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Evening journal., 1918-01-01
u I0VTS OFFERED
BIC IONDHR PLANT
Gen. Crczi r Says Company
Made Proposition TO
Cover merit
DEFER REFUSED;
SUPPLIED FORMULA

WASHINGTON. Jan. AFTER eight
hours Of close examination of Major
General William A. Crozier. chief OF
ordnance. members OF the Senate Com
m ttce on Military Affairs, were OF the
opinion last night that the Lewis ma
chine gun was not adopted as the
principal magazine rifle OF the Amerl.
can forces because General Crozier was
opposed to it
General C.ozier, however. offered a
great deal Of testimony from ordnance
experts who declared that the Lewis
gun had done badly in tests and who
reaflrmed their conviction that other
+ types are better
Senator Frelinghuysen. OF New Jer-
sey, and Senator Hitchcock. Of Ne
braska, based virtually all OF their
questions on the controversy over the
Lewis gun and one direct question
asked by Senator Frelinghuysen was
eyaded, according to that Senator
The question was this:
Did General Pershlng cable that he
did not want the Lewis gun for n ID
user
General C-ozier's reply was that
Persh.ng indicated he wanted the
Lewis gun for aircraft He did not
say whether the commander OF the
American expedtionaiy forces was
opposed to the gun for use in the feld,
but the witness had previously said
that Pershing cabled : the suggestion
that the United States make every II.
fort TO obtain the largest possible num-
ber Of Vekers guns
Shortage of Toluol
II deN elupcd that there is a serious
shortage Of tOluol. a highly necessary
ingredient In the manufacture of high
eXplosiN es, and That the go, ernmen. is
arranging to build plants for Its manu-
facture from gas. General Cr0zier SAID
no contracts for this work were let
until early autumn, as the government
was using the natural resources Of the
country to obtain IT,
AT this point the witness was asked If
the administration had not refused a
summary OF tile natural resources Of
the country as pertaining TO high ex-
ploshes prepared by DR.. Hollis Godfrey
and Professor Crompton Of Columbls
University. He replied that he had no
knowledge to that effect He said also
that the goA ernment intends TO manu-
facture powder at the rate OF 100000
pounds a day and that plants for this
purpose were started three weeks ago,
This opened up the question OF the Of
fers OF the duPonts to supply the gov
ernment with powder.
General Crozier said the duPonts had
offered to build a plant at government
expense TO produce powder at the rate
Of 100000 pounds a day. the plant to
be operated BY the government. The
question Of compensation. according to
a subsequent oier, was to be lett to a
board Of arbitration, He said the secre-
tary OF war handled that question and
he did not know upon what grounds 1t
had been disposed or Asked BY Sen
ator WadsWorth il II had not been re-
fused on the grounds OF public policy,
General Crozier replied he was not suf-
fioiently skilled IN craftsmanship to
answer The qquestlon.
Replying to questions or Senator
Frelinghuysen. General Crozler said:
When the United States began maxi
ng powder the duPonts gave full form
la information"
very Bucher sign brings Its answer.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-01-01

next year. starting In few days.
Personal Mrs. John H. Clark, OF
Wilmington, was an Elkton visitor on
Friday Miriam and Mary Muir
ray, OF Wilmington, have been spend
ing a few days with their parents. Mr..
and Mrs William Murray. Of Zinn.-
Miss Katherine Mitchell Bratton is the
guest of Baltimore friends.--Afiss Anna
Seth, of Elk Mills, was a Wilmington
visitor on Saturday Henry II.
Mitchell is entertaining Mrs. Benjamin
Mccullough Walmsley, OF Philadelphia
DIR. George Vaughn, OF Carney Point,
has been visiting his mother in Chesa-
peake City.-George A. Lee, OF Balti-
more, was a recent Elkton VISITOR
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
% M EImer MaEhew.

married TO Mr.. Elmer Mayhem.
Miss Marian Clark, Of Washington,
D. e.; Miss Laura Clara Clark, OF
fiiiiadeiphia. Mss Isabel Clark, OF
Western Maryland College. spent the
Christmas holidays with their parents
Mr. ard Mrs ". T. Clark-AAlrs. Ed
mund Burke and Miss Mary Burke have
gone to Philadelphia to spend the win
Ter. DR.. Burke will spend part Of the
time with his family-AIr. and Mrs.
J. G. Wooleyhan, Of Wheeling. w. Va,
are spending the holidays with hes
parents, AIR and Mrs Charles Griflth-
Misses Margaret and Henriette Oldham.
OF Washington. D. C, are Christmas
Evening journal., 1918-01-01

guests Of Mrs. George oldham-The
Rev. and Mrs Prettymon and son are
visiting friends on Tiighman's Island
Miss Lille Ferguson and Miss Mary
Davis, Of the Woman's College, at New
ark, Del. are spending the holidays
with their parents here-Afr. ami Mrs
Dawson Wilcutts, Of Norwood. Pa.
were Christmas guests Of her parents.
MIR. and Mrs ]. A. Smith-AIiss Blanche
Browne. Of Fayetteville, N. c., is visit
Ing her relatives here-Aiisses Helen
and Emily Blackburn are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Walter Deputy, near Mt.
Pleasant, Del.-Miss Ellen Anderson, OF
Philadelphia, has been spending the
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
CEcIL1nN ArrAIns
peclal . 7rHE EVENING JOURNAL

lpecial % THE ENENING JOURNAL.
cEC1LTlaN. Nd. Jan. Miss Mar
Ts;;F-5 SssS5 ii5Tis JiaiiEiiteT 5f MR. ard
drs. John Wooleyhan and Leroy Short,
on OF the late William short. Of this
nzzn. were married In Elltnn last week
~ the Rev Geo: &c p. Jones. Nj. aud
sars Short VIII make their home in
s1estertown, where Mr.. short Is en-
ployed with the Chesapeake and Po-
omac Telephone Company
Miss Gertrude Manlove has been ap-
pointed teacher Of the Town Point
Nhool. to succeed Miss Elma Taylor.
assigned. Miss Taylor will soon be
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
ELKTON AFFAIRS.

Special to fiiE EVENING JOURNAL.
ELKToN,, Md. Jan. i.-At the Metho-
dist Episcopal parsonage on Monday,
Mrs. Jennie C. Spottiswood, daughter
OF Mr.. andd Mrs. Frank J. Denny. Of
klkton, and Miiliam D. Robinson, OF
Newark, were married. by the Rev.
George P. Jones.
The reassessment Of all personal
property in Maryland viii be made
Evening journal., 1918-01-01

Frank G. Ellis, Of Philadelphia, was the
guest Of Elkton friends on Friday
Miss Ethel Vincent has been spending
week with relatives in Wilmington.-
Mrs. NJ. Alice Jacquette. OF Whining
ton. has returned from a visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wilmer Wit
worth, Of Elkton.-Nfiss Henrietta
Booth is entertaining Miss Elizabeth
Denney, OF Missouri, a student at
Goucher College. Baltimore.
Evening journal., 1918-01-01

week with her mother. Mrs. Robert
Anderson-Carroll short Of Whining
ton, was a holiday visitor with Mr..
and Mrs. E. S. short.
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
Star ing The Naw Year.

We suggest that you start the New
Year right by asking yourself a few
questions:
How much money is in the bank to-
day1
How much might have had If had
saved what I couldT
How much interest would the money
have earned for me the past YEAR,
II truthful answers 70 these questions
are displeasing. make sure to answer
them satisfactorily next year, by OPEN
ing an account here nowl
4 per cent. interest paid on all de-
posits Of 81 or over.
No charge made on any account.
Wilmington Savings fund Society
S. E. Corner Ninth and Market SITS.
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
March.

March l.-Hnuse passed bill empOwering g
,resldent TO arm American merchant ves-
March 2.-Germanv announced All YES
lels would be sunk hereafter without
warning
March s,-Russla reported capture of
7amadan. Persia from TURKS
Nareh Austrian attack east Of Coritz
eprlsed with great losses
March 6.-Austria Informed e. S. It in
lorsed German submarine warfare pro-
tram.
German-Findoo plot to invade india
hrqugh China revealed BY arrests IN New
York.
March a.-Presdent Wilson ordered the
rming Of q. S merchant vessels
Marcel ll.-BagdRd captured by British
rad
Germans abandoned main defensive sys-
American steamer Algonquin torpedoed
Without warning
March ls-China severed diplomatic re-
ations with Germany
Russian imperial cabinet deposed by
March i4.-Germans IN great retreat
dong Somne front
March 15-Czar Nicholas abdicated Rus
ian throne for himself and his son
Russians captured Hamadan. Asiatic
March i7-British took Bapsume and
French took Rove.
Zeppclins raided London; one shot down
iear Compiegne France.
BRAND cabinet In France resigned.
March l6.-American freirhters N!giian-
ia. CITY OF Memphis and Illinois. sunk hv
German submarine. p perished
British and French advanced 10 miles on
e-mile front and took Peronne. Chaulnes
md Move
siarch 'a-c4-unrs made new fierce
Evening journal., 1918-01-01

Oct 23.-trench broke through German
lines north Of the Aisne. inilicung heavy
losses and taking 5000 prisoners.
American troops went into first line
trenches and fired FIRST shot at Germans
Oct N.-Austrians and Germans began
offensive along Isonzo front
Oct 25.-French made another big gain
In Aisne sector.
Austro-German attack drove Italians
ing abandonment OF Bainsizza plateau;
10000 Italians captured
Oct 26.-British and French made big at
tack east of Ypres.
Brazil declared state Of war with Ger
many existed.
Italian cabinet resigned.
Oct. 27-Italians In general retreat 100 900
captured; Teutons advanced beyond civil
dale
French and Belgians captured Merckem
peninsula south of Dixmude
Second Liberty loan over-subscribed.
Oct. 2S.-French in Flanders took viii
lage OF Luyghem.
Oct. 29.-Austro- Germans took Cormons
Oct. S0-AustIo-G Gernans took Udlne
and broke through Carnic Alps into Vene-
tia.
British advanced 1000 yards toward Rou-
lers
vlttorio Orlando formed new Italian
cabinet.
Count George Won Hertling made Ger
man imperial chancellor, Michaelis having
resigned.
oct. 3l.-Berlln reported 10000 Italians
and more than 1,O0O guns captured.
Hoover closed Elgin butter board for pc
rtod or the war.
American transport Finland struck by
torpedo. eight men killed
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
December.

Dec. 1-British regained most Of ground
sos; near Cambrai. and nine German at
tacks were repuised with great losses
Dec. 2-BTitish Withdrew from Mas
nieres on Cambria front
Dec; S-British repulsed furious attacks
United States congress met for second
war session.
England reported East Africa complete
~ cleared of Germans
Russian deputati1n began armistice neg
otiauons with Germans. Armstice an
bounced on many sections OF Russian
Dec. A-President Wilson. in his annual
message, declared peace would not be
mage VIII present rulers q Germany,
asked declaration Of war against Austria
E,stabiishment Of Tartar republic IN
British steamer Apapa torpedoed: so
Passengers and the crew lost.
Dec. s-Germans rejected Russians first
demands IN armistice NEGOTIATIONS.
Italians lost some positions on Aslago
pie teau.
British aviators raided sweibruoken and
British Withdrew from Bourbon wood
salient near Cambria
Dec. e.-Italians driven back on Asiago
:, Armlstiee for ten days declared on Rus
German air raiders killed seven in Eng
u. s. destroyer Jacob Jones torpedoed:
66 men lost.
Dec 7.-United States congress declared
war on Austria-Hungary
Rormania accepted armistice with the
enemy.
Dec. 8.-Great italian air fleet made sue
cessful attach on Austro-Germans.
Ecuador severed diplomatic relations
with GERMANY
Dec. 9.-KaledineS and Korn'iaf lending
revolt OF Cossacks against Lenine govern
ment of Russia.
Dec. 10-Br'tish raptured Jerusalem.
Japanese troops landed In Vladivostok
During the month Of December. ne
gotiations between Germany and Bull
garia, on one side and Russia on the
other, have been in progress looking
toward an affnistics and peace iietween
those countries have been in progress
Evening journal., 1918-01-01
JULY.

July f-Russians captured Koniuchy.
Gallcia. and Turkish strongholds in the
Caucasus.
July s.-French repuised great German
attack near Cerny.
Transports with Pershing's horses and
ammunition reached France.
July 4-Germnn aviators raided Har-
wich. killing III; two sirplanes dest royed.
July 5.-Niolent battle between Russians
and Germans near Brzezany.
July 6.-SinlTing Of American steamship
Orleans bv submarine announced.
July 7.-Russians successfully attacked
in Pinsk sector.
Germans made air raid on London. kill
ing 81 and losing a mum her Of planes
Senate adopted food biz clauses prohi-
biting use OF foods for distinates and di-
rectlng the Communicating Of all whisky
now IN bond.
July s.-President Wilson proclaimed an
embargo on shipments Of food. frei, sseaI
and munitions. TO cut OF supplies from
neutral countries TO Germany eNcent da.rv
products for non-combatant in exchange
for coal.
Russians took three villages and 100
prisoners west OF Stanislau
July 9.-New Austrian cabinet resigned.
President Wilson called entire National
Guard and its reserve into the federal
service by August 5.
American steamer IIansan destroyed by
submarine.
British battleshlp Vanguard destroyed
by interior explosion; 500 lost
July i0.-Russians brol-c Teuton line
east OF Lemberg ard took Halicz
Germans smashed British line on Nieu-
port front in Belgium.
Evening journal., 1918-01-01

very Bucher sign brings its answer-Adv.
Evening journal., 1918-01-01

.A-4 ~. .--.-s .4cA from Monte san
Gabrielle
Aug. sO.-U. s. wheat committee rxed
basic price for 1917 crop at 500.
Germans made air raid on port Of
Riga.
Aug. 31.-French made successful attack
northwest OF Hurtebise
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8nnsenspmuafrif.

r9iureen-rtebuugeu" nit Den Sor-
npeln Die haee trttt Die Gpeppe
truurn- ooer INIT Der nod idipereren
u@teBipediel fir @ad,sinasfe" oiirf.
ten pobl i6on Die nueiiien unierer
2eier angeltellt baben. Srtereiiant
1T aber etne 3iiiauuet1teaung iol.
der Slngertproben I'M ~llrauea" bic
mir gum TbeiI bier tptebergeben mol.
Len @ir enpfeblen alio uuhSuipre-
den: .Mft iiIto adbt5ig atJtedige
Sebtsf5pfe~. Ger Waaltrer gdh
trGgt alf fei'm Bud 1I qi6l urn en-
Tah; binteriiab gebt Der 9unim.
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aih Dom gudI." geift init iolden
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mel nah3riprefeu fem: r8arode
BaratBen beriiden oft 1tooerne Irdyi.
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8raunbier-. Der 9lppetit tarm
ginem pirflih ri9t perse6en
beim 0atipreden bon: ,,@nbenbraten
lit Elm iaones @Iirt; i9 ieLInr bab'
stpar nod beiien gegeIien; bod met
ner Daltter Sdapeiter Briioeriobn,
Der bot eiurinl neben ghiem geieiien,
Der bat geieben Guterbraten eilet.-
8emerft iei rofL baB bel iDiloen
@oIfern ebenfaIls idapterige @ortper.
btnbuilgen bortouuiterl. 60 er5abh
Der Reileribe On. Bedaiel Soeihe.
bob bic gtegerultier ON Der Soaltgo.
fiiIte bas aiuo atnberDcrsAen lebrt.
u,eld,e a6IidHlib ifapiertee 8ortDer-
biubungen errtholten unb beim fdynel.
len Seriogen Sie ,urseiitte 3ungs
ptm etraufein brfrrgeti. Gas Huge
at,to ptrh, amt5 ipie bel urts, geiu.
bern porgefiibrt, erregt @elpauloe-
rlrno uuo Seiterfeit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-01-23

rails Der GaglGnoer uno 5rausoisI
leiftet basfetbe unb lit Dtel einfa6er.
Mas lit bic 9solge bisiss .Rei9tbuns42
D1b BON 5ebu 8eutIden nsuu ibrs
Wiutterfpra6e nidd ri9tig gebrduden
tDnneu, ia nieleidt III Der proseRtIaB
nod It1rfer.
Die beutTGe Sprads bot iih aus
bem sSnDogsrmdHifbsn iiber bas gllts
bodSeutibe gum gteltbohoeItiden
elltlpidelt, aber an cine iueitere gnt.
mifelung Don einiger geoeiihIHa
nil man nidt elnilben uno niti
Die Sdno oa5u riibreu. Dit Der
G4riffprocbe 1T bereits Gin anfang
gemudt, aber on eine 9ereiufad3uug
ger Spra6e feI6it iit man nod ni6t
berdngeaonaerl unb bod mare cine
8ereiHfadntnq ber Spntar uno @ram'
matt nn5 Weuiter bes @ugliIfen Isid3t
3u IbepertftelIigen.
sSe einfader cine Sprade tit - obale
ibpen eigentlihen 3rped an gefG9rbeu
- befto befer lit lie. Meutgiteas iOs
nett Sormenlebre urtb Spntar in 8es
tradH fonimen; nit bem W6rteTbufs
III es dnbers. Dir irren dffo, ipsuu
mir bas @riedribe uub bds 9ateniI9e
0. 9. lpegen hires 5ormeHreiftbums
prcifen. Sas @ngiIIfe lit eine Der
formenGrmften Spra6en, unb bod bus
ben Shafdpears ilnb 8prou Metfters
iperfe Der @eltItteratur barin geifyaf-
IN. @s -gfbt feinen nerniinftigeH
53iped, Der nit ben Sormerrei6tbnn
einer Sprate nerbtinoen tper6en fon-
te. geiGt eirundl Der BLOB Gftb.ttfhe
@efi6t5puutt bdit ftunb. limb bic oufa
uiertfame 8etrahtuns Der 'Sprahges
fdibte seigt, Sab ale Spra6en sire
itarte Tenbens bd6eu, fttb IN oer Sors
mDrnbilbuna sur srDbten @iHfatbeit
uHb RegelmGBigieit gu .entrpideln"
unb ben Reibtbum gum dlteu Gifen su
merfem- (g8er bic syorln Der Sprabe
Gnbert, G1l6ert ibren @etft. q. b. r.
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gereinfadrris Der SprudJe.

Ger Salipt5ped ie6er Sprrfe ut
idJaeQe iuto fifere 8eftdtroiginlg-
lin Oiefeu 8ped si errei1eu, beoie.
Hen iif Die Spraden einer gnrBeu
gteibe perifieoeltr Naittel, oie iie IN
peri9ieoener @eiie neripenberl- gle
biLoen .. o. bon ben @ortitirrunerl
fSornlen bur1 Mblmt (gib, ghb), (,
oiirf enoltngen (sebe, geben), birrtb
8oriiIben (gegeber); iie iesen
Stanlnnp5rter 5liianruwn C4bgabe.
Nitgift); iie berutbel Die @orfteI-
lung sur gesei6rtltiig grmiuIaatii6-
Iogiifer. unteridieoe (ih gebe - ge,
be id?); lie referpieren bejti1rurIte
Sfa1nne fir beitinuiIte @ortHaiiet
Cid)on" III G6iettip, vWtann" 1T
'SlibltaHtip) Ii. I. NJ. Colder Sprof-
biIoinigsnritteI sibt es utebr als ein
9utenb. Seben mir 5ii, tpie Die
Sprahe onpon @ebrnib utnflt.
gSenn ieularo Elm 3iuurerdgu oo,t
t5 GliaoratfrB iSIad)e beiSen miI,
itellt boSu einen aaf,elofen eiI1en aSe-
troleuinpfen ullo etnen @rrtbra6it-
ofen auf un6 bei5t ole bret bis nnbe
an Die Rctbgliibbise, 10 iuiro er iei.
men 3tped ia pobI errreiferL aber
niemaro iptro i'm eiren prGftiifen
Wsann bergen. @ur3 1bnli6 itebt es
nit Der oelitiden Sprad)e u1o ben
meiiten anbesn Rdtionalfprad,en. Gie
peripenben pieI su ptsI Dtitta fir BEN
p[eiGRn 3rped unb ifdfFsn bureb btefs
@ertpenburs @@pierigteiten fiatt Grs
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id,etbungeu. @adeu 3ped Dat 3. g.
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@ei6letter2 gnglinber unb bte msis /
fen anberen Rdtionen fprnmen obne
pas aus. mp5u biIben bic DeutTGeu
bic @x6rsabl balo ouf - sr, boIb uuf
-enu. I. ip.e Dds bur6adnsiesNus
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Der 4abe, Dos Giiofen Der s5roife,
eos &1tarren Der Gbiir un6 oas sfaii-
i4en I'M g3ol6e. 9uiDeilen aeldiebt
cas- nit eineul Hebernuitb uno elmer
Si6erbeit, iiber oie man itaunen
muB. 60 lisferu iis pOtpouri, nie
e5 Der setpanoteite 2onlponiit nuf
bieiem @ebiete fmmt gu Storl6e
bringen oiirfte.
Cine Gigeni6oft, Die glei6faILs
mif oen aalnIttrieb Suriid5uiiibren lit,
fiirfte Der grperimentirtridb 1ein,
ME er BEL man1en Sbieren be6boGtet
iuurbs. @snan betraHtet, ut sr
ranllth nidts peiter ais ,,oie 2uIt
nn Der lIriad,e". Ntan finbet i'm 5r-
nal bel 8Dgeln unb SGugetbieren.
Die Suft oes Bdreu, aaes ou pa,
i6eiL mas ibm inter Die Eaten
fpntnIt, lit IN ienen1 Grieb begriiribet.
@benio giebt es uriter ben Ebieren
nobl nod eifrigere Smninler als
uutsr ben Ulenifeu. Tlan i1ift
germ bic Glitter eiren @r5oieb. 9as
iii iie aber nirnrernlebr;; iie innlrlelt
Eilr. llebertroffen ipiro iie nod bon
Dem gnontoloforar, eirem gleibfnIls
rabenartigen @ogel, Der R1gel 6er-
nlis5iebt, lin fie in fein gteft 3I
i9leppen uno perfnotete Bofete NIT
oent SfnabeI offnet, penn er Der.
mutbet, oaB iie etlDas Bergen tporm1
Ell BEL feiner SanrteLmutb Sreube
hnben fonr1te. Bon einigen Gberni-
ten bebnitptet man. oaB iie regel.
rc6te 8drten ntlegen lno bier EN-
fcblenorttges @enliie pflan5erl. 9ie
Neiter btafer @meiien beItebeH aus
sipei 3beilen; aus tunnelartigen
@rogaaerie1L Die our6 Berfittluig
BON Sdlauunbiiien suitaloe fom'
men. uno ben eigeHtliben @arteH,
Ole aus SoI5artifeln alifgeba1it, peril
Gleid gLdn5etoen a.orperden beiaet.
oie oanu ebenio in ibrem Daagen
entbedt tpurbeu.
SoJar 2uftibiffer min man inter
manden SSitieftenarten ailsfinbig &c.
n1adt baben. 31pei 3oologen, s.
%. aI6ri6 uno 6. u. GurleD, boob
a1teten getpiiie Sliegen, Die, uiht
oufrieben nit ben SIiigeln bic ibren
ihon Die 0otur nit ms 0aiein gege.
beH ii6 nod aitberbem zines 2uft,
baqons beoieuen. gs ltnb oies 4la-
len, Die in 2Gngsrihtng nebeneinGt
Der aneebraht iiilo. SSebe oieier tit
gebiloet aus einer flebrigen sSliiIig.
felt, Die bds Sriieft aus ieinem eige-
nerl 2eibe aiision6ert. Sit bieie 8ia.
ieniGiile oann groB genug, LIN ods
Sbier beim slufitieg in bic Suit tra.
gen du fonnetL 70 iteIIt es Die biSbe'
rigen Sliigelbetpteungeu eiu liuo
iiberlGBt es Der i'm Ballon ertbnlte,
nen 2lift, ibm bic 4rbeit absuneb.
men. gs reitet geaptiierInaBen nuf
eer 8Iaie, bic es biir6 eiufabe, init
bploie 8et1egingen aeihift 81 iteu.
eru peiB. Sn etner iolden 8laie
uirroe iogar ein tobtes SSnIeft sefun,
ben. Sb oies burd 3ufaa bineinge.
ratbeu, lit nod nitt nit Siderbett
ergriinoet noroen. aaein Der @e.
ocnfe Iiegt nidt 10 fern, 6aB fi1 ber
pirsige 2uftidiffer mif bieie gSeiie
iiir ieinen slitfIrieg sli Derpropian.
tiereu iIhte.
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- 0~s@1t kUkos
4is Wsl&A)1s vssea su4 teuts pietes
in ben tieiioen Bsnlsu rect Isbtoff nuD
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Gafeaao. %. SSanuar.

e5fcaso, %. Srnuar.
WetI4tm. - Siir Dldr3 $124-
1.25s; an SdIub S1.24s. gir Ytai
81. 234--a24.; am S6lub $l23s.
9rfsr. - sir gsdrs 77s-78se;
am S4lub 78c. Jiir Mai 755-
1916; am Sdlub 75zc.
Hogsen. - SO. 2, Martt nominea ;
SO. 8. s1.94
@erfts - $1.W-1.59.
3imotbp. = 5.00-S.25.
&Iee. - $20.00-28.OO.
pOrt. = Jiir San. $47.10-47-2o;
am S@luB Sails. Sir Wlai $45.70
--45.95; am G&ub S45.75.
Shmal5. Jiir San. ON S6luB
$24.70. 5iir Tlai am G&luB $24.95.
9iippsnieitsn. - siir Sauuar am
G4lub $23.95. sSir gaai $2435-
24.45; am S6lub $24.35.
Butter. - Wartt bober; Gr.amsrp
4-481e.
gier. - Warit b0ber; 3uflbr IL
931 aifisu. Girits 56-5Se; orbinarp
firfts 62-55c; nirf bcn Martt So
56c; refrigerator firfts 43--44e.
;;$.a uar.-- ooooooooo 96a42f s2$!
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fdir bis CUTE s13.OO- 1915; Orbinds
re unb qroBe $6.OO-11.O0.

fair Bis CUTE S13.00-15.75; orbinds
re unb groBt $6.00-11.00.
e 9peine. - Die Gefrtungss
preiIe fiir CUTE pStds uno Sdlo9tz
jorisn pdrep einen Quarter niebr1s
ger als ssifsru, aber iilfolse Der ges
ringsn 3ufiihr fabn iiG bic &dufsr
baiS gs5uunssn, bic seitrisen preite
gu 3ablen. Geidte Sdipeine uub GER
isl pnren erft unii6r. ipdter aber itss
tis. Gdus ipnren itetis. Der Shlut
mar lmlgfnm uub i6pud unb es blie<
ben uerI9iebene Sobungen gieh in
ben GtGlfeu.
2lussrleiMe i6Dsre 225 gfanb uub
nebr $17.25; gemif6te uub aleif4srs
forten 100 Pfunb unb mebr $17.00--
1925; fair Bis CUTE lsidte Yeriaubts
forten 120 Bis 155 gfunb $1,000
1915; orbfndre tts quite Tertel. 10
Tfunb unb psiissr $12.O0-15.75;
orbindre BIG nlserldene iHipere fette
GGue $10O0-15.50; prbinGre bis
CUTE Gtags $10.00-13.00; ertra
g a aafs unb 6 dmmsr. = Die
.3uiubr mar bente wieber un6ebeus
tsnb. bic Rodfrage unb bic prs1s
absr ifart.
$13.25.
GmaFe, aussrleIsne bis srtra Ieifas
$l0.5o-11.00; fnir bis suts 5000
1850; or0iIldre $5.00-8.o0. g6de
$9.75 unb tpeIiissr. 2dmmsr, auserles
ieue BIS ertra $18.O0--18.50; fair
bis glifs $17.00-18.00; fecortos
Is.o0--1700; urbindrs 5000
400.