnnfbon $3.50
$500 PEI NbI. Gmoiebpnie $45O-
500 per BEL; Rnmbo aspfel SAFE
-4.50 per BEL; Grimes Golben $6.'
90 per BEL; Gplf gfiper $3.50 pei
Dbl; pippins $3.50 500 per BEL
orbindrs Gortsn 75c-$1.00 per Bbl
Somotoes. - Sreibbaus 15-
zoe per pfunb.
3artpffeln. - Mi6igan $2.'
4o-2.5O per 100 igfunb Sad aui
Dem @efeiie.
SaBfartoffsIm Nanct
3au $2.00-2.25, Porto Ricp S1.5C
Lib per 3amper.
Gurten. - 1reibbuus $1.0-
1.75 per Dubenb.
araut. = 91niites $65. 90
1000 per 1on arf bem G.leiie unb
&.00 per 100 pfunb Dom Store;
Jloriba $4.00-4.50 per Crate.
Gtedraben. $2.4o-25C
per Blu.
meibe Raben - $2.5o-2.75
per Abl.
3piebeln. - Gelbe $3.50
2.75; tpeibe $2.50-2.75 per bunbsri
pfunb Sod auf bem Geleiie.
Griine 8obnen. - Siibli4c
S3.50-4.O0 per Snmper.
aarottem ginbeimifde 81
so per 86I.
5eu. go. 1imotsp $340o;
0o. 2 9imotbp $32.50-33.oo; SO.
3 aimotbp $31.50-32.OO; go. l
ecnliifter aIee $32.50-33.00;
Ro. 2 senniiht.r alse 5000
$3.50; Rp. / ales $33. 90 1850;
To. 2 aIes 32.OO- $500; gnfaIfu
$33.O0-37.Oo; Rogsenftrob $500
-15.5O; Wcisenitrob $15.00-15.-
80; oaferitrob $15.00-15.5o per
1onne.
Wiblenfutter. - Die Yrei>
ie fit aleie iperben feftseiebt auf
elmer gafis bon 3s grosent Der
oarfftnfttlihen Rotten bon WeiSen
IN Der @iible. Die greiie DON onbss
rem Wsiseu Wiiblenfutter fnb:
Sbort ober Gtnnbarb Wibblinss
$500 iiber bem preis BON &leie.
seniidtss syuttsr $4O0, BeiisWibs
bltnes $500 iiber aleie, Reo Dog
$500 uber Eleie.
G6mereien - Warft fen;
aIeefmnen $18.75-2o.50; per gu.
bonn Stors; simotbp $3.s5-4.2o;
5Iatsiamen $3.50 per Blu.
Derf&iebeueL
Dele. - Nartt jtetis. - asinol
robes $1.23 per GaQOne in partieu
bon ID Bbl.; Ia galIonen &c,
todtes $1.24; Ro. / 2arb6l, $1.38-
LAO; Winttr=9eit S1.63-L66; gots
ton Sceb Oil raft. $1.64 per 9auof
ne; serpentin 55c in gnrtien bon
Is Gab; Petroleum Sbio Carbon
State seit 9he; Sps3ialsSorte 10c;
Reb grolpn GaioIin 24c; Rapbta
SOC per Galone.
Sal5. Ser Wartt IN tejf. -
ObiO aioer s2.o1 per ga. BON 100
piunb, SubrIohn binSusefiiet.
Safs. - Mnrtt fart. = prtma
gitp. 17a--1Se; DO. Gountrp Is
151c per pfunb.
WoIle. - Ter Wurtt mar lebs
baft unb bic preiie fart.
Gepaf9sne
r. n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-19

Snder. - Y3reiie ftit. - Raffi'
nirttr Gut 2pof 10c; pctpbereb 8Ac,
grmuIirter Sc; goufsetioners ~
SIC per 100 pfunb; Retp DrIeana
clarified ipeibrr Sic; bo. selbsr Sc pei
pinub.
mDfaiies. - wlarti iietis. =
Rem Orleans Oppen &sttel 65-
s5e; Centrifugal 5000 per GaI'
lone.
Rsis. - eytra fanep Seab o.
9ac; fanen St-Sie; Iseonb 9sab Sc;
stbrO6ener TAG; Sapan s4-sac.
Dairp protutts
Butter. Martt ,ismIifl lebs
baft. preiis iistis. BbclemiIi
cttra 53Ae; GeutrdliSeb ertra ole;
GcntraIisfb firits 49t; isconos 465c;
Jnnsp DARN 40c; padins Stod SO
BE per pfunb.
RGfe. - Marit fsTt; Cbio 26c;
glorbneitlidsr 26-28te; S9psi,er
40-65e; eimburssr 29-29Ae; bo.
Bird 32c per pfunb.
eier. - 3ufubr srDber; Marit
f&nG4er. a3rimd firits 6iibnsr,ier
SEE; ftrfts 51e; rrbinart firms SOC;
fstcnbs 46e per Oubenb.
GsfIHgtl. - maarit Itbbaft;
preiit feif. - @roilsrs sipei g}funb
uno borunttr 28c; yrpers iiber sfpei
pfunb 28e; 5dbr 22-25e; 9iibner
niirftn Big gum l Wai ntdt psrtauft
iperten: Erutbiibnsr bon s--10 pfb.
Bic; bp. nit irummer 9ruft 18c;
Gnaa Sc: tpeibe enten 27e; farbiee
25e; 0dnie 1s-2Oc; nIte Saabsn
Sl6o per Dubenh. \
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-19
Metaa sMarf

Rep YDrt, Is. Jebruar.
glei. - Martt ftetig; 500
-7.20.
Spelter. - Martt rabig; $7.873
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-19

itctis. = NeueeinI5ene ylo. 1 13e;
gsc. 2 i2e per &ilIHb; trcdene Stint
2Gc, trodeneeial5ene 24e; aaIbieIlc
24--26e; &p. 1 gullen f0c; 9to. 2
DO. Sc; @ierocbdute 9io. / srobe So.
80; go. 2 bo. $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-19
Diebiiiarft

Cincinnati, 18. 5ebr. 1918.
3ufubr nnb 8erianbt fir bic IsBe
ten 4s Gninben, Oerslifkn init bers
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pie folgt:
3ufubr.
giinbp. S6ipeine Sfnf:
IL. 5eb. 1902 1924 81
IL. 5eb. 1884 5064 109
@erfanbt.
Rinbp. S4peins Shnfe
II. Geb. ... 42 1912
18. 1eb. -. "a go 1876
Rinbpieb. - Der Narit mar
bcuts Isbbaft unb itart. beioHbsrs fur
bic beiieren Gleii4eriorten, ipeide
stfpos i'm preiie itiegen. Sute Stos
dsrs unb 5eebers finb in gutter RatT
frase, anbere langiam. Gute UtiI4s
tiibe iinb rar unb fart I'M preiie.
Wiittlere unb ithpere Gtiere $10.s
O0-12.5O; Gleiitsr etisre 500
1000; auserlefene bis ertra $10.25
--11.5O; 5eiferg $3.50 -9.75; aus
erlsiene bis ertra $10.Q0-1L00;
Stiibc $6.75-SO0; auserldeus Bis
ertra $S.O0-10.Oo; Ganners $500
$50; Wil4tiik $50.00-125. 90;
Stoders unb sye.bsrs $6.5O-1O.Oo.
9uIIen 0R beiiereu 5leia
j1erIorten iinb in gutter Naairase
unb itstis. Bologna 8uIleu aber ties
len um 1o-2oe.
1stte guIlen $10.5o-11.00; 9os
losua $s.25-10.00; ertra $10.25;
masere unb lsidts $6.0o-s.0o.
G 9Deiue. - Die preiie sins
gen beute abermnls Inn 25e per 100
Yfunb in bic Sobe. Die yia@rase
mar eine suts unb Der War!t Dsr5Iieb
fart bis gum Sddub.
AuserIeiene fhipers iiber 275 gfo.
$l6.75; mittIere unb eeniiibte 100
pfunb unb mebr$17O0; fair bis sus
is leihts 8srIaRotforten 100 bis $50
Yfunb $15.50-16.00; oroindre BIG
quite Jerisl 110 pfunb unb ipeniger
$11.oo-14.50; orbindre bis ausers
isIene idtpert feite Sdue $1,000
14.75; orbinGre bis auserIeiens
Gtas $1O.O0-12.25.
g dafe unb 2dmmer. - Die
SituatiOn bat iirb uur tpenis DerGns
bert. Sdafe iuaren iistig Bis fart.
gute 2Gmmer iparen f,etig.
S6ofs, aussrleiene bis eItra SILL
O0-11.50; fair big quite $500
HOO; oreirtdre $500 800; gGds
5000 unb luenieer. gammer, aus
srleIene bis srtrn leibte $500
1850; fair bis CUTE $16.5O-17.Oo;
ieeonbs $15.o0-16.O0; prSindrc
$12.00-1400.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-12-28
Our wanton Waste Of Life

Americans are just nov closely
scTutinizing lists showing casualties
among cur soldier boys. We are
rightly lamenting the loss of life re-
sulting from our participation in the
war against Germany. We are COM
forted in part by the consideration
that we lost very few American boys
as compared with what our casual
ties would have been, If like Britain
and France and Belgium, we had been.
pitted against the enemy for over
four long years. On the other hand
we know that lack of means of care
causes the death of many men in
camps.
Our sorrow over the number of
American boys who made the supreme
sacrifice in war should help arouse
US to our wanton destruction of hu-
man life throughout the United States
ia our activities OF peace. We have
previously shown how every year a
little army of Americans die as a re-
suit OF automobile carelessness. An
other army is wiped out by industrial
accidents
startling number of casualties on
This morning we take up the
American steam railways. Accord
ing TO the annual report Of the inter-
state commerce commission the casu,
alt.es on steam railroads in this coun-
try during the past year aggregated
nearly 100000 counting both killed
and injured OF this number 500 per-
sons were killed and l2S,S35 injured
in what are classed as non-ttrain ac-
cidents.
The numberof railway passengers
killed in the entire country was only
301, and the number injured was
1882. When we turn to train EN-
ployees,, however, we find no less than
2TS1 killed and $3.50 injured. Per-
sons carried not as passengers but
under contract, such as mail clerks.
Pullman conductors and so on, sui.
fered loss Of life to the number of AZ.
while 1872 were injured. Other non
trespassers figure in the list with
2200 killed and 59S7 injured No less
than 4243 trespassers on railroad
property We're killed by trains and
1929 were injured
Marked and gratifying progress has
been made In the invention and pro.
vision OF devices TO promote safety
for travellers and the public on rail
ways but much evidently remains to
be accomplished It Is impossible to
eliminate the purely human element
in connection with safety appliances
and automatic sysems on railways
The chief factor in railroad casualties
continues TO be the carelessnoss OF
people and that element cannot be cas-
lily eliminated.
Burlington Free Press
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-12-28
Rather Extensive

we read the statement of state
expenses, issued by the state auditor,
correctly, the last revision Of the laws
OF Vermont cost the tidy sum Of $685.
53S.6l The laws OF the state are re-
yised once in ten years and this last
revision changed them from the Pub
lie Statutes of Vermont" to The
General Laws OF Vermont" The
items which make up this sum of $685.
5SS.61, taken from the comparative
sra ement of expenses are as fol.
lcws:-
IN Commission to Revise Public Stat
.nleg' for the year 1914, $2,965.5l; for
1915. $7T3l2.
i3 Commissioner to Revise p s. for
lbo year 1915. S204i0; for 1916. Sl0,-
30 30; for 1917, Sl5.S3O.0s.
editors Public Statutes and Gen
f3 Laws for The year 1917, $2OS7. SO;
IL. 1918, S21.6S3.56
The total of these amounts is $53
5S3.6l Divide this amount lv the
total number Of days in these five
years, 1925 and YOU get $29.s6 plus
per day, Sundays and all Whether
or not this total includes the cost OF
.pi 'nting and binding the new edition
Of the General Laws we do not know
Bot it looks as though It was a rather
] e. pensive job for the state.
II would be interesting to know how
much Of this large sum went to tn,
fmln who had the most to do in this
work, how much for expenses and how
much for printing, etc. To look a
the book and then at these figures
makes 1t appear as though Hog Is
land" Job had been put up on the tax
payers of the state. While there prol
ably would not be anything crimina
uncovered It might be well for the in
coming Legislature to appoint a com
mlttee and investigate the accounts
OF this honorary member of ~Th
Satehouse Gang '-Brattleboro Re
formes
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-12-28

When a man can think of nothing
else 10 grpmble about he can always
fall back on the tax question Taxes
and public expenses are always going
up and never down, and Vermont IS
right in step with the parade When
the new legislature meets it will be
called upon to appropriate more mon
ey than ever before and increased ex-
penses mean increased taxes. Some
Of the money is wasted but not so
much as most folks think. The
greatest item this year is, of course
due to the war and the fact that Yer
mont paid its soldiers little extra
We don't know how others feel about
this but The Banner is glad that Yer
mont has treated its sons a trife bet
ter than the other safes. This, how
ever is only one of the increased
state expenses. Practically every
department. wants more money
Thcy don't want to steal it but are
seeking to improve the service and
build up the value of their particular
department. This in itself is cred
table, but it puts on the legislature
the duty of watching close to find out
whether the increases are justified
In this constant demand for increase
the courts are the worst offenders
Vermont now pays sS50,OOO per year
for the support of the garious courts
1t is the most expensive thing The
state buys but no one seriously adj
yocates doing away with it entirely
The most that the state can expect
from this or any Legislature is that II
win seek to spend the money where it
will do the state most good. In the
meantime we can all be preparing for
a better chance than ever before to
grumble about our taxes