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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-28
THE PRESIDENT AND EUROPE.

Priest Wilson England. as he has been i'm France
Getting and being by the British people may
lletn ru,h the future especially the immediate
future II is growing more and more evident ass tho
days rou u5 that the presidents peace aims have
been pretty generally accepted by the allied nations
American roicrs against them Notwithstanding Pres-
Wilson TO have little trouble in making himself
understood TO everyone partisan copperhcads
in America and they wouldn't understand they couI
Very apparently now. win en- the delegates from the
allied nations down the peace tables they Will
know what they driving at and that quite exactly
the things president outlined "a uear year ago
II anything France England and Italy are less divided
apparently u.s. The job at the tables viii not b,
so much 90 ascertain the things done exactly
Low 10 go at it TO do them and make them
generally conceded that league OF nations instead
OF being postponed future pareys must be WORKED
cut hrst as the treaty enforcement agency.
And we guess Tho senate VIII approve The treaty
when IL is finally drawn aud arrecd TO- otherwise il.
leave The United States out OF The society of ma
tions. and like not with "a William Howard Tat.
economic boycott and muitary ouuavry .avced asans
D. Wind-iamner like Henry Cabot lodge Lawrence
l. sherman and Phtauder g.. KnoS. may md thcI,-
selves with their backs stone wall il they
fail 10 discover that ths has been "a world war
and that the world. and the republican party
interested in its conclusion.
Is painful we know. that some aaluel-aouthed
republican is not foremost in the umeight the pres
cnt. psradng the earth in the interests American
Industrial enterprise rather than OF humanity true
Americanisu. bat men who real men are the ones
who happen 30 be in charge and are more Interested
in the rlture OF mankind. than future campaign
contributions who wins the next presidential cleo
We getting some the finest OF specimens
here u The United States these days of the snaness
Of some so-calIed bis meu-the like OF Lodge sher-
and Knox for instance.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-28
THE CAT IN THE GARRET.

1t is great thing TO be in "a
position where YOU have nothing
for which TO apologize.
Back home where the folk all
know You and knew your father
and your mother before YOU. you
don't have to explain the why's of
your point of view.
Some relief isn't it?
Understanding that is what we
are after--the man, woman or
child who understands and sees
things as we do.
Birds OF a feather flock to-
gether." but what Of the cat in a
strange garrett
Could anything he more lonely
than TO find ones self among aliens?
To be out OF joint with the times
the country. or even the neighbor-
hood is not an enviable position.
Cooperation and coordination
are the great factors Of success.
II YOU find YOU are following the
wrong crowd change your stand
ards or go where you belong. for
YOU are hindered or helped accord
ing 10 your associations. and IL is a
waste Of time to be always explain
ing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-28
Other Editors Than Ours
PACT AND TREATY.
(NCw York WOrld.)

By the Pact of London signed by Great Britain.
France and Russia in September. 1914 the three
powers obligated themselves to conclude no separate
peace. adding this declaration:
The three governments that. when
the terms of peace come 10 be discussed no
OF the allies will demand conditions O
peace without the previous agreement Of each
of the other allies"
Russia went TO pieces and the bolshevists signed the
SYNONYMOUS peace of Brest-Iitovsk But when Italy
entered the she also became party 10 this com
pact Ia view OF this how VIII she demand
i'm the settlement of the dispute between her ami
Jugosava, unless she has the of Britain and
France
She holds the Dalmatian harbor cities under the
terms of the treaty OF London by which She entered
the If she insists literal compliance with tho
terms OF the treaty of London. how can she refuse
90 comply with the terms OF the Pact London?
And complying with those terms how can she PEI
si-t IN her Dalmatian demands unless both Britain
and France approve that course?
There many troublesome angles TO that Dal-
NATHAN question
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-28
JUVENILE GARDENERS.

There is little girl in Fairbanks Ten who raised
enough vegetables last season 10y her efforts
half-acre garden to put up 1850 of tomatoes,
$50 cans of beans SO Of peas. 81 cans toma-
toes and okra and 80 cans OF sweet potatoes making
1.41S altogether. They OF such fine quality.
too. that they praise and prizes county fair.
There is "A 14-year old boy in Berea, o.. who has
the reputation of being the best potato
the state lie raised a. "a bushels of "spuds" one
tenth OF of ground He made a profit OF SIS.
THAT would 40 bushels an acre and a profit
OF $3.50 an acre.
The grown-up gardeners and farmers certainly have
to look their aurels these days The rising genera
lion seems to know about raising food than
father and grandfather ever did
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-28
TnE DEBT 10 POLAND.
louisville COuricr-JOurnalD

Poland as democratic oasis I'm a desert Of autocracy
Is the instructive picture Outlook" Tor,
Air. Waclaw .. Gorski. who writes OF the aspirations
OF his native land He presents highly informing
facts support the contention that Poland was "a
pioneer pathfinder I'm liberal civil government lie
cites the Statute OF Wisiica 1347 The FIRST COM
plete code OF Christian Europe" and the Polish con
stuon of 1905 introducing Into the for the
utst time democratic parliamentary system" He
shows that 1879, the OF Massacre O 81
Bartholomew the Polish declared absolute free
dom OF religion but long before discovery
this country tAmericol Poland had become what
Anlerica is today safe refuge prosecuted
Furthermore. Poland ia 1880. $50 years before
tne rnuncation Of the right OF habeas corpus i'm Eng
land had established her famous law. "Neminem cap
uyapmus nis 1urs victum which means Nobody
should De detained unless legally convicted"
Il precisely because Poland stood for democratic
ideas OF liberty. Mr.. Gorsk declares that the sur
rounding autocraces OF Russia. Germany and Austria
combined 20 snu0 out this flame Of freedom Free
dom shreked when Kosciaszko fell" but the world is
now about Go The political miracle Of the resur-
recton Of Koscuszkos people. who henceforth be
fr continue the Poands past contributors
60 the worlds progress ana happiness.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-28
DECEMBER %, 1913.
BOOTLEG JIM" AND .BLiND-pIG HARRY

OF course. the odherents Of the g. o. D. CGod's own
party). Will forgive MS from mentioning it, but
the vote OF Sens. New Watson on the anti-boot-
iegsing amendment TO The District Of columbia dr.
law, looks very much like the thing chat
have predicted OF the republican party. we'll ever
since the booze interests Indiana went over to it,
90 b. Co be the party now. light wines and beers
long the brewers viii stick by the aforesaid
b.. anticipate that the Lord viii ind some
way 10 Justify the manufacture ana sale OF such
beverages
Watson and New streuuously object To- Washlugto .
- g.. being made bone dry. and we ale quite con
ndeut that II Alr. Andrew j. Hickey were in washing.
ton his would be similarly considerate
of the understanding existing the republican
1ng-leaders ia this state and the forces
known that the brewers work I'm Indiana on
amendments present Indiana state law to permit
the manufacture Of light wines and beers if NOT Al
this session. anyway next regardless of what
may be the outcome the federal prohibition amend
ineut. II is contendcd even under that amend
tie legislatures congress may say what con
stitutes Intoxicating beverage and the plan is to
have them say that light wines and beers are not
Instead the liquor question out of politics
therefore and keeping il depend upon the blessed
hypocrites let IL i'm. only it maybe that the
rouenness of the republican party Indiana has not
spread an the nation. Happily Bootleg Jim"
"Blind-Pig Harry" voted with the minority and II. .
majority sufficient that the "bone dry, amend-
ment passed Maybe their antipathy to the meas
has had something vyith-or is somewhat eN-
plainedby certain Of their outburs Of oratoy
sounding very like the rantirEs of "A
deirum that like expressions of men of sanity.
We haven't "a report on the vote Of all tn
republican "copperheads' i'm congress-out we have
read somewhere that alcohol is "a good antidote for
anakepoison
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-28

~ OFFICE: 40 W. Collar Az.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-28

TO eot me necessary pressure
AIoissan initiated the conditions OF
the meteorite TTo heated the iron
mass in his furnace to a tempera-
ture of more than 1000 degrees at
which the iron began 10 volatilize.
and then ne dropped it into COLI
water. somewhat as the meteorite
shooting from its parent sun
plunged its blazing surface into the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-28
PLANNING THE TEMPLE OF PEACE.

Bafour the British statesman said when the arms
uce signed
"Our work and sacrifice VIII be I'm vain If
the TWO English speaking peoples do
to build temple of humanity that no
future generations will see destroyed"
Now that Pres't Wilson is England the time is
ripe perfect the plans temple. Let us hop
that the president and premier making the mos,
of it,
The temple OF peace is already planned the hearts
of the American and British people. It only ques
ton whether as Prest Wilson lately remarked, the
statesmen who will sit at the conference have
enough wisdom and purpose to make tha popular viii!
effective.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-28
ANOTHER KNOCK.

Opportunity knocks once more at
your door in the shape of "RE-
il Cali Bell 2T9: Home 5279
Advt 10752-29
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-28

What TO do with our returning man-pover isn't the
big problem. It's what to do with our woman-power
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25
albfabren
Earf bic .giisup amferoam" uad
ben Ser. Staaten.
Deutf8laHt fuiro ansebli4 ben Sol
idRbern tsine Robien liefsrn.

amFerbam, "a. San. Der
Dampfer .RieuD gmiterbam" Der
9ollalo amerita 2inie bat bic grs
laubniB CUR a6fa9rt nad ben Ser.
Stoaten erpdIteu.
Dag s5anbeIs6lab" i4rei6t, 6aB ss
in erfa5runa sebra4t babe, bic beut>
fde EegeruHg triige fI9 nit Der 4bz
iift, aqe boldnoii9sH S9iffsgeiellz
l6afteH uHb abeDer oaf Die f9par5e
2ife 81 isBen, neil iis bas abtomz
men nit ben Der. Staaten abesi9luis
len b6ttsp, uno ternsr pole 3euti6>
lamb bolidnoiifSH S9iFfen feine Rob
len mebr lisfsrn. Die 3situns iagt, auf
bic ginItslung Der &OblsHlieferung
8s3us nebmeHb, bab bsiss sIeidbes
beutsnb nit einem Aufb6ren oes 9ers
febrs rad aisndrts ltiH piiroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25
Graf Esernim
Grtldrt, baB sapiTe pnufte in ben
iiinsften gOrfdIdsen 6es 9rdiibeu,
ten Wiliou
Mtt esreuben Don Sefterreid unters
3et9nst iperbeH t0lnten.

9afel, "a. Sdnuar. SH einel
Wiener Depeffe beibt es, bab nab
renb einer 4nipra9e bic er an BIZ
9arlamentseOeIegatipnsH bielt, 8rd'
G3ernin, Der Dfterrei1ifh ungarif6'
WiHiiter bes 2luspdrttgen, Ibenerits
tdB bic iiingiten 9orI9ld9e bes BRA.
iibenten Wilion ieiner 4TIidt nah
cine bebeuterbe QnnGberunq an ben
@efidtspuntt Ssiterrei9 llngarns
auffpieieH. sic entbielteH peri9iea
bsne puHtts, iagte Der @raf, bic
Oeiterrei4 llnsaru nit ssreuben uns
terfhrefben tDnne, aber Dorerit mibts
Der fofsenbe @riInbfab feitgeIest pas
ben:
DAB mo INNER Dieie 8orI9lage bic
Berbiinbeten Oeiterrei4 ungorns BE-
treffen, pis es i'm sSaa DeutI9lanos
in 9elsien, ober Der be3iigli9 Der Siirs
lei Der sSall lei, Oeiterreifs slln9arn
feinen 8erbInbeten treu blstben uno
bis gum Gnbe fir ibre gertbeibisung
fdnrpFen tpiirbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25
Der 2trbeiter.
Ter @ann Obns 8eiistbttm ipiro in
Babe bic GeI4ide Der Nelt
leiten.
90 prOpbe5sit SPARKS 90. S4ipab
grdiioeHt ber Bethlehem &ors
poratioH.

Rem yort, "a. San. @bdrles
30. S4ipab, Der Prdiioent Der 8etb=
Iebem Stahl aOrporution ertidrte in
einsr Rsbe eelegentli9 eines Diners
am 9onnsrstas 9lbeno, bab Der Sett'
punt nabe lei, .rpaHn Der Munn Der
ar6eitenoen alaHe, Der Ranu obnt
gefB. biz Gef9ide Der Delt lenten
piirbe@.
.9as golIaepiti @efiibl mub in
gersanuns se5Osen iperoen", Iastc
5err S9pab, .unb in aIIernd4iter
3eit miiTen mir uns auf cine 20luna
Ger srobsu pirtbf4aftli4en Trasen,
bic SEPT ertpoesn tperoen, bur9 nenArs
better ssfaBt modem. Sd sebOre nida
gu benen, bic 70 obue neiterss ibr
eissntbum fir bic gefeuing Der Ta'
tion bersusebeu getpilIt iiub, aber id
bin gu Der uebrSeusuHs selangt, oab
ber @rbeiter regieren tpirb uHo je
i4nsller mir uns oieie 1batiads flor
MAIDEN, beifo 6efer tpirb IS fir infer
eanb unb bic DtIt I'M aagemeinsn
isin."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25
sseIte Ieidit aaf6er s155o-1aSo,

Bette Iei4it adfber S15.50-16S0;
fair bis Cute $1250--15.50; orbind'
re NIB grobe $6.00--10.50.
@useridene f6ipere 225 pfunb uub
me5r $16.25; gtmifdte unb G4eiiAers
forten 100 pfunb uno nebr $16.25;
fair Bis CUTE Isi9te Werfdnbtiortsu
12O Bis 155 qfunb $15.75-16.25;
or6irdre Biz quite Jsrtel 10 pfunb
unb peniger S11.O0-15.0O; orbiHdrs
Bis aussrlefene idpere fstte Sdue
$10.W--14.50; orbindre Bis CUTE
Stags $10.OQ-12.25.
g 4afe unb 6 TANNER. Der
Waat mar ftetis bis fart unb bic
preife feft bel fOrtssIsster serinssr
3ufubr unb gutr 0a4frage.
g6afs, orbindrs bis ertrd $10.50
HOO; fair Bis gut, 5000 so;
oreindre Hnb guls $500 900;
B5de 1915 nnb ipeniser. 9dmmer.
anserieiene BIS ertra $18.25-18.50;
foir Bis CUTE $170O-1800; isconos
$16.00-17!O0; GuGs uHo oroiudre
$1O.0O-13.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25
Geinblidbe Mmsldnoer
Sino beredtigt, fpGbreno Der &riegs'
bauer bier proseiIe anSuitrens
ngu
60 bat Ri9ter 9opeean bon, Jtsip
gorter Staats Sberseri6t I'M Sal
Der SpernIdneerin Ober
entIGieben.

Hep gorf, "a. Sal. runtertbd
nen zines feinbli9en Ganoes, bic bieI
GniGFig iinb, baben pas Re4t, baa
@erfabren in uniepen 9eri4ttn In
slnIpru4 gu nebmsn, fOlanse fie BIT
Geiebe bsfolsen". 90 euti9ieo an
OrnrRrsiag gfihter @opesau BON
StaatssO Obergeri9t, irbem er elmer
2lntrds abfpies, bur6 pelden bic Wse'
tropolitan Opera So. eapen eHfbun.
ben feiH tpollte, ipdbreub Der Oaue,
bss 9riesss cine 9loge iibsr $4,000
pegen apuraitbruns gu beanttporten,
bie Don Srau Ober, Der beutI9n
Spernfdnssrin, anbdnsis sema9t
tpprnen mar.
Die Operngefelffdft edb su, bdb
ne ssrau Sber bon ben lebteu Sbr eis
nes fiinfidbrieen Rontrafts ,freieege=
Sen" bate, neil bic &iniflerin eirte
rfetnblihe 4usldnbertH1 1T unb 81
Der aatesorie geb6rt, bic Der prGfibent
IN feiner PROCLAMATION bonn 6. 9lpril
1917 befintrt batte,uno baB iie baber
fem Rehf bat ii6 pdbrenb ber&riess<
bauer an bic @eridpte 5u ipenben.
rSelbft fpenn onsenommen fperbc,
foIlte, bob bic 9ldserin foiDoH cine
i2onbesfeiHbiH lit uno Elm 9eGfGFt bee
trsibt. tuie bic prpfIanation bss prG=
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25

DeanssesG ~ Jsnsdr isfs.
~ RA4fsses ns4 Zasie3sn par sss
ye6t cute upp bis psnfsn Naren 5isufil
paff bel&aItigt Die ginsrsfen iinb uns
Sey5nDsst (stfiebsn. tj6s Tanetsn pnrbsn
m beH 6ea1su 6s< bsss9n<s, be Wsi1er
soss piAeisiss Garlsssn .sH cas- ~ ~
--s}.
us4fd ~ .asp usse
pxsbeR 10 3ari ,ntiAen OasseH serssuft
~ esuatstrsts bstEAJt sos &famis pss
elpoQ
esAtM sH ensspG
ei4tsDsatd auf 4sMtss DsrSsn y
Al prs Dis. S,,rsias 9aosist. 0ta.
III al 8srltu wusDen nl4t quetiff: iil
Us4fd duf 8aytI if.75f pro Tfane. aaj
Gm1sfsaM ~ pro 0gIDsn. 0s4fsl
snf 0isu putbsn ni1Jf essftrL tirsS
~. Matst 1Dke, 6to1tetm pro &roBs
sI.Soe, Gssnes i&dssiD Ssxs
aisasias osnfs.znssss.
Tie iimfdte in bisfgea Clearinghouse
bdtdsn ~ bsnie saf et,ssi.s4S-
ssssl.e essssiasg
Ger Slasis 10 2eidisiusiidten Bsr bsuis
Eas uaD bis Hrssis assriidI Tie na&s
ifekHbfa Wtniufs iinb ~ beri4isn:
as ~ Ssn:.
mlsn slsaaasn ss,ai asipss ........ Os.
sscosd Call.
s alden dla. Stssu Il. ..................M soH
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25

Rei9sfnn5ler. fprn4 ON Donnerfag
Dor benz 9dnptdusi6ub bes Rsi9s.
tags. Der adr5ler besdnn feine Re3s
NIT eiuem Sinfpeis auf jetne lebts
gfeoe Dor BEN Rommitt~, biz er am 8.
Jdnuar gebdlten bate, dis bas aanb
ft9 bem 3pifheRfaa etssniiber lob,
Der ii9 in 8reitsaitobsi srsisnet bat.
sd CAB buuols Der anfita 4us-
orud,1 iagie Der 4aH5lsr, bog mir
nit 9lsi9mutb Der GrleoisuRs bes
3piffsHfaas eHieegeniesn t0nnteH.
Die 3batFaden baben mid geredtfsrs
tigt, oo bic rufitib Delegation tuiss
Der nod 8r.ftsaitoDst suriidsttebrt III
uno bic nHterbanblun9eH piebsrum
aufsenommen por6H iinb.
sic fHrsitsH langfam Dor, o6er iie
iinb aud auberorbentlid idtpierig.
SD tpies 6si Der friibersn @elegenbeit
auf Die llmftdnbe bin, tpelde biefe
S6pieristeit beruriahten. gs ents
ifanbeH dufis 3petfsl bariiber, OBJ es
Der rufiideH Delegation biufi9tlih
oes Sriebens pirtli6 GrHIt mar. als
lerban6 5untenoepsf4en, bic in Der
Welt nit ibrem eigen lrtieen sSnbolt
umberI3pirreH, f0nn!en CUR Gtdrs
flung bsfes 3tpetfsls 6sitrosen. Del
fenungeadtst balte i9 an Der Soffs
nuna feit, bab mir gu einem euten 2tbz
f6luB NIT Der rufii4en Delegation
in 9refS2ifoosf gelangeH perben."
True translation filed with the Post
master at Cincinnati on January "a,
1918, as required by the Act Of Octo.
ber 9th, 1917.
4uf SitIanb b aelanbet.
&openbagen, "a. Sotudr. -
On Der Weiffiifte DoH sssiitlon6 iino II
Ranu Der 8efaBuHs zines bsutfheu
5orpebobootseritSrers,. Der eHtipsoer
torpebirt tpuroe ober auf eine Wins
auffubr, gelanoei.
Die Sesleute ga6en an, bab am
Sonntdg flint belitffe 3orpeooboote
aerit0rer na6 Selgoldrb in See ginz
aen. Die ~ 70" fitbr auf cine Uine
ouf un6 gina infer. Die ~ 73", bic
e6enFols gu Silfe ellen dpollte, lief
glei6fd1s auf cine Mine auf uno ber>
fant. Die iibrigen brei 3erft6rer
iporbten iia. bas glei9e S9ifial be-
fiir4tenb, Iiibtpdrts. Die sefammte
geiaBung Der 81 73" fam um, tpdbz
renb BON Der r& 70" nsunssbn Mdnn
qerettst ipurben, DON beneu ieoo6 3tpei
ir3piIden itdrben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25

iibenten beIagf., entf9ieo Ri4tsr
@apesdn, 10 tann i9 bod ni6t bic
ueberseugunq aefpinnen, bdB es Die2lbs
iidt bes prditbenten obsr bes aOngreIs
les getpefen, ibr bic gIei9en 6iirserlis
den Rehte su Deripeigern, oeren ii9
neutpdle 4usldnber erfreuefi.
SolIte eine berdrtige Beitim1nnng
eriitiren, 10 fte6t fie i'm @ioeHpru9
nit Der 8erfi9erung, Ddb Der &ldgez
rim bic glei6e 8ebdH6luug 5ltomut.
tpts aaen frieoliebeHoeu unD geieBlies
benben 8iirgern.
sd 5tebe es Dor, oieieH 2tntrag dbs
5rfpeifen," fagte Der Riftsr, rauf bic
tpeiturrFaFenbe Steautgna9ne bin,
bdb bic i'm 2anoe tpobneHben unters
tbdnen elmer feiHblt6er Ratiou ba5u
berebtist iino, pas@erfabreu in unfe
rem @eri6ten dr5iitufen, 10 ldnge fe
fi9 teiner 9anblung f6uIDtg sentdht
bdber, bic i'm Diberiprud nit Der
tempordren 2opolitdt ftebt, pelde fie
fin bieIes besen.4
,Srau Ober," enti6H6 Der Ridtsr
ferner, .t5nne, ba Is cine 5rdu fei
inter ben geittnmungen Der protlds
nation Ses 9DrdFbenten nidt oIs 2ons
oesfettlb era6tet tperoen.
Dieie gntideibuns rtrb oIs 3eifs
faa fir eins 4naabl &laeeu erahtet,
Bel benen es ii4 lin Gbnlide 9ebaups
tungen hanbelt.
True TRANSLATION fled with the Post
master at Cincinnsti on January "a,
1918, as required by the Act of octo-
Der 9th, 1917.
g6tna entfhuibigt It'd
pettna "a. San. Dds guspGr-
tise amt bat ieinem 8ebauern 6e5iigs
Ii9 bes qnsrtffs airf tos ameritanis
f4e Sanonenbeot .Ulonpcacpa duf
oem Gang 5ie &tang SluB in Der
berflofeun Wohe 4usbrud eeseben,
uno etns 1lnterfuduns unb @snus,
tbirung perfpro4en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-25

Rinopieb. - Die 3niubr ipar
beute rsidlih, Der Msartt sttpa iietig.
@ute Gtiere ipdren unDerdnoeri, eiiis
Fadr unb seip6bnli9e paren lausiam
une stfpds niebrieer. Gute aiihe ipas
rn jistia Biz etipas niebriesr; Cans
mers Hno Cutters parsn ftetis. Cute
Wtil4tiibs fparsn ffetig Stoders uno
sJeeyrs ipurben ipenis perldHst.
Wiittlere unf l9ipere Gtiers $1,000
300; iyleif6er Stiere 500
1000; ouserleteHe big ertra $10.25-
1880: Seifsrs $7.00-10.0O; auBsrs
IsI.ne Bis srtra $10.25-1150; aiibe
S6.71S.0o; ausrlriene bis gtra
SS.25-1o.0o; ganHers s6.00-650;
Mhhtiibe $50.00-120.O0; Stoders
uno syetDrs $6.00--9.50.
gu[lsn. - Die 3ufubr mar sss
rina. bic Rn9frage oringsno nnb Der
Ularit unh bi. 95reiie fart.
5ette Bunen $10.50-11.50; 9os
Iogna $3.50 1925; ,rtra $lQ.50;
mas.re unD lsitte $500 500.
aGIber. - Die bsutise 3nfubr
NOR isbr rsidlif. DIE preiie mareH
iistis bis 25--50s uieoriser aIs sss
fern.
g @meiue. - Der Wnrtt 0ffuts
te langIam uno so SOC nisoriger ais
eeitern. NitiIsre unb laptre S4iDeis
ne pertDrm 60c, leibte unb 6erisl
SOC. Raube i9ipsre potsIsorfsn pas
rsn laneinm unb mrift 50-75e niez
brigsr. Der Snfub mar i@ipo1 uRo
es bIisbsn psrf4itbsns eapuussnI
GtriG.
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Carthage prOteitirt seseH 8aHer'
mangel.

@or Siherbeitsoireftpr Solmes ers
fdyien geitern eire Delegation Don Be
lppbnern bon Carthage, an bererSpiBe
bas Stdotpatbsmitglieb 2ouis Selfs
rid ftane, 1rns proieitirte gegen ben
MaRael an WaHsr in iensr SrtIhdff
fer beirn 9ranbe in Der Inldqe Der
5eB Spring & ggle 60. am Ulittmoh
g(benb au Gage eetreten lei, eur9
hen elm Shoeen BON 100000 aaqee
rihtet iparbe. Die 8eamten Der
Waferiperte eebm gu, bab bic 9sis
tuuasrobre, ipelde Carthage NIT
Waifer periprgt, nthf p0lio geHitge
lin benz llebelftonDe absubelfen, piiroe
cine 2lusaabe bon $250,000 fir bas
l9esen elmer 24sDaigen Souptr0bre
ouf elmer Strede BON 5pet Wieilen no
tbia Sei. MaHertperfe Superiutens
bent 6illsr ipurpe beuilftrogt, bic Si=
tuation su ifitbireu uno einen eHogiils
fiqen 9ertht eiusirenben pel6er benz
Stabtrotb poreelegt tperben ipll.
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3udtr. =. preiIe Ieit. = Ro5fis
nirttr Gui aoai 1Oe; poiposreD Sac;
aranulirisr Sc; eonfsttionsrs ~"
SIX per 100 pfano; Rem OrIsans
clarified rpsiBsr s4c; bo. selber Sc per
pinno.
Molaiies. - Wnrtt ifetis. -
Rnp Srlsons Cppm aettsl 58-65e;
Centrifugal 25-34c per galons.
NeiS. - egtra inntD 6eab o..
I9ac; fancn Ss-8ie; fsesnb Seab g.;
gebrc6ener 7Ac; Sapnn s4-S1c.
Dairps psprobnfts
gutter. Wartt aiemIidj Itbs
baft. prsijt feit. - DboIemiIi sEtra
53e; gsHtraIissb ertra 50ae; Gsntra,
Iisso iirits 4sAe; iseenbs 46e; Sansp
Doirp 45e; padins Stod 32-36c
per plumb.
RGis. - Warti felt; O6ip 26c;
TorSmsiiIifer 26-2SAe; G9fpei5sr
4o-65e; aimburssr 29--29ac; DO.
grid 32c per piuno.
Ctr. 5riife Gier iinb in
Rnhfrass. prima firEs oiibnsr,iar
e6s; firfs Csc; orbinGre iiriis 62e;
isconos 49e pr SuBsnb.
@efIieel. - Wartt Iebbait;
preiie isit. groilsrs Jipsi pfunb
nnh barunier 26e; sJrpers iibsr ;pei
plumb 26e; 6dbne IS 20r; 9iibHer
22-24t; Irutbibnsr bon S-10I
plumb 26 Gents; DO. NIT frummer
8ruIt 1se; Guns Sc; psibe Gnten
27t; fnrtise 25c; @dnfe 1s--20c;
aiis 5nubsn $50 per DussnS.
Gafsn. - go. 1 250-3.00;
30. 2, $1.75-2.25; go. 8 60-75c
per Dubenn.
Dbfunn Gemiis.
3ttrontn. - California $3.50
100 per Rife; aimes s2.75 3.oo|
per Rife.
Otanstm - GIoriba $3.50
500; xangrins $3.O0--3.25 per
Rife.
Mnanas. Ssfs Of piues 81
5000 per groit.
@snpsTruit. - Jlorisn SS.s
254-oo pei Rita