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fdlt Der TluB. ea eJ bort muir TUeHIo aerea.
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ess 9etrisen Tlss5 bier siu8etro fen:
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-07
9artsR.-ginbetmti9s sI.o0-l.25 %,

GarteR.-gtnbeimti4s $l.O0-l.25 PEI
Eorb.
Raben.-sl.0o--1.25 per gbl. uab Soc
per 0amper.
Crime gobnen. GtnbeimiiAe 60
6oc per Rorb uno $l.25 per : 8u. Sad.
Sarb.Bro,a!,.
pshnen. - Nar.t tsti7. 8rtma Yss .
soufatt 3s.l5, seittste uns 6si 0saS oe.
pfIhdte Rtpu $3.50 per gu.
Seu. - Nsrft rasts. 70. EtxstSp
S18.00-l8.50, Ro. . DO. sIs.50--l6.75. 70.
8 DO. s14.5o-l5.o0 RIte. ssmti4tn 30.
sl4.50-l5.00. Re. 2 DO. 8 8 O0-l3.50 +;
9Iss, Ro. Sll.50-l2.00. 30. 2 $1,000
l. 30 per Ton.
Wablen futter IN ft.tt1. - elsie $40. 90
--2l 90, yitboltna arobs s.5. .0O--as. 90, bo.
fetnes $2l.00 - 22.DO. semtittss Suttsr
s2o.0o-22.c0 per Tonne In Butt uub $1.00
mshr auf osm Gelsiis.
Beri6isb.nss.
rere. - War't pieoer letter. setnbl
robes s.. .03, aeiodtes 81 .O4 per GaIIone In
Dartisn pom IA 8bl. Gstr1 CONNER Zen
2orool SIC pee 1aaoun gotton seeb
Del robes s5e. rafHntrtss rs -- 76e per
gagons. Trpenttn 79c. 8.trolsum, ger.
fscfton l0c, Daio, Htrtafq uro Snoiand
sXc per GaIIone. Grops GajoIiR lSe,
Raphta l3c per 1aIons.
GaI,. - Ter Tortt IN rsAta. Esio
4iur 20 - CSC, 2tttgar unb &.ron
Sac per Btt. pom 280 Bfe.
Tala In netie. grtma gtts 8 - s1e,
DO. Goantrs 7s4--7le per Plumb.
sobIeg.-Martt rusil. gogastosA.rp
8.b0, Has snb Glad sa.0o. sanapsa
sthttotItn $50. Sus aro Glad 81. 30
400 per Tonne abosIjs'srt. gauntofe
etaa'ohten s4.Oo-4.25. trtsrattn $50
per Tonne ab1etiefert Cote tohsn Lille
peg 8a. abaeIisfsrt.
sdmer eten. - WarFt far. 2fssfas.
mer e. 75-9 90 aaf benz Ssf.iis unb s8. 81
$50 per Bu. pom Stors. Itmottp $s.25--
$50 duf osr 1elsiis uno f375--4.00 per
pn. pom Store. Dutpstsen SOc. 5lats.
faamen So. 40 per Bu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-07
NusldnDiid)e Sinhribten.

9ertauf bes @il6elm8s
tbaler g hlo Ies. 2lus &QiIe.
tormt bic nitt nur in 6eiien perbLiifs
fenoe Guube, baB S6IoB uno Yart 3a
Wilbelmstbdl miiiammt bem in &unftz
treiIeR boAgeItGBten, uberau5 pcrths
0olIen snbertar oertduft tperoen iolen.
glab benz BEL Der 2lnnertou &urheI=
fens aeThlpiT&n,n Stetttner 8ertrdd
itebt bic geRubuug Der Shl0Tsr gu
GaFel unb Dilbelmsb06e Dem G6nj9
bon preuBen Su. Da Tch tnbetrsTf Der
iibriaen ebemals turbeiIiihen S6lo6er
Die Qgndten abgsfunoen baben. gehoyt
Shlob WilheImsthal oem preubiiten
Stnat uno untsrftebt Der 9omdnenz
psrpaltllng. 1aB Die G6srrahnuugs
TANNER neueroinqs Spdrldnteit AMI
aaen 8ebieteu gum oberiten prtn5ip
maht, III riidhaltlos au3uertennen.
DAB ieoo9 oieits grin3ip iebt an fota
pertehrter Stele CUR Qnpenoung ges
braht peroen Ioq, muB ue9r ais be-
iremben. lin bic idbrIihen llnterhals +
tunastpiten Don etipa 10000 Wt.
au permeioen, nil man oieien number
barren Sip. Der dnsrtdnntsrruBen Die
perle allsr RofotoIdI0Her 0sutfd)e
lcnbS bartlett. perduBern. Bon grobs
tapitaliitiiher Ssite ioaen bsrsits bier
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W O' AAA'
WsAr. Der Tart Ssr ieft. Ntn.sr
Esisntsst. 35-i.95, straistts 81. .0o-i.5 rs,
Cprins Sa.suts osts - 30. etraisAts 81. 10
-. IN. 6a,srs 33.b)-k.75.
Estlsa. Sar Desembsr 9sL -
s94e, am Salus sS1.e; fir Rat l0iL--
io5l4c, am S6lub loiA; iar Suli s3T-
l00I.t. an Sfls} s9h.
EstiA.srn. - Gar Defender 49,
50s.e, ant enIus i9.<c; fAr Nai 5211,
-53sIe, am Sdnlus 52sse.
6sfsr. - MIR Ce~ nter 311.-33Le,
an 59lub 52He, iir Rat s51.-ss,is. an
ehIub 3se.
Rsssss.-vo. q 7sIIe.
esrhe. Sat. JattsrIsrhs so - 66s.
quite bis Dolce naIsssrfts 7o--74e.
dsiaamsa. - Re. o. "a. 25ae.
Ns. l u. ID. 216e.
fimstbsiaansH. - ts.50-S.So pss
Gsntnsr.
Glsslssm.n.-$s.0o--ll.5oy per Sent.
Hss.
Eebysr.. 49, sI3.b0--lS.75 per DBL,
Gar 3auuar sl7. am 5tlui
Sl7.sat,; fur NsI l7.l5 - l7.So. on
sdlut si7.lb.
G4mal,. - $ls.o0 per 100 9'uns. :.
Siir Aouenter sl2.9O - I2.97Z, an
eAlstsll. AZ: fur SsnxAr $40. .70-lo.so
an G3tnt 4io.77L
0ksrt atppenieitsn.-9sfs 4l0.s7k
ii.76 per loo gfunb. Iar Dstobei
t1l .s71--ll.47h. am sGlufsll.S7h ;ii,
aanuar SS.4s-s.sa16. an O4iut $3.50
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Nmsipdrtige Wdrfte.

NsU IDtE, y. IH.
w.s,.-9ufuhr 22,5l9 sbIs.. gerSenst
1858 gbls. Ter Torit mar beute itetiq.
eprina Batents5 1886. Dinter gtraiasts
s4.25-t.35, Binter go;snts si.5o-4.SO,
spriuq clears "a. .3o--45). Diuter srtras
30. | s3.Ao-3.s0. No. 2 DO. S3.30-3.55,
2ar'as traiqhts s4.50-4. so
Essssnmssl tn ieit. Sctr Bic
satss S4.0o-4.25, Dolce aEs faHey $a.25-
440.
Patn.s serm., Il; itetie. american
Zoe un0 GnraoiaH S9t C.. /, :. sen gort.
gu 70 eisen ifs itett3 iu S2.a0.-2.Ao
per 100 gfuno.
Estsmsst In ffettg. - s.sn.s p.isa
nrb u.l5ss 81. 5-l.40. sro5ss 81 .30-l.35.
4ilrbrt.o $3.50.
Ross.H IN ieiter. 30. 2 E.s.rn
841Se :. 0. b. Rep Dor'.
&srfs IN itetil. 49, Tal,ssrfs T3-75s
{. |. I. uno n,us 5uttsrsssts 73 - 7ss {. I.
I. EuTialo.
Bst,.n.-3ufusr l2B. 700 su.. B.rsans.
- SubeI. Tsr,. ujIya Rp. 2 rstssr
tl.04 I'm EIepator uno sl.039% Z. o. b.
i6wi rmsno, 30. l oo Fortssrn DuLutb
Sl2l4 :. O.. 6.
gsiia.srx 9ufut 32,s25, Per.
'anst 9i,546 gu. Mar,, rviQig. Ro. . 5924s
TN elevator uno zoe !. a.s.
tafsr.-9ufusr fs0, ,525 sx., g.r'arst
2750 su. Ear't ftstia. Reuer Stanbaro
rustBer 39kc. reuer gs. ueissr 4Ot,
90. Ae. 3 go, DO. Ro. 4 33c.
Ssu ift itstia grima ll5t. 10. ! l07
-ll0e. go. Q s5-lO0e. Ro. 3 76-85c.
fspfen IN ftsti2. state 1910, srstutr.r
Bic nstcs ls-23; 1909, l7-20e; BariEe
6oat 1910. orstHarsE bis dolce Life:
1909, lO-l4e.
Sduts rus fe1. - a.rtraI Irsrtea
Ale. Ssacta 2i--22e.
2ebst IN feit. stis 32-74e.
4pr' In ftetta. - FemiI, ss5. % -
1880. hort clear s92 oo-23-5o. N.s sal 90
-2l.5O.
s..' IN Hetta. Tamtrs sIa.oo-eo o',
Tss 1900 1870. peefenin,sr sa2. 90
-2t. 90, 8erpait sl2 0o-I2.s0. gtty ss.ra
Sneta Tek 81 o. $50.
Sut Meats fns abir. espsssVts Sci.
lies IL - lse, DO. 4aItsrn 81 - sLt,
ss. etin'snli
canal, uuqere II. Mtsssyssf y,sra
s12.s0 - 1900. q 1ffinirtes ieit. ssntt.
merit $3.50. 2. u. $l+.l6, Gsnpsuns 1914
-l0kr
rat, IN rubia. - grima si,s 715s,
Ssuutro T9s-s1t
BaumrstIT ITaawsusCsr In ftetiu. -
Srima robss $o.o7. 2rima ecmmsr sslbss
=. 10 $50.
seirsIsumtr i..tts. aassrir..s wss
Bert S7.51. ghilas,tphta uns Battimsrs
81 so. DO. In SuIs 81 90.
Do lie In ruhi3 Gonst,e aItses SOC.
Gar, IN ruhiq. Stratnss. tspssnlt Ass
Bis eutss 81. S.30--G4D.
fsr,sntin IN "A ~ Tie.
Nsis IN ltstig. slukstniitsr 2sass--5Le.
EatMn bL--se.
rs Iaiiss In He:tl. 9sn Orleans Cysn
Rsttie. gutter bic totcs, 3a--l2e.
aaffee - Rio 70. 7 l0--loLe, Gam
.os No. 4 l07ze. GCr,opa l0L-l2Le.
u6sr.-ach.r ttite'ta. Nustasass ~
Zen 3.a5c. 6eutrtfu1 al ss Ten 1886, rs,
laKes. 9u6er 81 T,H 40. AsFTnirter 2u8sr
IN ruhia. Gut 2sai $50. Gruihss 5.70e.
Nsuls ~" 5.3St. .GubsS 525t. gos.
seres B.l5e. drarIlste 5.00e. Tiamsas
,.A"5.en. Gsnfsc.ion nsrs ~" 4.soe. Re.
l4.75. 30. e470c, 20. 34.s5, Ho.4 4.60e,
no. 4.55e. 20. 1. Soc. Ns. 7 4.45e. Ra.
8 4.4oe. $40. Ask. 30. 10 4.3oe, Rs, IL
4.2Se. SO. IL A.20e. 30. IL 4.l5e. 80. ID
4l5e,
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Ier 9.riaa3s 1..tlI In otsIel3.1 9ett!

Htn . / e b. -- Die Rrd'rdoe mar feline
erobe, Bod bietteu lid bic BreIie. - Wtlds
tibe DareH itettg bts tart.
S4psre Sttsrs IS. 5.j0-6.75, Dhfen 81. 90
5.25, JIetiaerftisrc, srtra IS .9O-S.l0 cute
bic aassrIelsHs IS. D0--5.75, orotnare bts
quite s3.5J-4.S0; 6sifsrs. srtra 81. OK. 10,
eate Bis alssrteiers sl.2J-4 30, orotn3r.
BIS quite s3.0)--4.l0; ai5s. sstra $4.65--
N75, t1ncp -, quite bts oWserle'sne
A.75-4.e0, oroin6re big cute s2.50-4. 90;
6arnsrs ss.00-3.00, Stotsrs uKo 5eeoera
&3.00--5.5O.
BuIten - Der Warft mar Geute Iquos
lam uno bic gretie iduQh.
Ha3srsuro Isttts s15 l-3.g5, BoIoara
1913 4.35, ertra F440-4.5O.
&dI6er.-Tie Ndb raqe mar etne cute
uno Die befereu adEber woren itart TN
Eretle, be .oroindren UoreR lon9iIm uno
ftetto.
Oroinars anb aross st00-s.O). fatr Bis
gate Isi5ts s8.00-9.5O, ertru 1915.
Rilser ~ oII . MI tovJt > illsr1. -
sanes 9'4c. prtma bis oussrIsisps 81I-
94e, orbtudrs 5-7t.
. d 10 etns. lie 3uTuhr mor aud
beute Ujeoer oerinq uno Die 9reie iuIoloe
oe11en unT 2j-3Jc Sober. Ter NGrtt idLoB
itart.
S9pere SAwein. bratten s9.S5-9 90,
cute bic aussrIe'srs 9srpcTuras, urs
SIsiitsriortsr 50 l0-9.l5, eemti5ts Ter.
patunasiortsu s9.OO-9.lO. orotrtrs bis
sssutsisrs itpus fstts etxs $500 -
500, ertra ----, strqs $500 - 7.25,
lsitts RsriaHotiorttr -. .sO-9.IO. asrtsl
Dor IN 8fo. sro rnsrins~ sG G0o-9.50.
e4afs uus 2dmmer. - Die 2ufubr
mar mar maBig uno Der Wartt ru5t5 uno
itetis bis far.
Sta'.. 9rtrr *4.00. 1ats Sic aus,
srIsisre s335 - B 90 orbirtrs Sic cute
s2.00-3.lj Rutteri1 ale g.. .50-4.50. ertra
-, Sdhriinee - 00-5.25.
strru. Grtrd 1913. quite Bic
auserIeisHs s5.01-s.65, oraiadrs bis quite
S4.75-5.75.
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TO tsgtsS.

6sf.--Drslis fte.ia. Na'sssrtsr 8nt
1oaf 6.40s. ponbsrss $40. aubss 5.s5t.
srsnulstsb b.s0s. Gsnfsetiorsrs ~" B.5Ot.
On ~" 5.20-5.45t, wsissr srtra 80
S.oS-5.lAt. sytra e" 4.55-3.0st, orhtaa,
ysr ssIbsr 4.7s-4 .s0s.
Rofa aNss in ashs. vss Crysass
Dpss Kettle 2s-sos. SsntrifussI l5--ass
ysr Oausns.
Ne sis.-Warst h.mnA Issss't sss ssHs.
asnifsna. Hancs osao s-sSs, prima ~
-bHs oretnarsr S4-4Ht Sapaa =
IL vsr pfanS.
Esirs.Srssu
Bxiter. - Rartt rubia uno bic Qrelis
ftetio. Banty Grsansry 31h,s. grsawsr,
mrs 30t, 30. iseonbs 28s. fancp Eairu
a2kt, Re. axe per Sfurb.
Rdis. Marst fstis. Dsss xss lie.
1orbpeaIiHsr LIKE. Rsr BORT I8s,
eApetssr 30 - als. 2imsxrssr Tx, Urid
l63<s per Bsuns.
oisr. s'rima fri'he Gier ituo in aute,
Rahfraae Hrima frifHs 6atnsreisr Csc,
kr&s 231t, anbsrs 22c. iseonss 1915 pc,
EtS.. 10 Sa4 EwlIiidi.
osfltgs. -Raairaoe ,iemli6 out uni
Treiie itetis Sunae Trsthihuer fire ilau
eprino Gki6tas 10 - Ise, oabnsr l31,
I4e. c1Irs s1,s. rrutSaSns. I6-2 {. Guai
loe. enisn l0-las. SAME STE psr pfo.
Csta Ssmli,.
asyisI.-5aHep 0sw Dort si.o0-4. so
eep6anline s2.25--2.50 per Bbl.
Gttrsnsn. - Marit f.ttg. GaIifsrxts
4a.AD-5.UO, Neffinu $S.b0--6 90 Per aiAs
Drans sn.--Nar,t rubts uns hsns. =
Galtfsrxta sats Saseneia $i.00 a.75 pss
&ihs.
y tr II DE. - Tortbern Cbio GIberts
81 .00--2.o0 per Camper.
Btrneu.-H. g) Bartlett 81 60--l rs
einhetntid,e $l.b0--l.7S, Sidlss SLID
400 per gbl
Eeintrauben. Gonccro 25c per s
30. aorb, 4ons lse, aiasara l71sc pc,
gonp,&orb
n.-8iaxs 3pstf4ssasi OK
-l .26 per Grate.
grsiSsIbeeren. - $500 - 6.5(
per Dbl.
8adermsIsnsn-C Crbpap soe -
81 90 per Crate.
Daffermefo nen-$2o. .0o-2S 90 ps,
100 auf benz 0eleiie.
4artoffeIn.- qoxisuius q. .oo-2i. s.
Gaitern ebore $3.O6 - Ais, sinbetmtid,
32.26 pes Dbl. unb 66-70c per Bu.
Slbforto toffeln.-ssancp Jerien $50
-2.75. Gaitsrn Shore 81 .7b---l 80 per obi
Rraut. - AGstt essts. Gi1bsimiI&sl
75s-$l.o0 per Dbl.
9miebe ln.-Ginbeimii4e 800. .2s.
selbe $a.lS-z.2S per Hbl. unb el.0o pc,
-. atsss. csasesmiias sl.0o-l.2s
pes 0u.
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Gen. ssnss s.S ssae. = sev psss.

0els. 1snss sst aIaes II Nsp Dsss.
GsIb .,on eau" mar feft " 2I-2If.
grima Vei9dftspopiess wnrsea ~ o.
g. biSiontirt.
stsrltna .Gr4anss " feft. =
si6t ~ $4.86h uab % 1ass Stp'
~ A.s2I-4.s3.
Bunoes. Obfts6tt ne n passR fs'
tta uno uurbsn uis fotst auotttt:
Ger. stooten Nefunbtne ~ lOoH-l0lI,
~ resiftrirte tis26) l144-1lN. asa'
pons Il5--lI5L. ~ res,ttrirte iOl IL
l02%, 0oupons lJl s-l02I. YaRomaaou'
pons ~ ls0Z-lo.L a
Aftie SH Der eriten Stnnos
mar Der Wartt itarf uno ote ptsile lt'esen,
sessn N tiag aoer trat etne Heaitton EN-.
am Q epiaB mmroe Der NGstt pWser feI'
uao ole SDinBnetiruHssn ltanoen meiltens
iiger peneH poa aeiiern.
Ratfte1enoe kurle .uurosn nca osr5trma
yruin, SaIman 8 5o., 10. 22o--23z aSal'
nut Strabe, bertntet:
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l.uo .gartsepsrs Jrieno". b.a
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SduItern. short Hare seitsn per,
padt, Sill .70-11 .87L.
1nttst. - Ras!t tetIs. Grsamsrs 81
2Se. Tsirp 23--27e.
eiss. - Rdrst itetts. Grif4s 2s -
25e per Gateno.
&aia - Rastt ftstis. srsam l4M-
16> ~ per pfnnb.
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stleass 8. 1T

Strostes P,f7eI 81 10 800.
Tsras stisrs 81 10 i. .65. pshltbs Stiere
$4.0D-s75, Stotsrs uro feeosrS $40
5.75. 4ahesro ostisrs 81 2.25-64J, 2QIbsr
S.50-l0.O0. Fart tart.
g Ansts.. Ssitts ES. .65--92O os'
ntihts s. 20 --gl5, i$psvs - IDS g5,
rsxhs s8.l5-5.40. sHts bis GussrIe'eue
S5.40-s.95. Ssr!et 1928 - 9.O5. ItGrit
Zoe boder.
2 6d's urS atwmer. S4aFe :
&iEbstntihs 81 .50-4 25 nsFtIt3s 60. rs
-420, SasrIinee 81 $3.50.
ns-:-tirSsimii b. s4.5)-7.OO. ptft.
ItHs $475-7.0O. Ncrft itetig.
3gfH5r. Tlnbpiea 1000, S4petne
700, gSafe uuo 26mmsr 10000.
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Metaus Martt.
2evl. g. ON.

StMx uss beute fen Dn eS6. .00-s6.26
nnb 2spiss fos; 9sIs ~ el1.62L =
n.67H, eisetselpt1ss y el2.S0 0.76
sRl Gantns o. el3.S6-12.5O. Dld uGs
ltetlo lx A.l0-l.6S sxb Svsltss ebenfals
y $50 - $50. esisn NOR 4eute rubte.
3s.l SsnRSsD xsst1ssn y ol6.7k-le.3S.
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Evening journal., 1910-02-03
''WIDOW BROWN
AT THE GARRTCK

The Real Widow Brown. which carriclS
nlaygoers are enjoying this week. takes
one back to the old days Of the Hoyt
comedies, ana introduces vein Of good
wholesome fun-maklng that has bcen pop
ular for many years Within a series OF
family mis-ups that grow moro and more
ridiculous every minute, and with altua-
tions that are seemingly impossible Of
solution this entertaining little comedy
number furnishes one OF the real treats
OF the week at tho Garrlck 1t employs
a capable cast and is not lacking IN any
Of the essentials that go to make up a
rafting good vaudeville number Herzog 8
beautiful Blue Ribbon stations are nrcer-
aarlly q feature OF paramount importance
this week, their performance commend
ing and receiving much attention. Geo,
SPHINX and Agnes Lynn present an original
speciality OF their own which has made
quito a hot time along old Broadway
and several others add 20 a show that Is
pleasing iu every feature.
Evening journal., 1910-02-03
WhIstIIna and Work.

Whistling has been called an evi.
dence of cheerfulness. But most nor.
NAL persons will pronounce the cheer
full whistler an unmitigated nuisance.
II Is not to be assumed that the cheer.
full whistler is q willing worker-upon
the contrary, whistling may be taken
as evidence presumptive of a vacant
mind The art of whistling is dificult
The artistic whistler is an expert and
commands money at the ticket Office
The ordinary unconscious whistler
drives unwilling hearers to distraction
He is an irritant.
This explains why an applicant for a
position was rejected at the ONCE to
which he was recommended. Not only
did he whistle while waiting, but hs
whistled "Auld Lang Syne." The en-.
ployer decided promptly that the whis
tler.would not fill the job. Perhaps had
the whistler whistled "A Hot Time, ;"
and whistled it well. his selection OF
a tune would have been regarded az
an indication of an alert disposition
of readiness to think and act quickly
Of ability to hustle, and to make his
surroundings caloric by fiction with
hard work. But his selection of an ali
Of sentimental "reminiscences caused
the inference that his mind was dwell
ing in the past rather than in the dv
ing, active present
Evening journal., 1910-02-03
..unsmrpslun ur Nsrv...

Il is not generally known that at
the present time the people of the
United states use about three times
as much timber as their forests grow.
The government foresters maintain
that IL we were everywhere praoticing
forestry, with a resulting improve
ment equal to that of Prussia, where
no move wood is cut than the forests
produce. the forests OF this country
would be producing as much as we
use. What is wanted is a sustained
yield year by year. and It is necessary,
therefore, to have always a certain
number OF trees ready to cut. there
must be a proper proportion of trees
of all ages. In Prussia this proportion
hag been maintained with almost
mathematical accuracy. The financial
returns there make an excellent show
ing. IN 1850 the net returns per acre
were 2s cents; in 1856 they were 72
cents: in 1900. S1.5S, and in 1904.
s2.B0.-Illustrated Sunday Magazine.
Evening journal., 1910-02-03
SEAFORD FANS
TALK BASEBALL
Want a Team For Town This
Year and Are Working
to That End

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL
sEAFORD, Del, Feb. s--As the base
ball season approaches tho Seaford fan
grows more and more enthusiastic. and
despite the fact that the last years
members or the baseball association
decline all through the winter to take
an active part In the organization Of a
professional team here, the prospects
are becoming brighter day by day.
Seven members OF the team Seafcrd
supported last year have written let
ters TO the management hero Offering
their services for tho aeason- Last year
the team was undoubtedly the greatest
accumulation Of non-leaguers ever
gathered together on the Delaware and
Maryland peninsula, but in the heighth
of playing success was forced 70 dis
band owing to the want OF games, as
Easton and Cambridge had already left
the field and ParlKsley, Virginia. which
had been recognized twice was not
thought 70 be strong enough to con.
test with the seaford aggregation.
Belts, the southpaw twirIer, who
played the entire season for Seaford
and did not lose game. is anxious to
come back next season and has offered
the directors a favorable proposition
to bring an entire team here. His Of
fer is under consideration by a CONS
mittee and will doubtless be accepted.
A report to the effect that Salisbury.
Cambridge, Easton. Georgetown and
Dover are 60 be represented by first
class teams is now circulating about
the peninsula. An official OF theAas-
sociation here stated last night that II
there was any truth In the report about
the other towns ho was sure seaford
would be on the job with great
frAl1l-
Evening journal., 1910-02-03
WHY MACK LIKES
''NOR ELBERFTELD' D.
Remarkable Game Between
Detroit and Milwaukee in
l9OO---EI -EIberfieId'S Play

Connie Mack likes TO tell about a re-
mariSahle game between Detroit and MIL
wauxee IA 1900
You may wonder about my admiration
for Norman Eiberneid." said kfacig. but
IN my eyes he ID a star and always win
be.
Detroit was playing my Milwaukee,
team this day and the score at the end
Of the first half OF the ninth was 2 20
ia favor OF Detroit We had man On
SECOND and another on third. The Deteoit
iniicld, Of course. was playing in TO shut
or the tying run.
just Caught Man.
"rrisk was pitching for Detroit. Biuy
Grey drove a ball right at Frisks fs,t.
Elherneid came tearing in. took ,org
dive on his side, got the bah In his left
land. came up line fash and shot tne
bali to Catcher Shaw Al was so aston
ished that he almost forgot 10 tou N
Barnes, the runner, Just managing 10 get
him b. virtue Of a close decision
"Wo stin had man on first and third
with only one out. Jack Ryan was pla.'-
ing second for Detroit.
Keep out of this. Jack. yelled Elbev-
field to Ryan. 'Iil make the play alopo.'
Nobbed II Again.
lust then Grey started 10 steal second.
Shaw threw the ball 70 Eberheld high and
bad but Norman Jumped and got It and
whipped It home
"The throw was poor. but Shaw got II
with his bare hand and touched out Wal.
dror the runner two feet from the plate.
"The next batter flied out and the game
ended ps tho inning began. with the sosee
10 IN Detroits favor
do you wonder that ] look on Elber-
field as one OF the greatest players In the
world2'
Evening journal., 1910-02-03
SPORTSMEN WANT
NEW GAME LAWS

BURLINGTON, n. j.. Feb. s--Deeiar-
ing that the several fish and game laws
rob sportsmen Of this section Of privi-
leges enjoyed by those Of North Jersey
and Pennsylvania, 200 members % the
Fish and Game Association of Burlington,
Mercer and Camden counties, last night
made an appeal for RELIEF 10 =. q Kuser
president OF the state Commission. Sem
ator Lewis, Assemblymen White and Pine
were also present IL Is expected that tho
law governing duck shooting win be adj
iusted m the present session Of the leRis-
lnture. but Chief Kuscr announced that
nothing can be done with the fish laws
in the Delaware until tho Pennsylvania
Legislature assemblies, as the situation Is
governed by joint state legislation
Evening journal., 1910-02-03
WAR ON
MUSTARD SEED

Warfare against the distribution OF
seed by the Department of Agricul-
ture was begun yesterday in the House
by Representative Moss. Of Indiana
Tho department was sending out, he
said, mustard seed ia one package and
q bulletin IA another giving directions
for the eradication Of tho mustard
plant.
thereafter" MIR. Moss reclared, II
viii not send out mustard seed except
in connection with the bulletin telling
how 10 eradicate tho plant when once it
Is started in the garden"
Tho seeds being sent out, he said.
were not rare, but IN many instances
of 4 kind that no experienced agrtoul-
turist would purchase.