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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-04

loerrai6eInoen. Iorgfletherenoeu ms
i6mabenoeu Menge.
sic mar teine 5rernbe bier. Gie
anbern mnreH Sremoe, unbered}-
tigte. sic batte eiu beiIiges yiewt
Ian bieIem Bib, benn iie bate eiH
2ebenssliid eeopfert, banlit es per.
ben fonnte.
Ridt er ieIbjt, ein Greuno mar 81
ibr gefomnlen uno bate geiagt: soie
nliiiien ibn frsiseben. Gie Miiers
elmer Sunserebe mare Der Soo ieI-
uer ailnit. @r Ieibet ibon unter
Dem 2ruf Der aette, aber er bat
nibt ben Mut, es ein3useItebeH. SD
peiB. baB er per5peiielte Stunoen
9at Inn Oieie sSugenhtorbeit.
Sic bate i'm freigesebeH.
limb oesbalb bate lie anteil an
ieinem GiinItlertum. Gein annit-
luert mar bic 8unoerbliite, Die aus
Der @i9e ibres Spiers eritauoen
aus ibrer neriparteten sSugeno,
ibrem ungelebteH Srauenleben. sic
blidte auf oas Bib nit etuas pie
miitterIider 3drtIihfeit. Sic bate
es mitgeibaffen.
gS iiberfam iie eine srObe, beiIise
5reuoe.
Us mar, als OBJ Elm Strabl oes
ipmmerIonnisen lebeusparmen Bill.
bes altf iie gefatlen mare uno iie nit
Gem @Iana bes Gliids unb einef
neuen, i4onen Suseno iiber5osen
batfe.
glber Der @lans fam nift DON
auben er fam aus ibr ielblt.
3autals batten iib pobl murren.
be uno 5peiielabe Stimrneu in ibr
erbeben rpoaen: bate iie baS Spier
ptrtIi6 bringen nliiiien9 llno -
mar es nidt Oieaeiht nmiouit ge-
bra6t2
Serte prbte iie, baB es niht uHl.
ionit gebrabt porOen mar. StraD-
leno uno bliibeno unO ieIig lab JIG
i'm Sonnenglan5 Der Grnte.
llno oieieu Slang trug iie nit
fort, als lie eing. sic mar nid1t
mebr bic Iinfiide sIengitIi6e, lie
laritt rubis uno iider, pie iene
WenI6en, bic Elm punberpoaes @r'
lebnis 10 gang eriiilt baB ni1tS
BON benz duBerIiden @etriebe Inn.
Der iie itoren perpirren ooer dugiti-
gen fam.
Sic puBte: irsenopo in 6ieier
eroBen Staot tpobnte aud er. aber
iie piiuidte teiu @ieoerieben.
Sic DuBte ia, bob er elm GROCER
aiinltler selporbeu war.
Der @lan3 zines un3erit0rbareu
@lides lag auf ibren 3iigen aIs
iie in Die yadt bineinillbr, in Oas
enge, fleiue, blalie 2eben 5urid,
lluo elm @rnteionnenidein persoI-
Oete oas 9unse, blaiie, itiue SebeI.
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Sdlutsrsbufts gerweaslans.

Elmer Der srimmisften 5remOp0rs
terfeiuoe mar Der @amnaiialoireitor
Ut. IN 2ep6ig. uno has bntts iols
geuoen 9runo. Sn Ieiner S4uIe
puroen bic 4useu Der S9iiler ourf,
eiReH ar5t uutsriu6t. 1arauf CAB
Der Direttor einem isiHer 6eitrn S6u.
Ter fpIseuoea Brief an ieinsn Batter
nit: ,9sebrter Serr! Die 1eute
oneeitelte luterIu4un9 bat srges
ben, bob Sbr Grip fart CUR R9opis
nsigt. Sic lnifeH sttpas IN n~
Sobe tiin.-
&m uddifeu Rcrseu braate 5r..
oen 2irettor folsenOen antportbrIeI
ees 8aters: .geebrter Serr 8irsts
tori 9eitsn DAM fir Sbre Ra6s
ri9t. Sd babe meinem SObne cine
seb0rise Srudt griissI suteil peroeu
laHert uHb i'd boffs, er piro es nitt
wisber tuu. Sollte er oeuno9 Fh
tpiscer ettpos gu i4uIosu tommen LAT.
len, 70 bite isb I'm siitise Ysitte.
lung
Seitoem Tdrieb Der 9irettpr ME
iptsoer .Rpopie-. ionoern ,aur5iibs
tietett- un6 perfplst bic Trsmen1rs
ter nit erimmigifem Sab. absr ben
Spibnameu .Wlpops". oeu ibm feline
S9iiIer DerIitben, wurps CT ,lis mies
oey lps.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-04

eanstaaAE Eark llls.

- wesN " p &st0 w.
~ S!s /! sNssI!ses asa EsF...a e: ss.!s
fen Ait Moutu,saibetIen tsrf beiddf tgt,
0eip III iebr ifif. 6ar 1arlsben prFper
pou ben xanfeu e96 berehnet, bic Mofles
gIastrtsu Sarlsbsa .pa eals sbsniaat y
6JS.
Es4td sst nsU usa
varbea 40 4aSi shif&ea Danlen ussissfk
1ie Gonuserrate betrdst t0e Drdmss yer
S100Q
sssaid ssf gxsseA.
siAt.@ .@.f,d auf YpHson uurefn ~
l.77 pro Bib. Si.rliHs suotist Wsa.
feI auf Dsrlln pproeH uidt qyostrf; i'i!
Wedfel auf pariS II. s1c pro 6rane auI
&mIttrnam <4.2ss pro Gnfesn. Be9fei
suf Wien wnrbtH Nt&t 9uotlrt. Atrts
i4e. @ubd 16ke, Gfodtulm PRO &gcns
Nios. GsaneS is&ptis) ssks
gisssins ssuie.auiss&
Die ilmiite i'm b!siiaen elsaringbosis
btIiefsu iid btuts swf ad.s6r.ses Sis um
icte esr pssaoijeHsn @ott betrugen y52.s
oy7.fs4. essen ~, $40. .5s7 IN ber iorrefpsa,
sitsaSen Wp&s efs serissH Jaasss.
sssslssasassse
Gnesiesn Gsnine Nia, Gine. GaS &
Glscfvic upb stifip Gdrep prf Affisn uurs
ben beuts Nen(i6 tarl espanselt Mnb Ds.
rfn fen i'm preiie. 6onh var eey Narff
rutie Nsslauls ppTbeR:
~ ~ Ssac.
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3ufubr.

Rinbbieb. - Ter Rarii mar
brute iistis su ben Preiien bonn Jreis
tag. Stodsrs uuo SeeDers uR6 aud,
bic befsren WiIdtiibe paren in snisr
Rahfrage.
WlittIere unb i9pere Stiere $40
13. Glsiider Stiere $7-50-10.25,
auserIeiene Bis ertra $l0.50-n.50, D,
aiibe $3.50. nussrIsiene bia eytra
$s.75-l0, Gamers So - 6.75,
Mil4tiibc $685.. StOders uno
SJeebers $T-10-50.
BulIeu.-Der Martt mar iangs
fam uub i9lsppeHb. Jet.e 9uIIeH
itsbsn I'm 20 -50e riebriser ala Issit
Wode.
ittte gullsn $9.75--1o, Bologna
$8.25-9.50, ertrd $9.75, masere
unb leihte $6.50-8.
RGlber. @ute aGlber iporsn
IN Rndirass, bic antsren aber iDaren
larlgfam uHe fbpah.
Bette Iei1te 9sals $13.75--14,
fair big quite $10--13.75, prbtndre
unb srObe s6-9.
9 4speiHt. 49, Die Rnhfrdge
mar cine CUTE uno bie prsiit itisgen
nm $500 per 100 pfuub. Geriel
iparen rnr uno itisseH nm 81.
2tusatipdbIte fbpsrs $17.50, miits
fsre uuS Simii&is pon 160 gia. auIs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-04

Dranseh 0lOriba $4.75--
800 per Rife.
grapt Jruit. - G1orioa $3.s
25-4.25 per Rjte.
Grbbceren. Tloriba 30
35c per Quart.
MepfsI. Spnnfhdi $3.50
$500 per Dbl. Gmoteboufe $3.50
500 per BEL; Nambo Mepfef $4-25
=4.50 per Hbl.: Grimes Gelben $6.s
90 per 1bl.; @olf RiNr $3.50 per
gbI.; pippins S4.50-5.00 per gb!.;
o:bindre Gortsn 75t-$1.0O per Dbl.
9omatoes. - 9reibhaus lb-
zoe per pfunb; Gloriba $3.Oo-3.2o
per grote.
Rartpffeln. - Miaigan ST.
.85 1.90, WiseonfiH $500 -2.10
per 100 pfunb god auf benz gsIsiie.
Sibtartoffeln. - yfane1
9aa $2.092.25. porto Rico $1.O
--1.45 per Camper.
gnrten. = 5reibbdus $1.50-
l.75 per Dubeub.
araut. DdRifhes 5000
65 90 per aon auf bem Settle unb
s3.00-3.50 per 100 pfuHb bonn
etors; Gloriba $Soo-3-25 per
Crate.
Gtedrabsn. $2.40-2.5o
per gu.
meiBe aabem s2-5o-2.D
PET Bel.
3pieba II. - GeIDe 500
LEO; iDeibe $2.00-2.25 per buHbert
plumb Sod auf osn Gelsifs.
Crime BpbneM - Sioli4s
S5O0-5.50 per 5amper.
Rarotten. - Ginbeimif6e $3.s
0O-3-5O per Bbl.
Seu. - SO l 5imotAD $500
1925; Ro. 2 5imotbs $32 2.50-333 >
90; so. 3 1imotbp $31 .O0-32 90;
gho. l semiihter &iet $30.H-a.s =
GO; Ro. 8 aimoibp $31. .00-32.0o;
Ro. / ssmiidtsr alee $30.5OEa.s
90; SO. 2 gsuiItter- ales4 5000
1850; $50. / alee $1,000 81. 90;
9o. 2 als: $1,000; alfalfa $1,000
34.0O; aossenftrob $14.5o-15.00;
Wsi,eniirob s14.Oo-14.5o; 6afers
itroh $1400-14.50 per 5OHne.
MtiibtenfutteI - Die prst'
ie ffir alsie iperben feIgeiebt auf
elmer g1fis Don 38 prosent Der
brr6ifnittli6eu Soften bon Weisen
IN Der weiibls Die preife pom anbe'
rem gDsisen MHbl.nfutter finb:
Gbort pbr Gtauborb Wioblinss
$2.0O iiber benz greis BON alsis.
semifdt.s Guiter S4.00, WeitsWibs
blinss $500 iiber alsis, Rsb Dog
$500 iiber silsis.
Gdmerfien. Wlarft teff;
Rleeiam.n $19.O0-M.50 per gu.
bom Siore; Simoibp $3.6o-4.10;
;JlatsIamen $3.50 per Bu.
Bsrf4iebeneA.
Dele. - Martt fietig. - 9siHol
robes $1.40 per 9nIlons in partien
BON IA gbl.; S1.55 in partitn
Don Ia Gaapnen; g1o. 1 earb0l
$1.38-14o; Wint.r.seft $1.8-
les: Cotton Seeb Oil raft. $L64
pei galIpns; 3erpeHtin 52e in pars
iien BON 1-5 Sob; Petroleum Sbio
Carbon Stnie 5sit lac; Spe5iaL
Gort. lac; Reb Grotpu Gaipltn 25c;
Rapbta 3oe per gaaoHe.
gala. - Der Wmtt iif fef. =
Obio geper s2o1 per B6I. bon 100
pfunb, 5ubrIobn biu5usefigt
SaIg. = Wartt Fart. - prima
gitp, 17-17ae; bO. gountrp Is
J5lr ber 9lfuub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-04
ON CALL.


0ei1aftspatiere wurben ~ 6X& bts.
tsuiirt. Bs9fd sni 2cHsoa sartn itstis:
Eas 20 Tass eA7a. gommereial 8ias. -
sv:,,.s.:, sss = g'Ss 5Iss Mssx .ss:, ssSs'. s.
5.12K. Aatt k7eK; Fart ieins Huott.
lanSij&e Oufoen Siat AZ. &dbsf AZ
Sire 6idt $50, Gabsl s.7s. Rubsl Si4i
Is; &std lx4, Slber. HarreH s5H,
Rs1iisnif&e Dollars %.
afttssmsrft--Gt nusbe teute eiu
Tru6 ium BerfsujsR snseeust nno bic
Vreiie 6atteR babel iu ftipsn. ia man.
den stasn teikieu I'd, Die BsrlHfis sui
"A RciptA Ess Rarft f9lDb l6ser.
aibsrfp sH9s Bombs idfpfieH ~ s7.Ss
-ss, be erlfss ~ ~ 91.e8-e120 uns
bic jvsites lss " 9e.5e-so7a.
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|adsliher sMartt.S erid,t.

49," WbutJ = Ht~t1 iSiS'
Die na6folssnbsn luotirunsen bss
5ieben fit nllr agf GHgross 5ransafs
ticnsn. Bel tlsinsrm Gsihdften ipsrs
ben sttpns bobsre qrtiis bersdntt.
prpDifioHsH
6hmaIa. prima Gteam
26.85-26.20; 6amitD 284-26ae.
sredsnatfafasnts Gltiid,
Sbprt clear Seiten 26J-27e; ertra
itort clear Seiten 26-28tt; furSe
@ippen 26-28ae; Bellies 2S4-
28ae per pfuno.
4erGn@trtes Gfeifd. -
Sbort clear Geiten a8b--20e: ertra
fburt clear Seiten 2s5 -29c; fiirae
Mippcn 28A28e; geliies 30a-3ie.
S4gar Gureb nleif9. =
Sdilifen 29}-30Ac; picn.c SfMl.
tern 28a-24e; greaifait Bacon 671
38c; Gdultern IN padetsn 24-
243e; Weiu BORT Gut 25A26e: ge.
trsinte Beef Sfultern 34-34Ac.
Gibsep1dsltts GIeif&-
Stbtnten 25-253e; pienie SduI.
tern zoe; Bellies 34--36c; Sdultern
in padeten 2t-2tse; NeiD Dorf Gut
30. 21--2iac.
1rif1es gteifh. - Ghins
fen. loie 23524e; Eicnic SduItern
1aA 20c; SdriItern 2ia 22e; fur.
&c Mippenieiten 24-25e; itort clear
gfippenieiien 24-25e; ertra ibort
clear @ippenieitcn 24-25e; Ieifte
Bellies 32a-33Ae; idwere DO. 81
-32c.
Wsbl uub getreibe
Mtbf. - WiHtsr pateni $10-80
HOO; Minier fdncb 5000; @in.
ter familp $9.70; Wintsr ertra $S.7O;
Wintsr orbindre $500; 9artes Weis
sen patent SLIPS - lilo; Sdrtes
Mei,en fanep $9.75-10.25; Sdrtes
Mkiaen fanilp sa.0O-10.00; 4ortbs
ipsfsrn semiihtes $10.5o-l1.2o;
Rossem, Giip. $10.58-11,25.
Dtiasn Der Marft mar iie'
iig; No. / rotber $2.27; Rp. 2 roe
ihsr $2.24; 9o. 3 rotbsr s2.23; Ro.
a $2.22 per Bu.
WeIfbforn - preiIe feit.
Gin, Gar Ro. A seIbes, 1872 Geii1s
tigteit bradte $1.85 unb sine Gar
30. 8, 1913 6euftisteii, $1.95 per
gu. - @eibes &olbentorn $1.55--
1.65; selbes &olbenfprn S1.25-1.s
80; ssmiiftss 3olbeniorn $1.25--Ls
40; ipe;des aorn $1.10-1.30.
6afer. - SO. 2 ipeibsr 95a
Sec; Stanbarb ipeibsr 80 953e; go.
3 tpeibfr 94A csc; 30. a tpsiber SO
RO. 2 seulifffr 92- 93e ;Ro.
g s.miihter einbetmifder 91-S2e;
Rc. 4 semif4ter 90-91e.
Rpgeen. - SO. 2 $2.55-2.0;
30. 3 $2.50-2.55; go. A $40
ESQ; probe $2.25-2.35.
Whtstep.
es tpurben 9eute 1856 JdiTer auf
per gaiis oon $3.50 per 9alione Ders
lauft.
roeerfes.
aaffee - SaDa 27-32e; Ros
ia 27-30e; Guatemala fdnsp. isiue
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Diehniarft

Cincinnati 2. Mdrs 1913.
3ufubr unb 8erIanbt ndbreHb Der
perflpiIsnsn Wote, pepslihen nit ben
porbersebenbn sipei Wo&en. iDareu
ME folgt:
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~ ttni3ipal . 0 D. 81
Ginfsmmsa bR-
3 bis 40 aabrs isufers.
Geasuinatipn $500.
The Rudolph NeyboIts Co,

ipdrts Sl7.5O, fair Biz quite Iei6te
Don 12O bis $50 giunb $17-17.50,
orsinare Bis CUTE SerteI BON 10
pfuub uno ipeniser $12-16, oroia
mare Bis nuserleieae fdppere fstte
GGue $1O-15.60, orbindrs Bis auss
erlefeHe 6tags $10-12.50.
/ 9 Dale uHo QGmmer. -
Die Sufubr mar itbr seriHg uno bic
Yreife tparen itetis.
Ghafe. Cute 'bis auserlsfene
s11-5o-12, fair bis CUTE $10-11.s
80, Guas uHb oroiHdre $1,000,
gSde $40 unb tpenigsr.
.Gdmmer. - Cute Bis ouserlelene
lei6te $16m-17, fair bis quite SIS
--16. fefoHbs une iAptre admmsr
S12.50--15.
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Oaitnsp probufts

Butter. - Wdrtf 3lemli9 IfDs
bafi. prsiie iteiig. = @boiemiIf
|trtrn 53e; gsniraIi5eb srtra 5Oae;
iuenireiiash firfts 48e; itconbs ACC;
'Janep Gairp 39t; g3adins Gtod 90
36c per plumb.
stdfs. - Wnrtt feF; Obio &c;
Rsip yort 27a 29e; GSrbiDeitIiher
2S-30si Shpeiser 40 65e; aims
burger 31--32e: Brid 90c per Yfb.
gier. 3ufubr srSber; Warit
fdipadxr. prima firts Siibnsrsi.r
35c. fitFts 34e; Orbindrs firfts 33e;
jscoHnbs 32e per Dubsnb.
IS DefIiigeI. Marlt lsbbaft;
prtije isit. 9roilus stpti pfunb
unb baruntsr 30c; GrMrs iiber spsi
piuno 30e; Sabnns 22-25e; 5iihisr
biirfsn Biz gum l Mlai nift psriauft
Ipsrteu: Erutbiibnsr bon s--10 pfb.
% 28e; DO. nit irummrr 8ritt 1se;
gufIs Sc; ipeibe Gnten &c; farbise
Csc; Gdnie 1s--20e; ate Saubsu
$50 per Dubenb.
GbRunb @emHf.
3itronen. - California 500
7,5o PEI aits; atules s2,75-s.00
PET Riite.
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Ghicago. 2. Wdra.
DelI4torn. = Ro. 2 uND 30. 8
sslbes nominsll; 0. 4 selbss $1.65-
1.66. 5iir Mdr3 sl.27a; fir Waai
$1.285-l27. ON Sdlub $lN.
5afer. = Ro. 8 rpsibsr S13-82c;
Stanbarb 91a-92sc. Sir Wdrs
S95-9Oc, am SdIuB S9ze; fir WGt
8T5 -87ae, ON Shlub S7sc.
Roggen. - SO. 2 $2.75-2S0
@erfte $1.S0-2.23.
aimoibp $5-S.25.
Stlee $500.
port. - Tlarit nourineG. 5iir
gsai S47.92-4S.45. am S&Iub
$48.35.
e6mals s26.47. giir Rai $25.8
--26.12, am Sdlub $26.7; fir
Suli $26.0 0-26.32. c.R Shlub
$3.50.
saippsmTeiten $24.3o-A.so. sHr
Mai $25.1O-25-N, ON Sdlub
$25.25. Giir Suli $25.52- 1851,
am Satub $25.67
Butter. = qreiIe niebriser. Greas
merp 42a-45te.
eie. - Pretfe niebriser. syirits
33 OrbinGre firfts 32-33c.
aartoffelu = preife bSber. Dise
confin, Ttnnefoia unb Tti4isan
m Bull sL35-L45; ho. Sids
$1.40-1.45.
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Reug 8anO. stirnnsen.

4tiantif q. 1. Dr.. "a n D. q. het. er... szN
Hait q Q. e.. TsHl n n 0ifp az (. !. /. Ioe,t
isIss.s isIs e Il s,i. Sa. :. B. ss ssa,s ST. si:: ~
9rsen xmHjlt 81. saff qsrt. 4 o. con. Sr. q
Gent 81 o. 4. &c.. sShi Tcfft Que. a.. -. siu
Q6flf. efaftsr &c.. 8hl nor. Bac 3r
Cant 9afiftf . !. :. siIf ctsa q. ref St.. q
Gbsfop. q o. an. M psnu gorf. SM.. %
Gbsfdp 40. o. Sr. y 'iVsnr. gsn. ~ ~. soM
&.Hkn ipInt a.. s1kl 4sabipa asn, A.. /. ssN
6,D'kc. rsn. g.. a tft eapa or. .... az
G6ic1ao Or o. a.. sr %. - . tr. u
NtEn&EtH a. rp g f5HI Ef.e.&&.V Gbt o. efH
0M.&Gf 4'e 4'esn-xh u 0ta tonibp. tof.ls IL
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9lus,partiae Marfte.
mem gprt 2, Wdrs,

TsD gprt, 2. Mars,
Deli9torn. - Wartt ftstig. Stiln
brisb go. 2 selbes S2.14a; SO. 8 gel'
bes $1.94a; Rp. 3 ipeibes $2.26a;
arsentiHildes 1925 {. .. b. Cars.
Safsr. - Utartt itetis. RaturaI
$1.05--1W.
Ghmala. - Marit feft. Wioble
Weft $27--N.10.
Haffs. - Rio RO. 7 SIC.
9aumfpolle. Wartt rli5ig. Wiobs
ling $32.D.
2lnbere Mrtifel fino uHDepdu5ert-
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Ghitaap. q. M2ara.

Gbitasp, 2. Wars.
S9meiHs. .-3uiubr 10000; Marft
fart. Built $16.40-16.86; leiAte
S1e40-l7; eemtifte $1a25-17;
fdipere $15.B5-16.80; raube $15.85
-16.10; gerteI s12.5O-16.6o.
HiHbpisb. - 3ufIbr 5000. Murtt
Idpad. Ginbeimiibe Siiers $3.50
-14.25; StOders aab Iesbers $3.50
--10.s5; Riibe uHo 5eifers S6.70-,
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-07-26
Automatic Soldier @
For Modem Warfare
Is Invented by Dane

LONDON. July 12.-CCorrespondenc
of the Associated Press.)-An auto
matte soldier" is one OF the latest de-
velopments in weapons OF war.
Danish engineer recently has taken
out a patent for an apparatus to which
he has given this name. 1t consists of
a steel cylinder normally within a large
cylinder, the whole being sunk into the
ground vertically. BY means of a
mechanism operated by wireless, the
inner cylinder rises to a height of
eighteen inches from the ground and
simultaneously an automatic rife mount
ed on the inner cylinder fires 400 shots
in any given direction.
These automatic soldiers" can be
controlled from a position some four
or five miles behind the line of defense.
according to the inventor. They may be
seen by the enemy only when they rise
from the ground.
From trials already made, il has been
shown, so it is reported. that a few
hundreds of these steel soldiers can
easily defend a position against infantry
attacks. however numerous the opposing
force may be. They blaze away their 400
shots without fiinching and never re-
treat. In order to overcome the -"auto-
matics' they must be destroyed one by
one
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-07-26
TAX AND REVENUE BILL
IS PASSED BY SENATE
Senate Refuses to Concur in
the Work or Fight
Bill

The tax and revenue bill, increasing
the annual income of the state approxi-
mately $4,000, was passed by the SEN
ate Wednesday morning without a dis
senting vote, after which Senator H.
r. DeJarnette, chairman Of the finance
committee, which prepared the measure
expressed the appreciation of the com
mittee for the many courtesies shown
them, and the thanks of the state of
Georgia for having passed the bill.
a bill was introduced by President
Olive providing for the creation of a
farm loan commission to lend money
to farmers of the state Under the
plan proposed the state is to issue four
per cent bonds for the creation of the
loan fund and to lend to the farmers at
five per cent, the one per cent difference
to revert to the state to reimburse the
fund.
The house resolution providing for the
creation of a commission to purchase
wharves and docks for the state was
adopted. Under this resolution the MEM
bers of the commission would not be
connected with an yshipping industry.
The governor is to appoint the commits
sion, two of the members to come from
Savannah, and three from the state at
large.
Resolutions of regret were extended
to Senator Leonard on the death of
his sister, Mrs. Susan James.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-07-26
Cotton Growers Urged
To Withhold, 900, 900
Bales From NJ arket

MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 23.-James
a. Wade. state commissioner of agrI-
culture and member Of a committee
named by the United States Market Ad-
viSory Board to determine the problems
before the cotton growers this year. to-
day appealed to southern cotton farm
ers to withhold voluntarily from the
market three million or more bales of
cotton this fall and promised that this
would stabilize the market and keep the
prices at figure which would give a
return 70 the farmer.
Commissioner Wade and committee
made thorough investigated min Wash
ington and he stated that il was assur-
ed that cotton would move to Europe
this fall I'm any quantity needed by the
allies. that ships will be available for
the movement and that ships are being
built faster than they are destroyed by
submarines
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-07-26
Charged With Smuggling
800 Gallons of Booze
Into Savannah Port

SAVANNAH, Ca, July 23.-Joe CHS
ohm. a Savannah negro, owner of the
small craft Violet, has been held for
trial in the United States court on a
charge of smuggling 500 gallons of alco-
mol into the port of Savannah. Mario
Marti. an employe on the Spanish barge
Agda, is being sought by the officers as
an accessory. This is one of the most
unique smuggling cases ever investigat-
ed here. The Agda came into port under
tow from Havana bound for Marseilles.
1t carried two million gallons of alco-
hol consigned to the French government.
1t is alleged that Chisolm, aided by
Marti, bored a hole in the vessels side
and a similar hole from Martfs cabin
into the hold where the cargo was and
through gravity emptied 500 gallons of
alcohol into his small vessel, the Violet.
The duty alone on the stolen alcohol
would be $4,000. No trace can be found
of the missing fluid. but the empty bar
rels give mute evidence of its disappear
ance. Joe is mum.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-07-26
\. !. DEMOCRATS NAME
SMITH AS GOVERNOR
Choice Is Made Unanimous
Following Overwhelming
Vote for Alderman

SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. Y. July 81
New York democrats in informal state
convention today named Alfred F. Smith,
president of the New York city board
Of aldermen, as the party organizations
choice for nomination as governor. Put
nam county, the home of William
Church Osborn, was recorded as mot
voting"
The vote was officially announced as
follows:
For Smith 40 1-2 votes: Osborn Il
vote; not recorded putnam county,
votes.
Subsequent to the announcement
Judge Seabury moved that the nomina
ton of Mr.. Smith, when ratified by the
primaries, be made unanimous. The mo-
ton was carried unanimously.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-07-26
Great British-American
Fleet Inspected by King

LONDON, July 24.-The British and
American warships inspected Monday
by King George constituted the biggest
and most powerful naval force ever as
sembled. If placed end to end the YES
sells would stretch on continuous line
more than twenty-one miles in length.
They were chiefly vessels of the most
medern design, construction and arma-
ment and on some of them their crews
had proved themselves Enthusiastically.
The investitures afloat with the re-
cipients of the honors representing two
of the strongest navies I'm the world
was an occasion unparalleled in history.
In addition, the American officers and
men who participated in the raid on
Zeebrugge also were decorated.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-07-26
VILLAGES ON FIRE
BETRAY PATH OF
FLEEING GERMANS
Enemy Fights Heavy Rear
Guard Actions as He Re-
treats Observation-Disclosures
of Prisoners Increasing

WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN
THE FIELD, July 23.-(2 a. m.)-The
German retreat northward from the
Marine is being carried out tonight oy
the light of burning vulages-the
torches of PruSsian militarism.
The sky is illuminated from horizon
to horizon by blazing towns and ammu-
milton dumps. as the enemy continues
his retirement toward the VeSle river.
Allied aviators report great congestion
on the roads below Bazoches Con the
Basic, two and one-half miles west or
Fismes and sixteen miles north of the
Marne).
The Germans are fighting a heavy rear
guard action and are holding desperate
ly on the TANKS to prevent being
squeezed in the great pocket by the
French and Americans advancing north
OF Chateau Thierry and the French,
Italians and British advancing north OF
the Marine and between the river and
Rheims.
Communication below Bazoches is
difficult even under normal conditions,
as they consist mostly of winding by
roads. Their disrepair is greater through
having been fought over so recently.
Bombing planes and long range cannon
are adding TO the Boches' troubles there.
The number of prisoners is steadily in
creasing. When they are all counted
it probably will be found that one army
alone has captured nearly as many as
the total of the present official estl-
mates.
CThe latest official statement regard
ing prisoners was made in Sundays
Paris communique, when ii was an
nounced that more than 10000 had been
taken and more than 400 guns captured.)
Razoches is one of the most important
railway and highway centers in this
region. II is the junction of the rail-
ways running from scissors and Oulchy
lie Chateau to Fismes.