davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1910-02-25

and right slde. ana was tired all the time and nervous
 I could not sleep, and every month 1 could hardly stand the pain. Lydia E.
 Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound re- stored me to health again and made me feel like a new wo- man. l hope this
 letter will induce
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-16

SplItoi Ii bs.SenW WeltuR
terqang ourh bena omete n.
SEQ 5oIitoi seb0rt 81 ben gang isltenen
WienI Ihen, Die Iia iiber bic Wtoglidtsit
zines 8eItunteraaaaes ourh ben gu
fammenitOB nit psm in 4usftt iteben.
ben 5allenihen Someten b06It erfreut
5eigen. gBte aus petersburg geIhrieben
piro, siebt er oariiber in sinem grisie
on isiuen perbonnten 5reuno unb
Sstretdr Nitolai GuIIstp 4ustunft, ber
i'm um feline Inii6t Iber oieie tpihtiz
&c 5rage erluht bate. SoIitoi ihreibt:
.Wir 1T bic giDgIidteit, bab Die Grbe
nit benz Gou1sten 5uiammenitoBen un6
oaour4 Sugrunoe geben peroe, iebr an
aenebm. Die Wienihen MAIDEN iih
bariiber burhaas ialide 9oriteuungen.
Die 5olsen iino lanss nitt 10 idret-
lid, ipie man i'm algsmeinen glaubt.
9essleiten bat Der in 2lusiiht itebenoe
Weltuntergang niht Die 9eoeutung, bic
man ibm suihreibt. IS isi tIar, 10
fiibrt Der sreiie 3ihter tpeiter aus, baB
ale materislien, iihtbaren. besreiflihen
5olsen - nihts fsien. 1as eeiitiae
2eben tonne our6 bic 9ernintune Der
Groe ebenfptDenis ausselpi6t perben,
lpie ba5 2ebsn Der WsIt our9 ben 5on
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-16

NdbEenfntter lift ipaGiaer. aIeie s22 SO
--23.5O, TiobIing srobe $23 .0O-24. 90, DO.
feines $24 80 - $3.50, gemii6tes 5utter
$23 .5O-24.50 per Tonne In Butt uno ST. 90
mebr auf benz @eleiie.
0erf6iebenes.
Dele. - Marft rnbis uno felt. 2einoI
robes Csc, gefohtes SIC per 6alIone In gar,
tien pon IA Bhl. Grtra Binter Seii
aarb6l SIC per @aIiones Cotton Seeb
Del robes 54 - 55c, raffintrtes $3.50
Banone. Ierpentin 66c, getroleum, Ser,
lection lOc, Sbie, aentudp unb Snotana
6Ac per 9daone. grprpn 8aioIin 18c,
0opbta 12c per @aLfone.
SaIs.- Der Rartt lit rubto. Ohio
Riper 95c--$l 90 per Dbl. pon 230 gfo.
9aIg ift 'tetig. grtma Gttp 7ss-71Se,
bo. Country 71.-7ll4c per Bfunb.
aoble n-Jlartt ru1tQ 2ouobto ooberu
$3.50, gub unb Glad 800 - 2.25,
aanauba stiiffob bfen So .25-3.50, RuB unb
clad 81. SO--225 per Torne uboeIiefert.
Rauhlpe Gtidtoblen 800, antbracits
g.. 7.25-7.50 per Tonne abGsIieiert. gote
foften 11--12c per gu. abgsltefert.
Sdmer eien.-Wdrtt itetia. aIeeiaa.
men $6. .GO-6.5O auf oem CsLeiie uub 81 .OC
7.5 per Bu pom Store. Timotbp 81 40
.65 anf benz @eleiie unb 81 5000 pc,
Bu. pom Gtore. 8udpetssn 800, GIa9
iaamen 800 per Bu.
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TlmRberibt.
Cincinnati, l6. 2Tp


Ter 4duauba uuo 8ig SanoD ioWie Der
Chio itpo i'm Steiseu begrtffen, nur yUI'hen
gtttsbura guo 8ointGlea'ant fGat oerlelbe.
Bel hie'iaer Stnot bate Der SluB gelterH
4beao eiueu Gaiieritauo pom l2.5 SUP.
1ieToLeeuoen Depe'den fine p6breno oss
seItrtgen Lages bier etngetrofen:
gtttsburs, gd. Der TIub ga. .tnsu
Bafsritano uoH SO SUB uEo idut.
@beeIiua, 60. Ba. Der 5IuB BAT els
rsn 8aiieritano uon As Jus uuo fdHt.
9artersburs, gB. ga. Der ,5Lus bat
sin.n BaNsrftano oon SIS SUB uno faat.
aauapba, 5ails. Der 5Ius hat si,
men Ba'ieritano pon Is 5ub uno Itet9t.
GharIeftou. 81. ia. Der Ttu5 bat els
ren 8aIieritano pom SO uno 'teist.
st. glsaisut, g8. pa. Der 5Iu5 bat
einen BaNsrftano Don So SUB uno iteiGt.
eattIettsbure sp. Ter Flus bat
einsn BaHerftano pon 81 5uB uno iteigt.
Portsmouth,. .. Der 5tus 5at etuea
@aseritano poH 9.4 5us uHo fdat.
QouispiIle, Ru. Der Slub Bat einss
Naserftano pom ~ SUB uHo itetgt.
euanspiIIe, SRo. Der fIuB cat ei.
nen @aiisritaub pou 9.s 5ub uro iteigt,
Cairo, 5us. Der 5IuB bat .iusa 8ai.
pom 20.9 5uB uno fdlt.
Wempbts, Isun. Der ifIus bate einer
8ansritano uon 40 5aB uno iteist.
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Wem Wnrf. Ii. oIpriI

Webf. -5ufubr 1882 gbIs.. gerfanbt
/ ,699 gbls. Ter Rnrft mar beute rubie.
Sprtng y 8ateut S5.45-5.70. GiuterS Straiahts
IS. 1880, Bimter gatentS s5.35-5. 10,
Sprina clears 81 .4o-4.75, Ginter Grtras
Ro. $4.25-4.60, 30. 2 DO. $685.. .15,
aanfas itraigbts s5oo-5.l5.
Roegen III ilou. Jair bis Oil.
tes $4.25-4.45. dolce bis iancy $3.50
40.
Budweisenm mebt nOminsG gu s2 90
p .o5 per 100 gfuub.
Rais mebl ift ieit. 7Fetnes so.tses
une selbes 81 .45-l.5o, sro5ss 81 .30-l 40,
ailnbrieb $3.50.
Roggeu ift noninen. 60. 8eitern
9O1Se I. .. b. Rem Dort.
Gerfte III nominen. Uarsger'te s5--s7e
{. !. I. nnb neae 5utterserite 6s-70Lc c.. t..
I. Rep Dort.
@eiseu.- 3ufubr s,4O0 gu, gerfanbt
- Bu. gsarft wtuia. 30. rotber
sl.l7 nomineu C. |. {. nRo Ro. Sortbern
81. 1914 {. o. b.
Deif9forn. - 9uFu5r 4,50O. gers
ianbt - gu. RGrit letter. Steamcr
621sc, $40. 45911e i'm Glep0tor unO i6rUims
meno, 80. 2 63LZc 7. O. b. itruimm.no.
Safer. - 3ufubr IL, ,S25 gu., 8erIarot
- 9u. Rarft itette. Gemiihter 26 bic
52 Rfunb fnDer, uomtrsu; ueiser 25 bic 80
gfuuo itrper, 1915: b.iduitteuer DO.
"a bis AZ 8funb idmer 47122-53c.
Seu 1T itetig. Ro. Il0c, Ro. 2 95-
loOc.
Sopfentit flau. Gtot. 1909, orbtrdrer
bic dolce 24--27c; 1905, oroiudrer bis hotce
l5--lsc; Saetfie Goat 1909. l5--2Oc; 1905
l3--lsc.
Sdute iinb ftetio Central gm.rica 22%
-23c, goaota 22--23c.
2eoer III itetig. 2Icib 26-29c.
Sort III itetia. San,iIu s27 .O0-27.50,
hort clear SIS. 5.75--27.50. WeS S25.75.
8eef TIT 'tctia. TamiLu sl9 .O0-l9.5 so
Tes SOL 800, Reefs5hiuteu s24 OC
-26.00. 9erpadt SIP .O0-l2.50, Gttp sytro
Snoia Res SCI .Oo-230O.
utRsots iine ftsti1. gep5ieIte Bel
Ties 10 - lie, DO. etuItern So - s1.c
| DO. Gftnien lie. esp.
SHmaIs III piHiGer. wibbIegp.ft prime
1885 - l3.S5; raFfinirtss idrpa6. Gontt
nsnt sl4.00. g. q. $500, COMPOUND l0h
-l0%e.
1als TT ftetis. grisnaettz 71.e. Country
7H-7Lc.
San mwoII' oamensCer III piQtQ
grima robes S7.07. prima CONNER g.Ibel
| $7.T4-7.s2.
9etroIsumiitfte III ftetis. 8affiuirtes R.u
Dort S7.75, gbtlGbetpeia uno goI.imor,
E.75, DO. In Built = 25.
gee lie lit itetis. 1oreitic Sieece 81
--36e.
Sars III rubis. stratneb, sew6suIi5es
bis siites s. 80.
9erpentiu 1T ruhig su 62Le.
Hsis 1T rubis. GtHbeimiidsr 2-5Is.
gatfna 5L-6Ic.
Wo affes III rubis. ReuCrleans Eper
aettle. gutter bis dolce, 32-42c.
3u6er. Eober Henlinea. gRuscrpabo
SO Ieft 3.sSc. Gentrifuaai 90 Seit 436c
Nolafiessufsr 50 I.it 3.6l. Raffiuirter IN
ffetis. Gut 2osf 90, Gruib.o 5.S5e,
RcuIS III" 5.jOc, Cubes 540c, BON,
eereo 5.30e, GraHuldteo 5.l5c. Tiamput
~" 5.l5. Sonfsctionsrs "a" 4.95c; SO.
l 4.9O, Ro. 24.S5e, Ro. 34.so, Rp.4 .75c,
SO. 5 4.70c. No. 4.65c, 30. 74.6Oc. go.
8 4.55c, SO. 8 4.50c, Ro. 10 4.45c, Ro. IL
4.40c. 3lo. IL 4.35c. Ho. l3 4.30s, go. IA
.30c.
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Chicaqo, Is. Apri[,

NS'he 81, los ~ApRt..
Tehf.-T.r Rar,t mar ifpab. Dirt.r
Datents S. .20-5.55, straisbts 81 .3O-5.25
eprins9atents 81 $50. STaisbts 81 70
$50. Baiers s.. $3.50.
8eijea. 5ur Rai IoS5L-1O92ze
am snIu6 1926; flr Suli 102 1-l03As, {,
am S6Iub l03c; fliv September 1907
lol1se, am SbIub l004e.
@elfntoru. SIR Wat $3.50,
am Shlus 5s1lc; fir SuIi 6lsz-elLe,
am e2lus 6I1se; fur september e25,-
63e. ar GdIuS 62'.c
5afer. Fir Tai 424-43sse, an,
e6Ius ABE +: fir SuLi 3sI1 - 4oLe, an,
e1lub 40Ac; fur September 3S --3s11e,
am S6Iub 3s14e.
aoese 2 7s-7ae.
Gerite. - Cute jutterserite IS - 5sc,
quite bis Dolce RGI.9erite 59-6Se.
Ia d. faameH. 9o. / 2. %. 225e,
Go. / 81. B. 235e.
Ttmbtbplaameu.-S4.60p go per Gentner.
ales iaamen.-sll.75 per Gentner
Mespors. - S22 90 - 22.25 per Dbl.
Glr 1sai $3.50 - 22.47k, am SaIub
$22.20 fir SuIi S22.05 = 22.65. am
stlus $22.421a; fir September 81 80
22 80. am SbIus s22.30.
g dmaIs. - sl2.s7H per 100 gfunb.
Gar Wai sl2.671. - R.s5. arr S&Ias
sl2.75; fir SuIt sl2.40 - 1890, am
SHIus sl2.521I fur September $l2.32hs
-l2:52h, am SdIus Sl2.471I.
Gbort 8ippeHie iten.-Soie Sl2. 81
= R.72H per 100 9ie. 5ir Rat $l2. 80
-el2.67, am S6IuB Sl2.62L; fur Cult
&l2 2.3p-l2.52H, am Sdlus $l2.45; fur
September Sl2.20 - 1910, am S4Ius
12.35.
edutteru.-5 Short Hare settsu. per.
pa6t, sl3.50-i3.75.
Gutter. Rartt ieit. Creamery rs
32c. Tairp 22-2Se.
Gter. - War.t ftetis. Grsiae 20 --
2le per DaSeno.
Aafe. - Rar,. itetis. Gseam l3-
l41se per gfunn.
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Gu fer.-greiie itetia. Raffinirter Cut
Goat 6.55c, powoereo 6.S5, Cubes 6.O0t,
qranuIoteo 5.75c, eonieetioners ~" 5.55e.
Ch ~ 5.25--5.50c, DeiSer ertrd &c"
b.10-5.20c, ertra &c" 5Oo-5. .05e, crbind.
Ter aelber 4.s0-4.a .a5e.
NoIaiies 1T ftetig. Reu Orleans Open
asttIe 35-40t, Centrifugal 2s-35r per
Gauone.
aeis-Rarn siemIia I.bbaft unb ftetia.
2eu:iiaua. Sanep Seao 6--6Lt, pStnin ~
-61ss orbinarer 3I-4Is Sapau -
Il per 9fune.
rp.grobufte.
utter.-Rarftr rubia un6 greiIe unper.
dnoert. Santp Greamerp 34e, Greamsru
firfts 301.t, DO. feeonos 271.e, faaep Tairp
23e. Ro. zoe per gfuno.
Qdfe. 49, Tarst ftetig. Ohio Hat IKE,
gorbpeftIitsr l7111l-lsc, Gelu Dors ls1ze,
e6peiser 20-2lt, Simburssr lie. gri6
IKE per gfuRb.
eier.-Rahfrdee aut, Wdr.t itetia big
feft. Qrima fri'6e Stibnereier 20Lc, firfis
zoe. anbere 1915, seconds l7c per Txo., ie
mad Euaiitdt. Gdnieeier 30c, Gnteneier
Gle per Tusenb.
GefliieeI. -- Rdcbiraae out, Rarttfeft.
Sprtna Shiteus pom l--lL 9fo. 35-4Oc.
Sunse Slbner l9-22c. Sabner l71.-lsc,
Sdhne lie, 1ruihiibuer Is - 2le, Guns
l2s, iuuse Gnten lie, aIis 9ntsH l7t,
CAME IL per Sfuno.
Cbit unb gemiis.
aepfeI. Grtra iancu 81. .5O-5. 90,
fancp $4.oo-4.5O, quite S3.25 - $50 per
gbl.
Gitronen. - Rarst itetis. eoIsioruss
$3.15-5.00 per Rite.
CraRs en.-Rartt rubis unb itetis. -
ealifornia Rauels $3.50 - 800, 5Ioriha
$l.25-2.50 per 3iite.
RarfoffelH. - Ginbeimiiae 35--40e,
Rttisen bj--33e per 8u. auf hem GeIeiie.
Gabsaricfelu. Cote Seriep $500. rs.
aentndp 81 .50-l.15 per Sb!.
RI aut. - Rarit ftetis. Slorioa $500
--3.25 per Crate.
3pis6eIn.-geIbe GIo5es 81. .lo-i.so
per Bu., Tpeibe 81 .30-l a5 per gu.
Tomatoes. - GIorioa $780,. 90 per
Crate.
6urten. sdSIi6e sl.oo-1.25 psr
Tuseno.
Spars el.-sl 90 per Datsno glnoel.
Spin ISL .50-I 75 per Dbl.
Rlbei'. -35-40c per Tutene ginoeI.
Sanbs grobutte.
Bobueu. - Rartt itetig. Brima Rors
rowfatt 81. .75-2.s5. seiiebfe uno BEL Sans
eepAlfte Rapp 81 .60-2 80 per Bu.
peu. - Wartt rubig. go. l Itmosbr
fls.2b - 1915, 3o. 2 DO. $l5.75 -I7.4b.
Rc. o DO. $l5.25-l5.75; Alee. aeuiidbfsr
SO. $l6.50--- 17.00, 20. q bo. SIS. 30
l6.O0; QIes, 30. 1 $la.50--l5.5O. 30. q
$l3.5Q-ll,50 pey Ton
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Ser 8erianpt betrua I'M berieLben 2ett

Ninbpieb. - Die 3uiu6r mar beute
beoeuteno QrDBer aIs gep0bnltd1 am5rettag
uno Die Breiie iielen um 15-25c. -- Stods
ers uno Teeoers mareu In gutter gtadrrdoe
uno ftetig. RiL9fitbe pGren ebenTaus ttes
tte.
e6wers stiere bra6ten 1915 -
80, ertrd $500, EhieH $500 -
5.75, TIeii6eritiere, ertra 81 40-7.5O, CUTE
bis auserleiene $6.75--7.25, orotRdre bis
euteS4 .OO-6.5O Seiiers, ertra 81 .25-$7.5O,
quite bis aaserleiene $6.50--7.25, orotn6rs
bis quite 50 35O-6.25; aIibe, ertra SID
5.S5, CUTE bis anserleiene $5.1O-5.65, orbit
ndre Bis quite S2.75-5.O0; Gamers 1926
$50, StoderS uno 5eeoers S4.O0-6.75,
ertra $4.50-6.75.
8ullen.-8 Sci sienrItd gutter Io6fra9e
mar Der gtartt beute itetig. Die 3ufubr
mar nur nd6to.
gRasers unb Iei6te So 3.25-4.65, Bologna
s4.75-5.75, EXTRA S5.55-6.00, fette 1910
-6.25.
E6lber.- anion9s mar Der Dturtt ite.
tig, ipGter aber uuroe oerielbe Iang'am uro
bic 4retie fielen ant $500.
Ereindrs unb erose a .00-6.50, fair bis
CUTE lsi9te S6.2j-8.25, EXTRA $8.75.
adIber in ben aommiiiious Sduieru. -
Tancp Sc, prtna bis auserIeiene 61a--
NE, orbindre 4-6c.
Sapeine. 4uh beute mar Die gu:
fubr wteoer stemIit oroB uno bic &retle
iteIer abermuis nm 20c per 100 Sfuno. -
2tIe i'm RarIte beiinoli4sn S6meIne ian:
ben Qbnabme.
Gute bis auserIeiene @erpaduros. urb
TEeii6er'orten So 9O-l000, oemiibte Ger:
padIuesiorten 975-9.9j, oroinQre bis
auserIeiene i6were fette SGue S7.25 -
$40, Grtru $3.50, Staos S6.25-S.5O,
Iei6te 8erIauoiorten 50 100000, Jertel
pon 10 Bfo. uno rpeniger 81 $3.50.
Sdafs uno 2dmmer. Die 3ufubr
mar beute arpB uno bic Bretie Tur &dmmeI
fieleu UNI 25--50c per 100 Bfuno.
Shafe. - Grtra S6.50-6.7O, quite bts
ouserleiene S6 OO-6.4O, oroindre bis quite
s4.O0-5.S5, eeihorene s5.00-6.O0.
Sdmmer.-GrtrG s3.40-8.50, quite biz
au8erIeiene s. 90 - $40. orotHdre bis gut.
S. O)-7.75, qeiborere S7.50-8.7O, 6rab:
iabrs: ammer $8.UO-12.5O.
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geib ION eau" mar ftetis 80 3-3L&.
prima Geiddftspapiere rpuroen 81 az
5& bisiontirt.
eterIinssGr DANCE III iaum ftetig.
ei1t M sa.67ss mno 90 Iags Gi6i
bu $4.64-4.041
HurDes sObIisationen n rparen fte'
tia uub uuroeu rpie folgt quotirt:
Ser. etaaten Refunbtns 2S l0oI geb.,
~ reeiitrirte (1925) l14L--1l514, Gou'
pons 1l4M-115L, 3& resiftrirte l0211-
iO31S, Coupons l021l-l03I, Banana Gou'
pons 2% lOOsS-l0l,
Mftienmarft. - lie 4roieiiloueueu
batten beufe bic Cberbano. Am 8ormtt'
faae wurbe Elm 3ru6 sum gertauieu aus
aeilbt nnD biefes bate sur Spiee, oaB ois
gretie etrpas beruntergtusea. Spdier er'
boIie ii1 Der Wartt rpieoer uno lhioB ieft.
Ratfiebenbe aurie wuroen pom esr5irmo
Srruiry, gallman & Co., go. 22S-232 Nal.
mt Gtrabe, beriftet:
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Gbicaoo, Is. aprtI.

Rtrbpteh.- - Bsepes $500 8.35,
Teras Stiere 81 .S0-6,35, weftItA. Sttsre
s. .OQ-6.S5, Gtoders uno 5eeoers s3.S5-
$50, alhe uno 5etfers S2.75-7.lO, aGlber
81 .OO-S.50. M0rft itart.
Gdueine. - 2eidbte SS.8O-l0.l5, os'
mifhte 50. .S5-lO15, iamere 50 $50 10,
rouhe So s5-9.95, aute bis auserIe'eGe
fauere 1896 - 1918, JerteG $9.25 -
1910. 4tartt nieoriger.
Sdaie uno 2&mmer. s6dfe {:
GtuheimiI6e $450-S.25, peftIt5s $40
-825, SdbrIinae s. 25-S.75.
mmer:-Gins.imiide $7.75-9.75, ruefts
Itte s. O0-9.75. Wartt ibpah.
3uiubr. Rinopieb 1000, S4De!re
10, 900, S9ofe uno 2dmmer 10000.
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ffdn su 1886 -- 4.40 nno GpeIter ebens
falls sI $3.50 $50. Giien mar rnbig.
Ho. / 5ounorp Rortbern Bu $l8.00-l8.b 80,
Ro. 2 DO. Su $l7 .50--18.00, 4o. Sontbern
uno $50. l Soutbern ioft su SIT. .50-l7.75.
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g Il III III arii d..

Ter 8raf itiirmte ouiaereat in oas
Simmer, mari baitig Den Sut IN ore
etne, ben 8od in oie anoere RIDE, ei.
nen arinlniaen 8lif auf Die erbIer-
henoe aonteiic uno iid) ielblt alfitob-
memo in eiuen SeiieI.
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rSeh' NAL Sepperl, hubt SIR I'M.
mer nod ben alten DteBgergeieQeu I'M
@eihdft2"
rSSa, Dem eibt jest Der Batter Die
SnaoenpurIt."
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Rep Dorf. l5. p:l.
Sinn mar beute ieit ~ $32.s5 - 300.
Rupfer NOR iteiis cate Su I2.s7H -
l3.l2L, Gleetrolptbit ;u 2.75 - 1900
uHo eating ~ Sl2 .62hI-R.75, glei mar
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WiIoernoer II m II a n b.

ssoiijeid)ei: ..Bie fonnien sic MIR
10 ilnad]iiam iein itno oen StrGiling
entiprinaen lailenl~
Sransporteiir: .0erseibma, er
mar bon geruf @rtiis unb siuar
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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01
RASEBALI, CRAZE

Washington is baseball mad. All af- ternoon, after the game has begun in New York, or Cleveland, or Chicago, or some other village where the teams cross bats, crowds stand in the streets of Washington watching the electric bulletin boards, and from time to time the workers in adjacent buildings can hear the cheers that greet successful plays, or mark the scoring of tally. t's great; but the fellows inside are likely to chafe because of their tempo rary imprisonment. On the opening day of the season in Washington over l2,OO0 persons paid admission into the ball park to see President Taft toss the first ball, and to witness the corking good game that was put up. There are many senators and representatives there, too, and be it said that the gentlemen from the capitol are as enthusiastic fans as one will find anywhere. Perhaps few of them could run the bases now, but they can root with will and the work of the nation sometimes suffers because so many of them are out in the grand stand.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01
ALL ARE TAPPING. F|RSTBORM OF
 bR|TONS
Younger Sons Beginning to See Better Days Com
 ing for Them
UGLY STATISTICS
 EXPOSED TO VIEW
Neurotic, Insane, Tubercu- losis Found Frequent
 Among Eldest

LONDON, April 30.-These are bad times for the irstborn aristocrats of England, hitherto accepted as the very cream of mankind.
 On account of the attack on the legis- lative fitness of the house of lords, an institution based on the superiority of the frstborn, politicians in the house of commons are taking pot shots at those with hereditary pretensions.
 T. P. O'Connor challenged any con servative to point to great man who was the frstborn of distinguished aris- tocratic parents. Younger sons, former ly considered only good enought to go out to the colonies, are seeing better days in store for them.
 Now, to complete the discontinue of the eldest members of blue blooded fam flies, come the scientists, armed with an ugly array of statistics.
 Sir Francis Galton lately pointed out the physical inferiority or the first born as compared with the later members of family, and now Professor Pearson of London University college goes further. He says that both the mental and phy- sical conditions of the first and second born members of family are different from those of later members.
 The frstborn are of more nervous and less stable constitution. "We find that the neurotic, the insane, the tuber culous are more frequent among the elder-born. v
 If Professor Pearson is correct, the peers are the worst mental and physical specimens their families can produce Certainly there are many examples in history and public life of the younger brother completely eclipsing the elder in ability. Gladstone was younger son, so was Lord Randolph Churchill, and so is Lord Hugh Cecil, the brilliant young Conservative who gives Premier Asquith bad time every night. Some are suggesting that Lord Hugh, who be. lieves in the hereditary principle, should make it apply to the youngest instead of the eldest son.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01
WANTS WEST TO UNITE

In the opinion of Senator Borah, the time has arrived for the west to make stand against the policy of the east ern conservationists, which, he fears, will result in the strangulation by red tape methods of the development of the west. He declares that the "conserva- tionists" led by Pinchot, Garfield, New ell and others, have fought every policy which meant development of the western states and territories. He cites the pro- posal to issue $30,000,000 of reclamation bonds as case in point Garfield and Newell opposed this. He recalls the in effectual opposition to the Warren bill, which enabled cooperation between the government and private owners of land in building reservoirs and irrigation ditches. He also had in mind the ques- tion of granting permission for transfer ring irrigation homesteads on reclama- tiOn projects after five years residence. This was opposed on the ground that transfers should only be permitted to persons who were qualified hOmesteaders. This, said Senator Borah, would reduce the value of the lands by reducing the market for them. He secuted the con tention that to permit relinquishment would be to encourage "absentee land- 1ordism Said he:"These people would prevent the development of the west ex- cept by red tape rules from Washing ton. They would. throttle all local in itiative and enterprise. They want to withdraw power sites from use and keep vast areas of agricultural lands locked up in forest reserves increasing local taxation and holding back its growth. "
 The fight of the west and Alaska has been against the withdrawal from use of coal, oil and agricultural lands. When the conservation bill came up for dis cusson in the house, Mir. Smith of Cali fornia referred to the complaint of the conservationists that too much coal was being mined. "Very well,' he said, "where shall we lop off consumption first? P" And they couldn t tell him, for no coal was being mined that there was not a demand for.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-01
PEOPLE WANT COOK BOOK

When Secretary of Agriculture Wll' son issued book telling how to utilize the cheaper cuts of meat to the best ad- vantage, some persons were disposed to smile somewhat cynically about "the governments s cook book" The public, however, hailed it as just what had been wanted. The demand began to grow from the date the book was issued and in short time its circulation pass ed that of the "best seller' on the market. Congressman sent requests by the hundred for it, and 100000 copies were sent out almost before the amazed agricultural department knew what had happened. Another big edition was or dered, and probably more will be print ed and issued as long as there remains any demand for it.
 The phenomenal demand indicates that people in this country have not spurned the cheaper cuts of meat be- cause they despised them, but rather because they have not been educated how to make the best use of them.