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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09
Gbicaso, 8. lebr,iar.

GbicosO, g. Jebraiar.
meli4isrn. - Sir Rdrs $1-27a
-1.27l; ON Salub $1.Ns Jiir
Mai S125-1.25a; an S4Inb
$1254.
9afer. - i5iir Rars S2a-s4ac;
am S4Iub 83. Gir Nai 79s-81s;
am Sdlub 80e.
gfosssn. - Ro. 2, $22o.
@srfts. - S1.65-1.s5.
5inrotbp. - $5.OO-S.25.
Sslee. ~ $21.Oo--20.OO.
pprt. - 6iir Waai S46.67-46.'
II; am SdluB $46.T.
SfHnaI3. SIR Mai $25.42-
25.55; am GdIuB S25-52. Jiir SaIi
ON S&Iu5 $25.57.
giipNnisten. = syiir Wlai $2452
-24e5; am S4lub $24.65.
gutter. - Taarti ipiliser; grsas
mern 44-49lc.
gicr. - Mlar.t unaersglt; 3us
fubr LOGS tiiten. Suits 49a-5Oc;
orSinarb firiis 4S-4sHe; auf BEN
@artt 4s-49c; refrigerator firfts
44sc.
aartpfftln. = 3ufubr IA Gars;
Marft unperinbert.
gefIiissl. = Martt unperGnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09

3ufGats binseipeht fanb id nun
gum SDeiten Mials on bisIem
Sitter. = SD stns meinen gBes balb
5uriit. Cine fdrpere girbe aufge>
riibrter tiefieliger &inobeitserinnes
ruugen nabm i'd nit mir. 4m md9=
iteH 9ormittug foIIte hie SOnne pom
9immeI laden, oenn ba poIIte i'd
Sic" urb ibre SHUTTER oufIu9en.
Sd babe niemanb uebr gefunben.
0erpilbert tpur Der 9nrten, perna6z
IdHigt bns SGus. Der Serbittpinb
pfiff Elm piLbes 9ieb, er aerrte nit
barten Sduben an ben gGumeu uno
iHittelte fie. 9O6 laeen ibre 6erbits
reifen 9ldtter an 9pben. gunt unb
toitbar unSuT9auen. @lutpolIe
Spdtroieu bIiibtsn ba5pif9en, iie
rangeu in eIbpebr seeen Sturm ,ulo
Sob.
gtein, min, bies Bib tppIIte i'd
nidt. Sd fudte ia Iebenbe Meni6en.
5reuHpe.
Sd ippllte ben Sarten oerloITen. Da
trGf i4 eineH Raun. or aIuubte, i'd
babe Die qbiitt, oas @runbftId Al
taufen, unb bo er es se:esn ioIts, mar
er getommen
Sd sing oir9 bic bcr6beien Rduz
me. Oubei lieB i9 mir iaeen, mas er
pubte. 5rou 6eeemeifter lei suerit
eeitorben, fdon Dor fie5en Sabren,
boIo barauf bic oIte mlaeo.
llub eie2 TrGulein 2ies6en9l
-ad,- fnets er, .bos 5rduIeiu mar
ia INNER 70 fteu. Sic III ippA ME
gang ridtig I'M &opf eetpeien 9d
lie teins naben @ertpaHbteR baite,
IoIIte iie nn9 bem 5poe ihrer Mutter |
irb Der olten Ragb in ein Stiff. Do
1at re fih Dor qngit orrt utten TN
Wafer ertrdntt. Das Sdus Diro rlln
,urh eineu 9iptdr ousgebpten, ries
mnnb abr finbet iih bafiir.-
Sd IieB bsn erSdbIer ifehen urrb |
ing. Rein 9ers tDar fuifunssIps.
llrms, arme Sic! arm. Uidr1enfpins
aerin! Sd 10 unb ui4t nuSsrs ,Dirlt |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09

0anbe fprn6. Gsr a!ang perfteifte
iid nur nod. tpenn fe mir unien am
@nfIer Mdr9en ersGbIte ober mir
porlos. - ,.eieA tieb iie bier. @ls it
iie gum eriim Male 10 rufen borts,
blidte i9 iiberrafdt BON Der Wtuttsr
duf bic Sodier. @iitige Ddrnne in
bem einen @eii6t, unfAulbise Rim
besiiebe IN bem anbern.Das NOR bod
nift Der Bid einer Srren2 Dos mar
bas 9luge elmer 5rdumeriu, elmer
Wdrdenipinnsrin. Die betben aranen
lebten nur nit fid. Sbre 5reinot
fparsn 8ifer unb elm 9unb. Sbre
Sntereffen gnlten bem eroben Obits
garteH, Dem BART nit ben ihonen
8lumen, &iiIden nnb alten 8anmen.
Sin unb trisber beriebrten fie aud nit
BEN Sdrtner. Cine gang ftiae, gang
betmttfe Qisbe batter allerbings bic
beioen Grnien nod. 3u @sibnaften
als bic srober gatete abeeIanDt ipurs
bsn, srfubr i6 pon ibr. 9as mar ibr
fleibiges Hdbeu unb Striden Fir arr
me airber. Sang unb gar Derfddmt
pdr bieIe Gisbe. 4lle ibre freie 3eit
= iinb i9 glGute aud nlles iibrige
Gelb, bas fie nit @ifer eribrigten,
peripenbeten lie oarnuf. - 8erte, Die
aIte Mogb, fpaltete feI6itdnbig ne6en
unb in bem alien. Bon anperen 8e5ies
bungeu unb anberen WenfA.n borts
Ib ME.
SIN Part mar Elm &rodetpIaB. 8iel
fpieltsn mir bort liIrter ben berrlthen
alten 8uhens, glborns atnb&nitaniens
bauInen. @uts uub i1Dne 8ii6er lnien
mir bort sliammeH. eoFperfielO'ia 'iae
unb riele anbere ferne Perfpnen pas
ren bdufig BEL uns 81 9uite. gunr
tIHb gnr lebbaft eur6einanoer beiu9s
ten fie uus ouf ben i6onen Haler@
plGsen. - Wenn i9 iiber gta6t bltsp,
i9lief i9 oben in einem Der Bran
fart, uFtiibfen. &Ditli6e, uHperseBlthe
yidtie. Die alte Magb, bic mid bins
aufbegleitete uu6 mir gu 8ett bali,
ftanb Der @trtlihteit am nddiien -
iie tOnnte beftig auf bic bSIe Belt
i4eiten. Dem glusfeben na6 gehorte
iie aber crit re9t in elm WtGrAen:
oeine eipig brummenbe gllte, nit Dem
gltcn 6erSer, bie ibre a0nigin uno
prtn3eifin uber ales liebts!!" Bon ibr
erfubr i9 einmaI, narum 2iesden
@intGufe ma6te. Die 2llte pabte ebsn
nod peniser in bic SorfftraBe, mOtk
te bR W2eri6en ridt feben, bic ibr
&inb berfolgtsn. Dies &iub, BEN eine
tiefs Sneu Dor aIlen Sremben unges
boren uno behen GenIiitb bur4
9ereiniamuns Biz 5ur trunthaften
Sur9t Dor ben Grf9eiuungen Der
Iubenpelt geiieigsrt erId,ien. g8is bic
8sriibrung eines Singers uuf einer
tDurben, baiitff1fftu St5&fe pirtt, 10
ipirtten frembs Geii9ter unb DaenIden
auf bieies ieltiane, f6eue Meien, bas
iofort 5utrnuli4, frti, offen ipuroe,
fpsun Is alein mar ober nit ieulanS
esn, IN BEN es einen Jreuub ems
pfanb. sGls bieien 5reuub empfaub
iie MN mid. Sab iie MIDI toInnlen,
10 erloib bns irre Jlaterfeuer IN
;bren aueen, Sas Gefiht purbe rubis.
Nib forute ii9 Der Munb unb bos
sanSe 8rien mar 3utraulid,teit uno
9er3lidteit. limb i6 fiiblts mid bier
ipobl tpie rirgsnDpp. Sisr empfdnb
i6 gum eritsn Waal 0os = @Iiid Der
WuHidloiigteit.
Wie InHgs ia biefes sliitlife 2tbsn
fiibrts. peiB i9 ni9t. Msins Glteru
5ersogen, uno nit ben Sabreu ipurben
bann bieie toftbaren Grinnerunssn
5ugeIaiittet.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09

Mnanos. = Ssle Of gines s4.s
50--5.O0 per Crate.
Grdps 1rnit. - Gloribo So
25-4.00 per Rife.
Mepfef. - Jonntbnn $3.50
$500 per Hbl. Smotebouis s4.5o-
500 per BEL; gRambo Mepfel $4.25
-4.5O per 9bI.: Grimes Golbsn $6.s
90 per gbl.; Molf Ripsr $3.50 per
BEL: gippfns S4.5o-5.00 per 9bl.;
orbindre gorten 75c--$1.00 per gbi.
tpes. - Srsibhaas 15-
20e per Plumb.
anrtoffeln. Sinheimtide
$2-85-275; Miaiean $2.50-2.6o
per 100 pfunb Sad nuf benz 0eleils-
SiiBfartoffeIn. - Hanep
5afl $2.00-2.25 per 5auper.
@urfen. = 1reibbaus $1.75-
200 per Dubsnt.
araut. = 9dnif9es $500
$500 per 9ou uno $4.50-4.75 per
Bbl.
etsdrHbsn. $2.4o-2.5o
per Bu.
meibsRHbsn = $2.5o-2.75
per abl.
3niebefn. - @elbe $3.50
2.75; tpeibe $2.50-2.75 per bunbert
pf,inb Sdd auf bm @elsiie.
Griine Dpbnen. - Slbll1s
S3.50-4.OO per 5amper.
aarottem. = ginbeimii4e ST.
so per 8bI.
6eu. - go. / SimotbD $33.25-
$3.50; go. 2 5imotbp $33.00-33.s
25; go. 3 Gimptbp 1925 .75;
go. ] semiidtsr alet $32.75-33.s
90; go. 2 semiidtsr alee $32.0-
3275; go. / afee $34.00-3450; !;
Ro. 2 Qfee $1,000 -34.O0; Alfalfn
$33.00-37.O0; 4ossenitrob $3.50
-16.50; Dei5enfrob $15.0o-15.s
20; 6aferitrob $15.Oo-15.5O per
Tonne.
MibIenfutter. - Die preis
Ic fur aleie iperbsn feiigeIebt auf
elmer Yaiis Don SO syro3ent Der
burhfdnittliaen aonen bon D,iSeu
In Der gaibIe. Die preife pcn anbe.
rem Msi5sn Tsiiblenfuttsr iinb:
Sbort ober Stnnbarb Nibblings
$500 iibtr bem preis Don aleie,
semiidies Gutter $4.O0, DefsRibs
blin9s $500 iiber Glsis, REQ Dog
$500 iiber &Ieie.
Sdmersien. - Warft feft;
Fledamen $18.75-20.5o; per 9u.I
bonn StOre; 9imoibp $3.S5-4.25;
Glatsiameu $3.50 per @a.
gerf&isbeneL
Dele. - Warft jietis. - atinol
robes $1.23 per GalOne In partien
Don Id BbI.; 1--9 galIonen se.
todtes $1.24; go. 1 2arb5l, S13s-I
LAO; WintersSeit $1.63-1.66; Got
ton Sceb Dil rGff. $1.64 per GdIIos
ne; Serpentin 55c in portisn bon
Is COB; petroIsum Dbio Carbon
etate 9tit 9ae; Spe3iaIsSorte 10c;
Reb Groipn gaioIm 24; 9apbta
30c per Gnnons.
SnI5. - Ger Marit ijt fen. -
Sbio RiUer s2.01 per BbI. bon 100
pfunb, GubrIobn bin5usefiist.
9afg. - Marft fart. - prima
Giip 17a-18c; bo. Gountrp 15-I
15le per pfunb.
Roblen. - Wnrit rubis. Bits
burg S5.00-6.00; aanafuba $500
500; geut unb Glod $3.50 5.75 per
Eonne abssliefsrt. Rau&ois Stids
Ioblen $50; alntbrasits $1,000 per
xpnns absslisfsrt. Cote foftt $9.W-l
95O per Ssnne nbgeiisfert.
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Anorees sies6en.
Stiss. Don Glare gsfteL

Sic mar siH biBiites, alHlngfsr.
lides Weien nit einem Sipfgang
fltin. f9mal unb bifftsnios, ein pe.
mig rotbnoiis; ouberDem tpadelte iis
beim 9eben nit bem acpfe. Jiir uns
RinDer mar iie Der Gegenitanb alsr
b0Isu sSrsuot Denn mir lie in elmer
Der S0rfitrabeu laufeu fdben, epis
bds aeflodttH., ftrpnrslddierte 5ens
seliorbhsn an @rm, obne aopfbes
beduns. I'M oiirftigsu. fdnpar3ea
2lsibten, GnsItlib unb inlmtr Elm
iDsuia su ftnsa. blistsn mir ifebsn,
fuben fie an uub la9ten. gu stnan
tleiHen SuuOe bate teiner bon uns
esiast: .9u. gmi. faB iie!A eDer su
eintm gGuferid.
Der aber b6rte ia niGt unf Mns.
ginmnl bagsgen mohte CT obne ms
fere slufforOeruns einen Gturmdns
eriff duf 2i,s9en. Mos that fie aus
eingft2 Gis eriff IN ibrSentdf0rbteu,
bolte einen SdlSflden beraus uHb
ipnrf oimit noh ihm. Sendno bdtte
es sefehen. MN fprah allt unb Sung
bdriiber. .aitsdeu bat na9 einem
@dnferib nit bem GuI5tufrn ses
lporfen!-
Rad einer ednsen Reibe ppn Sub
rel tam if) ei1ss abenbs an BEN
6oufe p0riiber, in bem 2iesten nit
lbrsr Diuiier unb einer iteinnIten
Disnffmrgb ld5te.
gs regnets.
bic Elm Rebel mar bet Resen.
Fein uuo Sur&0rinosnb. S@ mar
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G6feaao. 8. sSsbruar.

G6neine. - 3rfubr $1,000;
Marft Innsfum. 8ult S16.5o-16.a
20; lsidts $16.10-16.8O; semtidte
$16. .2016.75; fduere $16.00-16.s
IS; raube $16.00-16.20; SertsI
$13.25--15.25.
Rinbpieb. - 3ufubr 10000;
Rnrft fdppa6; RatiDe Stisre $8.4O
1880; StDders unb Geebers 81
20--10.40; aiibe unb 9etiers $6.2o
--11.65; adlber $9.5O-15.75.
g hafe. - 3ufubr 1900;
Isarft i9frad. Betbers $1,000
13.40; 2Gmmer $14.75-17.65.
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cen. 0snbs snt AItisn IN glep geri

0ef4aifspavisre purben az 5K--SX s
eissentit. Bs6f4 anf gonsoa sarsu iftfis.
Gar " Iogf eA72. Gommerciaf 1ils. 81
1sss. eA7in eids sA75k, &ateis
enpeiIungen A76 ZIG, 6ranes Siht
o.1esS, 9nbd b.7e1S;; Nlari. fsins lHpfi.
yuneea; 3rpHeu, isinf GnotirunseH, ppl.
IanoiiGs Gulesn Si&t 4ekf, 3absf az ,
xlre Si9i 668. aaba SCI. aiubd St@s
~, Satsl llK,. eilber Barren S611<<,
WsrifaniiAe EoGsrs 90.
aftisumatft. = Tie bsporifsbsnhen
6siertaee baiisn ssr s5olse. eos elm Eru6
snm Bsrfauisn auseelbt nab be Treije
eersbaebrh6t Durben. Die Sdlu6notiruH.
gen hanbsH In uisfsn syaaen nHfer esnen
scs eshsrn. 2ibertp 3K% lhfojien ~
ss.ol--07.6s, BIZ erften ~ ~ 91.4B-96.83
nas bic lpetisn ~ ~ so-SO- s5.2s.
f "a. Snas--
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alasiudrtise Wsdrfte.
Rem gOrt, 8. e5ebruar.

Rem gOrt. 8. e5ebruar.
Sdmals. = Rartt fef; WiooIs
Wsit $28.10-26.2O.
3uder. - Rober, Dsurtt fetis;
Centrifugal $6.O05; NolaHes. nomis
nell; raffinirter 3uder, Wartt itetis;
fsin sranulirter $7.45
DER Mnrtt fir bic anberen artiiel
mar unperdnbert.
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Diehniarft

Cincinnati s. Gtbr. 1913.
.3uflbr unb @eranbt fir bic IeBz
ten "a Stunben, DersIiHeu NIT ben
rorOersnnssnsn bier 5agen. finS ipie
foIgt:
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nv VI y o. Dtpt. lo1o'
Die nn9foIsenoen Quotirungsn be'
| sieben f9 nar ouf Gngross Ernnsai'
liionen. Bel tIsineren GeIddften tpers
ben etsbas b0btre prtiis btrtHuet.
propifionem
6 6&moIs. prima Gteam
5.30-25.45e; ganep 25.60-.26.1o.
5rodengefaI5euss GIsti@.
Short clear Geiten % Gents; eJirn
| ibort dear Geiien 27a 28e; iur5s
Gippsn 27a -2se; Bellies 29a-3Ot
per pfuno.
Gerau4ertes Tfeifd. =
G6ort clear Geiten 30--305c; sEtrd
| ihori clear Ssiten 30-30se; iiirss
Rippen 30-3Oat; Bellies 32a-S3s.
Suear Gureb GIeif4. =
5hinien 281-29st; pienie S4ul'
tern 24-244e; Brenffafi Bacon 37a
-39t; G4ultsrn In padstsn 24-
[241e; Teip Yorf Gut 26a--27e; gee
trodnete Beef Sdultsrn 31--31ae.
GHbgep5dtltts Tfeii d.
Sdinien 254-26e; pienir StuItern
|21ie; Bellies 33-35c; Gdultern IN
padetsn 2lae; aeip gort Gut DO. 20
23ae..
Stif9es Jfeii4. - GHin'
Ten, IOie 23s-24ae; pienie G4ul'
tern 19-20e; Sfultern 22-22ae;
iurse glippenI.iien 24a-25hr; fbort
clear Rippenisitsn 24d-25ae; eytra
jbort clear Rippsnfsitsn 24s-253e;
ltidte Bellies 32a 33ie; iatpsrs DO.
31--32c.
MebI unb @etreibe
MebI. - Winier paient $10.SO
--11.OO; Binter fansp $40. 20; @ins
ter famiIp 1910; @inter srtra $8.7O;
uDintsr orbindre $3.50; 9ortes Deis
5en patent $11.25-117o; 5artes
Dei5sn fanep $10.5O--11.00; 9artts
Wei5sn familp $e,70-10.75; Norths
insftsrn semu9tss $9.50-10OO;
Rrgesu, Gitp, $9.5o-1O00.
WeiSen. Der Marit NOR iies
tis; go. 1 rpther $2.20;: SO. 2 ros
tber $2.17; SO. 8 rotber $2.14-2.s
15s; Ro. 4 $2.12-2.13 per 1u.
Welf9form - Die GuOtiruns
gen fallen tempprdr aus. ba infolse
beg atrinssn slnssbots isius greiie
fsfssfiellt tperben i5nnen. - Weibts
itolbentorn $1.45-1.50; sslbss aol'
bsrtorn $1.45-1.50; geiniI4tts 2ol'
bensorn $1.40-1.45; fptihss aoru
75c-$1.25.
Safer. - 30. 2 psibsr 81
91}e; Stanbarb peibsr 90-902c;
Ro. 3 ipsibsr s9-891e; so. 4 iDeis
Der ss- SOC; SO. 2 ssrnHftsr SSh
s91e; 10. 3 semiihter tiubeimiider
S7a-ss5e; RO. 4 ssuiiAtsr So
sc.
Rosaen. - go. 2 S2.15-2.O;
Ro. 8 $2.10--2.15; geo. 4 $500
2.O5; g,robe $1.95-2.0o.
Wbislep.
Gs ipurbeu beute 143 JGiftr auf
Der gaiis Don $4.60 per gaaone psrs
inuft.
roeettes.
Raffte- - Sara 27-32e; Mps
9a 27-3oe; Guatemala fdnep, seiue
Ouoiirung.
:sr,ss S,.ra .................iM r.
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Rem Yori. 8. Jebruar,
Rlci. - Wartt flau; 1857
7.12.
speItsr. = Rartt flau; $7.s7.
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8seitaG g. Gebrusr ieia

sefts g. :. 6ebruar 1oia
1ss 4sdtssas uad EssIsAen var eins
es5t szte unb 0slo n ief. Die 8insrafsu
tno unpsrdnbst osbIiebtn. S5ir Estfeben
0usoen pom btn baatsn 0& bere&nrt, be
Gslisr absr vlasirten Earieben ssn cal.
~ 6K-s%.
Hsnfa 81 aeU Dsa
gurben ss Bari ,pif&en Danfen ssrisuft
3is eounfsrrsn bsirdsi 5oe prarzis PEI
e10oQ
GsAjd nj easspe.
eiat.@ @shisI auf ysntOn puyteM q
az brs Yfb. StsrIius quctirt Bed.
lei auf Berlin uuybsn ni6t quotirt: fitE
Be9fd auf ussis 1z7se trc 6fans, aut
0mItersam <l.1gs yro 0uioen. Dt9fet
suf Bien pnrosn ni9t encfirt Nires
l4s. Hutd l6ke, Gfodtolm pro kroHs
5z-i0c. JrGues lSdueil 233e.
sissTiss essisuniass.
4ie ilminw i'm hisiiesn Clearinghouse
tsIisieH I'D bsuie ssf Se,see.sW.
ssssfsessnnasa
Der Nargt psr knfe ltf unb Gbio a..
tics 0ss ionetI pis Columbia Gos ifiesen
I'm yrsiie. Ek ioiefnssH ysrisufs fab
~ tsd4sss:
On CALL
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3uder. - preifs fst. - Rnffis
nir.sr Gut 2ooi 10s; potpbtrsb 8ae;
granulirtsr Se; gonfsctioners ~
SIC per 100 pfuHb; Rep Orlsana
elorifieb ipeiber SIC; bO.. seIber Sc PEI
plumb.
g1ofaffes. - Marii itetis. =
Rem Orleans Sppen ststteI 65-
SOC; Centrifugal 50--6oc per 9al.
lone.
Reis. - Grfra Eancp 5eab o.
9Ae; fanrn 8a-8ae; feeonb 9eab Sc;
sebro1ener 7se; Sapdn S4-8ac.
Oairp probutte
Butter. Marit siemIid Irbs
bnit. preiis fsit. - Wbolemif ertra
54e; gsntrnii5eo srira 51te; gentras
Ii5so firits 49ae; isconbs 47e; Jonen
Daisp 45.; padins Stod 33-37e
per pfunb.
aais. Marit fsit; Cbio 28e;
9lorbiueiilider 26-2Sae; Sdnei,er
40 65c; 2imburssr 29-29Ac; bo.
Bird 32e per pfunb.
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The Washington herald., 1918-09-07
Stacker Monument Razed.

Quite an extraordinary situation
was precipitated in a small Iowa
community recently through the re-
fusal of prosperous family OF ."con-
scientious objectors' to contribute
aid in any form to the prosecution
OF the war, says the Popular Mechan-
les Magazine. The family, consisting
OF eight members, is a prominent one
engaged in agriculture, and aroused
Indignation by its steadfast refusal
to purchase liberty bonds, or subscribe
to the Red Cross after repeated ap-
proaches.
AS an outgrowth of this attitude, a
monument, perhaps one of the
strangest that has ever been erected
in America, was raised in the heart
OF the business district of the town.
1t was about eight feet in height and
painted yellow. On each of its four
sides, beneath the inscription, ~"Dedi-
Gated to c. County Slackers." ap-
peared the names OF each of the eight
members of the ostracized family.
Through the services of an attorney
the family eventually re-established
diplomatic relations. Its liberty bond
quota. which amounted to s1,1O0, was
met by a donation of corresponding
size to the Red Cross When the
family further agreed to erect a
9O-foot fiagpoIe in the place oc-
cupied by the Stacker monument, the
townspeople. assembled at a meet
ing, ordered the shaft burned.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-07
Japan May Be Trusted.

Japan, alone of the allies, is in a
position Immediately to throw forces
into Siberia in support of the CZechO-
Slovak troops and the loyal Russian
elements that have already rallied to
the latter. Such a move on the part
Of Japan. supported by smaller forces
from the United States and the al
lies. would Immediately ease the
pressure on the Western front. There
is no fear of Japanese domination in
Russia. Viscount Ishii, japanese Am
bassador to the United States, has
said that the German Emperor was
responsible for the yellow perir' In
the United States and for an ex-
tensive anti-American propaganda
in Japan. On another occasion he
brought this message from the people
OF Japan to the people OF America:
we trust you; We love you; and If
you will let US, We will walk at your
side in loyal good fellowship down
all the coming years" History proves
that Japan may be trusted, just as
it proves that Germany may not he.
Charlton Bates Strayer, In Leslie's.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-07
College Franks on Battle Front.

American boys in France are not
soldiers yet" says Herbert Corey. in
Everybody's for August. ITO be
more precise they are not soldiers
from the European point of view. A
days or a weeks or a months ex-
perience stands between most Of
them and complete efficiency as fight
ing men. Some must be taught the
tricks Of the trade. Others fight well
enough when they are stirred, but
they must learn to look on man-kill-
ing as a job instead of a sporting
transaction Too many Of them still
want to make sure that the other
fellow has an even chance before
they start on him. Some college men
Yale and Harvard-are intelligent
officers in a regular army regiment 1
know well. 1t was a part OF their
work to sneak through No Mans
Land every night and try to find out
what the BoChe was doing. One
night they had a wonderful inspira-
tion-one that traced its pedigree
straight to fraternity nights. They
crawled into the thinly held front
trench and pussy-footed their way
along IL at the imminent danger Of
being bayoneted or shot or bombed.
Whenever they came TO the mouth Of
a communication trench they either
stole the name-sign-which answers
the purpose OF a sign-post at cross
roads-or else they changed the signs.
Then they clambered over the para
pet again and lay just outside chuck
ling In the darkness near a German
strong point. We thought we'd hear
some Prussian officer come along and
bawl those Dutchmen OUT they ex-
planned afterward."
The Washington herald., 1918-09-07
War Gardeners After Blue Ribbons.

Montclair, n. Potato plants,
cabbage and other garden products
are being watched with special care
by the war gardeners here, every
one of whom wants to win one of
the prizes to be awarded at the big
war garden exhibit to be held here
September 2 to I. More than 300
home soldiers of the soil" already
have notified r. B. Zabriskie. presi-
dent of the War Garden Association,
of their intention to make entries.
In addition to the local awards there
will go to the blue ribbon winner in
canned vegetable class the National
Capital Prize Certificate and thrift
stamps offered by the National War
Garden Commission. Mr.. Zabriskie
announces that more than so per
cent of the people here have war
gardens this year. averaging all the
way from ten by twenty-five feet to
two acres in size.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-07
FRENCH HERO
PAID TRIBUTE
Parker, Roosevelt, Lane,
Take Part in Lafayette
Celebration.

New York. Sept. 6--America's debt
TO France was acknowledged today by
the celebration here Of the 1slst ami
versary of the Marquis de Lafay-
cites birth and the fourth anniversary
of the heroic stand made by the
French when they stopped the Ger
mans at the Marne.
The celebration began at the foot
OF Bartholdfs statue OF Lafayette.
Charles A. Downer. president of the
Alliance Franchise OF New York, pre-
sided. Judge Alton B. Parker, the
speaker Of the day, said:
we have not forgotten, nor will
we ever forget France. There never
was a Drawer and more chivalrous
knight than Lafayette"
Jusserand In Attendance.
Ambassador Jusserand attended the
later ceremonies held in the City Hall
where massed French and American
bands played their countries an
thems. Col Roosevelt who spoke at
the City Hall said. in part:
Lafayette DAY commentaries the
services rendered to America in the
Revolution by France. Our army on
the other side is now repaying in part
our debt, and next year we have rea-
son TO hope and we must insist, that
the fighting army in France from the
United States shall surpass in num-
bers the fighting army in France d
either France or England. 1t Is now
time for America to bear her fuli
share OF the coUmon burden, the
burden borne by all the allies in this
great war for liberty and justice.
In speech before the French
American Society Secretary Lane re-
viewed the work OF the United states
in the war. He said:
I'VE are answering Germany with
spirit of confidence and determination
which cannot be excelled in the whole
sweep Of Western Europe. 1t is a
free spirit, a growing spirit. whicn
has rejected the theory that some
men are born to rule and others to
be their peasant henchmen."