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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-20
3cbn @icrtel Bier fir 2eiOtragenoe.

Ttit 9lnton Rapp, oem Wtdior Der
Wiirttembergif1en ulanen Gstaoron
SO. 1. lit eine Der 6etaunteiten NerIona
li6teiter inter ben in Ybilupdpbia
anTGiItgen ebemaligen Qneeb0rigen Der
belltf1en Irmee aus Dem Geben ges
fdYieben. Der 3rieg bate Der l3eit eIn
Gnbe ganaht. in lpelter bic WiirttemS
beraiide ulanensGsfabrpu go. / in
opller Uniform uno hod 5u Rob unn
ter Der sSiibrung fires @riinOers uno
Raiprs, Inton Rapp, bel itnletternz
ben sSdnfaren bel feierlidsn glnldiIen
bur9 bic Gtraben Der Stuot paras
bierteu. Sic tOnrlte mir ais 3ioils
8erein ltrb unteritiiBunas >9efellItGft
Deiterbeiteben. 2tnton Rapps oer3
6inq an Der Uniform. I'm lie trugen
3u tDnnen, hattie er bic l. gatterie oes
0eutfheu ariegerburoes gegriinoet,
bercn erfter Rittrneiiter CT mar. Damn
rief er bic Rote rlldneu Settion oes
9urres tus 2ebeu unb griinbete 3ret
Sabre ipGter bic Biirtterrberqiidls
uluuensgstubrpu Ro. l. ruelte fetusr
3entrals Organization dngehDrt. 4ts
oeren Ntuior uHb Tiihrer bat er Isit
tbrer 9riiuburg fltngiett uro ou5
biirfte nahesu stpanaig Satire Der feir.
Rapp mar in friiberen SSSahren Brda
iibent bcs 9rieqer @Sdn1erhunoes qez
tuelen uub bate au6 cen 8aoiIAsn
MfIitdr s9erein ms 2eberr qerIfen Sr
Dar an 8. Oesember 1857 in 7os
nuucitingeu, 8Goen, oe6oren, ginJ
ais Biiritenma6erasieEe in bic Syrems
be, ourdnpauberte 9eutidJlano, bol5
5rlutreit, bic Stpeia. Seiterreih,
gelqien Gub gliab =2pthringen unn 9es
niiqfe in @eiRenbira Baneru, ieiner
Nreiidbriaen 0filitdrpfli6t i'm bapers
tiheu GbepaurleaersRegimen Gr
puroe als llnteroffi3ier entlaTiet gtln
J. 9lpriI 1882 lartoeR er in gtep gort
unp hepab Iih fofDrt mad PbilGoelt
phia, no er Die erfte Hoht auf dmeris
tuniitsm 9pben in oer !6uuie uers
bru1te, in pel6em er fpGter ieine
8irtfhdft betrieb. Gr uabm am oeltt
iden 8ereinslebe1r, norncutlid) an
3rteperbruo Qlrrgele1enheiteu, reaen
9lnt6eil uuo ipieIte odrin stne bebeii,
tenoe gp1e. @r mar eine Der mdrtis
oliiti.en @eitulten in ben &reiisu Der
oeiItIcben WfilitGr z8ereine. Dor furser
9eit iiItertrug er feline WirtIfdft an
ieinen Srbn. @r fiiblte iein @Hne bers
dnnabeu II. nerfiigte, oab er an etneHt
Sonntdg pou Der lllanensSolle inter
ilingenbem Spiel begrdben rperbe. Gr
beitinlmte ferner, bog bel Der Eruuers
feier fciner @ereius berFefbeu as6E
9iertsl Bier treoeUst piirbeu. Denv
8unIhe beS Iertprbeneu lit audl
Refr1tIng qetruRr tDoroeu, @r tour5e
nuh 6ereitpi[ffper @inpt1iRind Der
itGSttf6en ge1Srben NIT WuItf tes
gruber. Dos Sternenbduter gpuro.
bem Seiheusuge porungctrGgen. Nm
Der Seite feiner Dor et1tgsn Suhrcn
perftpr6ereu 7yruu rpurbe Der lebte Wtn.
jor Der Wilrttemberefi6eu ulonens@ss
ia6rUrt CUR Iebtsu &ube beitdttet Die
geHheiliGurg on ber 9egrGbuisfeter
mar cine grobdrtige.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-20
pfel. - @rse,iuas 5000

Q[epfel. - Greent,tas $500
$50 per Ybl. Rome geautp $500.
TOO per gbl.; Iulbtpim $5.00-5.'
30 per 1ff Ser Dapis SO. 1 $4.50
800 per 8bl. Ben Dapis go. 2
$4.00-4.5o; ycrf Jmperials $500
-5.25 per 1851. @ano's $4.75-5.s
25 per 8bI. aDippins $5.50-6.O0 per
8bl, 9flbernul $e.50-7,O0 per 8bl.
Dinrfaps $5.5o-6.5O per 8bt. Or
binarD parieties $3.00--4.00 per ga,
5omatoes. Gioriba $3.50
800 per Crate.
4artoffeln. Ginbeimifds
$1.O-175 Nlitigan $1.60-1.65
per 100 qfunO Sod auf bem De-
leiie.
SIBfartoffefm. Guncs
$2.O0-2.10 psr 9amper.
@urfen = 9reibbuus $1.50-z.
200 per DuBenb..
araut. Ddnii9es $500
20.O0 per S6n auf Dem @eleiie Hnb
H.W-1.25 per 100 pfun6 BON
Store; 5loripa $1.oo-1.25 per
Crate.
aosl. = einb.imifdkr 1925 =
$50 per g6l.
Stedraben - 800 125
per gu.
Wetbe Ribsn. - $1.O0-
l.50 per 86l.
= 3piebelm - Gelbe 50-75e;
tpeibs $1.O0--1.50; rotbe 50-75c
per 100 pfuub Sad auf Ssm Ge'
leiiss
I @riine Hobuer. - Sabli4s
$3.00-3.75 per camper.
&arotten. - Ginbeimii6e ST.
o0-1.25 per 100 Yfuub.
Sen. - gso. / 5imcttp $500
$3.50; go. 2 1unotbp $32.O0-33.a
90; go. 3 Iimoibp $29.50- -3150;
go. eemiTbter Stlee $1,000 32.s
80; go. 2 ssmHdter 8Ies $1,000 -
3150; 30. Slee $1,000 $3.50;
Ho. 2 GIee $500 $3.50; aIfalfd
$300o-34O0; Roggenitrob 1920
1900; WeiSntrob $12.0o-13.s
90; Safertrob $12.O0-13.oo per
3onne.
WHbfeufutter. - Die prei.
ie fiir &leis psroen feifsefest auf
etnr Bats bon SO pro5ent Der
burdf9rittii@rn apifen bon Wesen
Ia Der Wtiibl.. Die preife Don anbe'
rem Deisen Miblsrfutter Fnb:
Sbort ober Gtanbarb WibbItnss
$500 Hher bem preis bon RIeie.
semifdfes Gutter $500. Def,Wibs
bltnss $500 iiber Rlsi., Rsb Dog
$500 iiber aleie.
Gdmertiem. - Warit feft;
RIeeiameu $19.00-21.00 per Bu.
bonn Gtore; simotbp $3.6o-4.10;
Jladsfarnen $3.50 per Blu.
gsrfhtebeneL
Dele. - Wcrit itetis. - aeinSl
robe $1.61 per gaIIpHs IN partisH
bon ID gbl.; S178 in Yartten
bon 10 galIonen; go. 1 2arb0l
$1.3S-1.40; Winters5eff $1.63-
1.6S: Cotton Seeb Sa raft. $L64
per gdlIous; 5erpentiu Sic tn pars
ti.n ben Is JGb; sgetroIsum D5io
Carbon State zeif 121c; SpestaI>
Gorte 14e; Rsb grofpn GafoItn 25c;
Rap6ta 3oc per GalIone.
SdIS - Der Wartt III Fefi. -
Dbio aaiDer S2.0l pei g6l. DON LOO
pfunb, Iubrlobu binsusefist.
9aIg. Mar!t ifnri. - primo
Gitp 16t lie; bo. eouutrp III
15c pct pfunb.
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.fctte sdiie s1o-1s. oroinare Biz
CUTE Gtdss $1O--13.
SGafe nnb 3Gmmer
3ufu9r i@r serins unb bic preife
itetig.
S6afe. - @ute Bis auserleitne
,$12 1850, fair big CUTE $10--12,
lurbiuare bis fair $6--1O, 9Sde $40
labpdrtE.
2amnter. - @ute BIB aHserleiene
$17.75-18, fair Biz quite $16-
17.75, or6iudre bis fair 12--16; ses
Fdorene gGmmer $40---15, 5riibs
.labrs 2dmmer 500 abtudrts.
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eeIS, Ssats xuS afsien in Wep ysss

Uei9kftspapieEe lpnrotn 5u % butoH'
tirt. aBs4fd suf 2pnbou Dayeu tefis.
syig 90 7ase tk73H, GunsmueieI Btlt, 70
xaes, S4.Ts. Si1t A75X, &attl'
Auweiinnssn 14.76 116. Tsaaes Si4t
SIS, &abet G7i5t; Rors. fetne lssits
ruHafn; Grpnen. tsiHs luutisunssu psl'
l1n6ifdbs Unfbeu Sttt 46c, &abel 4e1se,
2irs Giat a-Sl, 4absl $50, Hubd SiHs
-; Hsbc lSH, StIbfr HarrsR e7H,
gssyiisnii4e Tousrs ~.
atttsumsrtt-- Ser 36pdrtsbepe.
gvns usn sesssa Dnrts GiRtait oststsa
unn Der Narft Usr Ten. Die Aassi4pau,
sauoen warren sber nns uRteeeSieno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-20

80 ~ " W 40. 0Nh1 ASAcs
3ie na9folsenben Quotirunss,t Be-
|DisbsH it9 nur auf Gngrcss 1ransaf'
tiSnen. Bel ileinsren GefHdfteu tpers
ben dipas b5bspe preifs bsrs&nst.
propifioneM
S@maIs. primd Stsan'
25.N-25.55; Jauiilp 264 263c.
5rodenaefalhsnss Gleti4.
Short clear geiten 26527c; ertre
ibort clear Gei.en 26--211c; flr5e
Wippen 28--265c; Bellies 2S4
o,83c per Vfuno.
0erGu&ertes sfIeif4. -
iSbort clear Geitem 2S5 2oc: ertra
'fbort clear Seiten 2Ss--29c: fur5e
Hrpren 285 -29e; Bellies 30e -3tc.
Sugar gureb Trefff. -
sdIufen 29a-30kr; Nter,e sdail.
tern 23a-24c: greaffait Bacon 37a
-39e; G4ultern in Yndettn 2-.
2l3c;; yieiu Dorf Gut 253 -26c: se'
trefnte Beef SfuItern 34-34Ae.
Ghbgep1detfes GIeit o.
Sbtnfen 25-25Ac; Ntciiic Shul-
tern 20e: Bellies 34-36c: Sdnltern
i,i Eaaeten 2t-21Se; 9e.u yorf Gut
DO. 2t-2tae.
Irif6ss gfetfa. - Shins
fen, Iofe 234-24c; picnic Shultern
f93r20c; ShuIferu 2f322c; firr.
&c Mippenfeiten 24-25r; ibort clear
mippenfeitpn 2a-25c; ertra fbort
clear Nippenieiten 24-25c; leifte
Bellies 3lt-32c; i4Dsre bo. 2S-
29e.
WebI unb Getretbe
Wsbl - Wintsr p0ieut $10.9o
--11.35; 5artes MeiaeH patsut Sill
O0-1.25; gorfbpef.rn ssmi4tss
$11.5o-1l75; RosseE, eitp. Sill
@-11-75,
mei5em - Der Worft mor ite>
tis; $50. / rot6er 1927; go. 2 ro'
TIER $2-173; go. 3 rotbtr $2.14; gso.
A rptber s2.10a per gu.
WeIf btorn. - Marft unges
rsseft uHb Ereiie iinb iaum nambaft
gu MAIDEN. Gutes 4orn III felt I'M
preiI.. - Weibes aoIbenforu Soc
s1.30: selbes aOIbeHioru 45c-
$1.25; gsmiidtes aoIbeuforn 45c-
$1.20; iusi9es aOrn $1.1o-1.3o.
6afer. - go. 2 tpeiBer 94ae;
Sianbdrb tpeiBer 93f-94c; go. 3
ipeibsr 93- 925e; no. A ipeiber 93-
93ae; 30. 2 asniiifter 90 92bs; SEQ.
2 ssHifdter etnbetmif6er 91-s2e;
Yo. A semifbtsr 90-91e.
Roggen. = Ro. 2 ne,ier $2.65
To. 8 $2.eo-2.65; go. A
mbisten
es tpuroeH 5eute 1877 idFer anf
Der Bats DON S4.70 per GaIone pers
lauft.
roeertes.
Raffee - Japa 27-32e; DO
ha 27-30e; Guatemala fauco 18ac;
gutter 17as.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-20

Suder. - Yreitt tef. - WaffI'
nirisr Gut 2oaf 10e; potpbereb 8ac;
grannlirtr Sc; gonfrtionsrs ~
Sae PET 100 pfunb; Rem Orleans
clarified peibr BIC; bo. sei6er Sc per
pfunb.
Molaffes. = Wartt itetig. =
Tep Srleans Cppeu aetta 65-
soc; Centrifugal 5000 per Gal'
lone.
REFS. - GItra fanrp Seab 8.
--l0e; fanep s3-9c; fs:oHb Ssac
S-8se; gebrodener 7a Sapau
8l-sae; Blue Rofe sA-8ae.
Dairp.probufts
Butter. - marit 5iemIi4 Isb'
Eaft. prelIe itetig. Dbosemia
extra 47tc; GsHtraliseb e1tra 45e;
gentraIi5eb iirits 42ae; iseonbs 41ic;
iyancp DARN 37e; padins StOd rs
Soc per pfuitb.
aGie. - Warit feF; Obio 27ae;
Rem gcrt 27A-29e; Worbpsftlider
28-3ec; Shpeiser 43--65e; aim'
burger 31--32c; Bird 3Oc per pib.
eier. 3uiubr uiHt sroB.
Wreiie feiir; prima iirits Siibners
eisr 34ae; firits 33ac; orbindre firits
32Ae; iseeeOups 31tc per 9ub.nb.
Gutensier 49,, @inieeisr 500 per
Dubmp.
@sflissL - Warit Isbbait;
prtiie feft. - @roil.rs 5ip,i pfunb
unb barunter 35c; sgrpUs iibsr sipsi
pfunb 30t; 6dbn7 23-27c; 9iibn.r
oHrfeu bic gum ] Wiai uidt psriauft
iprte@ 5rutbiibnsr Don s-10 pfb.
% -28c; DO. nit frummsr 9rltt 1st;
gulls Sc; tpeiBe Gnten 29t; farbise
26c; Gdnfs 16-20e; aIts Gauben
sl,50 per Dusenh
Dbifunb Gsmuie.
3ttronen California $3.50
800 per Rife; 2imes $1.W-
1.25 per aiite.
DraHaeH. - GIDriba $500
$50 per aiite.
Grapefruit. - DIOriba ST.
per Riite.
erbbeereM - Gloriba 35--|
40s per Quart
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gbicaao, 10. WSdra.

SdDeiue. 3ufubr 10000. Wartt
fart. Butt S17-17.75; leidte ST.
3o--18; semifhte $16.7O-17.90;
tdfpers $16.25-17.45; raube $16.25
1850; Tsrtef $13.50-17.1O.
gtfnbpieb 3ufI9r 10000. M.artt
itetig. GhsbetmiIde Stiere $3.50
1850; StD6cr5 unb 6eeoers 1920
1925; &iibe nno 9eifers $7.10-
1915; adfber $1o.5O-16.85.
Sdufe. - 3ufu5r 1900. Wtarft
feis. Sbdfe $11--1435; GGmmer
Sl4.50-18.5.
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Gbicago, Is. Mdr3.

" I u y U, Ii. utdt5.
WeHdtorn. $40. 2 unb go. 8
seIbes nomin.lI; $40. 4 seIbes $1.25
--145. Jiir Idr5 $1.27A1.27t,
an S9luB S1.27a. Siir Wlaf ST.
24F126, am Stlub $1.25s.
9nfcr. - Ho. 3 tpeiber 91s- e;
Stdnbarb 92-93tc. Siir MGrs s7s
9oac, am Sdtub 90se. Giir Rai
84a 86zc, am Sdlub 86se.
Roesen. - Ro. 2 $2.S0-2.81.
gerite. - a.6p2.
5iuptbp S5-8.
RIee $2s 81.
.yorf III nonlineq. Sir Tldi SAT-
G-48.5O, ON S6lub S4S.5o.
Sdmala $26.O2-26.1O. Giir Taai
S25.82-28.1O. am Sdlub $26.1o;
iiir suIi $25.92 - 26.15. am S6Iub
$26.15.
Rtppenfehen S24-24.47. Sir
Wloi $24.5o -24.s2, am salub
$24.82; fir .tuli $24.92-25.17, am
S6lnb $25.17.
9ut.er.-greiie uisarieer. Cream,
erb 38-41c.
gier. - Wtdrft ungereaef- 5irits
36c; ordinary firits 35-S5se.
4drtoffeIl - Nartt irlperanbert-
@effiissI. - Sdbne uHDerdnber..
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Mustudrttae Wsdrfte.
q e 10 gprt. 10. qaar3

" " " " !, lo. 0puld,
WeIfHforn. = War!t piIig. &tln
brieo go. 8 $L73t; 9o. 3 selbes
S.691; 90. 3 peibes $1.90. Irsens
tnifdes $2.40f. o. 3. gars Rep gort.
Safer. - martt feit su $1Oe--
I.08.
S4mal5. - Nartt ftetis. TtibbIe
Weit $26-26.10.
aaffee. Rio go. Z &c.
BGummone. - Wartt rubig.
Wibblins $H30.
3uder. = Gdber 1T ftetig. GeItris
ftreul 6.eo5e; mDlaiFes nnurtuel; puf>
finirter Iietig. atHs grunulateb 7.45e.
alHbere 4rtIfeI iiuo uupsrGuoert.
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Rtnopisb. - Die 3ufubr mar
Eeiite 3iemli6 srob. Die Radfrase cine
CUTE unb oer Rdrtt fetig. Gaite
Wil4iube iino rar.
MittIere unb i4ipere Stiers SO
13. Gleifder Stisre $75o-10.50,
ouserleiene ois srtra $11-12.50.
5sifers $3.50 - 1915, ouserIeiene
tis ertra $11-12.25. aiibs 81
$50, auserIsi,ne bis sytra 1915 -
1880, Gannes $6-6.75, Nil4fiibs
$50-l25, S.Oders uHo JseSers 81
Ill.
guIIen. - Die Ra4fraes rad
Bologna gulen mar etne rett CUTE
uno bic preiis ftetig.
syett. 9ulsn $l0.5O-11, goloss
no S8.5o--10.50, maeers uub leitte
$3.50.
&Glber.-D.r Rarit mar beute
fistis. Die Raffrase mar eine siems
LID quite.
Bette Ieidts geois $16.50-16.75,
fair bis CUTE $12-16.50, orbinGre
uno srobe $40.
g apeins. Der Wartt mar
beute feft unS ole prsilt iiisgen UNI
25e per 100 pfuRb.e
Rittlere anb fdapert $1S-18.25,
far DIS CUTE Ietbte pon 40 bis $50
pfunb S17.50-1S, orbin6re BIB quite
6erteI bon 10 g.funb unb barunter
$l2-l7, 0roin05s tis ausGleIeue
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Rem Dort, 10. NaEra.
glei. = Der Wartt 1T wilig 5u
$7.25-750.
SpeIter. - Rartt rIhig gu ST.
5S - 7473.
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BifuttaGx 10. vsa1, 1ol2
Gu& tsuss usscn Die Wsfddjts it pen
tieiesn Usnfsn reHt le6baft. Sab Int.
iiSt hp4 ie1x ish uup f4geyiif pen Den
Daalsn an.er ~ .cW cdep ~ etlpHDsu.
an 46deten wugtsn rcH ben ouufen -
* trte@ngr DE erylartrten 4nie9eH
.on eau sbeniags ~ c--7,6, msiksas asss
517s.
ss4ia ssi ass uss 81
xpsbep N yari spiiAsn 1dnSsH serssslE
msAiss sss esssta
Ct4fsfDss9fd auf euHsvw unsseM
at Drs 9tb. Stsrliae guotitx ws1
id sst Dsrttn wugbsn ut9t qnetsH
1sdld auf Yasis l7.s6s pro 6ssme. WI
HmHepsm 1855 pru 0nfoen. Ds9la
sui Misn purDsn ni6t sncstrf. Sirn
lSs. Mubef 1876, GtO69otM pro xSpHs
s2.70e. Cranes l5&tueiA 22.Sse
SuWteS-Cbtts sfi0nsM
qitutp Sks6. ..............9142-g7.52
ERIE az .96.l0-eb.A
sreite ~ ..y5. 76-9GA
Sissstas ssu(s.umiasss
Sic ilmidte i'm bisiissn Gleariugbosfe
bsIisisn nj 5ests auf y. .4ss7oL
ssfAl.VsussstesG
Ter Rer1t ID iS2sldlisfxritatsn hat tsute
iiau Ra 8 vsxtps Hataufe ans ~ bsrid,
ten. pns buss bic fsIseusea:
~ ~ SeWG
First CALI x
glndnnai eas 4 gIseirie ......... 7l
II Ctio Qifssb Gao ....-.-........,.. 3eS
second Call.
umsrteaH 9plina Riu ........... 80
SO Columbia Ode Il electric ........ 924s
80 dgluahia VaS & Glsefric ........... 5x54
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Sin pfldOIose iaete: ,gldn lam
Sts Renfben m stuei alafen tbstIen;
in 9enubmeuid,eu - uuo in iol1e,
bic e. cin mH9ten."
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M a. ss..... ss . :in y siss 8 s'';' ss: 6; L. E &
isss & ss' E. 49,. s.n /. ssafisss Z. isa|.a ii ~ <
q ss;,I I III; 4; 4 A. SsiiiHsssls's 's,is
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Diebn,arfte.

Cincinnati 10. W&r3 1913.
af,thr unb 9,uianot wGbreHo Der
perfloHeneu "a StuHbsn. pergIiden
mt bsm porb.rsebeHoeH 1ags, tpareH
lpie fplqt:
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GtHeiHuati, 10. wsdr5 1918.
Hte nodfolssnbsn Quotirunssa Be-
DisHm ii4 nur auf GngrOss 7ransaf'
tiSnen. Bel ileineren GefAditeu tuers
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-28
Americans Prove Bravery
on Somme Battlefield
Says French Captain

PARIS, March 2S.-"Entirely new
in this warfare, the Americans worked
like the best veterans in the battle
of the Somme," says wounded French
captain. who has been brought back
from the front, according to La Lib
erty.
Two OF the Americans, officers who
were wounded, were brought back
with the French captain, member of
the dragons Each American wore
a French war cross conferred on the
battle field.
The French captain refused to re.
ceive attention until the Americans
alongside him had first been nursed.
"They are the ones who should be con-
graduated" he said, calling upon the
women of the Red Cross to look after
the Americans.
Three officers and eleven men of
the United States army ambulance
corps have been decorated with the
war cross by the French government.
The men to receive the honor are:
Lieut. Joseph Greenwood Of Section
633; Lieut.. Alan D. Kinsley; Lieut..
Otka F. Dober, Privates Louis F. Tim
son, Arthur U. Crosby. John F. Fitz-
patrick, Robert E. Gaff, C. " Tomp-
kins, J. T. Jones, John S. Wood, Rich
ard Baker. Peter U. Muir of Section
SIC, and Privates Richard Y. Pulls and
George Repley Butler of Section 642.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-28
MAURICE DENIES
HEAVY LOSSES

LONDON, March 2S.-England, In
considering her losses in the fighting
in France, must take into considera-
tion the usual German exaggeration,'
Major General Frederick B. Maurice,
chief director of military operations at
the war office, said todaS.
"In the past" he declared, "the Ger
mans have usually given the captures
of prisoners and guns in round num-
bers. not as actually counted but as
anticipated from the general situation
1t is reasonable to assume that the
same thing is being done now.
Lose 600 Guns
Our total loss of guns, either from
falling into the hands of the enemy
or by being knocked out, is about 600
according to our best information. This
compares with the German claim Of
$50
Probably the same ratio holds good
regarding German claims of prisoners
and it must be remembered that the
Germans count OF prisoners includes
many of our wounded, whom we were
unable to take with us.
1--WE have lost probably about 100
tanks, which we used extensively in
the counter-attacks."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-28
SHIP PROGRAM
DELAY SCORED
BY M'CUMBER
Senator Overman Says that
German Spies Retard Air
plane Construction.

WASHINGTON, March 2S-When
the senate.s. debate was resumed to.
day, the ship building situation was
taken up with Senator McCumber, Re.
publican of North Dakota, attacking
statements of Chairman Hurley Of the
shipping board on the progress of the
governments program. s.
fswSenator McCumber cited this weeks
report of submarine losses as far
above the average and declared that
at the present rate of construction
and sinking, by Jan. ! next, net loss
Of three million or four million tons
of shipping would be shown. He
charged that most of the ships Chair
man Hurley reported in service had
been requestioned and not newly
built. ~
"Mr. Hurley is doing everything to
speed up construction" saic the North
Dakota senator, "and at last we have
man at the head of the corporation
with energy to put a thing through.
but the program is too small"
Says View is Partial.
Senator Nelson. Of Minnesota, Re-
publican member of the committee,
declared Mr.. McCumbers statement
presented a "one-sided and partial
view
Charges that German spies were re.
sponsible for this country's failure to
keep up its airplane program were
made in the Senate today by Senator
Overman, democrat, of North Caro-
lima. He also charged that there were
spies in the Curtiss plant.
'1f I were secretary Of war l would
commander the Curtiss plant and put
out every man employed there and
hire Americans In their places" de-
clared Senator Overman.
Tamper With Planes.
Senator Overman declared spies
took metal braces and saving them
in two, Joined the pieces with lead
and then painted them over. The
first Bristol machine tried fell.
Many other pieces had been pamper-
ed with and as a result the building of
Bristol machines was delayed two
months while government inspectors
and agents went over and closely ex-
amined the parts.
Senator Overman stated 1t had been
said there are 100000 German spies in
this country. but he declared there are
100000. He said he was making no
charge against any employe of the
Curtiss plant but asserted that some
of their names sound un-American and
added that I'VE do know that spies
are in the plant and that they have
delayed the delivery of machines"
Mr.. Overman announced that his
information had been obtained from a
detective.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-28
Columbus Destroys
kaiserblumen Pages

COLUMBUS. Ind, March 2S.-"The
kaiserblumen" will no more be known
in the schools of East Columbus The
teachers and pupils OF the third grade
today tore the pages containing ''The
Kaiserblumen" from their third read
ers and made bonfire of them in the
schoolhouse yard While the fire was
burning the teachers and pupils, form
ing a circle around the flames, sang
The Star-Spangied Banner" and other
patriotic songs. The teaching of Ger
man In the Columbus schools will be
abandoned, as only one pupil had
elected to take German for the coming
year.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-28
Government Will Sell
kaiser's Holdings in u. S.

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-Presi-
dent Wilson tday signed the bill which
paved the way for the sale OF great
German properties in America and
permitted the government to acquire
title to the great German steamship
piers and docks at Hoboken, N. J.
Under the new law, the alien prop
erty custodian does not intend to inter
fere with the property of mere fndivid-
uals, but the great corporation hold
ings which practically were adjunct
of the German foreign office and her
military system will be sold out so that
the agencies of spreading kultur in
America may be broken up.
Properties and investments of the
German junkers including the former
chancellor, Won Bethmann Holwegg
and even the kaiser himself will be
sold to the highest bidders
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-28
Argentina May Break
Relations .uith Germany

BUENOS AIRES, March 28.-Ar-
gentina is on the eve Of another dip
lomatic crisis with Germany, more
critical than any of the former ones.
This is the general opinion In politictl
circles and Is based on the torpeditng
of the Argentine steamer, Ministro-Ir-
riende in the Mediterranean, January
%.
The Argentina ambassador at Mad
rid has been called home and is ex-
pected to arrive this week. 1t Is be-
lieved his coming is in connection
with the attack on the Ministro1rri-
endo.
It Is believed that II 1t Is shown the
steamer was torpedoed, the govern
ment will have little choice but to
break of diplomatic relations In view
of past exchanges on submarine war
fare.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-28
London Papers Believe
Crisis of Battle is Ove,

London, March 2S.-The tone of the
comment Oh the battle in the morning
newspapers is more confident than at
any time since the beginning of the
great struggle week ago At the
same time, the public is urged to be
what might be expressed as cautions.
ly cheerful" as the danger is not en-.
tirely over.
ut has been a week of greater anx-
iety than any since the first week of
September, 1884, says the Daily
News, and the anxiety is by no
means at an end. We must be care
full not to lapse into excessive conf-
dence."
The Daily Mail says: "One crisis
is passed, but the battle is not over
The Germans are still In superior
numbers, but the allied reserves are
coming into play"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-28
Military Critics Expect
Counter Strokes Fridoy

WASHINGTON. March 2s.-Ameri
can staff officers studying closely the
war maps and latest dispatches from
the battle front, are of the opinion that
developments of moment in the allied
counter attack will begin to show
themselves on the battlefield today OF
tomorrow.
All depends. officers said, on the
forces the allies have been able to
muster in reserve. There is every in.
dtcation that both the British and
French have been using reinforce.
ments sparingly in their efforts tc
stem the German advance. mean
while conserving their man power to
the day just ahead.
Although no official report has
reached the war department Of the
participation of American troops other
than engineer units. the view here is
that Americans may take part in the
attempt to hurl the Germans back.