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The Washington times., 1918-10-28
Johnson DEMANDS
DRASTIC Rent LAR

Chairman Ben johnson Of Ire
House District Committee deeierss
drastic legislation is needed Al once
to check operations OF -gra9ing
washington landlordaH
He calls the conditions here Sin-
human" denouncss the Pomerena bIll.
which is now an amendment to the
food production bill. and once more
hres hot shot at Senators who are
lighting the Johnson bill.
The Johnson bili.- he Gays would
change this inhuman condition .over
night: the Pomerene bin fosters en-
courages. and protects the wretchcs
that are guilty OF profteering f.O-h
these girl workers who have left
their homes to serve their country"
VIII Not surrender. -see
Mr.. johnson says the House con-
ferees on the Pomerene amsndhfsHf
"will never surrender to the pf5htE
eers, whether in or out Of the SEN
ate" 49,
War workers have sacrificed WELT
lives while pronteering goes ons ~,
johnson asserts. and SO per centccot
the clerks aud employees who recently
came to Washington have returned
home Impoverished and dlsoo6f-
aged"
The Senate conferees on the Pom<
creme bill cannot disturb him b aro-
fusing to meet with him. Mr.. john
son says.
Take Hin by Meek.
"I am proud" he adds. ito be the
champion OF the war-worling ten
ants who are being daily r66Bed
while Senator Pomerene and hiS4sh
low statesmen live in luxurious ddRf7
ters, undisturbed- The eontempt10f
such Senators and the. hatred q orha
grating landlords they are prptactF
ing are badges Of merit which wear
with pleasure" -
The rent prohteer should be TAXA
By the neck and his @iu-gqttal
gains" shaken from hts pockets. q
the opinion Of Mr.. Johnson
The Washington times., 1918-10-28
ADJUSTMENTS
BOSTON SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
Henri Rabaud, of Paris.

Conductor
Season of Ave eOneertH-Nov &.
Dee. 3, Jan. Z, Feb. 3, March IL. -
National Theater, 4:3O
Florence EaHtOn, Nine. MeIhn
FredrIe FrRdLin and Arthur Rubin
stein.
Season Tickets, $40, S7.sO, $500.
Seat 9 now on sale at Mrs. Greene
office in Droop's. 18th and @.
Subscribers are requested to call for
their tickets 'at this office
Evening journal., 1918-06-19
MachiniSt Wanted

i6-ln. boring mill hand, night work.
50-in. lathe hand. night work.
? 42-in. lathe hands. night work.
1 36-in. lathe hand, night work
Government wages. Eight-hour day.
Time and half time for over eight
hours. Five per cent. extra for night
work. Day shift now working 9 hours
per day. Night shift II hours each
night; Eve nights a week. Only first
slass men need apply TO Employment
department
Evening journal., 1918-06-19
EXCHANGE.


ELECTRIC PLAYER PIANO: WILL
II sell or exchange for a Ford or any
thing Of the same value. Apply No. 2i9
W Sixth st. apr21-1yr
Evening journal., 1918-06-19
HOTELS AM nEsTaURaNTs.

lust LIKE HOME TO LUNCH AT TIM
- Belmont Restaurant and Lunch Room
Under new management. No 331 z. Fourth
street. may23-1m.
Evening journal., 1918-06-19

Household interests are all undr a
beneflcent ruling. and these cominetwo
weeks will ne the best time for ater-
tislng them in the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1918-06-19
LOsT AND FOUND.


Il OST-ON THE nth, BLACK SPAN
- lei, female; white breast, short hair
Ninth and Pine SITS. Liberal reward IL.
returned TO Edward Sparks, No. 323 East
Ninth 81. juneiS-3t
II osT-CHAsED GOLD RING WITH
II Japanese pearl Wednesday morning
between Twelfth and West and Eleventh
and Orange SITS. Reward IL returned to
No ll25 West st. juneio-2t
Evening journal., 1918-06-19
PROPOSALS.

DDS FOR RAILROAD TRACK, CITY
ID wharf, New Castle, Del About 40 sec
tions and switch. Bids open July >.
Send all bids to J. T. Stoops President Of
city Council 1unels-St.
Evening journal., 1918-06-19
TRANSPORTATION.
To Philadelphia
and Chester

and lheStef
From Fourth 81. Wharf
Schedule in effect June 10. subject TO
change without notice.
Daily except Saturdays. Sundays aud
holidays leave Wilmington for Philadel-
phia. at 7.30, 900, 11.0O A. NJ, 800, 4.15, 100
Leave Philadelphia for wilmington, Mt
40 fi.o0 A. NJ, 1.50, 4.15, 600. 100 and
o.30 l.. NJ
on Saturdays. Sundays and holidays,
leave both Wilmington and Philadelphia,
at 73O. 900. 1890 A. NJ, II o'clock noon,
80 800. 415. 800. 100, $50 and a30 +. NJ.
Summer Rates, Effective May list.
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Daily single 25c; half single 1bc.
sats. Suns. and Holidays. single 3oc;
half single, 1Jc
TO CHESTER.
Daily (including Sats. Suns. and Holi-
days) single fare, 15c half single. 10c
No excursion tickets will be issued. The
single tickets will be good either way.
WILMINGTON-PENN ROUTE.
Leave Wilmington at Gao, 700. 100.
800 1000, II 90 A. NJ, IL o'clock noon, 100,
. 90 800, 400. 800. 600, 200, 500, LOO,
10 90 II 90 and 1900 p. NJ
Leave pennsgroye nj Goo. 7f5. 500. 700,
1000 11.00 A. NJ, Il o'clock noon. 100.
2I5 800 400. 500. 600, 100, 500, LOO,
I015 100 and 1900 L. NJ
FRENCH's GROVE. PENNsGRONL
Open dates for Sunday School Ecur-
sions. Apply Fourth Street Wharf.
Evening journal., 1918-06-19
SEWING MACHINES.

CEWING MACHINES-50c WEEK.
- White. Standard and Golden Star, $23
up Machine parts. repairs. Hemstitchins.
Phone 1918 ROckefellers, No. PA West :
Seventh s. feos-lyr.
Evening journal., 1918-06-19
AUTOMOBILES.

+ light DELIVERY TRUCK BODY
IL only used months. No. 217 Maryland
avenue junel7-3t.
Evening journal., 1918-06-19
DEFECTIVE AGENCY.
NASSEUSE.
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES.


THE EXCHANGE. BUY AND SELL
Il Store-Ofice fixtures Of every descrlp-
tion show cases safes. registers. No. 305
270f june3-1yr.
Evening journal., 1918-06-19
OPTOsfFTRIsT.


I1YES HURTf TWITCH. SMART OR
II burng Don't postpone your visit until
too late VIM. A. Moore, the OptometrIst,
No. 9l9 Market st. may1-1yr.
Evening journal., 1918-06-19
CUSTOM CORSETS.

PERSONALLY LOOK AFTER MEAS
Il uring fitting of corsets. Brassiers and
insure the customer n garment satisfactory
in every respect. both in material and su-
perior workmanship Helen NJ White 300
W. Goth st. Phone 1919. june1-1yr.
Evening journal., 1918-06-19

nELAwARE MONEY LOAN OFFICE
~ License, and bonded. Advances
made on watches. diamonds, jewelry. j.
Rose, Prop. II Il. 18th st. may1-1yr.
Evening journal., 1918-06-19
Pusey & Jones Co.

Front and Poplar Streets.
msy3i-tf
Evening journal., 1918-06-19
STENOGRAPHER

WANTED. APPLY HUDSON
SUPPLY CO.. FRONT AND
MARKET STREETS.
junels-5t.
Evening journal., 1918-06-19
HELP wANTED-MALE.

yXvANTED-uoUSE PAINTER. NO. COL
w Scott ST. junei9-2t.
Evening journal., 1918-06-19

VXvANTED-BoY FOR GENERAL GAR
w age work. Amply No. 9ls shipley 81
iune19-2t
Evening journal., 1918-06-19

MAN WANTED TO WORK IN RES
4'1 taurant Hotel Louise. John kies.
Proprietor. New Castle, Del. Junelf-ot.
Evening journal., 1918-06-19
PUBLIC sALEs.

DUBLIC SALE - FURNITURE, CAR
PETS. RUGS, BEDDING, ETC. WILL
BE SOLD AT STIDHAM a SONS AUC-
TION STORE, NO. Ill L. FOURTH ST..
FRIDAY. JUNE q, 1918, AT / O'CLOCK
T. NJ SHARP.
Brass Beds Enameled Beds, Walnut
Bedroom Suite, Library Suite. Couch
Davenport Suite. Mattresses. Chairs. Rock.
ers, Roll Top Desk. Diningroom FurnI-
ture. Dishes Dressers and Chlfoniers sew
eral fine Rugs. Mating Rugs. Pictures
Everything Will he sold to the highest
bidder. STIDHAM & SON
junelS-3t. Auctioneers
Evening journal., 1918-06-19
Madam Brohammer

the specialist has removed from No. n02
w w est street TO her new pnrlors, NJ NO 700
WEST EIGHTH STREET where she will
he pleased to meet her old aud new pa
teh's' may13-1yr.
Evening journal., 1918-06-19

MARK BROS, AMERICAN AND CHIN.
4'l ese Restaurant No. 800 French ST.
The place. to get chop suey and other
Chinese dishes. may24-1m.
Evening journal., 1918-06-19
TYPEWRiTERS.

TyYPEwRITERs RENTED - THREE
Il months, $500. Rental applied on pur-
chase. Sold $500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency, Type
writer Exchange, second floor, y. W. Cor
rer Seventh and Market SITS. aus22-tf.
WE CAN FURNISH EVERYTHING FOR
w office. All makes typewriters. cash
registers, stationery, printing and rubber
stamps
OFFICE SUPPLY 4 TYPEWRITER CO..
Phone 54ieR. 5O3 Ford Bldg.
unavIA-ff
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

The Association fer tho Preservation
or Virginia Antiquities viii meet Tues
anE .., m"rn'ns "a, u o'clock in, the John
Will be discussed and decided unon at
this TING. and all m"n bcrS arc urged
10 be prese A.
81. IIi,da's G, iii will aoid it's rceu-
lar monthly meeting in -. PauIs
parish house Thursday morning at II
O'Clock. \ fun ate ldance 4, urged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
GATE CITY

Especial 10 Tho Times D!spatch.l
GATE. CITY. VA. March 3c.-iIom.
Harry NJ. Snythc, veteran newspapers
writer and diplomat is spending some
time with relatives and friends her"
This was his childhood home. but sine.
young manhood he has spent very lit
tie time here. He is engaged in writ
ing a memoir OF Judge H. :. X. Nor
rison. VINO died several years ago.
Scott County will send an additional
quota OF twcnty-one men 10 Camp Lee
Monday.
Pat *. Hash: Of salem, W. Va. is
visiting his father, NJ. ]. Hash, at this
place.
Rev j. e. Craft. OF Big stone Gap.
has formally accepted tho call to The
pastoratc OF the Gate city Baptist
Church. and viii move TO this place
April LIST
j. c. Stephenson, former cashier OF
the Peoples National Eank. Of Gate
CITY. mas moved with his family to
Harrison Ky. where he is connected
In business.
DR.. G. l.. Fugatc. a young physician
OF Clinchport. went to Fort oeIcih"rpe.
Ga. This week. having been called as
lieutenant in tho medical reserve
corps.
Or J. NJ pou. liberty returned TINS
week from a visit 70 New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
r" Entertain Members.
~ AND orr or Town.

Ailss Mary Burlington. student AZ
Houius College, is the guest OF hcr
parents. MIR. and Mrs. 4. MEG Bulling
ton, fog Easter
Mrs. Otto Theodore Hess and her
sister, Mrs. David Leake. are spcndin &
the Easter season in New York
Miss Elizabeth Cecil. who is a stu
dent at Bryn Mawr College. is the
guest Of her parents. DR.. and Mrs
Russell Cecil, on Park Avenue. for
he holidays.
Miss Eugenia Fairfax. who is a;
oak li!il' Loudoun County, for Eas-
ter, VIII return 10 Richmond next week
to spend the month OF April with rela
tives here.
Corporal J. Ben Ryan. of CAMP Nc
Clcilan. Admission. Ala, Is visiting his
mother. Mrs. Phil Ryan. at 1872
Hanover Avenue.
Mrs. Frank BoxIey and her dauch-
ter. Louise. are spending Easter in
Louisa.
Miss Matte Gardner left Saturday to
spend some time in Atlantic City and
Philadelphia.
Lieutenant Lewis Kaufman and his
FAMILY are spending Il few days with
MS parents at ?l3 West Grace Street
Miss Georgia Woodward, of Ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

w. w Thomasson and Mrs. L. o.
Hogshcad. here.
Rev. Il. T. Lipscomb. presldim. elder
OF the Charlottesville district was
here this week and held quarterly con-
ference in the Methodist church AZ this
place.
Miss Louise Cousins. accompanied by
Miss lZctta Gardner. OF Hampton. who
has been her guest for the past ten
days. left this week to visit relatives
In Richmond.
Mrs j. II Hume is Oh a visit 20
her son. +. J. Holiday. in Richmond.
K. NJ. Mcclure visited relatives in
Richmond this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. H. Downcr. of Char
lottcsvillc, visited relatives here this
week.
Miss Gladys Grcincr has returned TO
her home in Washington after n short
visi, 10 h"r parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
G. Grcner near town.
Miss Mary Leo Smith. who is teach
ing at Buckncr's. visited her mother
Mrs. a. 6. Smith, AT Mountain View.
a few days since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Niche. OF Pc
tcrsburg. arc visiting relatives in
South Gordonsvillc.
Miss Irene Goodloc. OF Richmond. is
on Main Street.
Maurice Block. OF tho University OF
Virginia. visited his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Block, "a few days since
Mrs. Susie Martin and son. Edward.
OF New York. are visiting relatives in
charlottesville.
j. y. Watkins. Of Camp Loo. visited
his father here a fcw days since
Miss Lou Buchncr, of Frederick sburg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

and Philadelphia. is the guest OF her
sistcr-in LAW. Mrs. j. Il. Buckner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wander feathers. OF
Madison. We're Gordonsvillc visitors
this week.
T. j. Holiday. OF Richmond. visited
relatives here this week.
Miss Ivy Thomasson. member Of
McGuirc's Base Hospital Unit. is spend
ing few days with her brathcr. J. L..
JhoinaSSon and family.
Miss Janet Sampson. who has been
patient at the Martha Jefferson Hos
p!tal. Charlottesville. for the past two
weeks. has returned homo. accompa-
MED by her mother. who has been with
her during her illness.
Mrs. Ernest Armstrong left this week
/ Tor an extended visit TO Newport
Ncws
Mrs. = l.. Martin. OF Waldrop. was a
GordonsNille visitor on Tuesday
Mrs. IL u. Alexander is visiting hei
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
MUSICIANS CLUB TO HEAR
MRS. MACDOWELL IN RECITAL
widow or Famous American Composer
I" Civ" Authoritative Intcrrrc-
tntiOn of Ills Works

The Musicians Club Of Richmond an
nounces ar extra artist concert on
Friday evening. April > az sis o'clock.
III the jefferson auditorium. This con-
cert is entirely complimentary 10 the
members and their guests. as no tickets
Will be sold.
Mrs. MacDowcll. tho widow o, the
great American composer. viii give n
lecture recital OF the MacDowcll CON
positions Her Interpretations arc au-
thoritdtivc. or as she has said. These
are not nay Interpretations. but rather
tn" spirit OF the composer himself.
which it is my privilege l" pas. on 10
music lovers" Certain it is that. as
exponent OF the AiacDoweli worls. she
stands unique ana aivrc in the rnu.
steal world to-day
Edward Mcdowell had nore OF
"aGncrs combatlvencss nor his go
mus Cor "lf-eNplOitation. Ills rct!ccncc
miiIsatcd against him ia life. lie
was rot truly appreciated wien h
"i"d nor Is he today. BY most per-
sons the greater MacDowcii" is sim
UNDISCOVERED, but tn" musical world IS
growing 10 know him and for ,hls
n" credit belongs primarily 10 his wifc.
Sh" has had 30 encounter and over
come ignorance and pr"ju,lic. IL com.
bat apathy ana wiscouccpt but Sn.
mas done SO unfaltcringlE, with q charm
OF manner that never fails in .;r an.
peal. anc she Is just beginning to soc
the fruit OF her !abors
IL Is one Of tho curious !ron.cs Of
American musica! history that. while
most persons would. /: aSNcd nru-
nounce MarDowcli the outstandinc
American composer. not 10 per cen.
OF tncm know those productions
wherein he is greatest; Some people
entertain the notion that his music -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
Interesting Entertainment.
EOliI-i)1Iis.

Miss lydia + DAVIS, daughter OF MIR
ana MTH shelton ". Davis. Of Nest
aamutOu WAS married last Wednesday
afternoon gu Admission 10 Wilson W
Mpliz formerly OF Richmond. hut now
tationed With the one Hundred and
Eorrth Ammunition Train. Camp Nc
t'tg.i..F Nttufsfpu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

common property to-day because every
schoolgirl tears up the wild Rose"
hy the roots. to employ one OF the
composers own phrases. and because
sonrs;crs HAY" made THY Bcaminc
Eyes" an abomlnatiOn and win cucorcS
with "Blucbcn. And yet opc must
near the Morse" and Kettle" sonatas
the Sea Pieces" and "I'ircs!dc Tales"
70 know the real MacDowcli
Richmond viii have the great priv
NcSc on next Friday evening. Of hear
Mrs. MacDowcll brilliant pianist, IN
- recital Of the best of her husbands
works
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

doiph- Macon College. Is spcndin. the
holidays with her mother. Mrs T.. G.
Woodward. At 1901 stuart Avenue
Mrs. W. II. Street aud Miss Rena
Williams. of West Avenue. are visiting
their brother. John X. Williams of The
One Hundred and Fourth Ammunition
Train. At Admission. Ma
Mrs. G. II. Ihill:ps. az MusEorcc.
Okla. is visiting her sister. Mrs. 4
Iiartuug. OF - North Boulevard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

M Mrs , An sis Gg I ., snS
An ,,",i,M rs. Coleman Workman. Nir. ana Mrs
EarG MF md S,rS rS %tiH "t Jonns @%'" Mr.
In r,l,A Mr$ bIy.no ,Moor;; Mr ana Mr. i.oW;s
9nh Mrs r"in,r l.@!rh. Mr and Mrs. n l..
i ~. u. ,.Gsci ~ AMI NV. T.yIor cuSisr.
IisrnGon. NJ. @nG MTs y W. e:ias Wa,'son
~ san @" Nj on PTy%r r~ raG hslT: NJ Ma, Tna
$wat' .nm% me" MY M"5' sd &, M Nj ama i Ms
NT,so' u Mr. rnI Mr.. M'fr re-, oary Mr s sn
Nh u. , ns@s2@. ~ 4ai %Ts: WniII$'n WIlss',
ana i MIs Ss' 5a I Mr. ana M r~ All MT
iiirnI"inh rap"r,"m, MI ! Ar;hur l;"fr? s
! j, n,li@n. NJ s,d Mr:. rhiliip T9wsrs.
"sen .a r lI?"'I H.. ah N Mrs ""% s. M,a
2,ichigx ps ana Mts; I. ,SSelIen pr anI
End Mr ana Mrs 4 ii my rh nn a, ''o"'
Easter Party for Children.
The Y. W. G. y. viii give "a big Easter
party Monday afternoon from to
o'clock. when a Peter Rabbit entertain
Iucnt has been arranged in tho Y W.
6. 4. Gymnasium. The children OF
Centenary Methodist Church will be
hostcsscs, and little Peter Rabbit Mr..
ana Mrs. Farmer McGrcgor. and the
100 children from the orphanagcs OF
the city viii be their guests. 4 joy
ons holiday for all the children of the
city has been planned. and amusamcnts.
games and refreshments will be the en-
tcrtainmcnt for those attending. All
children of Richmond are invited
GIntrr Park Club Program.
The Gintcr Park WCman's Club will
meet at the Gintcr Park Schoolhousc
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Misses Emily and ruth Brown will
give q dramatic reading and musical.
The Misses Brown are very talented
young artists. and tho program will
be unusually interesting.
or Interest Here.
OF interest here is the marriage Of
I Miss Frances Moore, OF Washington
and il.utcnant Henri Masuuisan. Jr..
of the French flying corps which Will
take place April G. Miss Moore has
selected as her attcrGants Miss Flea
nora Morgan. daughter of DR.. and Mrs
James Dudley Morgan. as her maid OF
honor and her two little Stcp-hroth-
ers, Clarence ana I.ioid Moore. will act
rs pages. Tn. best man vii, be Lieu
tenant Pierre de Mandrot. OF tho
French dying corps. ard the ushcrs will
include Lieutenant Colonel Il. G..
i'Eloomiicld, Royal Flying Corps; Lieu
/ tenant Frederick !. Frclinghuyscn.
signal Corps, L. s. r.; g. Celcsia. of
the Italian embassy and Andrea VI.
jules !londcl, OF the French embassy
stan Tho ceremony VIII be performed
80 -, NhtHc" 'alhp!ic 'hurch' In
an 'oh' ~ noon ana WIZ be foi-
'"",u oN q reception a. me nome or
~" bt!de Stcpi7other Mrs Aksel
M'chit'd' vic OF the atiache Of the
Danish legation, IL massachusetts
avenue.
Interesting Entertainment.
IN" mus'ca! concert ana reading
which VIII b. given in the lecture-room
r. Broad street Methodist Church Fri
Jay evening of this week. will he an
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31
WONIEN'S MEETINGS.

The board OF managers Of the I3,p-
list Home f":' Aged Womtn viii hold
IT'S regular monthly business ncc;int:
Monday morning at 1890 O'Clock "a,
tho home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

Tho Helping Circle or Kings Dauch-
tcrs Will meet Tuesday afternoon a,
o'clock. instead Of Monday. with Mrs
j. T.. I;ubank. 2G23 East Broad street.
y fun attendance is urged as plans
VIII be completed for q spring enter
tainmcnt. Members arc asked to note
the chanGn in the day Of meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-31

Tho Randoiph- Macon Ali,nnoo wiII
meet Tucsda.' ,fter:ioou al 40 o'cloc,
with Miss Dorothy Sage. 2O7 North
Park street 'mnortan, bushes. viii
be trnnsactel and ALI members are
urged to DC present.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14
SDnSsrbare aaufbabu.

gu Gnafng Der neun5iger SABRE
hes IL. Sabrbunoerts CAB es IN
Gom einen armen Seufel, Der iei-
nen Sebensuntcrbalt iriltete, iIoem
er ii4 tagii4 auf Der BiaSoa bi
Spagna aufitelte urIo li6 bort ben
Sreuloen als Siibrer ontrug. @ines
Saees gei6ab es, bab Der DOE fur
5em ansetpmmene franooliI6e Ue.
lonoti@aits iefretGr iiG bon oem
Dlaun in &om berumiiibren IieB
uno babel ibien es ibm, ais bate
er elm seiiielses 8ertSeus iiir ieine
Rl1ne eeiunben. 9Ieie SlGne GIN.
gen namlih oabirl, Die ytomer -
nit Silie Der pom aoupent 5ur Der
iiisung seitelten @elomittel - DOE.
iiatig auf5apieseln, 10 oaB Der Stir.
1euitaat seipiiierulaBeu frieoIih iiir
Die frarB0iiide &epubIif erobert
puroe. Ger Sobnoiener giug oui bic
4biihten Wionlielr Saleuiles elm
uno tdgliG empfing er nun eIne
5umme @eIoes, I'm oas romIi6e
Bolt gu bearbeiten. Tas Jeiultat
mar, oaB BaiiepiIle zines Sages er.
nloroet puroe uno balo oarattl Der
Sobnoiener Elm - Boufgei6dit er-
offuete. Sm llmsaus nit einem
Staatsmann idien er ieIH Genie
entoedt 5u baben, oenn aus oem
fieiiien gautseidait Duroe balO eia
grobes, oem perihieoeHe wtitglIe0er
Der Samilie Sonaparre, 5abIrel6e
slriltofroien nno Der Sonig bon
Sponien ibr Yerinogen ooer oOa
betrd6tllhe Geile oesielbeu anDer.
trauten. 60 fam elm Tag, an benz
Der Wiann Don Der Bin5Sa oi Spag.
10 gum @ranoen ouu SpGnieH er.
nanIlt mriroe, Ino eIu alloerer, an
Gem er ben 3itel eines Ser5ogs bon
graeciano erbieIt. 8on ieInen beioeu
Sobnen neru1Gblte iit Der altere
nit einer 6iiritiu Sior0a ullD Der
IiIngere nit etner Siirlttn SorId.
Ter ebemalise Sobubeoienitete, Der
IorIonia bieS, mar Ser5og gewor.
cen uno nit ben itolaeiteH danilien
Staliens nertpanot. 60 DIel tam
man errei6en. ipeuH man oos Selo
rihtig au bebaHoeIn oerltebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

Be ems snibedt, bos feintm Gto mob
melt iiberlegen it,
.9l6 tpdsl Ds tpdre bas mogIiA!@
riefen bic @diie.
o3as BON Serrn Sultro iii bret
fad. msins pieorboIt DIermal ben
S6aq."
$50 lit es 6enns"
fragten Die glnipeienben neugierig.
-YsSm Barf", inate geortoh rein
ourb 3ufaa babe Id, es entoedt."
,,a0nnen mir es nift mai bSren?"
r@eipiB, ipenn es Sbneu Spub
nlaft +. pieIleift no6 Dem giierg~
,,Serr bon 2ritro ipirb Iidj idon
drgern", fagten Die 9onien Der lit
10 itol5 Glif iein @f,c."
ga, ia, 70 sebfsl" iogte 9iartcu
pbiloiopbiib.
gtad oem Diner gfng man IN bic
guIunS, nm ben aaffee gu triilfeil;
bic 9yeniter tpurbeu bel Dem fehr mill
ben gBetter geoffnet, uilO man bate
Den 9lif auf ben berrli6en Bort.
80, jeBt oSer raid su Dem @AO,
riefen Die @1ite ungeotIbig.
Stunt 6ann bite 81 folgen", ingte
Der Sdaobberr ftol8 rino ihritt allen
uoraus, bite BIB m oas en0e oes
9nrfs."
3ie SerrifJaften folgten, alIe mebr
ooer Deuiger iulglaubig.
slls gtarton arn &anoe Der fleinen
Sdduht angefoutmer mar, mafte
er Solt, banu fab er TJa um; olle isi'
ne GGite biIbeten einen Salbtreis nm
i'm.
Oas mar Der feierlide Wtoment,
Cine Gefunbe berrifte tiefe Stile
un6 6ann Hang Iaut unO nernebmli6
Die Gimme bes SdloBberru:
edo! = bift - on - oa?"
llno lart itno bernebntli6 flang
es siriid:
rSSa. Serr Narton, f6on 5pei
Gtunoenl" 1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-14

un6 fparen Iistig, Die nnberen iparfn
langfom bis tstig.
s5ette Bu[sn $10.5O-1100; Bos
logna $s-50-10.25; magepe unb
leitte $6.Q0-8.OO.
adIber. Der Wearft tDor
kute langfam unb bic prtife nm
SOC niebriger als seltern.
Bette leihte adlber $13.75-14.s
90; einigs auserlsfsne fleim Cots
S14.25-14.50; fair biz CUTE $1,000
-13.75; Ornindre uno grobe $500
800.
S9meine Der Warff mar
beute fefter unb bic qrsifs itiesen nm
2550c per 100 pflub. Die 0ad.
frage mar gut.
S9ipere iibsr go pfuub $3.50
-15.75; mittlere unb semif9te 160
gfunb unb mebr $1,000; fair Biz
gut, lei9te 120 bis 15O pfnnb $15.s
OO-15.50; orbinare bis CUTE GerteI
40 9,iunf unb ipeniger $11.00-
400; orbindre bis aussrIdene
f9fperc fstte Saue $10.OO-14.0O;
orbindrs Biz aaserIdsne Stags $10.s
OO-12.00-
e dafe unb 9Gmmer. gs
parn beaie fafs gar ,eine Sdafs
unb admmer I'm Wtartt. Rur elm
Shaf tam an. Die preiie blisbeu
Itetig.
S9afe, nuserIdens Bis ertra SILL
0-11.50; fair bis CUTE $500
11.n0; orbindre $6.0O-8.O0; Y0ds
$1,000 uub tperiger. 2Gmmer, aus,
erleiene bis srtra Iei6be $17.75-
1890; fnir Biz CUTE $15.75-18.OO;
ieconbs S15.O0-16.50; orbinGre
$12.00-14.00.