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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02
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Sem Uort, l.. Nu9ult.
HeSr. -YuTubr IL, $50 gbTs., 8srfaust
700 Sbs. Der Rartt mar beute rubta.
Spring gatsntS 81. .75-6.l Is, Biutergtraiabts
- A.50-4.65, Dtnter gat.nts si.75-5. 10,
Spring clears "a $3.50, Dinter Grtras
Re. 1 $3.T5--3.90, Ro. 2 DO. $3.5o-3.65,
Rsn'us itraiebts S4.s5-5.15.
fssssnmsbt III fsetio. Tdir Bis
sutss A.l0-4.a6. dolce Bis fanes $40
4.50.
Saam.s ,.rm.S uomine1 gu s2.OO
.-a.0S per 100 Bfun6.
Nats mebl III itetiG. - Setnes peises
sub sslbes 81. .50-l.55, grobes 81. Al. 80,
ailnbrieb 81. 3.50-3.60.
Nogaen In ruhtg. go. Heftern
s6e I. o. B. Rem gprt.
0srfs IN miatg. RaItaerFe S. - zoe
{. |. I. urb neus Juttsrssrits ss-7OAe Ct.
I. Rem gori.
Bsitsn. --3uFiSr "A. 400 Sa., gerferst
1872 gu. gsartt militia. RU. 2 rotssr
sl.07 i'm Giepator BEL antunft C. l. I. uuo
sl.0S4 I. o. b., Ro. RortbsrH sl.26%4
{. 0. b.
DsIfasern 3ufuAr 1900, E.r'
isaet - Bu. Tlortt ftettg. Ro. 2 1915
I'm GIepator urb nonineI e. o.b.
tafsr.-9ueusr 76,05O gu, str'anbi
= Su. Eartt it.tta. Gsmti6ter rs Sic
81 Sfnue i6per, uorstueq, 'peissr26 BITS 81
Bfune itper, 461S--49e; bef6RittsEsr DO,
a bis a. 8funa itner 45--52e.
Ssu III ruhi9. Brtma 1906, 9e. !
l25e, Ro. 2 ll21.-ll5c. SO. 3 lO0-lO5c
tepfsn IN Hau. stats 1909, orstndrsr
bis tatee 20--23e; 1908, prstRdrer Sic toic:
l6-l6e; sasifc Gcafs 1902. 9-l6e; 1905
l3-lSe.
Saute frs rabia. - Central Nmeriec
2o-2le. Bsaota 20I-2lLe.
ssesr tn uibig. getb 24-26e.
Bort ift pigta. Gamtlr $500 -
26.OO, fbsrt clear ga .Oo-a5 so. Rss s25 so
Beet IN ftetto. TuriEu sl9.01-l9. so
Tsb SIS 5.Oo--ls.00. gsefs2tnier s22 .oC
IA 90, 8.rpadt sl2.0o-l2.s0. 9itp srtrs
| Sneta Wes SCI. .00-25.00
EutRsats fiuo mtlio. sspsf.Ete BEL
Ties l6-l5Ze, be. SAuItsrn 81 - sXs
ep. ehinsen lS-lS%..
SdmaIt If piIia. RibsIs DeF priwt
s1l 80 - 20 rafFrirt.s rubiq. gon.i
nsrt s12.46. g. u. $l3.2s, GOmppuHo II
-l0Le.
1sEs n fen. - grima sHy 7s
sourtrS s5s-7ks.
BsamusTtT aamsn, ,Cst tn fsit. -
DrimG rosss S7.oT, yriMa Srmr1er ssIbsi
| - .05 1000.
Bstss Isum IN itst,s. RsfTntrtss Tsn
Dsrt $7.e5, ptiIassipbia ans EaItimor,
~ .s5, DO. tn Bull $4.l5.
40 II. II. rubss. Tumsta TIsscs 80c
Gar, IN 'tetis. esrstnes, ssrbsrIitsi
BE gutes IS 90.
fesysn.in IN 't.tia ~ NE.
ReH N it.tts. ctasstmtitsr 2H-se
ystua 5-oe.
re sIatiss IN ftttss. gsD CrI.sns Cps,
Gsttle. gutter bis Aotes, 32--49e.
| 1u6sr.-Asssr 1T 'tetig. Tussapeso 9
| fsh 8.See, centrifugal % Ieft 36e, Mr
isHes' 3users9 rsf 3sl. Rafsnirtsr 3uts
IN ftetts. eut 2ssf 5.a5. Graisss 5 IS;
Nsulb ~" 5.50e. gusss 5.40e. goH
ssrss 5.l5e, SranuIatss 5.lse. Ttamon
,,E"5.l5. esnFsrttonsrs ~" 4.S5e; Rs
I4S0, 10. Q 4. s5e, 30. 3 s.S0, Ro.4 4. 75c
70. 54.7oe, 80. s4.65c, 30. 74.60c. SO
s4.55e, go. . 4.50e, go. 10 4.45e, 80.
4.40e, go. IL 4.35e. SO. IL &.3ot. Ro.
4.3Ot.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02
1rB GOODS Warft.
Gtnetuuatt /. auauf. 1910.

Ciactuua!t, i. aaaui- 1910.
Ter Rarit mar in osr perfieNenen Bote
sisu,lit lebh at ane ole Drsiie itno usifteus
unperanbsrt esblis5,u. paren absr TN III.
gemeinen fart Its nanftebeueen Euoii'
runeen muroen am 5aIub Der @oAs nam.
bdft eematt
sranHts RasI S-Srsat eagS Q sl4e.
haisH o. srlsstsn Z eAs sSafssra =
s.s ssis9ga z s;, y a ae sssgsrst lc/s 2sc'
gsrrI iof4 22s, DC. st 29e, srisbton ".
1875 DO. 1914 2l14s JoEGo,s si4 ipc
i2Se. Sra!t u tts eocGi sSe' eOussait slsc,
4s 4a'smsiSs ssas, s & aS. sI Il oS s ID @sss aas,
sse, Sugip ss.e. &tii fsss SO, aesss &c,
Eae.c 5i.e, ReopsTsI i0N 25c.- 30. 04 23c.
uftsa loi4 24S. DC. 90 22c. brighton ioIs
2s S' - al 35sss.i 5Sss,nss ~ 5ss is Central
garf Sc ameriesa geourHing nno 6rau 5tse.
nne crane bhe, Geiumbia 9nbiec sac, 30.
Macurrins nns arrus 5he. gntn Robes Tddt,s
q, ssotionai 5he. gan Loo 5he CrIrn 4Ee
afsfis.sffftsff,-1aHifs i sIo,s i2ne. >os
EeHrtetta 9gc, Xj<s SeHrisfta Csc 500 Eergs
3Shs. Ranana 40e Iclaiita gIctb i2;tc.
KID 1boEiHs9is no. 75s. GerigoSo q. 7gs I. {;
80 'i Ia asrian " l2ac aesSis suassa 15A {,
gasaae6arfna lse. g1Htl.Saa % 1be
9tHgea amosieaa Efaple 6a.c. u 7
6 SC. &pereft alaiiic 6As. eGncaffer sfa2ls
8s4f, i4a2 gAr, ainsiion Sc, 9orefta o.. SaHo'
Der tisc 5lcTeuee 5i4e. DICTATOR tAc
nlabama 5. { albsrmais s4ae Seminole 6i9S,
Epufhlaub Ee Sarf'prb 4kge.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02
Der Irrst mar ftetia. ysrfaatt pur'
ben 7s4 Bbn. Tthiusr's Stniibss 0osos
ani ssr Bats pom 81 80 per Ja1saa
Grntsttss
q rsssrtss,

Su6er.-greifs ftetia. safHsistsr Sat
2ca' 6.55t, powesrss B.55. 9abss s.00t.
sranuleteb 6.75t, gonieetiensrs ~" b.6St.
On "a" 6.25-6.5os, psissr sytra .,G"
5.l0-5 zoe, sytra e" 6.00-5.06s, ssetnds
yss esIber 4. 4.90-4.e6s.
NeIa affss IN ftetis. Nsu Crlssns
cpss &sttIs 1850. GsntrsfusaI l6--sss
Rs is.-Marn ,i.mna r.ssait uns ass.s.
1euifiana, sanes 1eas s-sks, prima -
--6xt. srbinarsr Ss4-a1. Sspaa --
IL pes piune.
Sairs.grssu
Butts Marst rutta. STeis boher.
SsneS Grsamsry s01.t, 9reamsry fyfss
2ss, ss. isesnss 27f, fanep Tais, als.
10. 1 301e per pfMns.
alis. - gartt hstta. Ca,s Vat lie,
1erspehttdsr IL - IKE. Rs,p Bort l8s,
e9ssissr 201sl-a2s. 2tmbxrssE i7s. 1ri6
l61<e per psuns.
6isr. 1arft strpas ieiter. ~ Brine
frii4e 6aIneseier lshe, HrAs 1875.
anssre l3s, isesnss Ice ysr Tts.. 10 mad
Eaalitat.
osfIAg ef. -Auaebot mdsie. Wartt iiau
Sprima sbi6eas con IL pfunb uHb bar.
iber lS'.e. untsr ~ Bfuno l5c. eakHss
lfe, ,6dkrs ss. TratsaAAss lsL.s, suns
loe. iuHgs entsn poH 8 gfunb l3-l4e,
alte Toe, oduis 6--7e per pians.
Cbr une 0smAfs.
asyfet.-5ancp VI COL. rs, serssnIide
6--vus per 0amyer
8 itreHsn. - Rarst hsiig. Gsgifsrsis
% .5O-o.U0, DlsiNnd S5.u0-S. 80 per ates.
Crans en.--Marft fusis uns ketis. -
California Raoels S3.75-4.2S. Sees Isnas
Y. iS--5.15, eats SaIeneia t3.o0-S.75 per
Rife.
4fir II 6e.-Ssacp GIbegta 81. .75--2 90
per Crate poa 0 9orben uno $2so-1.75
per Ha.
Sirnen Bartlett 80 5o--4. 90, 3uaer
t3,00-3.60. Ipicn s350--< 90, Glayp &
3aDorite 80 3.5O--4.o 60 per Bbl.
3etoeIbeeren--eaO0 per Crate pon
40 Cts.
SohanHts beereR 6Oc per Qssb.
3u6er etsRen - Nore Carolina
e2.so-3.00. CTlGboma 50 50--3. 90, AevaDa
s2.00--2.b0 per Crate. .snciana SO. l 81 rs
---l.bO. 30. z 76s per Qcrt.
ia termeto n--s Els 0o--22 90 per
100 auf benz 0elsiie.
&artsffsIH.- - 2exissius el.7s-l.ss,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02

Usls. 6ssss 70 usesss ~ Rw psn.
I CsIb Jon ca1" war rpsIrse sa 11--2<.
prtmn 0eiAdftspaptere ipuresn tn BY
o IS sixfonttrf.
EtsrItag GrAaags III fstte. -
Si6t ,u t4.S6Z uns 20 Gage Ssdt
~ A.e3-4.S3h.
Hunssss . DIsaatisnen waren Re,
tis unb rsureeu ruis folst suotsrt:
Der. Staaten Refun6tns 2% l00ss peb.,
~ regiisrirte li925) il4I-1l5. Gou.
pons 1l411.--ll5Z, 81 resifrirts l0lL--
lo2, Coupons 1914 -l02, paRsma Gous
pons az 100I--1Oi.
aittenmarft. - Es pur6e beute Elm
ftarfer IrIf sum 8eriauieH aus9eubt uuo
eieiss bate par dolee, baB Der Wtarti
ihwaA mar nne be 3reils ftorf ~ Ietoeu
batten. 1esea Mittag erboIten fth ole
Sreiie piseer etrpaS. bod ihIeb Der Rarti
unsereseu une i&waa.
Ruhftesenne aurie ruaroen BON eerSirwa
srwtn. Baaman Co., 80. 22o-232 Gal'
nut Srose, berittst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02
Gktcaup. |. 9uauft.

Gktea1p. /. 9uau't.
w,xr-7.r Mari, mar uiIf,. satutsr
ess,rtss. s5--, 10. stratobtx "A sO---5. lb.
srr,ra = st,n.s b,tssss - straissts ,2s
x as aa,rrs "a I0-S SO.
W,t, an Sar g.ut.mb.r lO2sz --
1ossI, au safuE I01sIr. fAr Ts,. lolL
NJntile am shi,,S Idssir. sir mai IOsL
-iGrar am s5Ius ioss[
U.fTA,orr aar a,,t.rh.r g3gl--
s.Ls an s4Ius SsEze fir Temm5.r
siL-slI-c. an, snluE sls|c. far sRai
s5H- ssnc ow e+IuE s3L.r
e.y., "a, ssnt.mbsr 37Lz-37sLs
sr snIvi 37s}r. ar Tss,mbsr 3S-8ss-e
or' s~Ius 93s1e. fiir mai 4Os<-4Il<c. an
S1Gg "a AZ.
Sas.,r-eo2 77lL-73.
G.ya, yat, S,tt,ra,rt, 90 55.
.vt. bis Ss,,, waI,o,rit, S,-ssr,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02
Gbtcaos, ], Nue,

Etnosts - Besoss S4.65 - $40,
Tsras gttsre s3.5).-5 so, peftIids Stiere
A.TS--S. 80, eto6ers Uao S5sssers $500
6.25, 2absIao Dsifsrs 81 .50-6. 40, Rdlber
So .50-9.75. Tartt ldrgiam.
SApetKs aettte s. .20,-S. 50, oe'
xiiHte $3.50 S.35, i1lpsrs $7.25-S. 10,
rashe s7.45-7.65, aats bis GuserIeiere
s. 65-Sl5. 9ertel $5.l0-8 8.65. Wartt
Ian9'am Bis IOc uieortoer.
2 d Gfe uub 4dmmer - Ghafe
gsHbsimii4a 81 .60--4 80, msftIi9s S2.7C
-4.50. Jd1rIiuss q 4.5O-5.75.
9trmsr:-5iussinti5s 81 50-7.50. NET.
Ii5e S475 - 760. Nartt Itetie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02
metau marft.

R.4 ysrt. /. ausuR.
pinn nar hta.s itstis vu t32 .96 - 90. 80
uno 1uyfsr ebeHiaas ssss ya 1878 -
z.37x, eiestrolpihtc su R.50 - l2.521,
xHe dalfins ga sla.25-l3.37k. BIei mar
feit ~ el.45 - 4.5) uno SveItsr rubia
~ $50 - $50. siisn mar uuperdneert.
10. l SsaHbrp Tortasra ~ el6.25-le.5O.
10. . DO. ~ 3l5.T5-l5.oo, 30. l soutSssx
sl6.0o-l5.2s Sab 30. Sou.tsra loft su
&lb, ,T5-I62S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02
Vferbe mno maulefel.
ginetuaati, /. susuit 1871,

a
Sm bieiigen gferosmarfte bsrrIdte in Der
peritpfienen SoHe nar wentg Seben uno
cie greiie iinD unperdneert sehIieben. Rafs
ftebsnes Iuctirnnsen Durbsn an etlys
her Ds4e nombaft ssma4t:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02
gsefonbers sHniiie.

.stonnen Gle mir nidjt $50 boreen
iinier beionners giinltigeu 8eoiHsln.
gen2-
LIMB Die tp1ren2~
x1ab sie lie UiebsrsrieGeu.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02

Gaffern Shore $40 - 1.s0, sinheimts6,
SI.75--1.86 per Dbf.
as sM. - Merit fsha. esabelmiid.s
50--oOc per BbI.
9p misunderstanding. 81 I.so-I az.
aelee 81 .5O--i.D per BbI.
Fem atoss. - IennsNee 50c-- soc ,ss
GYGts.
Gurtem.-GiHbeimii&s 7se--s1.oo p.s
Rtfts.
Raben. --30-35e per 8usenS 8anbeI,
GritHeB BobnsR.-G Gtubeimti6e So
75e per Bufbel.
2anb sEspbur,.
EpSaen. - Marh ftetts. grtma ne,
seufatt 3s.I5, ssfistts ans bsl Ssss as,
pfx6ts Rssp $a.50 per Ga.
Seu. - Rssft rabts, 10. rixe.
fkp $27. .0o--23.U 30, 70. 2bc. $40 .50-lI 5y
10. Q 10. SI9g0o--19.50 GIse. oemitcbts
30. / $l7.0o--IT.50, Re. 2 bo. sI5'5o-
1900; QIes, 10. l sl3.Op--ls.50. SO, q
$l2.00--12.50 pee Esa. alfalfa SIS 90 Der
IoH. Reues 80. l zpmotb $500, no. Q
$3.50.
Ratien futter m ff.tsa. - srsts sl7 80
--2O.00. RisbIing erobe ss2. .r0--e3. 90. bc,
fsinss S25.00 - $500, e.n,i'ttss 1utter
s20.0o-22.c0 per Teuns In Butt uas 81 90
uehr auf sem @etetfs.
8olIe. - Die 9lfubr uar in Der u,rs
hoi'enen Mo1e sertng, be 2atirdos ab.r
rnr maBis nn6 bic Bretie militia. Die
2annIss sauftsn 80 ben 'oIssubsR gretien
naoem nfdsps
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02

Ter saufsn prima III 2S-29c per giano uno
perfaufen fGeine Euantt.dten gu 2-3e ms5r.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02
Bon, Oeloasarfte.


~ - ~"~H@F ~~~~~
Die Gefhdfte maren beute In ben bieitasn
SdHisn isbr rasss aas ois xaSfrass nae e.
Iarlehen nnr nnbebeutenb. ITcHcem tst
ben sx bsre6net unc Geiddfts papiere rrurs
ben n 81 bfsfunfirs. sm offenen Martts
unr6en TarIeSsn ,,cn eau" IN So uHs aaf
Seit ~ b--5Z& piaeirt.
Asafa asi ass Dssi
parsn fsetis uno pHrben III 1oe grd.
iut< yuiidesn Banfen psrfanft. Tie Gpuns
fsrsdte bstrdgt 5Oc prdmie per $1,000.
assAia asf esfsss
EGrsn miais. 4sste FAB bic foIssnhsa
Cuotirmu9en tu bert@ten:
senbcn, . 1aas eiat, s4.s6L per
g. 10 faes Si6t A.83K per e; CARTS
. Idse eidt. 5l21S<--620 Sranrs per 800:
% Tues si9t, bl7L - 5lsh Francs per
500 flr 1eutf6Iano. 4 Taae SiAt, 4
Mari s6afe. ss. % Tass siHt, s4ke.
documentary BUS auf 2onSoa purben
~ NSs, saf oIasaop ~ s4.s2L uns
anf Sslfaft ~ $4.s21 periauft.
hsasts.E sssssnsma
susss aas fssss. Die gaa,en qupsiren nj.
toIst:
6insaai. gsrfaui.
~ dorbs. ls25. COUP. IIlL 1I5L
By Bombs, 1918 ..-. i0iL ioa
~ Bombs, 1880. .l0OsS -
~ yaaama a.......... .l0oZ l0l
shsrsas essfs timfAss.
Isr unIas TN 5isiiaeu cl.arInataus Be.
Fd no bsute auf 60, Tie. 800.
fefst.esfsrttaten.
Iss Marft Ddr beute rubia. bod snarsn
fss 8aSsaftien Tn etsuas befierer Radfraae.
lie na6fsaenben 9erfauie itns su bsrtn.
ten.
Rsser. Cav
E,iIsn sSanffs,1rite Rat. sans. rs
hstvssn Call
affisn ginc Gas q Giscsrie ssiz
- nfhsu esr Qolumeaa Gus q aise...... tsh
asos I'm. e. 81. 4 9. 4er................. sis,
sseond Cali.
uffitn Gifib,ztirb RationaI gduf. .... 2ss
Waffte5enoe Iabeae BON TN Hefsesn
Earn bsNroIinen BoHbs une 4fttsn atsbi
Die offt,ienen luotirunaen an:
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Der iberfIuIfi9e &pffes,
.aQuIen Sic i;h oeu Apffer oo.-
.Nas brauh i'd q Soffer2"
nEu, fir Sore aIsioer."
.Gyiir meiue aIeioer? Iu. ioq i'd
nddt berumtoufen2"
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Niebmdrfte.
Cincinnati. |.

gtnctun1tt. /. &aauIt.
5ufubr uub 8eriauot u35reRo Der uers
ao'feneu gSote, uergltbeH NIT ben Buei
porberesbenesn @obsu, roureu pie folgt:
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Gnfaut ferrtbIe

1ante :.g8 feblte niht Oiel. oaRn
mar i6 beute aud perbeiratAst."
Der fIsiHs Tris: Rid pnbr, 5aua
ts: tIob n grdutioms"
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I}a den d2 Ioubeit
.,9ic feiu. 6aB Geine Wtl,tter
lest INNER Dor uns geht,Saura. Cont
atng 'ie bod tnlner btuter unS."
Sd bab ibr qeiagt, tn bes
uurocrit threu maielIdtii6en Gang"
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gerfn tsb.u.s.

Ber rfWfsDe eTts.
refe. - Rarft rakt2 uro Fea. q.tnBl
robes e2e, seso9tes 93e per Salons In ger.
sisn ron IA Dbl. arra CONNER Tea
Qaxs6l S5e psr gauous. cotton ee,b
Del rekes 50 - soc. rsFSrtrtss s8-s4e
@alone Terpentin 75c. g.truIsxw,, gsr.
lection Zoe, Ohio, aentutg unb sueiana
Ske per Gausne. GrouE Saisttn lSe,
Rapsta l8e per 9alIcas.
Sala - Der Nar,. IN rssir, pho
Sicsr 30 - S5e, Wttisau uus Axiom
s4e per B6t.pon $50 S's.
Tala IN ffetis. Drins Gttu 8[ - Te,
DO. geuntrs es<-5Te pc, gFuns.
RosIeH.-Narst rusts. Dcuasioeksrs
tsa5, Rut xne sIas ta.O0 a.as,
Hanarsa cts6fcsfen ts75. Tus sns
Glad 81 sl.So-4.25 per Toru, sba.tefsrt.
Sda4Iois SfsdiokIea 1918, axtAraeits
~ .26 per Tonne atseIis'srt. ss.s fcSsu
il--l2e per On. abasIis'rt
SAmsr eten.-Narh Astta. Qlss'aa.
men % .So--5.0o aaf bem qtIetie rno u. so
$40 srBa. pom store 7irptss q. TO
/. .U anf hem eslsifs aas 81 .s11.o0 per
Bn. pom Stsrs. Bu6usisen S0c. SlaAs.
iaoHssn s1.2S-2.B Per Bu. lInsarifner
Witist 81 .4o--l.5o, eeu:iatr DO. $50
l.c0. eroiHarsr eo. $1.4o--l. so rsr Su.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-02
g}eri q, Rappt.

.AIie t0nneu Gle ilh erortiiteu.
mia einsu Setruper gu rernen boz
ben Sic bel mir i6pn stlpus eetuuit2"
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TIM TABLE
leave Springfield:

ILLINOIS TRACTION sYsrEM-cARs
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The Woman's Club is making elas-
crate PREPARATIONS for an Echo Con
cert" % be given at Union Baptise
Church, OF. Eth, for the purpose of
recalling to mind the great am
benevolent work of III orgaa' cation.
TIE affair viii be of historical na.ur
as well as interesting from 4 literar.
standpoint. The work OF this clap
has b=al va,un.noas and bcaeieial.
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Grace M. E. Church,
Union Baptist Church,
and Mason Streets.

SUNDAY Sch 0l at 2:30 =. NJ.
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NO $ $ $ SIS

1T is no benefit to have given mt
something, but it is a benefit TO have
enabled me to obtain something for
myself Emerson
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ECHO CONGO ?T.

Y NJ. c. A. meets every Sunday at
p. m, S191a E. Washington st.
b. II. BELLAMY, Pres.
E. T. GORUM, Rec. See'y.
The Negro business Mems League
1rets every two weeks. We have ex-
tended an invitation to all manner Of
business people and you have no ex-
cuse
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"Oh, Douglas. Thou hast passed be
yond the shore,
But still thy voice is ringing DER the
gale
Thou st taught thy race how high he,
hop, may soar,
And bid them seek the heights, nor
faint nor fall
Paul Laurence Dunbar on Free
Douglass.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
St. Luke's Episcopal Church.

REV. r.. L. WILSON, Rector.
Sunday School ................100 a. m.
Morning Prayer and Sermon. II 100 a m.
Evening Prayer and Sermon. 500 p. m.
ion, first Sunday of each
month at ...................11:0 O a. m.
Litany with instruction every 80
La Msa"es9 G1ild At Meets every S'OO p !"
Principal Saints; Days are observed by
the celebration of Holy Communion.
st. PauPs A. M. E. Church,
REV. THEOPHILUS PRICE, Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday at..l0:49 a. m.
=, and ;.'............ 6 o.ts p. m
Alien Christian Endeavor at. $50 p. M.
Class every Sunday at ........l2:0O noon
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
REV. d. w BLOODWURTH, Pastor.
Services, Sunday at .........ll: 00 a. m.
Sunday School at ........,.... 2:00 p. m.
Prayer Prayer meeting Wednesday
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 500 p. m.
Grace M. E. Church,
Fourteenth and Brown SITS.
REV. J. M. SMALLEY, Pastor.
Services. Sunday at ..........ll: 40 a. M
Sunday School at. ............,. 9:3O a. M
Evening Service at ........... 500 p. M
Prayer meeting Wednesday at. 500 p. m.
Union Baptist Church,
Twelfth and Mason Streets.
REV. b. l.. IVORY, Pastor.
Services, Sunday at ...........11:0 100 a. m
b. Y. p Z. at .....,..........1 20 p. m
Sermon at ;........., S:V o p. M
Prayer Meeting Wednesday at SOC. p m.
Holy Communion first Sunday of each
month.
SUNDAY Sch 'ol at 2:3o p. NJ.
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If the average colored person will
eXpend as many dollars in some kind
of business as he will readily do for
lodges and socials, his children will
have job when they grow up, Ell?
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Parties will please enter into ne
IN anyone save authorized """"''
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WANTED-Colored girls for
cooks aud house work Apply
at Illinois Free Emp Cy menl Bu-
reau, 1868 S. 9th ST.
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SECOND SEVENTH DAY ADVENT
IST CHURCH..
Fifteenth Street, Between Brown and
Stuart Streets-Eloer L. w.
ErcMre Pastor

Stuart Streets-Elder L. w.
Browne, Pastor.
Sabbath School ...........10: go a. m.
Sabbath Service ..........11:00 a. m.
Missionary Volunteer Soc-
ETY. Mf citing .............. $50 p. m.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday SEQ p. M.
Sunday Evening Service. :. 500 p. m.
Holy Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Church,
Fifteenth Street, between Washington
ard jefferson Streets.
REV. ]. II. BOSWELL. Pasto"
Services Every Sunday at -. so p. IN.
Sunday School at ...............2:3 $50 D. M
instruction Every Wed. at....S.00 p m.
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Notice..

We hnd that space will tot al
low u 10 puo l>h Tree Of chai g,
the many church programs thu
are brought US. AID for FIR that
some programs VII be- lie out,
ard showing some par,iaIl'y, w.
have dec del u charge for ALL
programs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10
v. A. BETTILYoN SALES.

* Better sales this month than for the
corresponding month last year is the
report of V. a. Bettilyon the sales for
the past few days amounting to S27,-
Geo. We're as follows: 626 Twelfth East
Annie NJ Elliott sold to j. II. Donald
son, s2,T50; Mary f. Gregory sold 1923
Tenth East to John Best. considera
ton. $4,000; Edward Pearce Of 23o Tenth
East, purchased q farm at Boise, Ida,
consisting of 10 acres, consideration
$4,000: II. C. Best sold the Lorain
rooming house to Helen Lofstrom, con-
sidcraton, $1,000; farm north OF Boun-
tifu, consisting of 81 acres, John T.
Wcntel to Carry r. Black. $4,000: Helen
Lofstrom sold $50 Hamilton Place to
Mary +. Gregory, consisting of furni-
ture and the property, consideration.
S35O0
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ENCOURAGING SIGN IN
MANUFACTURING WORLD
Hcwlctts Take Over Plant Product,
Good VIII and Employees Of
Perfection Can Company.

One of the encouraging signs in the
local manufacturing world this week
was the contamination of the pur-'
chase by Hewlett Bros. Of the plant,
building. machinery, works and good
Will of the Perfection Can company of
this city. The Perfection company oc-
cupied the two-story Solomon building,
located near the Warm Springs and up.
to recently carried on an extensive can
manufacturing business. 4 month or
two ago, however the company struck
the financial breakers and closed down.
Negotiations We're entered into
whereby the entire stock, machinery,
plant and good will have been trans
fcrrcd to Hewlett Bros. who. have a
large can manufacturing plant of their
own. Besides the good will Of the Per-
lection company, the Hewctts take
over also all the factory hands Of the
late company. The manufacturing in
dustry of the city is thus given an add
ed stimulus, which means the distribu-
ton of home products over. Il broader
zone, and n considerable addition to the
Salt Lake manufacturing payroll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-10
THE RENT SITUATION
IN salt LAKE CITY
Real Estate Dealers View the Matter
y AS Indicating Growth and
Prosrcssivcncss.

va # d = & X
Real estate operators declare that tho
rcfit situation in Salt Lake City is to
b,tsviewed with optimism, contrary to
the, reports that on every street there
are houses to rent. II attention Is
called to the kind of houses where rent
signs are TO be found and the investi-
gator looks thoroughly into the situa-
lion the result will show n prosperous
condition. More new houses are being
built this year than In any other previ-
Gus year. AS fast as they are built
they are rented. the real estate men
say. These people move out Of the old
houses and into the new ones and the
old ones are standing vacant New
houses and modern houses bring good
rent In order to rentold houses where
all-thc modern conyeniences are not to
bezfound. the rent Is coming down.
Where the rents for the houses built
TO- IL and 10 years ago are not being
lowered. the for rent" signs arc to
be seen. There are hundreds of these
houses in Salt Lake and many of them
are being torn down and new houses
built in their places.
Another factor to be considered is
that apartment houses and flats have
been completed this fall to accommo-
date 1000 small families. For the win
ter. months where there Is steam heat,
these apartments and flats find ready
tenants. The exodus from the old
houses In Salt Lake City to now dwell
inss, modern and convenient, and
apartments ard flats. Is looked upon
by-salt Lake real estate men as a sign
ofsrapd growth.
Tultlc Brothers, when seen in regard
to the rent, question, said: ",rhe rent
condition In the business section is
good. When the building boom was
on in the city, everybody was looking
for a business site, and rents that were
not considered high then are considered
high now, through the fact the people
took long term leases on;their offices.
This means that rent in the business
district will remain the same. For