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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
pies nns 1ss.

- ells MitsIisbsr Der priiiunssbs'
b5rbe fit NaubebilorsO Opsraisar'
purfen geiisrn bonn BiirssrHssllsT
GaIpin eoiparb airfd unb u. 8.
aeIIsp fiir sinsn nsam 3srmin ME
bsrnuanni. udbrtnb on Sttue DOH
Geo. ID. Sau als Wsrtretsr bst Thta'
ttrbsfbr alberi Ui. Gmmsrt ernaHnt
fpurbs.
- Die poIi3iifen ipurben geittrl
pon poIi,tidxf gopeInn angepisisn,
ben Hunbesbsb0brn bei btr Gtititsl'
lung Der Rabrunesmittti : Worrdibs,
Die fia I'm 9eib Don 0si4dftslsutsn
befinbsu, bebiifIid 3u isin unb baroui
su isteu, bab ale Waisrialipaarsn'
bdnSItr bic ibnen ,usianbtsn Drrmus
Iare prompt dusfiilIsn unb nah Wait,
rinston ferben.
- Die $3.50, 900 Golintpbonbs, be-
rem GmtHion sur GertisitsHuns bss
Gourfbduf.s nStbia ipurbe, fiItb Don
einem Bonfionfcrtiiim su einsr prds
mis BON $5261 so ii6ernomrnsn lpors
ben. Ssafonaocb & Tlnpsr, bic 5.s3.
Totionalbanf ioipie cine Telp goritr
rno cine gbieugosr gani botten bas
aemsiniame anssbot senadt. 81.
Bombs irossn SO 3inien.
- Der Girtb Street gufrsb Wsns
Club bat bic Giiftnns sinsr Rieisn
Strpics JIaqss aneeresi, bic sebntaus
fenb Stsrne srbaIten fou fit bic GcIs
batsil, bic Cincinnati fiir bic 2dnbsss
ipebr berseesben bat. Die 1ylas1e
fpiirbe etfpa $1,000 ioiien unb fie folI
auf BEN 5ountain Sauars srridt.t
iptrbsn. Die Mnsslegenbeit ipiro Dsrs
fdliebsnsn aSrperf9aftsn bsbufs Wit.
bilfs unierbrsitsi iperbsu.
- Die lpnbeIstanmer bat bas
grojeti ipicbsr aafssnommtn, ben
WsiamisGrie aanoI sipiiden Ginein.
natl unb Solsbo su etnsm aanal init
IL Hub muferitanb ausaubauen. Die
Drtidnftsn In Ohio. Snbiand uHo
Witigan, .fpsldx an bem proistt ins
iereFirt finb, foIIen aufssforoert iptrs
ben, gusThufis gu srnennen, tptI@t I'm
9erein nit Der 6unbtIslamriier ben
pldn bstreiben fousn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

ner llnterind,ms Der geripcnOiinu
Der Gclber beS @d5ors reiiiItirte, bate
ibm Der Midter eeIoet, bob er bic
Strofe iaspcn0iren iperoe, ipcnn 0oy
in bic glrmee eintrete. 6cy bate iif]
benliibt, oas sIngebot iih su nute 6ll
maiden. abcr ont Dieuitng ipurce oeir
Ridtsr geidgt, bab s5or bic alifrabnle
in Die glrrnee perlueisert peroen iei,
uoruuf bic @efdngnibitruie iiber ibn
perbdngt plr6e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
.. o.. 8. gOttesader-geielrdlait.

Bon febr fur5er Dousr fpor bic
geftrige 8eriammiung fes 9orifanbs
Der DeutIdyn R0mffdzRatbolift
9ottesuderz@ @eiellfbdft, bic unier bem
8orfB BEG prdiibenten 5enrp Rtffner
uub Der prototoafiibrung bes Sefres
tdrs @eprae .. Sdranb in Der ct.
Murien =ShulbdlIe ftattfanb. Dus
itebeHbe &omnrittee beri6tets. bab ss
bie Tobtengrdber auf ben hrei @pts
tesGdern fir elm tpeiteres sSabr apie.
Der angeitellt babe unb biefes ipuroe
bonn 9rrftanb eutsebeiBen. Sohn OUT
Ten, Der E6btensraber auf benz ct.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

I6upIidsm G,sfdnsnib perurtbeiIi.
Tr. Gbomb<rIoin betbeutrt no4 tn
mst feline ilnfnulb unb ipirb isine''
ssaII Bis Dor bic b03fit Snitons brin'
gen. geibe HriiSsr paren Dor ttfpo
brs; Sabrsn bon JOipn bierher astOmf
men. Der Gtaatsantpolt pertrat ben
Gtanbpanli. bab bsr Dottot tsirs'
Bruber ellbert ermorbets, bic Nids
ssrf9niit unb auf sinsr Tarrn bsgriib,
osrtn gsfit bic lirfntx sinss Gtrsitss
sptI4sn ben Wriiberu gepsfen isiu
lou.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
cpppRtiDn
SinSet IN @ien Der iingariife sir'
meetrenmtngs.g .goridIae.

amfterbam. 8. Sanuur. Cine
Biener .Tepejde an Die .Voiiiide
3eitlng@ In Berlin berid,tet. oab Dem
g.orihlus Der iinsariid,en Regieriins
in we5ug ouf JHcfornIet mel
DIE cine 1remtlirie Der oiterreidiideil
rnS Der lnenriiten glrmee IN iid]
idIieBeu iuiiroen, IN elmer gerianlrn'
lung bes oiterreihiifen Wlinnilter'
ratbes ,lnter oem 8oriibe oes aaiiers
ssurI einitimrnig opponirf ipiiroe.
wlan slaubt, 70 iast Die Tepeidle, ont,
aeringe gusitht fir eine 8eripirtlid,.
ilna 6es gorIhlases pcrbanoen 1T,
ba iid Der wiarihoasratb nnier oenI
goriite bes stniIers ebenialls segei
ben unsariiden aruleetrenniInsS Dor.
idIog erfIdrte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
oeHer.

- Sm 6ouie BON Srau SOfn sfms
brols bon go. S11 G!bsron Qlptnus
ipurbe sefern burd cine ii6erbeisit
GentraIbeisuns ein Jeuer peruriaHt,
bas isbo4 prompt stI0f&t perbsn
t0nntt, iooab Der S4abeH nur uHbt'
beutenb If.
- Nird einen iiberbeisten aurnin
tpirbe geitern in Der @obnnHg pon
Cant Sones, gio. 1647 grewiter
'sIbe., Elm Seaer Deuiriadt, bos einen
S&aben BON etipa 500 onriGtete.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
gefretdr Safer
Gr5rtett in Ieiner pD4emtIiaer
strisesiib.riidt bic augenbItds
Iide Situation.

ll0e SIIuullplL
Waibington, 8. 5au. Die
eripartete oeutfte Offsuiipe i'm We'
item, iast Setretdr Bater IN ieinsr
po9sntli6en strisgsiiberiidt BON
9ienstas, .pirb m5glitsriDtife ibr
erDBtsr 9lnsriff iein, aber man Tam
ii6 barauf prlnien, bab bic briiif6s
unb bic franSolifde armes Dem StoBs
Stanb baItsn tperben.1 Jnbem sr cine
iuuinarii6s ueberiV4t iiber Die Sis
iuatipn ON @ornbfnb elmer moglihsn
srobsn Sffsniipe gisbt, ipeiit Setre'
tor Yater pertrnuenspol bnrnuf HE,
bab bic gritsa unb 6ran5oieu IN iehs
sebn blutiasn SdIn4ien srOBen llm'
fnnss itstis portpdrts brangen. unn
3ipar nit metbobhhen unb INNER
gr0bsren Gapinnen. gr beutet on. bab
ole tripartst. OfftnfiDe notwithstanding
binausssI9Obtn iperbe. nm grobe Dor
rdtbe Don Munition, @ef9iben unb
sruppen bsran;usisbsn, unb man TOM
ne erparten, bob bic Dtnti4eu ~iebs
Safer ibr,s RsFtes bon Stdrse an'
itrsngen" rpsrben.
.ln Der itaIisniiden Gront', fast
Der Setretdr, rbabeu franS0iiite er'
foIee bic Giiuaticn 81 llnguniisn Der
Dftsrrsi1if4<beufTbsn GiHbringliHss
aeipanbt, unS bas tpeifli1s llfr bss
piape tpirb TsifsebaIten. Gthinbsrt
bur9 iiefen Sfhes in ben alpen, ftts
ben bic fsinbIi9en 9ruppen in Be5ns
auf Notwithstanding ibrss 7ranss
port,peals fiir9ierIihen Sapieristsis
ten seseniiber, ba es ibren babnrA
unm0gIi9 pirb, b0her seIesme poiis
tionen az baiten.
.Gie abjuiiirungs periobe", Iast
Gefrstdr Baisr, .iif bOrii6er. uno IS
fam nun tripariet fperben, bab ole
isransofen, griten unb StaIisner in
gemeinIamem Sample imftonbs f,in
iperben, bic SituntiOn Su teberri&eH.' .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
9sabI in Der SanSeIsfammer.

5euie finbet bic GrgGnsungspabl
I'm gerDaltunssrot9 Der Sarbelsioms
mer ftaft. es itnb flint @itslieber gu
ertDdblen uno bic Annbibatsn finb:
Bal. 0uttenhOfer ST.. SaOib 6. Sos
neg, Gbpin 6. Gibbs. @eo. 5. 2etDis,
IFfreo @opline. 9enrn RDIlman, 6.
8. 9arrHon, Stuart 9. Gutpbin,
GuitdD Saredi uub Rolnnb u. Nebsr.
4a6 1T elm RitgIieb in ben @ers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
Ter Snbcrflloie erleaen.

9ictur 8Opbens, Elm 8ergmann aug
3pba. @a., pur0e eeftsrn Mbero in
8erser's 6otel, gao. 224 Central
@nenue, mo- er felt einigen Sag.n
fpobnte, dls aei9e i'm Bstt dltfgefunr
ben. Coroner 9r. Bauer ftellte feIf,
bab gopbens on Der Sftpinofu9t
geIforben mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
0entIdpr siterariid,cr s,Inb.

Der Wortraasnos i'm 9euti4en Biz
tsrariiben aIub beuis 9tberO III 6err
Daniel Gauiel. Sein S4ema Iaiiist:
.Gpuis grang; fein 2eben unb Wir'
ten auf bsm Gsbist Der aitbosrapbis
unb bes grsiehunasipeiens".
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

Tsaritn<@oitesdder bs,iebt elm Tlos
natssebalt uon 1910; Clemens D5rs
ger nuf Dem ct. Soispbs sgptissdd,r
srbilt $40 monntlidb unb 9eurp
DOrssr auf bem Ct. Sobdnnes<9ots
tesader $155.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
MatiHsirt
8nroe Sas Frobibitious. .sImeuoemeni
bon Der 2esisIatiir BON Wliiiiiiippi.

Sadfon, Wsiii., 8. Sanliar. Elm
Gienstas ipiIroe pon beiben Sdtiern
Der 9egislatur oas Yrobibitions-
sImenbemerit 5ur Bliitoesoerfaiiuna
rotiiisirt, uno srpar fiiuf5ebn Winuten
nadJSem Die Jrnge in @oliperneiir
8ilbo's gotinnft Der 9egisIatur un.
ferbreitet fpcroen mar. giiir aft
Stinmen paren gegen bas amenoe.
ment abgeseben poroen. Die 9egisla.
tlr bon Wiiiiiiiippi lit bic erite. tpelte
bas elmsnbsmtnt raifioirts.
Bier Natitpfer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
pes grubermorbss fauL
bia tefunben

goo9Ianb, 90, 8. San. Dr.
Ma Sd G5ambtrlain tDurbs ON
Disnstas Der Gruorbalns fsinsr Brus
Dsrs f9uIbig bsfuubeu uub ju Isbtns'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

ipoltunssraib fir bos @runbsisens
tbum su srtpdbIen unb bisrfiir iInn
Robert g. Gjilbam unb Ssnrp @osel
bic aanbibatsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
RIuge eintbeiIuns.

Die 9rauersi bier foII ia srubars
tis fIorirsnl21
.Ja, Der geiibtr ban i'm Subbans
tinsn Gbsmissr unb In ber ausi4dnis
bale eiHtu aomiitr!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

True TRANSLATION filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January
1918, as required by the Act Of octo
Der 9th. 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

True translation filed with the Port.
master at Cincinnati on January 8,
1918, as required by the Act Of osto.
Der 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

True translation fled with, the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 3
1918, as required by the Act Of orto'
her 9th. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

True translation filed with ti's Post
master at Cincinnati on January O.
1918, a. required by the Act Of octo-
bsr 9th, 1917.
cane Mufforberuus On ru
mSnii9e SoIbatsn.
aenbon, 8. San.-Dos Moltfs
ide Bureau. bic balboffisitus Nn4ri4s
ieiisgsentur In Berlin. ianhss folssnos
Dspsift aus:
On Der 6iilidsn Urpni lpurbe fol'
aenbe ausI6nbii1e brabtlOie Welnurg
perbreitst, ipabrfdeiniih Don Der rus
mdniiden Regierung:
.aln ale OffiSisre: Soloaten, ipel1s
ipinittn, in Der amsriianiiden @rme,
~ bisnen, iolIisn ii4 an bic amtritd'
niI6e Wilitdr. .WiiIiou In Saiip mems
ben. Die 6auptbebingung 1T itrifteit,
Dissiplin unb unbebinettr Gsboridm.
Gs pirb fir ioI4e SoIbaisn n5ibis
fsine, eine Gmpfsbluns ibrsr Ofiisiers
gu erIanger. @orgesostn iperben iols
DE Rdnner, fpeIhe ipilIens iiHb. pers
mansnt Su biensu."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

Trus trapslatien hled With the Pest
master At Cincinnati on January 8.
lols, ~ required BY the Act Of octe-
ber eth. 1911.
Die tstisIdbe 0riebensb sbeIes
6atiDm tuieber im Brett
2itutpsf attgefpuimen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
6bnig 2nbspig BON Sabern
Gaai. bah DsutidIaub tsinen 3ol
brett Sobsn auFee5tn ipiirbe.

Mmiterbam, 8. Sanuar. =
Giner DepeI9e aus Wsiind,n 5ufoIe,
fosts ON Dlonias Der a6nis aubipil
bon gapern BEL eintm Gmpfans etle,
sentIi6 isines @eburtstdsss. bab bi,
9ebingunsen Der Gsinbe Deutf4Ianbi
iibsrtriebsn ieien.
rRi4t Elm 3oI Brett bsutItxn @t'
bets pirb aufasset<n iperbsn1, faet,
sr. .@ir miiifsn perfuden unTer,
grsnseu su fi6ern". Vahbsm Ct Der
Ii4srt, bnb bic 9aprn, nj. bic aH'
oersn Deutitxn iiberau iissrei9 feisn
fiiste Der a0nis binsu:
~W6ss es uns aud esIinstn, uniers
nsueiten S.inbs. bic amsriiantr, ~
belisgsu.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January 8
1918. as required by the Act Of Octo-
l,er 9th. 1917
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

True translation fled with the Post.
master at Cincinnati on January 8
1918, as required by the Act Of Octo.
ber 9th. 1917.
Das fpanifde parfamtni
mtrb boridafi9 ni&t
aufsel5f.
Mabrib, Montas, z. Janiiar. =
Marquis albucomes. Der fponiffe
prsmisr. CAB am Wlpntas bic Grtlds
rung ob, Die Resier,ing babe bei8lois
ZEN, bas Defrtt, in ipeldwm be Qlufs
l5funa Der Gortss anseOrbust ipirD,
als nitt unter3sihnst anSuiebsn. Or
fagis, bab bas Winiitsriiim bsabiihs
tiee, bem R5nis Elm nsuts geirst 5u
unterbrtitsn 70 bab sr Gelestnbsit ers
bolis, bic Gage in gripdguns ,ii aies
ben, sbe sr bas Deirt. untsr5sifusi.
Der a5nig aIIfons unisrjidnsts
am Dpnnsritas Elm Detrtt sur full5s
iuna bss parlamsnis unb ss ipurbs
ungssiinbtst. bnb bic RsuipabIsn am
IL. 5ebriIar abssbolten iperben ioIis
ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09
rrib iimIi4t W eI bung
aureAtgejfeIlt

Mmterbam, 8. Jdnudr.-SOaf
Molf1fHe Bureau. bic balboffi5isls
yio1riHssnsasrntur in Berlin, psrof'
ientIidt foIsenbt GrfIdruns:
.9om omsrilonifdeu Sauptquartitr
tommi bic Ra4ribt. bob bic Dsuiidsr
beabiimtigsn, ameritaniits 0sfangens
ipiismatf9 idIs6tsr 81 btbanosln als
brittf4e, frans0iifde unb italisnifd,e
@efonsene unb bob bic WsIbuns arIe
sebIi9 auf elmer rffioiellsn beuH1eH
grtIdrung berube, ber5ufoIse gmtris
ianer ttn idiptres 8egriffsperrn0gen
baben unb aubsr Stanbs ititn, ii@ tDis
Gentlemen su bsirasen. Cine ioIfs
GrsIdrune ipurbs ME erIafsn.
.AmsriianifGe Gefonsens iperbsn
ssndu 70 frslnbIi9 unb riidf9tsoou
btbonbsIt ME aIls anbaen Gsfangss
nen.1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on january 9
1918, as required by the Act Of octo
Der 9th, 1917.
5000 Tsrfonen ioilsn in Waateynald
ninsefummeu iein.
gan Q aIpabor, s. SSanuar
Die bieiigen 3eihrneen per6ifeHt'
lihen, iliter @orbeboIt, ben Berid,'
zines pon Guatemala bier eingetrofie'
nen @eiienbeir, bemsliipIge bic glnsnbl
Der BET ben neillid)en Grbbebeu III
Guatemala getooteten Yerioneu auI
5000 eeiddst mer6e. Der Steiien0e
erflGrte, ooB iiber bunoert perionen.
ipelde Tobte bsrnubter, eri1oiien
fDorben feien. Gr fiigts binsu, D
piele Der 8epobner DON Guatemala
nad Merifo iino SaIDaoor fIieben.
Tepeidjen aus Guatemala erlfbieL
Ten Serffie6ene Gddtilnsen In BeSug
auf bic Eobesfdne infoIge Der Orb.
beben. Gle aeuleIbeten BerIiifte ba.
riirteu Don 30 bis $500 gerioueu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

ttm BE e1tfu On frlrnaen. fnas man ben
orlm aarnfl Heseti,s DrpHs GsininG N7en
edts aI1 Ne HqMsntuuRrf6Eit bon q. a
Ggsts. &ssis Gss1t.sussg a. sinsw xaea plk
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

True translation fiicd with che Post
master at Cincinnati on January 8.
1918, as required by the Act Of Octo.
Der eth. 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-09

True translation hIed with the Post.
master ut Cincinnati on January ..
1918, as required by the Act Of oeto.
ler 9th. 1917.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-18

preJuQlceS ana ulSi1keS ana StrOng pOnt-
zeal opinions. In the portraits that have
been preserved there is the suggestion of
intolerance and snug satisfaction.
Also life did not turn out quite SO rosy
as it promised in 1928, when he retired
from business with handsome compe-
tence. In 1886, during the commercial
depression, he met with financial reverses
which forced him to return to the game
of money getting. He became president
of the American Mutual Insurance Com
pany, which was ruined by the great fire
of July 10, 1S45.
"a fire has occurred" he recorded in
the entry of that date, "the loss of which
is probably $4,000 several Of the in
surance companies are ruined and all
are crippled. My Office, 1 fear, is in the
former category. We have lost between
three and four hundred thousand dollars,
which is more than We can pay.
"This is a hard stroke for me- / was
pleasantly situated, with a moderate sup
port for my declining years, and now
'Othello's occupations gone.'"
But he met his reverses In courageous
manner, and in 1S49 President Taylor
appointed him Naval Officer of the Port
of New York, a place which he held until
his death.
Often a Guest at Dinner.
As became his day Hone was good
treneherman. In the index to the diary
there are 116 pages marked as containing
reference of some kind to dinner parties.
The old New York names appear again
and again. Fl. Brevoort, Chancellor and
Mrs. Kent, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Aston,
Bishop Hobart C. Brugiere and Miss Bru-
giere, Robert Maitland, DR.. Wainwright,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthem, Judge Spencer,
Judge Irving, DR.. Hosack, Peter Jay, P.
Schermerhorn. And only the formal din
ner parties are indeXed. 90"
Aside from them there are scores Of
illusions to where the diarist dined and
who dined with him. Small wonder that
the passing Of cook of unusual abilities
was an event to be recorded.
We are prone to regard the civil war
as an affair Of the sixties. Hone was one
Of those who perceived the threat Of it
thirty years before. Always a bitter
political opponent Of Jackson, there was
one occasion when he was loud in his ap-
plause. The South Carolina convention
had passed number of resolutions re-
garded by Hone as rank treason and the
beginning of rebellion. The President had
dealt with the matter in proclamation,
Of which the diarist wrote December -,
1882:
81 say, hurrah for Jackson, and so I
am willing to say at all times when he
does his duty. The only difference be-
tween the thoronghgoing Jackson man
and me . that I win not 'hurrah' for him
right or wrong. And l think that Jack
sons election may save the Union"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-18

Ii he disliked Jackson on account of his
policies he seemed to dislike journalists
regardless Of their political ereeds. To
his eyes they were a pestilential crew.
Here is the first glimpse of Bryant, the
great William Cullen Bryant, who as a
mere boy had penned the beautiful THAN
atopsis" It is of the date of April 90,
1881:
"While was shaving this morning at
s o'clock witnessed from the front win
dow an encounter in the street nearly
opposite between William C. Bryant and
William l.. Stone, the former one Of the
editors Of the EreRisg Post and the lat
ter the editor of the Commercial Adoer-
tiser. The former commenced the attack
by striking Stone over the head with a
COW skin; after a few blows the men
closed and the whip was wrested away
from Bryant and carried off by Stone"
Here and there are flung expressions of
admiration for Bryant's verse, but the
tone is of one speaking of the cleverness
of trained lizard Thirteen years in
tervened between the first and the last
Bryant entry. In February, 1874, Mich
olas Biddle, the great inaneier, died.
Something that Bryant wrote reused
Homes wrath. Here is his comment of
February %:
Bryant, the editor Of the Euening
Post, in an article of this day, virulent
and malignant as are usually the streams
which flow from that polluted source, says
that Mr. Biddle died at his country seat,
where he passed the last Of his days in
elegant retirement, which, if justice had
taken place, would have been spent in the
penitentiary.' This is the first instance 1
have known Of the vampire Of party spirit
seizing the lifeless body of its victim be-
fore its interment and exhibiting its
bloody claws TO the view of mourning rel
atives and sympathizing friends. How
such blaekhearted misanthrope as Bry-
ant should possess an Imagination teem-
ing with beautiful poetical images aston
ishes me; one would as soon expect to
extract drops of honey from the fangs Of
the rattlesnake.'
Intolerant Toward Bennett.
But this was kindly tolerance compared
to his attitude toward the elder Bennett
The latter apparently came under Homes
notice in January, 1886, and the first men
ton in the diary reads:
There is an i'll looking, squirting man
called Bennett, formerly connected with
Webb in the publication of his paper,
who is now editor of the Herald, one of
the penny papers which are hawked about
the streets by gang of troublesome,
ragged boys and in which scandal is re-
tailed to all who delight in it, at that
moderate price. This man and Webb are
now bitter enemies and it was nuts for
Bennett to be the organ of Mr.. Lynch's
late vituperative attack upon Webb, which
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Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-09
MARKET QUOTATIONS
Los Angeles Markets.

Los Angeles, Oct. 9.-Butter-
| Creamery extras, Produce Exchange
closing price, 60c per pound; price
to retail merchants in 1-pound squares
&c to 64c.
| Eggs-Fresh extras, Produce Ex-
change closing price, soc per dozen;
prices to retail merchants. CSC to 64c
per dozen; case count, Produce Ex-
change closing price, 54c per dozen;
price to retail merchants, SIC to 5oc
per dozen; pullets, Produce Exchange
closing price. 49c per dozen; price to
retail merchants, SIC to 53c per dozen
Livestock--Following are prices for
livestock weighed and delivered off
cars, without food OF water: Hogs,
hard-grain fed, 125 to $50 pounds,
17.O0@17.5O $50 to 175 pounds,
1850; 175 to 225 pounds, 1900;
steers, on foot, gross weight: Good,
I11.00Mll.50; medium, 1O.50@ll.00;
grass-fed, 10.000010.50. Heifers,
fair to good, 7.50@8.0O Bulls and
stays. 6.5O@7.00. Calves, l25 to $50
pounds, 100,
Poutry-Price to producers:
Hens, So lbs. and under, the doz.$ 20
Hens, over SO lbs. and up to AZ
lbs. to the dozen. ........... 20
Hens, over az lbs. to the doZ.. 20
Hens colored, weighing a lbs.
and up, each ............. 81
Brolers, over lb. and up to IA
lbs. ................... .35
broilers. III lbs. and up...... .35
Flyers, 2g lbs and up........ 81
Eoasters, soft bone, 3 lbs. and up 81
Ssags ............. "a
Cd cocks ................. 20
Du;l-lings, Perkins, 31a lbs. and
VI .... ........ ....,.. 20
-Eirklings, other than Pekins, 3 "
lbs. up ............ .22
Gcks, "old," 3A lbs and up. 20
&c, sc ... .15
"ourg tom turkeys .......... .35
Hen .drEeys .... .... 80
Old rom turkeys ............ 80
Belr'en hares ..... ......... .16
good, 900. fair, 7.50@8.00. Cows,
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-09
OUR KIND OF TERRORISM.

Germany decetfu propaganda at home and
abroad dread the coming of mece Of truthful Aea
propaganda abe keep from its betooed peo
pie and sadly weaken their VIII to VIM
propaganda the of the of the Fourth LIB
crty Loan with confidence the returns
OF October showing Liberty Loan oversubcrbed in every
section Of the country
This confidence that over-condence which masks IA
tai zness suppoor that the loan Will succeed because
everybody (esc IS going subscribe the limit
1t is legitimate based the knowledge that YOU
every other American and going TO make
the Fighting Fourth Loan: that going roll over
carry the word Yankee soldier that
we at home spirit matching his sacrifice with the most
treme war efforts o ability.
The Liberty Loan will surely bring home TO the
German nevtabty of because this time they
are floating loan Whatever total they reach under
apply their citizens and their patchwork scheme
Of converting all into bonds the bill
lions Fourth Liberty Loan will far overhadow it.
home showing half the fighting spirit of its
men France billion of the loan would be doubled
in a week
Get YOUR off pencil busy. See that of lux
uy might lie eliminated hrrk the total of
subscription
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-09

J. y. Indur Singh was arrested to-
day on a charge of petit larceny
sworn TO in Justice Mayfield's court
by Bhan Singh Indur is alleged to
have stolen two sets of harness. worth
about $50, from the complainant.
Miss Florence Cooper has returned
to the city after five weeks vaca-
ton in San Diego. and has resumed
her duties in the county clerks Of
flee.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-10-09
CORN BREAD AS USUAL.

Food Administration has found remind the
public wheat CROP though much this year.
enough make wheat conservation
particularly impress minds
problem solved completely automatically by the
ctory Bread made so wheat flour and
per of other cereals.
"Victory Bread" dsplacc the
corn ourselves. only
tinued consumption of bread cakes, mun
etc. that make the wheat supply go among
people who have share and the
up moderate surplus guard against