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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-22
4rs WDpbs. s.aRarff.
Gineinnati, g1. San. 1918.

Gineinnati, 81. San. 1918.
Bon ben Rsiieubsn Iiefsn trob osr
iDibrigsn 3aitdnoe Observation-Disclosures
asn Elm. IA bic WaareH rar iinb, 70
tpnr Der Warft tart unb Die Preile
iinb IN msbreren GdGen peitsr in bic
9Dhe gfgangen.
.8ranrer WusIin Greet Naus y
2le. S0ofer 1876, sasfpoOb 8 6 l64e, etns
betfpn 5amilp l6t gepperea 1874 46e, DO.
"a a.. A2 iliife io.5 SOC. O' 90 S0e. Brighton
gtbI fer MusIin - gsdmiutta
25e, prnif of the eoom 21c, 2onsoale zoe,
.!ytrfonbtHe 221ke, Siu 2Ue, Sobe 171sr. eboots
ina Etar t5e. dtief 1916, gfehedier f5kc GIb
gaiifrl l3, 9epserea l0s4 4s1ae, ee. e4 45c,
eedneite f3Br: ilttra 10s& csc. Brighton t0'4
sttlts = amsrtdan .eblrtina tit. cen.
itni prrf 956t, Gmeriean aEbiso l2Sie, Norrs
ion glatn siaa lsast. Or ) i2hs, Sdsiiit aHS
Iid ma = Ncripoob 1sht, Cailnro 400.
sseli X X s6e, Sasauebuura s7lkc, GOneitosa
1tnab1 - stmosiena Siapis i7he,
s.TG Ishe. eberett eIaffie ieAe. adHnffet
sttrttu q RTdtbs - giiberfbe 18c.
eiipper. i7Be, Iniiordl lsc, aiubnma 151se,
@igrbule tsizc, Gperett fqc
inns = aenseu s5e, asmeies S21se,
Gmpiti az.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-22

DfdJfi9en ErobIem Iin6 Dillfouunfu
nno MIR non anseneincm Srtereiie.
9ioGom tutr In ben DerfIoiIeuen
w2onnteH nnf6riifIih 0as Sntereik
imierer 5drmer be5iigIih Der Ser.
martting ibrT pro0ufte, insbelsn,
oere YhlI6 unb 5leiid, pabrgenom
men babcn, pollen mir jesf fDieoel
tereift riit ifnieten 2eiern ON einei
Steigeruig Der ldiropfrtbidaftlidpr
Rto6uftion arbeiien, oie lnrier goIi
ili6 bic sdll5e aiiitnrDeIt beiIte ic
oringa16 benotbigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-22
0anomirtbidaftlt9es.
BON 8. s. 90 a tenaers.

Gos Sabr 1918 iteat an oen ante
rifanii1en Sarrner gang beionbers
erobe slnforoer,rngen 9enn bea
Iesteren @flidt lit es, in bieiem .ssab.
re ii1ter mlberorbentlib eridnperten
@robuftionSoerbdltniiien cine aldn.
S0dftleiitilng in Der luitbipirtb.
itaftIihen errtte oes 9nn6es Siiitan,
ee3iibringen. 9em amerifanii6en
FARMER nirb 6as aber MIR moaIid
iein penn er redt5eitig, griilloIid
iutb nit lteberIegung fiir Die geItel,
lung uno glberrrtlmg ieiner 5yel-
Ger i9on iest bic gorbereihtngen
triift.
Die erften 9orbereitIngen beg
6armers baben iib in Der Sauptiafe
allf sIpei aSunfte Su be5iebert, nGnIib
aiif Die Beihaffltug iino Snitato.
fesurg oes notbpefoigen lanopirtb-
it)aftliten WtaitJiuenihnentars utto
aIf Die 8eitaffling Der berlotbietert,
paiietben S1mereien. Deioe Bunfte
rerbienen In oieiem Sabre cine garl3
beipnbers reiflibe, iorgfdltige uno
Dor aaeni friib5eitige lleberlesung.
Bas bic Snitanofesune unb 8e,
ifaffltng bes Observation-Disclosures
Raidineninpertars nngebt, 70 ift oa.
Eel 5u bebenfen, 6ab Der amerifaiti.
ife Sarmer in bieiein Sabre in Ell.
mem nod pieI gr0Berep ltnrfnlge nit
bem @aitgeI an braufbaren Iatrb.
iDirtbihoftlidJen glrbeitern fuirs red].
nen uniiien, pie ihon i'm porigen
Ssabr. 9ie 8riegspurbereitlingen une
ariegsriinlngeu buben nrebr uno
mebr geraoe Die beitelt arbeitsfrdfte
an6 Dem Sapbe eitt5ogetl. SSn I'm 10
groBerem RaBe nnIB besbaIb auf Der
amerifnniifet 9qirdlihuittsfarm IN
bIeiem Sabre bic lanotDirtbidpftIihe,
Observation-Disclosures Die metrIb.
life slrbeitsfraft erieeen. Ser arne.
ritutiid)e sSarHler miro, nit nnoeren
niisseoriift, in bieIem Sabre
luebr aiif bic 8ertpenbung bon Dta.
Tdinen I'm OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iein, aIs ienraIs yipor.
gr fuirb nainentlido Maibinen Der.
perben nniiiier, bic Die menfhIide
lIrbeitsroft eriesen. cSn eriter 9inie
nr5dte ib od aitf ben nipSernen
;surmtrnftor btrtpeiien, Der beiite,
nuh 5ebni1briger praftiiber erfab.
rung. ponifdnoir aus ben aiiroer.
ituben hernus lit ulro in ioIhen
SrobeirperbdItniiie1 gebniit miro, |
Job er pafienb fiir ieben 6urnlbetrieb
'eidaFft tperoen fam. Weit SiIie !
,ieies Sraftors fam Die 9eitcIlune |
ser gefer 1in6 audi lire gberftttng |
mt berbdltniBmaSig pertiger uenid}.
ifen Irbeitsfrdften betrieben fper.
'efi. OILS friiber, mo urit@eipatrnen ale
frbeiten berrid]tet fperoen naiften.
Ger ntooerlte Sarrtfraftor ertttuidelt
ftte gr5Bere iifro eIeihnrdbigere, I'M
.rfriiSIidp araft als 6ie @eipdrine.
n fam l1ngere Stitnoen arbeiten
NIB pcfnlag Ieiititngsiabisere Wse.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-22
aluswartise aNdrfte.
Rem gotf, 21. Sanuar.

9,sbI. = @artt rubis; Springs
$10.55-10.70; Minters 5000
1850: aanias $10.60-11oo.
NslidtOrn. - Warit piniger
ailn brisb ylO. 3 selbes SLIT unh
SO. 3 esmiidtes SLIP &oitsn unc
s5raht Rem gort fOfortiger grs
ianot; arssntinies $500 aOiten unb
Graot R,p gOrt BEL antunft.
Saf.r. - Rarit uusergelt. 9oc--
S100.
Gen. - Mortt feFt; go. 1. $500
nominsl; go. 9, sl.9o; Rp. 8, $3.50,
gerinnbtirrtsn S1.5O alIes nominea.
Sppfen. - Wartt rubia; Stats,
mittlsrsr bis aussrleisnsr 1917, 43-
Sac; 1916. numinell; pdrific Goait
1917, 21-24r; 1916, 15-18c.
S1uts. - Wartt rnbis; gesota
3sl-40le; esntral sImerira 3s--
40r.
Stper. Ueuttt fSlt, seliIlpu Spit
SO. l, Ole; go. 2, 49e.
PORT. = Wattt feii; MeB 5000
$3.50; 5anilp S54.o0-55.0 90;
Gtcrt gltar 5000 $500.
ehnnlS. - gtnrit beinate iistig;
Mibble @sft $25. 5.35-25. As.
gnoIIs. = glartt felt; Donleitie
Jleste Xxx Sbio unb penniblpania
7&.
Rsis. = Dldrtt f.ii; Gdnfb beab
si-9c; Blue role 8-8ac.
3uder. - Rp6er, Wtartt ftstsg;
Centrifugal S6.O05; WDlaiTes, romis
rel; raffinirtsr, ftetis; Gut 2cuf
1895; gruihtb $50; WsDuIS q ST.
55; Gnb.s $500; xxx popbereo
s7.65; pDtpb.reb S7.6O; fein sranus
lirter nnb Diamond u $7.45; Cons
IsstiCHets u s7.35; go. /, $3.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-22

~ ~~se ~ - Os".at <S1os
~ 0in{ta wtsta bsuis nit MSstiHss
s5ttiiek toaaff .bsi4diiigi, be sar )se
Hsdissss qs4 esrisssn a lsjns lsls sEsfs
D5b ~ {st snt bie Rinsylten fms uiibtrs
kftert stblietkn 86t 4adttsn bnsbsn
~ t6H 6ahitN 81 tersdkst. bls MAtIet
stsr pfssiftsa 1ArIetsn ssn sal. y ~
gH.
1000 ii ma Ss.;
isitfr IA |iri iSii4sa Ddhfks teslsstt
~. 81 Sssassirais SsiraIf sss stsmi' ~
&s6ffi sri 6xss$s.
eitt.MidM auf ssaton iSsrbsA n
E17 prs @fp. Stsdi1s eqesisf, @es.
Isl AL Dsriin uurben ni&t anptirt: fitr
msefA ahI Ydfls fJ.75s pro 6faHs :ant
anftrtaiss ~ Src GnlbsH. 8s4fd
adj DIsn purbtn niat suefirt eifss
i4f Rtd- lpss, Sisdtoim to pro &rens
Ss,boe, aJssnss sSdSsis) sSHs
aisssisx ssstsdailss.
bslitfsa I'D bsuts dif tS,so5,sf7.
sslSsgsssssikikx
. ID III corn wsrss ttsfs ltint Htriapfs
h befidisrs bed usrsn tis 9triIe ief. De.
ioubsrs ftit Uarep bic Columbia 9at Ohio
Gnits Uss hhb Gtht. 0ds & GIertsic 20.
Aiiieft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-22

gennsrs fDnttn In gutter gtn6frage
Bel rdtfsf Brtifen. Wildfiibe ipdftn
fslisn uno Heiig. Gtoders anb get
bers ipnfsit ni4t In RaGfrdgs.
NitiItfs unb faiptrs Sfisre $1,000
-13.0o; JIsii9,t Stiere $7.OE10.s
so; aussrlsisns bis ettta $1O75--
1880; 1eifsrs $7.OO-10.00; dlssrs
Idtne Bis sttrd $10.5o=u.75; aiite
$6.75-8.25; auserldsne bis stita
$e.50-1U.0O; Gamers $e.OO-6.50;
WiISfiibe S50O0-12O.OO; Sfodns
unb syttbers $6.00-9.50
gnIlsfl. Die 3ufuhr NOR ses
ring, bic Hntfrags lsbbaft unb bic
prsiie ME Sdmsias.
syeite 8uatn s10.50-11.00; Bos
loena $s.5o-10.25j massre uno
leid5te S6.O0-8.0O.
adlber. = DE 3ufabr fpar
belie gening, Der Martt lsbbaft ufD
itati unb 25-50c b0ber als eamss
tag. gsr5hnIids lnb ftpers adIber
fpdren unperdfbsri.
Bette leihte adlsst $500; fair
biz CUTE s18.W-15.75; otSindre un6
sroBe S6.W-1100.
g 9peine - Die Sufubr par
bsute fsHr ssrins. CUTE mittIet uni
fHtrsre Sorten fparen in gutter Rah1
ifass bsi fdrfth greiien.. a.idte
S9peine utib TerteI iparsi anfmigs
Tietis. flautu a6er ipdter ab unb
IdIoHen flau. Paube ipnren anper.
dns.rt. @nts Sttpeine fdlDHen ffart
init sineni giiien llmiab.
Mus.rlsisne fdpere 225 pfunb ans
tnsSr $17.25; ssrniidte iinb JIeti4er.
Tottsn 16U YFiiib unb mebr $17.W--
1925; fair bis eate Ieifte 120 Biz
155 pftiab $16.00-16.75; oroindr,
sig alits sysrta 10 Pfunb uho ipetii'
ger $12.O0-15.75; Orbindre bis aus
etleI.ne Tftptre fstie Sdue $1,000
1850; Stass .$1O.O0-13.25.
9 ddf. uno 9Gmmer. @is
3ufubr betris 6euts nur iets G0pfs,
bic Radfrase tpar gut unb iiberities
ois 3ufubr Bel psitsm.
sdafe, auserleiere Biz ertrn $10.s
50-11.0o, fdir BIS quite s9.o0-10.s
30; orbinare $5.0O-8oO; 80de $9.s
rs unb fpsniger. QGmmer, auserIeis'
ne Biz srtra $1s.00-1s.50; fair biz
quite s17.O0-18.00; isronbs $17.00
-17.OO: orbindrs $1oO0-14.0o.
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24.77; am e9Iub $24.75. SIR yiai
97-25.02; am edluB $500.
HippeHisiien. = -aiir San. $24.W
2402; ON SdluB $24.02. SIR
Rai s24.4-2445; an S4luB
$24.42.
Butter. = Marit ftstig; Creamery
D-48tc.
Cir. = Mdrti niebrissr; 3ufIhr
SAT sfiffen. girHs 5e SIC; Orbinarp
f;rifs 52-55c; nuf benz WSorfi 80
56c; refrigerator firits 43-44e.
2nrtoffsln. = Wartt ifetig; 3us
fabr 80 Cars. ggiscpniin, Wti9igan
anb Minnefota gult $2.15-2.20;
be. Sdds $2,20-2.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-22
gbisaso 81. samlar.

@eIifiorn. = Cir Sun. $1.27a--
1.27g, ON SaIab SLATE. Sir Wai
sL23s-l.24i; am SdIuB $1.24s.
6nftr. = Jir Ndra 7T3-7sse;
am SdInb 7Sc. Siir Mai 754-764c;
am SdIub 76ie.
Rrseen. = Ro. 2, upminel.
ejerfte. = $L49A1.59.
9impt5p. = $5.00-s.OO.
ales. = 500. 0.0e-28.00s
yorf. - Giir Sunuar am S4IuB
$47.2o. Siir Rai $45. $500; am
GGInB $45.s7.
Saanals. - Giir Gun .s2475--
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Qer - WreIte fetf. - KQffts
r;rt,r Gut poof sl0hS. poipptret
sa.1s. orannIirNr $500. eouf,ttiO,
nsrs as ss'5f Der loo a.funS, gletr
| Gfl,a,s rIar;fi.b u.is,r s8.5o--s.
76. bo osIbsr ss.oOgs 25 p,r 1oo
ssfanb
am at.tt.a apsv;t mas.
@.M.9. = s,.s.Il.!, ~ s;s.,... % III, ar,.
Gsa,,;f,,sa, es.su s..s :, pps,' s.s M'ea s,on.s.
IsA' 10 CO. .c,,,s - ss a.ss a
a., ss...s ,. M Ga. s Z 80, O..
80 ~, ,a'... is e - is... Isya On 81 81 o''
s' 's'' SV"
Dairpsprooutte.
gatfer - w,orti ,iemIia Icb.
bofi s,r,ire fen = MbSIemiIf ertro
5ae. GsnfsoIiasb srtro bOse: geutras
Ii,,s FirIfs Asa. fsrorbs ap<. aourp
poirp l5e: 9odino Gfpd 3o134f
btt lFuhb
ss}, mo,t, f,a. Min 25ae,
S..ss,!,.,,s.. s s,s,' dE, d.E, MI M I ~,
s.' g%,"s;,s. ~ e. g.. u s,;,s,. 49, 49,, e, o7r,
S7,s. ~ ss,;a oss, -, s,s',yh
pD- o''s . pe lu'p.s
yo#ir,s. ns;,na Ssn ,;,sa sa. e;;I,,,,sr mD ~
90. ss an, @ 80 E.ss soe.
~ Aeo so. oo S..s...s y.' ir' o
l''Sa0s q @.sis y. ~ Nustmv, apcvn ,,hs,t,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-22

0tf4SitSpayltre pntben 81 5N--yHS
tiSlentirt. 8e6ief auf 2onson sorsn ltsfis,
E6r 90 fuse eETe. EvmnerrinI 8ias. SO
fsass k.!i .sia, M75x,. Asbsi.
s.7Isz RABBI heeH; MatE fsims Huott.
rnssn; &rpntu, ieine Huotirunsen, 5el'
s.a ,sasiIA. s.s, sslssn ls siat .sHe ssSt Ia; a
i8; RABBI 1sZ. Silbsf Harrsn eetS,
Mlsiiihiiai fSasrs isHs
Gftitumsrft-TttDeatft bar benit
eieid scp bsr ftpifnune aH isft une sst-
bnsb aud 70 bjS aeaeu &jttsa Eersuf Der
l9arsf alu bitbt 1Ab is4 10 ialSs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-22
Giebnarft

Cincinnati, 81. San 1913.
3ufubr nnb Derianbt fiir bic Isss
ten 48 Glun0tn. DersIifkn NIT btr-
isIbsn 3tit ber Isbtsn Wots, fInb nj:
foIgt:
3ufuht
gtinbb. SGipeins Sdafe
IA. Gan. 719 1896
q. San -. 701 1922 3
@etfanbt
gtinbp. Sdpeins S4dfe
IA. Sdn. -. SO
q. Sm. 26 7s4
Rinbpitb. = Der Waaris 6ffnes
te hetig bis iinrf. Der llmfab mar oin
pouipmmersr. Gdipere Stiere parei
penis ptrInnsf, aber iietis. Qtl@tss
GGIa9t0ieb ities iins4 auIi2t eiHiser
puidniss nm 15-25e. Hli& unpl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-22

w VIZ 4t U~'i7'
Sbort clear Geiisn 2s eentsI srtrn
fort titdr Seittn 27a-2se; furF
Rippsr 27A-2a; @sHits 29a 30t
pet pfunb.
gsfdnGsrfts Gfsifd. =
e6pri elsdf Geiten S0-3g1t; tftfa
ibsfi slsdt Ssifsn sos; iutas
Mippefi s0-8O3e; Bellies 32a33s.
Ga6ni 6nrsb Ef.ifh. -
sHiuitn 2ss-2sss, Syicnie G4ufs
firm o4-24se. Wfsoitoit Waeon 37d
so: ehuItsfn IN a,adtttn "a.
244t. Netu qlorf gui 264--27e: at>
trodnst, Heti GduIisru 3i--313e.
GaBatp5dtftss & 8ltifh.-
Sdinien 254 26t, pisnis StuIisrn
2lae; Bellies 49, 35s; g@ulisrn in
Yadsttn 2lAe; ITEM gort Gut DO. 20
-233c.
Nftf6ts NItfIh.A - Gdins
ten, Ioi. 23a-24Ae; pishk eduI'
tern 2O-20ae: SAuitetn 22-22ae;
inr5e .RipDsnisiten 24a-25e; ihort
sIsar se. nlppsnleiisa .!s.. ,.;,. ..a
mtui.s a2-33,. id,wsr, So. so-3is.
Rtbf ntS g.tteibs
mssg !. aa,s,.. a,.,.,, s,n ~.
s,,i,,ts, sorss s1r, on. go;ri,, fsrniIn
$9.70: ggintsr .rifd s8.7O: Mihi.r
orbindrs $500; Sartes Wsissn @atent
s11.25-11.75, Sdfiss gpeiaefi fdhep
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Ghicaap. u. esanuar.

Sdpeine 3ufubr $4,000;
Wartt Iansiam; 8ult $16.4o-16.So;
leidae $15.so-l6.75; semtidts $3.50
15-16.85; fhpsrs $16.15-16.9O;
rauae s16.15-16,30; Gertel $1275
--15.30.
Rfnboifh - 3ufubr 10000;
Murti fdwa9. Ratiue Gtiere $40
1875; Gtpdefs unb Jeebers 800
1880, Rifle nrS setfers $500
11.89; adIber s9.o0-16.50.
Sddfe. = 3ufiibr 10000;
Ttarft idipnb. @etbers $9.75-13.s
35; admrter $14.50-17.85.
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HdHft. = Wlaftf mar thbis mo
Ifetig. - gltneeiaISene go. / 14s;
go. 2 13s per pfuuO; ttOdens CLINT
27r; irodsrsefalsens 26c; anlbfsHs
24-26e; glo. / gulsn lie; Ro. 2
bo. 1oc; qf.rbsbdut, 80. / srpBs So
so; go. 2 bc. $3.50.
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Hierbe uns aytamleisl.

gincinnati, 81. San. 1913.
Gie fhIsdtsn Gifsn6abn gsrbinz
bungeu battsn 5ur Golse bab nur
iebr Denig auf apifsn Der Resierung
getauft tpurbe. Rur einise @nsgons
!nSunaen Maufeiel ipuroen mad fiio.
Iihen Sdnbletn stfdnbt. Die SuptIs
riinuen finh Httberdnbert oebIie6sn.
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Merrdnnt.

Msein Treinb Ssia- mar fur6fbd1
aufgewst, als sr sum Iebten Rtsnros
fum gina. Sd iton6 unritteIbor Dor
@eeinn beFerben mil ibm am gonss
DOT benz priifungsiuaI, ols Der iobta'
Ie GrGminutDr Sofrutb y. auf uus
sutrat unb meinsn Grelne frogte, Db
sr fdon aufserest Ddre.
,aerr Soffatb.1 erpieerte Isidens
blab Sstar, .mein aOpf III tris eiHs
Wiijie."
.gea, aber einise Snfen ipirb es ia
bod bnrtn esben." meinte IdHeIub Der
5err prpfeHor.
-Das idun; Of aber be aameeIs
eerdoe btnftneenG"
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|5.o0 BET SCI; Mdm5O atpfsl s4.s5
|-460 per Dbl. Grimes Golbsn s6..
90 Der gbI.; MpIf gfiDsr $3.50 bsl
gbfs pippins $4.5p-5.0O per ghI.;
Iorbindre Gorfsn 75c-$1.00 per gbl,
Bifhefi. - Eitftfs $3.50=4O
Ibef Hbi.
7omatpes. = 7rsibbaus Is
| 20s per YfHnb.
AarfpffsIM = ginhtiHif4s
$500 3.25; mitisdn s2.5t2.76
BET 100 Pfunb Sdd duf benz gsl.iis.
SHbfarfpfftIn = Nanet
5aII S2.W-2.g5 PET 5dinper.
@atsen. = srtibbaus $1.75-
200 per Dubsnt.
Rfaut = Ddniiats $500
8e.00 Der 9on anb $4.00--4.50 per
gbl.
Gtsdrabth. s2.4o-2.5C
ptr gH.
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600: glat unb Giad s4.50-5.75 per
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
rHILADELPHfA CLUB,
ADJUSTMENTS.
At LIE AmrrerMrNr pARKs-


Shellpot and Brandywinc Springs Parks
have made special arrangements for TAX
ing care of the crowds Of today and to-
morrow and the programs of entertain-
mcnt which have been prepared have never
been surpassed The L mily Theatre at
Shellpot will offer sacred concerts to-
morrow and on Mondav afternoon will
offer n new vaudeville bill Brandywlne
Springs will offer the usual list of at
fractions
"HEARTs OF THE WORLD -PLAYHoUaE.
Fresh from it's triumph in New York,
Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, Pittsburg
and " Washington, comes David Warks
Griffith's big spectacle of the screen
"Hearts Of the World" 10 The Playhouse
next week, opening with tho night per-
formance Monday After the opening
there will be two performances daily one
in the afternoon Mt go and the other IN
the evening at $50
Hearts of the World" required 19
months in the making and many of the
scenes were taken ON the actual battle
fields of France by MIR Griffith, with the
official aid Of the British and French gov
crnments Mr. Griffith, however, in an
xious to remove any apprehension that
Hearts of the World is primarily a war
picture. IL Is, he announces, primarily a
love story in which war figures as the
grim background 1t may be called 'the
story of village, and for more than 40
minutes, during the exposition of the
story there Is not cannon shot, nor
suggestion of wars alarms There is the
pretty romance OF two girls, each IN love
with the same man. there is the quiet
and peaceful atmosphere of small
French town before tn holocaust of war.
Then comes the conflict, wit the ensuing
effect uron the fortunes of thos in the
little village. The battle scenes shown are
actual battle scenes taken riyht in the
trenches during the death struggles of the
French and the Germans; only occasl 1nly
has 1T been necessary TO piece the story of
the battles together by means of acted
scenes. Thus one sees the life in the
trenches the c arge of the French sol
dlers, the thrill hand-to-hand conflicts
and the thrust of the bayonets, the murder
of the shells, the great guns IN action.
the tanks, the attack by liquid fire, the
cha'g and the retreats; the German
"pill-boxes, the flight of the villagers;
the ruthless destruction of property, the
treatment OF young girls who fall into the
hands of the Germans, and other things
too numerous to mention, the whole cul-
minating in the arrival Of the American
troops, of ultimate victory and hint of
future happiness for those who have en-
dured this terrible struggle Prominent
in the east of H arts of the World are
the beautiful Gish sisters, Lillian and
Dorothy, Robert iarron, George Paw
cett, George SigIno and other we'll
known players Accompanying tn pro-
duction / superb symphony rches ira
of 20 pieces, and carload of scenery and
effects
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
BIC OVATION GIVEN
HARRY BAKER
Wilmington Boxer Gave Good Ac-
count of Himself at Penn's
Grove Last Night.

II the Penn's Grove Athletic Aasocia-
ton continues to offer such excellent box
ing as was presented last night IN their
big auditorium, IL is very probable that
the Wilson Line will be compelled to
purchase another ferryboat To accom-
modnte their Friday night patrons. Ot
course, Harry Baker, Deawares popular
middleweight, attracted big Wilmington
crowd, and when he and Kid Sheeler
stepped into the ring at the end Of an
exciting string Of four bouts two Of which
ended in second round knockouts, and
two in clever draws, the crowd that partly
filled the auditorium rose 10 IT'S feet and
gave Baker the ovation Of his life.
And he proved that he deserved it
Taking the offensive at the very start,
he lunged repeatedly at Sheeler's chest
when Shecler was momentarlly stopped
in defence. only 20 be met with seem
ingy impossible guard Scientifically
speaking, the bout WAS nearly perfect,
although many ringside enthusiasts com
planned that it was rather slow Toward
the end of the second round, Shccler
suddenly ceased hostilities and complain
ed that his thumb was hurt Az the referee
refused 10 count time on him, the gong
sounding, the end of the round found both
men III their seats Both were back with
renewed vig0r in the third, and If was
obviously draw with a shade IN Baker
favor until the fifth, when Sheclcr put ~
his best fight After that Baker seemed
TO have the better Of IT, He fought with
an apparently impossible guard, taking
The offensive most Of the time Technical
ly, the scrap was excellent, but from
the standpoint Of the ringsde fan it was a
trifle dull 1t was agreed thet Baker
slightly shaded Sheeler, but many express
ed the wish TO sec them together again
The most brilliant fight Of the evening
was that Of John McCarron, Of Altoona,
Pa, and Dick Slosh, Of Cleveland Ohio,
which resulted IN n draw in the eighth
round From beginning TO end the host
OF fans present declared il real scrap
OF the remaining three bouts that of
Kid Mccoy, a Wilmington lad, and
frankie Fisher was the most IN
teresting Mccoy showed himself su-
perior to his opponent from tho very
beginning and cleared a victory IN the
fourth round
Another knock out was that of RED"
Welsh and Johnny Smith, both of Phil
adelphia, probably the most spectacular
fight Of the evening, as the knockout took
place in the first round Welsh made
bad start, but IN a brilliant comeback
he staged the Knockout Just At the end Of
the round
The last Of the FIVE bouts vas that If
Young Robideau Of Philadelphia and
Battling Dundee which resulted in the
knockout Of Dundee in the second round.
In the large audience Of fans Whining
ton was we'll represented many Of the
prominent promoters and boxing en-
thusiasts attending
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-07-20
ATHLETICS FUNDS LOW.
Associations Feel The Pinch of War;
Chief Sources of ReYenue Gone.

The financial conditions confronting
the majority of the larger eastern college
and university athletic associations are
causing considerable careful accounting in
an effort to keep balance in the treasury.
The lack OF football games, the chief
source of revenue, has cut deeply into the
surplus OF prewar times and where heavy
fixed charges obtain there Is no danger
OF a deficit unless the situation changes.
Although there was more athletic
activity among the colleges OF the east this
spring than was the case a year ago. the
contests were Of such a nature as to
Weld little money at the gate Track
meets baseball and rowing we're the
principal events and the revenue derived
from the first two was far below that Of
normal times. Rowing Of course. is
never source of profit and when the
expenses are balanced against the receipts
without the saving feature of football
returns, any surplus on hand is quickly
reduced to a narrow margin.
Close followers Of college athletics
are therefore inclined to the opinion that
football will have 10 be restored even
though upon restricted scale, ii those
colleges which did not support the gamea
last winter or all intercollegiate athletics,
abandoned until after the war Few Of
the sO-called minor sports are seh-support-
ing, even in normal times, and there ap-
pears to be little chance for their con
tinuance under the present conditions
without revenue from other directions