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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-21

fen, fhpeisenb auf unb niecer Idritt.
,Welhe2"
Dab gineenie bic Sdnssrin sefpee
ien."
~0u fdneit an, gu pbantaiiren,
idgte er fait mitIeibtg, rDu hait oem
git@git gu boitie sussipro4en."
rgttte, nein &ppf mar ME tiarer,
i6 bin fogar ftoI5 auf bieie Sombinaz
tion. Ou o1nft ia ntht, mas Define
Satin lpeiB, fam, fiiblt, pentt! sic
TT Dir nod cine terra incognita.
r8incp 10 iinsen uno es mir mos
natelang nerbeimli6en!" rief er. sGs
mare elm gerbre6en, oas lie on mir
periibt! Nein, mein 5reuno. i'd betenns
rsuig, bab idb iiber ibr eistntIi6es
Weien i'm Srrthnm befangen ipnr, bah
id lie melt nnter ibrem Dertbs
tarirt - bod, bob fis nebenbet aad)
nod bic boIenbetite Sdngerin iein
fpa, bic je meine SetIs ergriffen,
nsin. bas tann i'd nidt glauben! 81,
ipGre tein Weib, bate iis mir ibre snt=
3idenbite Gisenfhdft, ibren pom 5tms
mel Itammenben 0eiang perbpr9en."
Gs mar nur eineS Soee, Die mir ourtj
ben 9opf sei9pi1en, bel nGberer ues
berIesuns idien iis mir ieIber isbr ss'
lpaat.
Wir perlebten sinsn Itillsn unb.
oufrihtis seitanbsr, reht triibielisen
Ibeno. Rdpul mptts peoer in 0eiells
ibaft nod in's 1bsatsr e.ben, I'm
ben sritaunten Jrogen nad fetnsr
Satin ous3utpeiten. SoIlts Dos
Wdrden. bab fis gu ihrsr i6psr err
trantt.n Wtutter Qsrsiit, dufrstt ers
baItsn ipsrben, 10 burfte er nidt gIetf
am eriten Mbenb Quslpdrts 3erltreu.
ung iuheu. mir Iprahen. mir laien.
mir rauhtsn, mir tranten Aaffse, BAR
ra6 eriehiibe 2iqueurs uno hieraul
3bss; mir ihipisgen uno ipislter
idIisBlih Sno6, I'M bic Iangiam bos
binI6leihenbeu .Stunoen toot3uihla:
gen. Wir lonaipeiItsn uns entieBlih
pbglsih mir I'm Grunoe teine lungtpsis
liaen 9efelIen iporsn. Bon 3eit gu
;3eit bIidt, ich noa Der gortiers, min
mar, als miibten Tt) Die JaItsn tbeiIsn
uno bas rtisenbe 90pfhsn nit ben
groben, nuntIen 9luQsH berpori6auen
Die am pIofono itrpebenoen, puuss
tDpfigsn Nmorettsn lab ih oeutlif
gdhnen, lie fporfen Raoul uno min
perGdtIi6e 9lide gu uno 5tidsItsn:
.gDas ipoIIen oi. bsiosn iteifsn Bur:
iten in ibren abihsulihen, mop.rn.r
SaIouanSiig.n bier? Si. iino bic r.is
nsn gintenniiher! $50 iit lie, ois
iunoe sSrau nit bsm goIbbruurer
5oar, bi. allein nuroig mar. unierer
3sit onsugsborsn? llni.r.r 3sit, oi,
nur ben aultus Der Sdonbsit unb bes
Gsniss tannt., unb Uber bic bic blonos
5uq,no bi.i.r gage Dor Gntiesen oi,
pQiierbIou.n 4uetn peroreht." 4u'
Gtre, tpis ih mir cine friihs Gigarr'
ansiinoste unb bic Jlomms Der 9ers,
| babel aufFIddsrte, e,pubrts i6, tpi'
Der eine ung.3oeene Quito, benz nod
ousu Elm 9ein Feblts, mid angriust'
uno mir cine Iunee Nnis madts, -
elm. ian0oe 9eleibigung, Die mir i.tt
m.insn sriten SduljohrsH nitt msbl
tpiosrfubren.
(Inr4Isbuua fnIrIl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-21

Gtgenartige Seit ment s.
b i I nj m ungen eines g d. q IL
ipielers. SeltIame 4norbnunuen
traf in Ieinem Sei.ament Der DOR sur
3em in 2onbpn peritorbene gIbnenz
Oeterun unb SbateIp:are Snterpret
!6ermann 8e3in. 9amit feline beI6ei.
bene 5interlafenfbaft i'm Dert6s
BON taum 5000 Wart m0qli6ft nenia
gef6rGIert tpurbs, orbnete er ssolqenS
oes an: Ssi1e irbiT9e 6IQe fei obne
jeglt6e religiofe geremonie in einsr
&rematorium BEL Qonbon su psrbrenz
nsn, uno 3par Des Ra6mittdgs, tpeil
ote 8erbrennung bonn biQioer 1T uls
dm Bormittdg. sSerner piinihte 8ez
gin, odB feline 4ihs nsbar in elmer
urne nod in fonit einem 8ebGlter BON
irgenb eSemanb pietdtpoQ aufbepabrt
neroe, ionbern iogleih bon einem
8drtner Des 8remutorium sSrieb6ofs
als Blumenbiinqer Iber Die gsete qe>
itreut tDerDen ioGte. SIN lIsbrisen er.
fu6te er 8erpunote unb ssreunbe,
tetne Srauertleibung ansulsqen, aud
teIne ardn5e o6er 8lumen feinem
qeidnam mit5ugeben unb teinen8rabz
ttein ooer irgeno Elm Denfmdl 3ur
Grinnerung an ibn errihten su laiien.
Dis eigentbamIi9eu WInifs iinb er>
fiilIt norDtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-21
grHnoeisentbums Spputbeieu.
Rsut Sppotb.ttn


~ ~ " ~ -S- ~
MaIpino gogas an DTtli6er St.rn
6. uno y. u. $500.
Gbarlss e. 5enniug an Foundation
q. uno 6. SO. S225O.
Gbarlss 5. Ssnniug an aatberine
Rpan. $277.
gsrtba poitlsr an Foundation 9.
uno 6. SO. S2250.
3ieieIb. an autbsrine Rnan.
$273.7l.
Gsorse SuIan an gait Sioe 9. uno
g. SO. $1,000.
Semi. 8. Gobbarb on Milforo 9.
uno 6. 50. $1,000.
Sobn 9. SpiIter on aino.l 2[penue
g. unb .. 60. $500.
2lIite &. SduIs an Rargarst 8.
Wuhmors. S475.
Soispb 8. Ditpi on gluiion 6. Doers
mann. $500.
German 9renssnbsrg on Soutbern
Sbio Sapinss gant go. $1,000.
9. pOIinstp on Gin 9au San..
$425.
Gan. 6. Waprrop on 9. Suffman.
$500.
WaItsr 9. GigOn on Rarp 6. gliss
man. $1,000.
Jrancss gob on Soutbsrn SbiO 6,
uub ]. 60. $500.
Sobn 8. Ri6arbs on Sarri.t u.
Din. $100.
Marp 6. S6o6 an JinbIap Wartst
30. 2 8. unb 3. 60. $1,000.
U. 8. 9isrion un Settle garp,
$1O5O.
Ri6arb 3. SobnIOn an Gursto
Rsaltp go. 81 etc.
2iIp u. S.ntius on @lob. 9. UNI
G. SO. $500.
Sarriet u. GaIblpsu an bieTsI6s
$1,000.
aatb. glaiou an ROrpOob 9. uni
6. Co., $500.
Soispbine Sdpars an 5nbe par'
9. unb 6. SO. $500.
9ieielbe an M. .. Cooper, SLOT.
1ranS WenS an D.nbel G9tpab
$340O.
Wm. 8. Wcainnsp an Wsitern oni
Soutkrn 2if. Sni. 60. 5000.
GetiIets 5ppotbet.n.
Sueob 8ed.r an So.On 3. u. 60.
$3.50.
War 2sbermsier on Joanbation 3
unb 8. SO. $4,000.
u. 6. 9osrman an Grant 9otpI.s
$7o0.
9. 6. 8. garftnsdt an Gig. Bari
tnsht. $1,000.
| gIaribel 9egamp on 5omsiteab G
unb 6. 60. $1,000.
| Ghas. dds an Mereantils 3. I'M
6. 60. $500.
Sarn.s 3. DanisIs on Stor 3. q
go. 3 SO. $4,000.
| Williom $. gurnoDn an Shiise,
g. unb 6. go. $1,000.
| 2uura 9. eeSobn an 2ib.ral 6. uni
9. 60. $500.
9iei.lbe on 9it!. O. unb &. Go
$1,000.
Snm.s Me0onaIb on Mm. 81
Striblep. $1160.
| 5usb Werris an bsnfeiben. $1280
| Wainnis q. Strun. on 6. 8. Shae
fsr. $3.50.
| Joiepbine Shnars an Soutberl
| Gbio 6. unb 8. 60. $500.
Dieielbs on 8. M. Sbumarb. $500
| y. 6. pisrion on Settle Carr
$500.
| alice .. Meainnsp on O. u. pe
ters. $3.50.
| alnno @. 5issiHfon on 8. R. Gbop
man. $1100.
| Wurearet JobnfoH on gb. .. 8urts
| $145O.
| Geo. u. Jobnfon an s5iHbInp Wsor
lsst 90. 2 3. suD .. %. $500.
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(JprtIt5ung foIgt,)

O d ielig cit / it Die q b.
70 enbeitoon g DINERS. iugt
Sean Saul 9fidter, uno 10000 oanf-
bare Botieuten ieqnen oas q n fes
lis 0es Or. Silsbee oils Dos ein3iga
8eilmittel, 0aS gegen 8 NOR
T b B e II eutoeft puroe IS iii cine
DiiienIdoftlihe 8erbtnoung Ser be-
iten WIetbooen fran5oiiider, engIiiter
uno ameritantiher @unoor5te, fpirit
als SSnitrlment, Grneihuugsmittcl
nl1o W2eoi3tn, gerpdbrt ioiortiqe Gin.
oer1ug uno bringt Oauernoe !SeiIung.
8reis S1.O0. Rroben frei. gsranco
5ugeifidt ourd B. gteuitaebter & 60,
8or 1916, Seem Dort. g.S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-21
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
bic serhbmtehs---
Ua6r(agerin OieIes 3eila(lGs.

e6on In Der ditsfien 1ett anb - assrtNs
Gerfonsu. bic burd bic G65pfuna b6ber tsgdbt
irdreu. unb es iieat feiS Sfresfel Dor. ons
ou6 btutEitaae nod @erfoHen ers'ttreR. bic
bGrcb cine mubefanufs arait i'm efGnbe hHe.
BieIes gu tenn uHb pornussufasen. fuds far
aubcre trfiauHlt6 III uno bieibi. SIR Soldts
Dot bic aaiur biefe Tame befonetrs begnrfttai.
Senn iie bot ibr bic feIiene Gobe osrrEebeu. eas
eebtu itrer Mitmeniten ipis eiu anfssfflaaf'
mes @ue eeHnu al Isfen. 8ereeti Mot. e5s
ie In ibrer eiaeusu Rtfiosns an Sseiin ssosnue
ipotrt. gebmi tie gefi Gns gar ofiii6 bis
Seeiu ubenue. baHn aebi bisfeIbs tsnnua bis
asr bic i66n. atsssni esH eraa Q. Nasstr
erreiet T1s Snas III tnr Iinfen 1oHe nae
am 8aune iit ber gaut:
Mrs.B. Yaeger, friber Sran gcdtols
ceefla Mpense, eiunssh, GtnttnHsti .Ehis.
GrIefli6e aHtpcrifu Si.00 uno enrhbsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-07-21

pier, bas spiIdsn ben glumsn halb
perbproen berporfdaute. Sbr 8eFht
bate ale Qufreguns unb llnrube pers
loren, lie fab ben fhDnen. 9alanten
8dpalier nit einem 10 bantenbsn,
freunblihen 8lid an, bab Elm ionberz
bares taltes 8efiibl Ruoplf's 9lugen
5ubriidts; bann lisB lie iih uuf ben
5eppi6 an ben Slid fiibren uno nabm
bic 9eidente nit ii6tli4er Ri9run9
in gmpfdng.
sd peiB gu gut" Iagte ibr gruz
Der, .bab mir nidbt nit S6mut uno
a1erIei tbeurem 9uB tommen oiirfen,
8u bift Elm Sonbsrltns, Der folhe8ins
ee niht ahtet unb nidt mag, uno mas
ipQ man Dir du6 I6enten, mas 8u
ni6t leiGt babsn tOnnteit, penn 9u
nplteIt? 0Qs SiIhhen aber ausPerls
mutter lit in ieiner Dirt Elm 8unitlpert
unb gan3 neu, eben erIt aus Parts ans
getommen. Senriette bat es fir Did
auseeiu6t, ih babe bic Srun9en uno
GrQnoten bonsbsn geIteQt, unO mas in
Dem umf4Ioge bo lit, tpeib ia nidt,
unier sndoigiter 0ntsI bat ss mitss.
braft."
Spbonno liiftete oas feline, on ben
Gden 9siieoelte 9apier unb belt Elm in
fhpar3en Samnet 9sbunbenes, reid
nit GoIo se3iertes 8ebetbub in Der
Suno.
n9sri6mdben sic mein Qngeoenten
nt6t," iprah Der Wtiniiter, ngebrau6en
sic es bel Sbrer Nnoadt als sinsn
trsuen 5reuno unb gegleiter. Sober
Weni4 bat SroIt uno Stdrtun9 n0s
tbt9."
rGetpiB, getpiB!" risf bag 5rdu.
Iein. sd bante Sbnen pon ganSem
6er5en; Sbr Geitent gepdbrt mir
2roIt unD Sreube."
Gin tinbIi2es, gIdubi8es, unIdulos
poQss Gemiitb," iagte Der bobe 8eumtc
niroeoOQ umberbltdeno, lift Die id0n.
fte 9abe G'pttes."
limb boB es geDeibe unOSegen brtn:
ge, tbeueriter SnteI," rief 6err por
S6eubo6, noarauf IoTen Sic uns eir
ppQes GIas Ieeren."
Der Miniiter reidts IyrGuIein 50:
6anna Ieinen 4rm, Der Baron bot bic:
fen ieiner GDuiine, uno pie qerufer
trat s6en jeBt 6rau bon Stern in Der
Salon, lpeIher Serr BON S6eQbat
ioglei6 entgegen ging, ibr Elm 9ubent
Shmet6eleien unD nedenbe 9orpiirf,
in einem Qtbem iagte uno iis bunn be,
iibrigen 9eisIfhaft nah in Elm Reben
3immer fii6rte, no bic feiniten Speiier
unb ouftenbe i6Gumsnpe Wsine Der
Stid beIeBten. - Der 5ausIsbre,
mahte nit benz &nQben an Der 9ant
Den ShIub.
rSeos 5eitIidteit. bic Der iyreuoe ge.
fpeiht lit, DerIan9t ihre @eibe burd
ben goloenen Saft Der 8eben unb Iieb
lihe Spstien," 1agte Der MiniIter, al
fie 4Qe pIaB genommen hatten. IS
lit cine uralte ia0ne Sttte Der Wlen
i6en, bic BON ben 9ottern itamnt, ibr
Jeite nit b:trdn5ten gehern gu bege
ben; es 1T aud cine hriitIife Sitts
oenn ale 6riitIiten 90Iter Der 8pr8ei
uno Reu5eit iuBsn BEL frOben 1afeIn
tpenn lie bic 8dite ebreu, lire bGusIt
den 8Iutstoge begeben poer oneenshm
8egebntiTe perberrli6en pouten. In
| fer @olt aber itebt barin alien 90Iterr
Der Groe boran. Wir feiern i'm alst
nen ME i'm 8roBen, in Der Sutte mi
i'm polaite, mas uns erfreut ober tpai
mir benunbern unb perebren, nit ei
nem Teitmable, bel peldem bic 6er3sl
| iih ouftbun, bic 0uni6e unb 5ofi
nunger iI6 erqieben, Die Bitten umGr
fiilung unb Grborung smporiteigsn
60 lei es mir benn aud beute Der
90nnt, in oieiem truuten 9reiie mein
iuntgIten Wiini6e urb Bitten b0rsn 81
Iafen."
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ginbr.6er9@ Bel

Wienerbeih ginbrehera1 Bel
.inem junasn Rduber. Der in ein 0es
f1ngnib I" glion:e gher iEa5lanb)
siaaslieIsrt ipnroe. fano man .ia Sgc,,
beil.n Sitei man ins Gsutfd,, eir1
r. rMie perbe irb ginbreher21 iibers
fsben fDnnie. Dos BUD entbielt allerz
lei RaibihlGss unb 4usiiiafie fir
iunse Msnitsn. bic 0isbs. Ginbrsher.
JalihIpisler fperben ooer anorf dbnlia
DE meHfhenfreunbliche 8erufe ersrsis
FEN ipoIIen. DDS ieliiamits mar. bnB
cine betannte lirHa ais @er!eaer &C..
nannt puroe.
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. eriiAt

gtnd,bar: .nat bod cine groBartige
Gimme, Der Selbenienor, Der In ssh.
rem Sinterbniis ipobni, oiinen Gle
ood, bns 5eniter, seraoe finst erl9
1nusberr: .Werb' mid id9on BIZ
ten; uenu Der iiebt, baB i'd, ibIn ,n.
bore, bn beonbIt er crit reft teine
Nsietbs mebr. ber ful!e aopfl@
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NabifaIbeilung
---Ae8-
Werpcni6W66e.

e6rpdde, nerb5fe Terfontn. nspTnai bcn. ecfi'
nnnsSlciiafeit uno ffIeften zrdnnieH. sTncss
fhner5en, 6aaransiaH. abnnbnw ees tssbsrs
uHo Gefiffs antdrrb, Wlaaenbriifen. SiuhineD
ffopfunp W1iibiaieit, Grroiten,. 2itfern scTsilo'
pfen. @Inii5efIemmura. aenanEitie uno Trnps
fnn-erfabren aus bem .Smetaeiremas', ms
einfadL idlnca nno billig alls inndfiir'
Iiden gtrlnitr nno anoerc SclGrn tit'
senofidtr @crirrnugeu ariinolidl gt'
heift anb ppIc @einnbheit nno 5rob'
finn iuiebcrcrIanat iperoen fonnen. -
Cans nenrs Seifoerfahrsn. Sober iein
einener Writ.
1iefes onserorhrrfrid irterefdrtf unb Isfr.
tet6s 9uh fTemffne MnfF1oe fato1. meInes
bon Siira rrh nIt T7unn uItt Hrnii. neisfsn
mtrbeu fotIte. snrr aensn eirfennnr1 trn %
gerts W rriefnfarfen rerfseaeff bssogen irerbeH
bon Der
RribatsaIinif. fSf--6. aSenue,
NEW YORK. NJ,
gaan ertrdbne nas GtneiHnor DofisoTnts.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-20

One explanation of the reason for
adopting twenty-one guns as the presi-
dental salute is that there might he
maintained uniformity in national
salutes. Great Britain having in the
distant past adopted twenty-one as the
number for the royal salute. OF the
many surmises as to why the number
twenty-one was settled upon we men
ton two-tirst, that twenty-one was
the number Of years fixed by English
law as the age Of majority; second.
that seven was the original salute
and three times seven would signify
one seven for each Of the divisions,
England and Wales, Scotland and Ire
land. 1t is asserted that the United
States adopted this salute to signify
to the mother country that her child
had reached his majoriy and was pre-
pared in law to inherit the land and to
this end fired the 'gun Of 1776," the
figures of which year. 1+7+7+6, equal
21.--Philadelphia Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-20
EXPOSITION EMPLOYS
ONLY UNION LABOR

Cincinnati, O. Especially Not
only have union workmen the call,
but no man who can not show a
union card in good standing has the
slightest chance to break into the
force or, artisans who are erecting
the buildings for the Ohio Valley
Exposition, which will be held in this
city from August ~ to. September a.
About dozen buildings will be
erected on the banks of the canal
In the rear of Music Hall for the, &C.
commodation Of various kinds of ex-
hibits and amusement enterprises,
and not tool will be welded on any
of these that is not In thesIhands OF
union worknMn. eJT
In order to avoid all question as to
the standing of any contractor in any
kind of work connected with the Elk.
position, Claude Hagen, director OF
amusements, under whose super
vision the buildings are being erect
Gu uSAiubu W tluploJ dit Hls lhNi Va
reetly instead OF letting out the work
by contract In this way he has been
able TO secure the highest class Of
union men, with the result that work
has progressed rapidly and satisfac-
torily. so that there Is not the slight
est doubt that all the structures will
be completed some time before the
date set for the opening of the Elk
position.
Speaking Of his experiment in TAX
ing charge of the entire construction
work himself instead Of letting II BY
contract, Mr. Hagen, who has design
ed and built some OF the largest
amusement enterprises in Europe
and America, said ~ find this meth
cd of construction more satisfactory
than any | have ever engaged in.
don't have to wait on contractors to
finish one line Of work before ! can
start on something else, and J don't
have to worry about prospective Ia
her difficulties" 8e.q
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-20
STOCKS INACTIVE
Apprehension in Wall Street Over
Political Situation--Very Pro-
nounced Reactionary Tone.

New York Aug. 19,-The reaction
AIRY undertone which characterized
yesterdays stock market became
more pronounced today. Trading was
in small volume. II anything the
market was more professional than
before, on account Of the utter lack
OF public interest. At odd times the
entire list seemed under pressure, but
NOR often the points Of weakness
We're the Hartman issues. Reading
and United States Steel which have
for a long time comprised the great
bulk OF the average days business.
The success of the insurgent cause
in California is generally regarded as
unfavorable to the Southern Pacific
road which has long been credited
with unwonted political activity on
the Pacific Coast. The stock ex-
change sentiment yeered from it's
mild optimism of the early part of
the week to a fair degree of bearish-
ness, and for this change the feeling
on tn political outlook was largely, if
not wholly responsible. Each day,
according to Wall Streets point of
view, adds to the complexity and it is
openly asserted in influential quart
ers that the moves on the poplitical
cness board are decidedly inimical to
the immediate investment demand.
Stocks are increasingly heavy in
the afternoon. with a generally lower
price level. In fact, all the leaders
went below the bottom prices of the
previous day. but closing slightly
more active, with moderate recov
cry n Reading and Union Pacific.
The days most interesting finan-
cial exhibition was the annual report
of the American Smelling and Rein
inc Company which reported net
earnings for the fiscal year ending
April 80 OF S750S,000 IT was but a
moderate decrease from the previous
year and rather favorable on the
whole considering the adverse condi-
tons which nave prevailed in that
industry.
The domestic money movements
dictate a cash gain by local banks of
FIVE to seven millions Of dollars
which uggests partial arrest of the
inflow from the interior points Bank
cIearines for the week show a loss of
- per cent, compared with same
week last year
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-20
DuN'S WEEKLY REVIEW.

New York, Aug 19.-While trade
contraction continues the sentiment
improves, and the basis of conditions
underlying the situation appears
stronger. The tone in the airy goods
markets is better, especially with tie
Jobbers and selling agents, but bust
ness is still OF limited proportions,
with buyers showing little more lie
sire to operate beyond well defined
requirement Cotton goods and cot.
ton yarn hold firm, with buying ..ow-
ing breadth The weeks Fan Rfver
trade reached 100000 pieces on doub
le the amount OF the restricted out
put OF print cloths, while Tie sales Of
$500 bales OF standard drills for In
lia was the largest business with the
far east. The China markets being
dull and the present prices above the
views Of Red Sea buyers Business
in wool firsts and Worsteds is of a
more limited character, although
there is more agreement regarding
values. The trend of production is
still much below tie normal and
there is a general desire on the Dart
of producers to avoid accumulations.
Many shoe manufacturers have com
pleted contracts for fall goods and
are now doing little, owing to the lack
OF supplementary fall orders The
hide market is less active and the al
vanced prices demanded Of late have
checked the demand There is inn
.provement in leather, aad increas ed
sales have been made on certain des.
criptions but the situation on the
whole is still far from satisfactory
on the many instances of further
concessions that have been made in
prices in order to effect business.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-20
Aaron Burr's Grave,

Aaron Burr died at Port Richmond
Staten Island, Sept. IA, 1886. His re-
mains were conveyed to Princeton. N.
j., where. according TO his request, he
was Inferred at the feet of his father
and grandfather Both his father and
grandfather were presidents Of Prince
ton college.
Concerning the tombstone which
marks his burial place, we quote from
the history of his life by Parton:
Some efforts were made and some
money subscribed soon after his death
to procure suitable monument, but
the project failed For nearly two
years the spot where he lay was un-
marked when one morning 1t was dis
covered that a small, very substantial
and not inexpensive monument of
granite and marble had been placed
during the night over his remains. No
one in the town saw the monument
erected or knew anything whatever
respecting It, There was no stonecut-
ter in the vicinity capable of execut-
ing the work. The stone bears the in
scrlption: Aaron Burr. Born Febru-
airy, 6, 1856. Died. September IA,
1886 "-Phlndelphia Press.
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-20
WHEAT WAS WEAK
Large Accommodations and the Mea-
gre Demand Spelled Bear
Market Yesterday-O
Weak.

Chicago Aue 10 WHEAT CIos.
ed weak u to tm1a Iowar ower
cables large accommodations ana a
meagre demand snelled hear mar.
ket today. and an early dron in prjces
was shaIplv aceoutrafed hv tho d,e
covery tlaf tho leading longs were
atfemB.tre To dis,ose Of tbeir oo,l.
ings in an unostentions manner The
cash market was little imnroyed
but Of sufficiently 50 10 offset the
weakness in futures
sentember opened Stoo TO 1ol.
high 10t low loot5 closed 1.ooi5
to 100H december 1o2I "a o2u
n f0f. No, red l.o0h 6p1O1th. No
3 red 914101. No. hard 1,r0B n
100: No. } hard 97d10f
CORN Closed weak y 70 IL low.
ar The market responded ITO tho
weakness in wheat and to reports
from fields where abundant moisture
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-20
MARBLE QUARR|ES
IN KEEN RIVALRY
VIII Make Big Displays at Ohio
Valley Expo.

Cincinnati, o. Especially There
has developed a keen rivalry
among the marble and granite quar-
ries Of the South for the privilege OF
doing something out of the ordinary
In the way of identifying the exhibit
which the Southern roads will make
of the Ohio Valley Exposition at Gu
cinnati from Aug. 20 to Sept "a The
Committee on Southern Resources
has already received the prefer Of
several large urns six feet 10 height
fashioned ont of granite and marble
of various colors, as adiuncts to the
Southern exhibit. All that the quar-
ries ask is that the Southern Re
sources Committee supply them with
specifications for this work and that
they will do the rest. supplying the
raw stone, executing the seulpturing
and arranging for the polishing.
These offers have been tentatively
accepted and plans will be evolved
by which all of them possibly can be
taken advantage of. Another attrac.
tive feature that has been suggested
for the Southern exhibit Is series
of twelve individual columns each
surmounted by highly polished ball
of different colored marble or gran
tie, all being the products Of North
Carolina quarries and now part of
the agricultural andomlneralogicai ex-
hibit in the North Carolina state
Museum It is promised that the
South will be particularly prominent
in It's displays Of marbles, GRANTEES
and other ornamental stones, the
variety and quality of the products
of the Southern quarries being OF SO
high an order that this display is GER
tain to attract more than ordinary
attention Other sections OF the
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-20
NOTICE.

Sealed bids addressed to the City
Council Of the City of Cairo, Illinois,
will be received at the office of the
City Clerk of said city of Cairo, up to
1870 o'clock, p. M, Tuesday, Septem-
Der 9Th, 1910, for repairing Fire sta
ton No. ! as follows:
Tearing down and rebuilding the
front wall from the ground up to the
second story. repairing the roof uh-
der the Cupola, plastering the walls
and ceiling of the second story where
it is needed and painting the inside
wood work of the second story, and
for repairing Fire Station No. 2 as fol
lows;
Tearing off and replastering the
walls and ceiling of the second story
and painting the inside wood work OF
second story the painting on both
stations to be two coats.
The City Council reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
Dated at Cairo, Illinois, this Sth day
Of August, A. d, AJl0.
ERNEST WORKMAN,
City Comptroller
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-08-20
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York, Aug, 19.-WHEAT--Re-
ceipts 1900 shipments 2,0i0; spot
weak, new No. red $10Ga; elava
tor and lJ7% f. 0. b.; new No nor.
thern 1.2lh f. o. b. to arrive There
was quiet trade in wheat and pricrs,
throuel The easier cables AMI pres
sure Of Supplies which caused liquid
alton, closing 1T hAGflla net decline
September tN7 December ltS
CORN Receipts 600; spot weak I:
No. 3 Z nominal elevator domestic
basis to arrive, Options closed to
II net lower. September coz.
OATS Receipts 190,G95; ship.
llents Io,yQo, slot steady. New