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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13
@rHnSeisent6HHts uebertrasnussu.
Cincinnati 12. mara.

GinciuHati II. MGr3.
2ueius RO5srtioH an katherine 20.
Robertipn. Got II in q. 20. Oils
llnterabtb. in RabiiOnbias. 81.
Staat Ohio an 6. 8. 8. 9rnp.
Got 2C3 in Blair & 2etpis' unterabs
tbeiIuus in Blue afb. $3.08.
0eritlbs an 6. 3. .. @rap, Got
202 in berieI6en unterabtbsiluns.
$3.34.
llniieb Cigar Stores 60. an Dsensr
Silperslaoe, 8 SABRE Genie pom 1.
Sali 1919 an nuf 16 BEL 100 SUP on
Der Rorbieits Der 8. Strube, 33 SUB
tDeftli9 Don DaInut Str. TipnatIi6e
Mietbe $416.67.
Gbiparo $. 4fbsnbnd an aillie
MbeHbad, Got n in Der 500 aano
Spnbieate unterabtb. 81.
Bernard q. Suefer on 6raneis q.
3. Britt, Got 261 IN Yoft's 2. uuisrs
abtb. in Glmpoob. 81. (Stsuer $4)
9nrrp Wl. priee an s D. Sentins,
Cots "a nno % in PART placs abbis
tSon in Snilep. 81. (Stsuer 50c.)
Dtlbtlmina Rabe an. Senrp uub
Bertha BOsoanoff, 80 BEL 50 Gub an
Der Meftieits DON 9adberrp Str, 134
Gub iiiblid Don GIapOR Strabe. 81
(Steuer $5.)
JfabtIIa gD. gedurie on SorrD
MeIs. unssfdbr ESQ gder GartS, iiHb
bic Cots 16 uHo IL in ). Scott Sars
rdon's llnterabtb. 81.
aouife v. Ginmes an Sciepb unb
gli5dbtfb Rubn, 25 BET 85 SUB an
Der Rorbfeite Don Gar6en @tr., 235
SUB ipeftiib bon Coleman Ctr. 81.
(Gteuer $2.)
Sonnab 6. Mstenlfe on GDan 9.
Mstcalfe. 30 5ub on GoIumhia alpe..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13
gleruOiitat bel sdlHlfinberH.

&ie iiebt Der nerpGie Sdiiler aus?
0es 1T Die Didtige 6rage. Die iib Die
@lteru unO Sebrer por5uleaen babert
uno Die in ioIseitoer G.eiie beautlpor
tet DeroeH tairH:
Sft treten bereits Dor Der Sdubeit
Die erIten uerooien @rideinlingen altf
Die, silnGdit MIR leiie angeoelttet, in
ben eriten S6rIiabren eine beItinutte
SGr6ung antebmeil. ,3eid)er Der lin.
rlibe, oieleift n&r1mpie", idlroffer
8e6iel in ben gffeften paiomotori-
ide St6rilugen. Die iih ourd pl0s.
Iid)es errotben ober @rbIniien ooflt-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13
@etreibebeSug aus be-

@etretbebe5ug aus bet
Ukraine. Wien, %. Sanuar. Die
leitenoen YerIDnIidteiten Der Wiener
8Drie fir lanopirtbi9aftli9e ptos
eutte begaben iih na9 Der rReuen
5reien Yreffe" bieie Dode nod 9er'
lin, INN bort iiber eine semeinfame
Organization BON @streioebe8iieen aus
RuBlonb unb Der Ukraine nit oeuts
i6en unb unsariihen gerufsgruppen
Az nerbanoeln. Sn Seiterrelh unn
lInsarn IolIeu bic betbeilisteu 9ea
treibebanblungen Su oieiem 3peds
cine @eIeaI9aft m. b. 8. biloen, UNI
bic 9erluitsefabr semeiniam gu tra'
gen. DER @tntauf foa na9 Regies
rungspeiIungen erfoleeu. Die Regies
run9 Ipa @intaufss 90ditpretie feits
ieben unp fpiirbe bas getaufte @etrstOa
nit entIpre9enbem 4Sretsaufi9Ing
iibernebmen. @leth5eitig tperoen bic
Reaierungsu Der WlittelmGtte bic
2luftbsiluus Der 9etreioeb3iige pereius
barren.
gefrette Ibgepronete.
9lus 0ien pirb unterm ID. San. &c,
melost, bob bic enbltb aus Der rule
iiTdeu @efangenI6Gft SuriidsetebrteH
gtbqeOrbneten Wotit, Der in pr5empa
als Sffi5ier in SefouecrI6aft 9eraa
then mar, nnb 9reiter, Der BON Gems
berg oIs 3ibtlinterntrter beui6Ieppt
ipprben mar, i'm parlament eridienen
iino. 8eiDe Tbilbsrten bic 2eibeu, Die
lie in Rublonb srbuIoet baben, uno
bic crit nit 2lusbrud Der ruHHteH
Rebolution cine aiHberung erfrbren
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13

y so 49, o,a.. o;,.a 90 * ) ~
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~ n.r,osr ~ afor,ho s60o--
: n 49, Ola.
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~ ~ p'a OK Dso, 4, ~er.D rH".s 60 eh so
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81 ~ 80 p.. -. oU.. r so.M Auu's s ~ M 4
:o or sas5 gD'1 acs'a's s,aps'suIs ~ 75s p,
d 80 80 as,I M nvs n;r,,;,., yuee er so ~ ~
90 az p'a Sp'' pPp..s ~ So,o N ov ~. ~
1g,, an;.,s x.Ds'nai sn Ea S0'e.V ~. opsI sI ~ o.
s. ss.'aiups IT, To-: v 80 90 ~ az 49, 80 a.,
Dep'V Du',''.1 |o'oo e,. w es M
20 S. o'D''Du
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llnp ea aaI 01'h 'S1ir,; mnren
aor eS M OK 's.M m.r.o m;.o s1 Eo
W ~ gN.D ~. s....,. S,~S, p'''D '
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c,r wu
ms;s. mus.r s1oo
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9mi eS,fu @,I6e 75c-
q M. ,n,;se z a 6o-9 oo p,r 100
saf,nh ca ous a.r, g,J,iS,
G-Hr mcbn,n gIbrid,e
s5 On so n,r so,rn,r
9orotteu sinbeimiIde ST.
oo~1 Ok n.r loo sai,,nn
q -, ~ ~ so ~ s;mothn see 75
"a OK. %, o y;ro,hn coo m
90 ~ ~ ~ r;na.ss coo ~
90 800, 90, o. ps ;y.yg ,;gx... Y9D a. coo
90 so. spo . osr,;fht,rs,Ias 600 5O
roo. 80 1 2I,e s2s.5O-29O 90:
O2o. 2 Nee s2s.OO-28.5O: alffolfa
sac .Oo-3460. giooaenifrob Si4.5O
-15Oo: gDei,eufrob s14.OO-14..
30. s,oferitrob S14.oO-14.5o per
TpuHe
WGbI.nfutter. Die gr.is
Te Fir aIei. perben feitaeTest auf
ef,.r goIis ppu AZ a,roa,nt Der
burhfhuittIiheu aoiteu BON gpeiapn
In Der wsiibIe Die wreiI. NON anb..
rem ga,i,,u miM,rtutt,r jiub:
Gbort nS,r gtonborb WlibbIiuas
s2OO iib.r be,n q)reis BON Sfeis,
ocmiI6tes Eutter 500. WeitsgPib.
Slinos $500 iiber al.ie R.b DOG
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13

81, rodb,oro.rn.,, s,,o,;ru,,o,,, f..
,,.s.n sss,.,s'"ss' E s.,s essas rsm sanao,.
e sesm ,a m. ~. aa SHssS G.sxss.. ~.
us. 49,, .,;,,s s,s' sas ss.s',en , gsluI..n 'p''
y" 's'Du. gDs'l' p.''le D''''p'N'
tDp''pns@
2 @m al :. prtma Steam
25.65-25.D; gamilb 26i-26ac.
Irodtngeialasnss Y GltH@.
Spprf clear Setten 26a-27e; ertra
lgorf clear Setten 26-26le; fur5e
stlppen naap ~. S0.-soae; se. Uea'cs 2s
-oae per- pIiino.
eh%orst ,Iear ~ y ss;t., oa{ 3d. " s,tro
ibort cIear geitem esia-2Oe. f,r,e
yiippeu 281--29e: geiIieS 3Os-3fe.
GUAR gureb nIeifd. -
s6ilifen 9s-30lc; Sien.c eGuI.
tern 23a-24e. Hreaffait Yacou 37l
-39c; G4ultnn In padeten "a
24ae;; sietp Dort Gut 25b b-26e: se'
trsdnfe Seef Sdulfern 3a-3lsc.
GhbsspSdsftts 6 Gls'l o.
SHlnien 25-2oAe; yienie Sanl'
term 2Ue;; Sellies 3a-S6e; southern
~ paaeieii Sl-lse; sfem Uort eh5
%. ziac
. Drifdes gIeifh. - Gain'
Ten lole 234-24e; Bienie sdultern
lss-Me; Sdriltern 2lh.2Se; tilr'
q; q u,.ppsIls.'es ,a,s;. ~ eoe lps.l Ecu. s.
sps'slsasm otap m;ss".,.:.. a' ' os ss.'u III. III.
@ m.m,.s "pe'ie'." ~ en'' -. - s oa
oos Ssuss la''''' w.
N0'
Me9t uno Vettetps
We9L = Winter Yafsnt SlO.So
-u.35; 9artss Meisea patsnt $lL.s
0O-l1.25; NortbtDeitsrn ssnit1tss
Sll'oo.ll.1o; Hoseeh e1tp. sii''
wmaem - Tsr Maril D mal Es'
ils; No. I rotper Sz.zt No. = W
W. yI.i.a, IL w. . l9sW' $@'i' ~
IN s1y g %, ~ m,.,. ,,,,.
r,aeIt r,,s a,rs;,. = srh ,o,',,, ~ ro,nhoI,
sSbs's -"o Pttf. ihse 'e"ht 'ehTAt'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13
Ghieaaa u. Mara.

g 9 Detne = 3ufubr $4,000;
Martt langfam. guit $16.55--H.z
35; iei4te $17.0o-17.sO; semti6te
$16.20-17.60; f6pere $15.75-
1895; raube $15.75-15.95; Gertel
$3.50 -17.30.
Rinbpieb. - 3ufubr $1,000;
Warit itetig. NatiDs Stisre $500.
1400; Stoders rnO Seebers $7.70
-11.25; aiibe unb 9eifsrs $500
11.75; Gdfber $8.75-14.5o.
g hafe. 3ufirbr 10000:
Mnrtt feit; Sbafe, $10.S5-13,85;
Gdmmer $14.50-18,00.
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fpprtb's llnterabtbeilung IN Suscus
lum, ebenfo Got 10 in 9boms &c ars
tbur's llnterobt6. 81.
pbilip 8. 9annenfelfer an 2ouiie
DdnnenfeIier, 30 bel lao CUB an Der
@eftfeiie DON AtbsepaD 4De., 270
Gub u0rbIi9 bon Wathsrs Ctr. 81.
(Gteuer $4.)
2outfe Dannenfeller an Pbtltpp ).
DannenfeIisr, 80 bel 14o 5ub al Der
Wtitieite Don Hieseipap 9fDe., 220
SUB n0rbli6 Don Matbers Ctr. 81.
(Steuer $3.)
Wiaiam g. 6ulbert an CHARLES s.
Rourfe, 20 Sabre aeaFe Dom'1. Sep>
tember 1915 an auf 203 BEL SIT SUB
an Der Msitleite bDn Me2ean 4Denne
uno gde SinblaD ctr. gierteljGhrs
li4e Wietbe $500, nit antaufsre4t
fir $4,000.
Sames g. Batter an gbarles s.
Rourfe, 5 Sabre 2eaie bonn /. Sep>
tember 1916 an auf 85 SUB on Der
Sibieite BON Gbermon 4pe., ebenio
Cots 81, 129 unb 130 in Uiias &c
<ne's 4. lnterdbtb. an 2ibertp
Strabe, eberfO Cots 131 unD 132 in
Oerfelbsn unterabth, iOpis 10 SUB
an Der Horbfeite ppn gibertp Strobe.
$4,000 baar; jd6rltds Wlietbe
1920.
Charles 6. Rourie an bic Gincins
natl, Rem Orleans &c Seras 9acific
Rp. Co., beibe Der o6igen @ruHoz
itiide permietbet an Charles 6,
giourTe. 81.
SbirleD RspnolOs an sSrancis M.
RuHea, % BEL 122 Jub an Der DsitS
ieite bon aiblanb 4be. 81.
Brancis Dt. Ruiiea an Sbirleb
RepnoIbs, 25 BEL 80 SUB an oerDsits
ieite bon 4fblanb Qps., 115 SUB
norblid BON Mprtle 2tDe. 81.
5raneis M. RuiIea an Senrsetta
Q. Wpls, % BET 122 5ub ON Der
Weitieite bon aiblanp 2tDenue. 81.
(Steuer $1.50)
Sofia6 q. au6n an Margaret
GrotDe, Elm 5ract aano am 5 Weilen
grret in Surpep 535, anberIoH Up.
81. (Steuer S4)
Winiam s. Goulb an gnparb
S9nierins, 8 Sabre asais bonn 1.
Wbar5 1916 on auf einsn 1ract aano
in Settion 13 in golerain 5opnI9ip.
SGhrlide Wietbe $700.
1berefa Shroeber an NinnieWegs
mann, 10 BEL SO SUB an Der Sibs
peftieite bon Clifton Qbe., 466 SUB
BON Grins Strabe. 81. (stsuer
$1.50,)
Ratban Olman an SRI. s. Mes,
% BEL SO SUB on Der SabIeite Don
aotper RiDer Roab in RiperIibe. 81.
gHbrep 2ap an WiGiam u. uno
Sobanna araser, 16 Jub an Der
S,iboftieite bon Jreeianb 4pernse in
Settion 80 in Columbia 9p. 81.
(Steuer $2,)
Settle S4arbine on 9elIanb g.
unb Wargaret u. Seua, bic tpeitli6e
SGlfte BON 5upnsaot 20 in Gep Saz
ben, Grosbp 9ofpnibip. $575. (Steuer
81
Siaac q. GoEtIm an SoIep6 80.
Gbanen, Cots 19 uHb 80 in Sobu 8.
GoHtIin's Hnterabtb. in Blue 2lTb.
81. (Steuer 50c.)
p6ilip 8ortleiu on S0iiepb 8.
9ortleiH. unsefGbr % ader 2anS in
Settion 2 in GoIernin Sotpn5bip. 81.
(5ieuer 50c.)
Seoree Detmer ir. an 8pron g.
O3ias. CTS ader 2anb in .Surpep
1879 in anberion 5p. 81.
Bpron 9. S5ias an 6. 6. 6pptins
uub D. W. 9eelsr, baiielbe 9runbs
ftiid. 81.
Wlatilba gebrens an 6arrp gretel,
Cots 249 uno 25O in 6. 6. Soptins'
llntera6theilunD in Glmpopb. 81.
(Stener $2.50.)
WilIiam &. Wsisel an Ulortimer
Ounnins. Got 19 in 5reb. Wiler's
llnt.rubtb. in 0sftpoob. 81. (Steuer
$350.)
20. SHppbun Smith an syrsSerit
u. 8en. "a BEL 81 SUB an Der 9orbz
ieite ppn Glart Strobs, Suii4sn 2inn
uHb BapmtlIer Strobe. ST.. (Steuer
S3.)
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alus,pdrtise sNdrfte.
Rsp gOrt, u. @ars.


DelI9tcru. Wartt piliger;
RO. 2 selbes $1.25a; go. 8 selbsi
$1.93a; no. 8 ipeibss $2.14s aoiter
unb Gra6t Help yort; sIrssutiniss
$3.50 perlangt (. 0. &. Cars.
9afer. - Wartt tpilIiser; uatiir'
Ii9er $1.07a-1.08a.
9su. - Martt miIig; RO. /. 81
65-1.70; glo. 2. $1.55-L60; go.
3. $1.15-1.0.
Sbmala. - Wturtt itDat; Wlibs
bic Deft $26.15-26.25.
3uder. - ROber, Wartt itetig;
Centrifugal s6.Oo5; ROlaiiss, nos
mineu; raffiuirtsr. ftetis;, fsiH sras
nulirter $7,45.
Der Wiarit fir bic anperen 2trtiss!
mar unperdnbert.
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miubD. etaD.in. S4ai,

Winbpisb. - Der Wiartt mar
beite itetis. Die 3ufubr mar uidt
erob. Gute Stpdrs unb Tesbsrs
i;nS in Rndfrags. sbeuio bic bene'
rem Mil9tiihe. tvelde fart I'M ssretle
irnren.
,Mittlers uNb itpere Stisrs $1,000
--l3Oo; Jlpijher Stisre $500
1850; nuasrlsisne bis srtru $lo.75
11.75; 6siisrs S7.O0-10.25; auss
erleisue bis extra $10.50-11.50;
aiibe $6.75 BPS; auserIeiene bis
ertra $8.50-l0.O0; Ganpsrs $500
-6.75; Milatiibe $5O.O6-125.0o
Stoders unS ysebers $7.00-1o.5o.
guIfem Die 3ufuhr mar
nur mdbia unb bic prsiie ite.is.
Jstte 9ulIsn S10.00-1o.50; 9os
Iosna $8.25- -9.75; rnaasre unb kia,
te -$6.75-S.00.
adIber. - 2lnfanss Itispen bic
prsiie um 25-50c. unb Der wlartt
perblieb iiari.
Bette isibte adlber $15.25-15..
so; fair bis CUTE $1150-12.25;
orbiuGre nnb sroBe S6.50-9-50.
Gdneine. - Ser Martt mar
beute Iansiam pnb idlsppenb. CUTE
Uerid blieben ftetig.
aluaerIsisne iapspc $50 9iuao
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metaas asMarft.

Rem Dorf, II. Marj.
BIei. - Rarit rubis; $7.37t
7.50.
SPeltsr. - Rartt rubis; $3.50
7.60.
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gbieasO, 12. Mdrs.

bic 1870, IL. Wtdr5.
Weli4torn. = Tar gldrs am
StluB $1.27s. SIR Wai $1.N-
1.27s; am S9iub $1.27t.
9afer. - SIR gRdr3 9oa-91ge;
ON SfluB 91te. 1iir Ulai Ssh
S9tc; an sdlut $500.
Roseen- - go. 2, $2.S8-290.
gerite. - $1.8o-2.38.
Ginotbp. - $500 800.
Slice. - $28.0O-31O0.
port. - 5iir Mai $48.30-4S.s
80; am G4lub $48.37.
Gdmal5. ssiir Wsai $3.50
$500; am S4lub $25.92. SIR Juli
$2612-26.2o; am Sdlub s26.15.
Ripfenieiten. - Sir Wai S24.S2
-24.97; an Shlub $2485. 5ir
Juli S25.22-25.37; am SaIuB
sos %
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affariss esHfs.iiniete.
Tie llniiobe i'm bisfissn Clearinghouse
bslieisn Fb beats aui $s,686, 74s.
ssist0ssnsisassa
Ter Wsrit In 80 alisfsritdtn ssr beutt
lrty Iebblft unb BIZ Bresie warsu gsorsdt
Iis dadreseHben Bsriarfs iinb su BE-.
ud'sH
On W ssms.
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e:Si s:i ssass Ssa| M Ssss' Sss Ses e ~ Il. *
Gtslap. 3 D. an. 77Xl 4sni. Qoni. a.. e6
GhfnD 80. d. 81. soHl Bsnn. gen. ~ -. ss,t
9. &c. ieiHt A.. 2Nlmsabinp Asy. d.. s2M
G.,9AC. oeR. ~. ~ | Hep. Gteel Sc. :. 96h
06icGoo ~. n. lr. 81 20. Qaf. q. g.. %
0k.U.k&t.8. et4 81 5lhI ef2.&S.G dbt 81 esLl
9.W.&<l BNeu.lh 71tsl sfq JEontbip. .coii.lt lsEz
G.H,a&B. ssf. H.. sl]zI seat u. 6. obt &c 6oN
60. 8 Rsrfen., ~ 703S( 80. giaiIip. 81. ;. slh
9cf. u 70. ref. ~. 6eNt Co. WdiIip. gen. II. g.
Efnb& &H0r,r1.et lsnl xsI. 90. ID. &C.,. W.
D9ft. zennItise 81 MI GO. Wee. rsi. Ie. 7sh
4rte d. lrEsris&6 SoE 1er. &xnf. 1. ton. IS
9rte gsn. 4r...... szH 1tlrb etbe, att 81. sSts
Usu. lectrie 81. 90. 80 iirlon Hne. e. ssN
Yg. Qortb 1. AZ. ssT Union 4ar. ID. IL. ~
80. Gent. ref. A.. XII Il. 3. osubbsr o.. rs
Ynt- q. 4. br. soEl u, o. EteeL BT.... 30
Snf. Wlef. 6r. .,... 4" Sjlro &. 0beut. Er. slh
8. Gbore %. &c. Al ipabnfb 1. saH
y 4 ~ uu. lr. 49,, q u. Union ~ 49,. 90
W.. q. & z. [. d.. 6iM Geltjua6 .Gf. d. br lis
Ranf. q. G. ref. Sc. 7lH
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Diebnsarfte.

gine iinnati, II. Wdrs 1913
3ufubr unb @srfanbt fir bic les'
ten "a Stunben, persliden nit BEN
Dnrpsrsanssn.n sass iinb pis folst'
3afubr.
giinbp. SdiDeine S1aI:
IL. Mdra i. 1926 COOS 40
u. @drs :. GA 3oo y
@srfanbt
giiubD. Sfapeins S4afs
II. Idrs :. SO 1890
II. Mars ;. e44 17o7
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Oairp. probufts

Butter. Wartt oismlith leb'
baft. preiis itetig. - Wbolsmilf
iegtra 50ae; GeutraIiseb ertra 4ss;
gsutraliaso firfts 45hc; feeoHbs 44ae;
Jnuep Gairp SIC; padius Stcd 80
--36c per plumb.
aGfe. - Warit feft; Sbio 27e;
Rstp Yort 27A29e; Rorbtpeitliher
2S-30c; GdwsiSsr 43--65e; Gins
burger 31--32e: Bird 3Oc per pio.
Gier.-3ufubr osniissnb; Wsarit
faum itstis; grima firfts Siibnsreis.
33e; iirits 32c; orbindrs iirfts 31e;
ieepnbs 30e per Dubsnb.
GsfIHget. WarH Isbbatt;
preiie feit. - BroiIers 3ipsi g1funb
unb barunter 35e; sJrpsrs iiber sipei
pfuub 30e; Sabu7 23-27e; Giibnsr
bdrfen Bic gum l Wai nidt Dsrtaufi
iptrten: Srutbibnsr bon 8-10 pib.
% Csc; DO. nit drummer @rliit 1Sc;
Sails Sc; ipeibt Gnieu 20t; farbise
26e; @dnfs 1s-20e; a!te saubsu
sl.50 per Dubenh.
Obfiunb gemHfe.
3ttreuen. - California 500
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13

Nutf. 95tsIt ftIf. = EdfTI'
nirtsr Gut 2oaf 1Oe; poiubsreb SIC;
ermpuIirtsr 81; Gonfsetionsrs "a
SIC per 100 Plumb; Rem Orleans
clarified iusiber s3e; bO. seIber Sc per
plumb.
Motaffes. - wartt iietis. -
Tsn Crleans Oppen &ettel 65-'
S5e; Centrifugal 50-60c per gaIs
lone.
Refs. - Gytra fanep 5eab o.
9ac; fancn >S1-8ae; feconb 5eab 3d.;
otbrpdener 71c: NapaR Si-83c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-13

9isnstss, IA. Min, 1918.
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gine se@t 6uts uab pie Danisn baFen tieni'
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isbt jeit, sSdr Darlstea uxrben pca ben
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sirfen Gsrlebsu son eau sbenfGnS " -
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ppsesB ,u Bari ,DiiAea Uaufen Seriasft
3ts eounfesraie bdrass 6oe $rdmis ~
1sAM sui essspA
eiAt. @e6ig auf 4ouben wprben q
At brp Htb. 9tNlins auotirt. ~ea.
fd dui Berlin uusbeH niMt qngtiys: lnf
Bs4id aui BofiS t7.s5s pro Gsang auI
amlterbam 44.25s pro @uIDeu. Be9Iel
euf Bien wurbeH ni@t guoiirt Aires
i4s. Wubsf 1876, Sto6bolm pro 1roHe
M.i0e. l5Fancs ,ShueisJ 284e.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-25
ANTlDoTE FOR CORRUPTION.

Liberty loan bonds the best antidote for polit-
cai corruption and abuse that the political
all ages has discovered subscription 10 the Third
issue brings its closer association with his
Government. Il creates pont Of personal contact
sense OF inclusion in the administration OF civic affairs
not otherwise available the average is the
opinion of Psychologists that the complete distribution
of these Federal securities the individual
Will bring play increascu per -onal acrry-
iy in all public affairs Naturally this contributes TO
higher moral standard. II will assist in the
fight for genuinely representative government
If twenty million Americans should be enrolled as Gov
eminent bondholders during the progress of the war
it is safe that they will 10 manifest
active and intelligent Interest affairs of this
creditor" when the over What more hopeful
sign could ask in a democracy?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-25
ggArlr? YOU CAN'T EQUAL IT.

Society editors of city newspapers write up we'd
dings in very impressive They furnish all the
little details the public Of the happy event but they
can never Guido wrteups that in some OF the
weekly papers. IS the account of wedding from
a weekly paper printed in Mount Pleasant Michigan
that city society editors quite Guido for orig
inaty:
AT six o'clock sharp The wedding march. played by
MSS Christine Tulers began peal forth its Joyous It'd
ngs of and troth, the herald of the ceremony al
vays seeming as it were draw closer each breath
the ties fastened by Cupids small but mighty hands
We see young yagabond standing with vide spread
feet and glance asern giving orders for taking in the
slack Of towne and encircling it round the snub
hing post his little it seams up with furious
putting and begins slowly the large turbine team
en- The Two Souls out OF the harbor of which this
Young captain is master Captain D. Cupid, harhor
ter If YOU please Thus 1.-The Two Souls moves slowly
out of the harbor of love and promise. All look for
ward sir The pen waters of the OF Welded Bliss
sunlight ahead. the surface sparkling under
the seady the rising II is early morn and
Captain Cupid of the little craft ahead smiles approval
as nhaes deeply of the breeze waited from the deep
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-25
THROW A STAR SHELL.

The Overman bill is having rocky progress toward
passage and the chances that il viii pass at
unless the President deigns enighen Congress re
gardng the specific program Of reorganization which he
has in mind. Congress-and the country aso-is in
mood TO give the President dragnet authority play
chess with all the executive departments which have
been set by law with the billions appropria
tons which also provided by law. the President
will point out to Congress the particular band of red
tape which he wishes and which cannot now
cut with instrument already provided him. Con
gress, of course will empower him proceed
operation But if he concludes take Congress
into his confidence ne hardly complain if Congress
refuses to take leaps in the dark
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-25
USE POTATOES.

The potato has unique place the list Of our
foods. 1t appears the menu Of thousands of fam
lilies once day and sometimes three times
day. says the Laporte Herald.
The potato IS 50 much part of daily food
that would miss its absence almost much
would bread.
The potato is palatabe and wholesome and has some
special food qualities credit Il is prepared in
endless ways.
is surprising. therefore. that we can use
potato With -four The potato supplies in copous
quantity, and il is largely because of the they
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-25
FOE pRosEcuTING ATTORNEY.

I4IIIII N -.
Make announcement 70 the voters OF
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-25
v - - - y = =
WE AND THEY!

We sigh and hope. We groan in despair we eat
and sleep and go about business
They stand at attention and obey lhey advance
O, retreat as commanded They eat sleep are wounded
and die.
We are permitted take Just such part as we Viii
They are privileged hut 10 obey commands
They too probably get tired Of 1hes continuous
campaigns No doubt they would like TO make one o's
n,qb and have it over Yet they don't let their likes or
disikes stanad in the way of duty They are soldiers
We who talk of getting tired are yellow-auitters'
-sIackers-traitors! We who quit because our pa
tience is exhausted cheap cads as compared with
the fellows who physically exhausted still offer their
breasts 10 the bayonet still stand their ground against
all the helhre of Hun ingenuity.
Men o. women who estimate their duty at this
bonr Of he nations peril by what they invest
safely without inconvenience themselves or their
business or dependents ought TO have themselves intern
ed as alien enemies for of such stuff are traitors and
slackers
Liberty is worth paying for more than just what
we can spare
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-25
womEN's WAR WORK IN WASHINGTON.

The support of 100000 school children in is 900.
coo homes was promised by Mrs Mary C. C. Bradford
her address at the conference of American Lecturers at
the Washington Hotel in Washington d. G.
When YOU reach the school children" said Mrs.
Bradford you reach almost every home in the United
States and every school within the public school system
OF the country has announced its willingness be used
by the Government When you realize that the $50 900
teachers, the majority women, you see what an
field for mas been put in the hands of
The schools the country's second line OF de-
Tense, and with accord they have adopted words
Of Gen. Jofre, They shall not pass.