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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15

90. osase ssS apsss b Rsw pssa
oeIS ,,en e1G.' oar ptHis sn iT-29.
Qssma Oei4 4&ftDvaptsSs wusben ~ 6L-
~ bislostist.
etsrtsna .Gs&aaee n ftettg. -
es6a q el.ss -l.s6, uab 90 Gage et4t
- q l.63-l.S0L.
HxmssS o bftsati one marsn ts.
as xnb puybsn wss felst auotirt:
Der. Stadten Nefunbing ~ l0l -1014,
~ rsaihrirte tls26) Il6-1l5H Gsas
sons l15--ll51. ~ resiftrtrts l0lI--
l02IS. Coupons l0lI-l02I. panamaSoa'
ponS 2H l0l eeboten.
Aftienmarft. Nu9 beute nurbe
am gormittase ipieber stemIid ttari sesauft
uno oieies bate sur Jolae, oab bic Fresfe
In bic 6obe sinseH. @essn S4iuB trat
eine Aeaiticn etn. bod ersaben bic SAlub'
notirunsen In ben meiiten 6dlsn flesne
gewinne.
RaAite6snbs Rurfe uurbsn ponroer5tsMa
srwin. DaQmon 4 So. Re. 21s--aS2 Hsl'
nut StraSe. bsri9tst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15

12.22L. en- edIxt $12.2 20; fir Nopember
$l1.50 - 1.1O. am e4Ixt $1l.52H; fir
Ssnxsr $1,000 - 1866, am S4Iut
$l0.b2H.
01sS. Atppenietten. -aofs 41l .2b
-11.75 per 100 pfunb. Fir September
9l1.e7L-ll.77L, am Shlxs SLIT .; fir
Gitober $1131Z 1l.52T, am Stlut
sil.bo; fir Sanuar $685. -s.7o. om
0dfus 1910.
Sdultern.- -sAert Hare Sstten per'
yadt. <l2.25-l2.50.
HSttsr. - Rartt ftetis. Creamery 24I
-29e. DARN 23-27e.
eisr. Rar!s itetl3. Jrtids 2l -
23e per Datens.
4Gfs. = Rarst tstt3. Cream l6H-
161<e yeE Bfuub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15

Riuouieb. Die 3ufubr mar teute
uugew ohnIIb LIBERAL, bic 3at1rage etne
quite uno Die tefiereu Sletideriorteu itetta
bis fart, bic auoeren Iana'am unD itDds
der uno nm 10-l6c Hteori9er. WiIdtube
limb ftari i'm greiie.
edpsre Stisrs brahten 1878 -- 6.75,
ertra Sttere <S SS5-7.00, Gnfsn e1.25-
6.25, SIeii1er'fisre. srtra IS. .O0-s.25, CUTE
tiS aussrtsisas S5.2S-j.90, oroindrs btS
Sxte tS.2S-5 90; Ssifsrs. srtra $4.s0-5.OO,
Snte btS aaserieisne s4.35-i.55, orotrtrs
Bis sute $2.50-4.l5; Rabs. srtra A.75-
800, farcn -. gate bis daserlsisne
$4.0o-4.s5, orbiRdrs Bis auts $a.25-3.75;
Gannsrs - .O0-3.00. etoters uHo 5eecsrs
t3.o0-6.4O, e.tra s5.5O-565
BuIIe - lie 3ufubr uor nur mdStg
uno bic 9ret'e 'te'io.
Wassrs nno tetas sa.5o-s.5O. Bologna
$3.50 Abb. sgtra s&.5o, fette Suaen
S4.25-4.75
Sdtber. lie gatfrase mar cine quite
unb Der Rartt tart.
Croindrs uno srose 81. 4.50-s.o On, fair bis
CUTE lsitts s.. S.0o-9.75. .rtra 5000.
AdIbsr In ssn 70 n Hiifons D tiisrr. -
SaHss Zoe. prtma bic aussrisisrs O.
9Xe. orstndrs 61I-7ae.
Sauetne. - lie 3ufubr pom Shpei
nen mar beute aroser uro ba bic 9retIe tr
ben umlieeenbeu Wdrttsu ebeuia48 berun
terginseu, 10 fielen aud bier oteieIbsn IN
| 30-4se.
S4pere Shueins bratten s9.l5-9 .35
axts BE axserIs'sns Bsrpa1uras. nm.
isiiAer'ortsn tS. S.6o-9.7O, ssmiihts Ser
Sa6xnssfor.sn $9.40-s65, orbiRars bii
srSsrIsTsrs iApsr. fstts sdxs $3.50 -
$50, ertrd -, etaas $3.50 - 80
tsiAts Ssrfsnet'ortsn 80 $4,000. ssr.e
psr 10 N's. ane rpsriasr ss.0o-9 90.
| SAafs ans 2dmmsr. - Tte 3ufuhr
pom Sd)aieR uub Sdmmeru mar nIht arpb
| S6aie aren fietta, sdmner aber ftteset
I'm l0-l5c per 100 9fuuo.
eHa's. - ertra '4.00, sats Biz nus
srlsfsre - 25 - 3 90 orointrs bic Gut
sl.5o-5.ls, Rutt.ri4 ais 81. So so. estrt
&.75, Sdtrltnse a. 0o-5.o0.
samnr - errra s6.55-70o, CUTE bta
aus.rl.'ens u. 5.5o-o.75, orsinars bis gut
$3.75-5.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
Gtteaao. IA. SEPT.

aS'ssRUs II. Stpl.
Welt. Der Mar,t nar hetia. Dixtsr
Batentstl. Oslo, Ssrstslts $l.lo-4. o.
0yrino BsfentS bette = 30. otyaiS1tS 81 IS
-. ~. Saiers $3.5o-x.l0.
Rst,sa. Gar Septenbsr S43 -
95lIe. am eAlub y4I<e; FIR Iesbr. ss1,
--e3I+s. am edlub es4e; fur Wai lo4ss..
-l0Sszc, am sHLub l0lH.
RsIfdisrn. - Gar SsytswSss 55tS--
56l<e, an S4lub 3o4e; far DEFENDER
53Z-54Ise. am eaiub 541<t; iar Nai
6SZ Z-s7Ie, om Sdlu5 b711e.
osfsr. GAR Septemkss $685..
IN eAIut 1915; fur Desember B5--351 e,
an s4lss a511e; fur Nat 37sS-ss1c. am
e6tu6 3sl@e.
Reeesn.-No.2 T3e.
osffe. este 3uttes1syAs IS - sc,
sxts 81 dolce NaI,sssfts 701-y3He.
6lA 4Stas ms n. Re. .. .. 270e.
Hs. l X. u. 2sze.
1instlvissmsn. - eo.So-9.75 ,ss
GsMtRss.
alec issmsn.-slo.0o-ls.oo per Sent
1es.
Rstys or. - t2o.50-2O.75 per DBL.
ssar 2eptember 8 20. i0-30. l33<. am Q 1iai
go. ~; fur Cftober' el9.v7-20.lo, an
e&Iu6 solo; fur Sauuor S16.2O-ls.371S.
an e4lab $3.50.
e4mslt - Sl3.25 pr 100 4iunS. -
SAs eepssmber $i2.l2Z - i227h, an
,S4Ist tl2.25: fur Cttoter $l2.o1h :
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Ginct nnass, Ia. September.
pufuhr uno 9erianot uthreno ben Der'
foHenen "a Stunben, persli3en NIT ben
porbsrse5snben Lasen. naren rpte folSt: !:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
MMstpdrtioe Wsdrfte.
Rem Gors. IL. sept.

MesI.-Su'xss ss,742 eSs.. g.rtssSs
1855 Dbis. Ter Marst mar hsute rubie.
Svrina gatenf$ .40-S.6e, s9iuter Str aia hts
A.35-4.4O, @inter yaterts st.s0--4 80,
eprina elearS a. 4.354.60, Girter GrtraS
30. l 81. .s5-3.s5, Ro. 2 bo. &3.40-3.5 IS,
Aan'as Hraishts t4.eo--4.20.
Esaasu melt III ftetia. sstr BIS
gates N.oo-A.25. 4etes Bis faHss $4.3o-
l.40.
DuAna ten mes. nomin.g ~ -.
.-2 .O5 per 100 9funb.
HaiS nstt N ftetis. -- Sstnss psisss
unb aelbes 81 .40-l.A5. srosss 81. l.35-l.4o.
&tlnbries $8.t5.
Roessn IN rubis. - 80. Q Gsfsrn
7s1se I. 0. B. Res 9oTf.
Oerts ~ militia. - TaIHsrfs 75s
{. |. I. anb uess 6uttssssrts 70 - 7Se c. I.
I. SuTalo.
BetIsn.-9ufuls 1890 On. s.rfanSt
$3.50 Du. Narit ungerese!t. 10. 3 EstAsr
l.o3I i'm GleDator uuo 81 03T 7. o. B..
f4lpimmenb, 70. DO. fortsern &l.22
I. o. b.
DsffdlssR 9n'usr 400, Ee,.
fansi - gu. Rorh ifuaa 10. Z 64Le
I'm Qlepator uns C3s<c fss.
Bates. - Hufxts $500 su., BerfanSi
- Bx. Narst hetin. 9.uer stannsrn
peiSer 38s<r. neuer gp. 2 rpeiber 1915
DO. Ro. 8 85Hc, bc. Rc. 4 3St.
6sa iA itetia. Prtma liz 2L-l1Ee, 70.
ll0e. Ro. Q I00s. SO. s5e
oopfen In ruhie. etate 1909, sybirdre,
bis astee 20--12e; 1908, orsinarer Sic osie,
s--l5e; Sseifse 6saa 1909. lo-l5e: 1905
l3-l8e.
oGats HHb ftetis. gsutrsl 2nsstes
2o5Ie. Dssota 201,-2l5.e.
2esss IN ruhig. aeis aa-2le.
gsrt n itetis. - ssmsI, Sas 90 -
$500. ftsrt clear $a2.so-a4.ko. 1st $as.5(
IA 90.
Beef IN ftetia. FamIIy $4,000. 90
-34 90, 8erpa6t $l2.Oo-l2.S0, City sytYs
Snsia REL sal .Oo-a5.OD-
Sat &satS Nns f:.tia. OspS!sIis BEL
IisS LIS - Ise. DO. esu!tsrn sH - s4e
b. e6infen i4x--l5e.
e4MaID IN piaiu. NtSSIs 0st sriwa
Sl2 2.50- 1850. RaffrirteS militia. Gsnti
nsnt $1,000. Q. 4. 3l3.75. GsssysunS IL
-li4e-
1sis n felt. - Trims Sss, re.
Gsantrs 7l4-se.
| 0aaM psfIf fsamsnsDsf unsereatlt
Srims rstss 1888. prims OsxnsY SsItsi
S10.15 -l0.25.
pstss Isum IN its.!s. Nsfnnirtss Res
| 2srf t7.50. EAsiassIshis wnS HaItimsr,
| 81 80, DO. tn 0ulf t4.00.
30 tie ii ru5is. Gsmsa;e Jlescs q
Bile.
! Scr, n ..tts. e.rainss. ss,s,agA.
biS sutes Ss.l5.
1sspsntin IN 'tstis - 7bs.
Eeis IN ftesis. ensstmifdsr : If-oh1s
Bafma 6L-Se.
Rs laifss IN ftrtis. xesDsIssns Dysr
&sttls. gutter biS dsies, 37-x3c.
| Gafise. - Rio Rc. 7 l0-loHe, San
tos Ro. 4 l07se. Gorooua 10%-l2Ie.
8u6sr. -Neter III iteita. 0ussaSass 8,
Zen 8.S6e. GentrifuaaI % Ten 4.5se. Re
lafeSs Su6srs9 fsa3.sl. NsifRirtsr Su6s
N ruhig. Gut 2ssf 6.a6. Gruilss S.s5s
Nsutb ~" b.5oe. Gubss 5.40e. ges
| Aeres 6.25e. oranuEatss 6.lSe. CiaMsnl
,,A"6.i5. Gsnfee.irners ~" 4.s6e; Es
4.9o. no. 2 4.s5e. go. s $50. gfo.4 4.7se
30. .54.7oe. 70. 84.6se. Re. 4.Soe. Es
8S.5se. 10. 9A.5oe, Re. 10 A.45e. ~. /
4.40e. 30. IL A.35s. go. 10 A.3os. 70. /.
A.30e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15

Bon ben italienii hen9 o.
aelmorbern. Die groffnuns Der
5aoioiion gisbt Carlo palaoini, einsm
Ueitarbeiter per r5ribuna" 8eranla1z
iuns. sssen spsi nidtspiiroiss Dual
metbooen Der beriihtigten italienilhen
gosslfdnser au 5elos gu siebsn: sessn
bic WOeelIhlineen unb ssgsn bas
8lenben Der Gingpogel. DoberisIn,
Der iber oas Erlheinen Der Wahisln
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15

6sS.-prsifs ntecriaer. 3af6ntvtsr Sas
Seat S-55s. peubsyss SIS. Gubss s.0os.
esa1nlstsb 5.75t. GsRissttsnsrS ~" S.65s,
on IL" b.85-6.6Ot. psibss sytra ~"
3 E.2O-6.8Oe, ertya e" 6.lO-5.lSs. orSta&s
.ey eelbss 4. 60 .9Se.
Nels fiss in hstls. Rsp CslsAas
cysn Kettle $3.50. Gsntriiussl lS-sss
Ne is.-Mrn ,s.mlsA l.s,se. nns sssss.
1sxtHana, Hsney oesb 6-eks pvima ~
-6ks, srStnarss S1-&Ks SapsR -
Il per piune.
Esirs.Srstugss.
Hu uttsr.-9atiraae gut, qreiie nie,
br.aer. Ssxsy grsamsys 52ht. esssmss,
hsts 3lt, -. fsesnss 2at, fanep Esisv
32ks. ~. l alk per Sfxnb.
9ah. - Ndsft hstis. CAis Nst lie,
xsrbpshliAsr II - IKE. Rem Dsrs l6s,
04pei,sr 90 - Sis. Qtmbssssr tx. Grid
ls5e per Ssuns.
eisy. - annebet aroS. war.t fanaiam
unb wilia. Srima ffif4s ealnsreier
28ke. nrAs 2as. anssrs lss. iseenss
l5s pr Dtb.. 10 Ra0 Esslttdt.
osfIASsg. @robe eprineers unb
Ieidfe csnnen finb wiuiasr TIM Fseiie.
Sprins Gbi6sss l3L-l5e, palmer l3Le.
0a1ns s1.f. 1rxt1a1sss lss. Gxas Zoe.
junae eatsn pom 3 1funb lie. alie Ice,
oxHis 6-7s vss 9fwHs.
cbh nab OsmAfs.
2svfsI. - Gancp 12.7E-3.OO, eeuo6n.
iiGs s2.oo-2.25 per Dbl. Roiesa NluIt
q. .O0-1.25 per Dbl.
8 fssnsn. - Nesft ketta. GsIlseSpss
t3.7b--o 80, Reffina e6.00-7 90 yes AtRe.
CsaRs sn.-4art rntte sRA kstts. -
GaitferSis gate saleneia $3.50 - 4.26 pr
2ihs.
Bfirfi9e. - Janrp GIberto $l.75-
2.60. TsIasrare Soc per camper.
NtrneH.-R. y. Bartlett q .O0-2 ~,
Sndes 800, Gidies 90 90 - 2.25 per BbI.
Neimtraaben. - Ginbeimti1s l5--
zoe per &orb.
YfIaumen. - Tamfens 13.50-2.76
per Crate CON "a Ets.
Su6er rmeIsMen-Gd Gdbte Colorado
ao6pforD u .25-l.76 per Crate unb 7Ge--
tl.25 per ycHp. Crbwop Crate S0-75c.
ga ermeIr nen--&2O. .00-26. 90 per
100 ouf benz @eleile.
Aarfsffeta.-2 2exkspils &2.25-a.50,
eaftern e6cYe 92.aS -2.so, sinbeimiidbe
e2.46-2.6O vss Dbl.
Gabfarts ffeIn.-Janep Seriep eo.75
800. Gaitern etsre q .Oo--2 - per Dbl.
AsaBL - 0asst esiis. etateiMii@e1
75s--$l. 90 ysf DBL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
Rain.

8os,fier (5lm Heperber): .Sie
fonmen leioer sm ipdt, 2err Aiiefior,
meme 1ohter beiratbet bereits IN orei
Monnten!1
.~@ie iHobel ln brei Ddcnaten bot.
te II 0os GeIo oeraoe 10 uett gebrnu.
den f0nnenl-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15
Metau.Marft.
Eew Isre, Ia. Sept.

Temgsr.. Ia. Sept.
Stnn mar beute ui1ia gu e84.s5 - 84.85
unb Aupfer ilau; 2aie su $l2.D -
R.871S GIeetrolptbte ~ $l2.50 - R.75
ano eating su sIa.25--l7.50. gIst mar
rubis gu A.371a-4.42H uno spsltsr DO.
" IS so $50. 1tisn mar uuusrdnoert.
1o. 5ounorp Aort5srn Bu sl6.oO-l6.25,
&c. q DO. ~ Sl5.5)-l6.00, 70. SoatbsrR
$I5.75-15.25 xxo Ro. SoutbsrA loft au
4I5,75-lS.75.
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Ghteata IL. Sept.

StrspteA. - sespss s4s0 - s.s5,
xsras etisr. S3.7o--5.So. ustItts et'ers
- 4o-7.0o, eto6srs uno Seeesrs 800
$40. Rhksxro tsi'ers $2.2S-6.4o. aalbsr
te.75-S.25. Narst ftetis.
GApsins. esbAa 81. l0--9.55, as'
xiiAts $s35 $40, iApsrs s.. .l5-9. 30,
rsabs 81 I5-8.45, sats bis auserleisre
- .45-s20. sertsI $3.50 - $40. Tor's
2c-25c nieoriser.
S4afs uuo atmmer. e4a's
eistsiwsids t2.75-4S so. ptftIiAs s3.25
Abb, sisrltnss A.76-5.7o.
aasnsr:- fiassimti De s5.25-7.lo, wef'
liAs S. 25-T.o0. War.t itetia bis tart.
sgfuhr. - HtRspisb 1000. stwstae
%, 900, 9Hafe une 9dmmer $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-09-15

y SS " y II ~ u Y VI
airdtburm. Sn 9pttingen 'ptelte
Ii6 ouf benz lburm Der oprtisen So
bannisttrhe eine furhtbure S5ene ab,
in Der eine Wa6niirntge be5p. cine Dors
uberoebsno eeiitesgeit0rte 5rau Die
SauptrpQe ipieIte. lin Den Sburm
Der Sobannistir6e su 0ottingen fiihrt
eine GalIerie, Die bGufis bon ginhetnia
fhen uno SrsHoen beiuht tpiro, oa Der
Qusblid BON bier aus uneeSppbnlid
prGttig lit. Gs fdlIt oarum nidt ionz
berli9 auT, nenn Ssmano Die 9aasrie
oieies airhthurms beiuht. Der
5burmpdhter bate oarum aud teIz
nerlei 2lrgtpp9n, als Dor einigen Sagen
cine iun9e 5rau aug 9ottingen iid auf
bic ghurmgalerie begab, Sunldl er Die
Srau, Die Sottsr zines S6antptrtbss,
~perIonIih tunnte. Die Jrau mar tur5
porber aus Der 5r1usntlintt bon Got
tinoen entlaTen pproen. mo- lie lid, Ell
ner ihperen Operation bate uHtersiez
ben miifTen. WabrIheiniih habsn
ourh pieie Operation ibre 0erlfanoesz
trGfte poriibergeheno geIitten, oenn bic
Trau bes 5burmpddtsrs iub plosiitl
ourh oas JenItsr, bab Iia bic geiuhe.
rim u5sr bic griiitung Der 9allerie an
ihtpunsen bate unb frei in Der 2ufi
bina. Sic mar nit ihrem Rod ali eis
mem 5aten bGnssn geblieben. fonii
lpdre tie in Die siefs esftiir5t unp ger
| Ihmettert ipornen. Der 1burmndhtsl
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Op,ss OeIb,,sartte.


~ - OSVl WV
Ute Wa&frase mad Ddrleben Nae tente
iesns lebr arobe, Do4 iuorsn BITE Gei0dtte
I'm Au4smetneH sssmlt4 lebbaft tn ben hte'
lt0en Udnyen. Die 5tnSrdten itn0 tMs
Mss HOW Ist. yus Udtsepen ,.on eau
..A MssM.s.s y1n - sus.1.n Ien 80 ssVns' ~
s".,,ss s.,yHIv ~. aHI,s. snsaa .v." ~ ." 49, ~
f.E.. c~m." =. .,"s. n.,s..
BL& rIaetrt.
1snss -, ~. a.,,
uarsr 1.s.., ,.n u..A.. -, IN. r,s.
iorse .r,sr.. e".y.a s.rsa.t n,. a,n'
tsrrafs SetrAAt Ele s,yxn,as rer SIn1n,
A.As~ u. -
- 49,
0WfsM EetIBs - peufe Vnp oW Iotaenben
0xotirunaeu ~ bsst4ten:
Qonhon. 3 1ode GiMt. "a 6GL- AZ No,
e. 6O 9a0e e5iehf. Il a3L-l.8 per G. Waria
1ase esiMt sioL-Slk arc,es ~. eIno
90 Taoe Gi6f. Sf7L - b20 sraues ~,
elOO far TenHmfnrh qo.. @,ht
Worfo o6Le. 30. ID Taos siht MlSe
The Washington bee., 1910-11-05

"geg pardon, my l%g, but the gen
tieman is very anxious to see you GA
important business" and the butler
was 30 urgent that the bishop apollo
gized to his company and went out.
The gentleman who would not be ds-
MED proved to be King George III.
'How dye DO, my lord?" said hs.
''Come TO tell you that you're arch.
bishop Of Cantes'bury-arehbiahOp Of
Canterbury. Dye accept-accept7 Eh,
eh?"
The bishop bowed low m token II
acceptance.
"AlI right" said his majesty.
''You've got a party-see ali their bats
here. Go back to them. Good night"
Next morning Pitt appeared at Wind
sor castle to inform his majesty that
Archbishop Moore had died the day be-
fore and 10 recommend the bishop Of
Lincoln, DR.. Pretyman, for the vacant
primacy.
Every sorry, very sorry, indeed.
Pitt" said the king, ''but I offered II %
the bishop of Norwich last night, and
he accepted. Can't break my word"
Pitt was very angry. but the dsed
was done, as the king meant it should
be, and so DR.. MannePs-Sutton became
archbishop Of Canterbury and held the
great Office for twenty-three eventful
years-Michael MeDonagh in Cham
bers' Journal.
The Washington bee., 1910-11-05
THE HUMAN RACE.
VIII Man Simply Shrink of the Face
of the Earth? Asks This
Statistieian.

4 French statfsttCtzn who has bs<n
studying the military and other REQ
ords with q view Of determining ths
height OF men at different periods has
reached some wonderful results.
He has not only solved some per
picking problems in regard % the past
Of the human race, bat IS also enabled
to calculate its future and 30 deter
mine the exact period when man VIII
disappear from the earth.
The recorded facts extend over near
~ three centuries.
It is found that IN 1910 the average
height Of man in Europe wss 1.T6 ms
teFs, or, say, FIVE feet nine inches. In
fTeO it was fvs feet six inches. In
1920 It vas five feet I've inches and a
fraction. At the present time IL Il
Eve feet three and thEee-Quarcer inches.
It is easy 10 dsduee from these figures
q Sate Of regular and gradual deelins
In human stature and then apply this.
working backward and forward, to ths
past and 10 the future. By this caIeu-
lation it Is determined that the statnxe
Of the first men attained ths suRpeis-
ing average Of sixteen feet nine inches.
Truly, there were giants on the earth
IN those daTs. The race had already
deteriorated IN the days OF Og, and
Goliath was s quite degenerate OF
spring Of the giants. Coming down TO
later time, we find that at the begin
ming OF our era the average height Of
man was nine feat, and in the time Of
Chariemsgne It was eight fset eight
inches. But the most astonishing re-
suit OF this scientific study comes from
ths application Of ths same inexorabls
law Of elimination 20 the future. The
calculation shows that By the year
1000 4. D. the stature of the average
man win be reduced 70 6fSsen inches.
At that epoch there viii be oniy ari-
putians On ths earth. And the son.
ciusion OF kbS learned statsstiesRn Is
Irresistible that ''Fhs end Of the world
VIII certainly arrive, for the tnhab4s-
ants viii have become 80 small that
they WIN hnahy disappear "hnish By
disappearing" rs the french nIOm e.
presses ib-'from the tsrTsstrksi gS6t1Af'
London Tit-Bf1s.
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cago, III.
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-05
COTTON DECLINES
II TO IS POINTS
Better Prices at Liverpool
Cause an Early Advance
SUPPORT rs LACKING
General Liquidation and stop Loss
Selling Carry the Market Down
From High Point to Loss
for the Day

New York, April 4-After a high
opening today's cotton market became
weak and unsettled in the late trad
ing and closed weak at a net decline
of II to IS points. The opening was
firm at an advance of to 10 points
and during the first few minutes ac-
tive months sold generally 8 to IL
points higher In response to better
cables than expected and on a con-
tinuation of Saturdays late buyin G
movement.
After the first demand from shorts
had been supplied the market showed
the absence of outside support with
trading much less active and witt,
selling about l to 2 points net lower
renewal of the support from bull
leaders and a little new crop buying
on the theory that there had not been
sufficient rain in west and southwest
Texas caused rally to about the mi
tial figure.
But on this advance spot houses
were sellers of the near months and
in the late trading the market be-
came very weak under a renewal OF
general liquidation and stop loss SELL
ing May contracts declined to 14.50c,
or about 26 points from the higher level
of the morning, while later positions
sold under the low level of SATURDAY.
with closing prices at practically the
lowest of the day 1t is reported that
there are now 27,O0C bales of cotton
on the way here from Liverpool.
Receipts at the ports today, 10,502
bales against 1892 last week and Il.
173 last year. For the week, $4,000
bales against 1886 last week and 90.
ISL last year. Today's receipts at New
Orleans, 50S7 against POO last year,
and at Houston, 3941 against 69s1 last
year.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-05
SPECIAL RATES
Via
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New Orleans, La, and Return, $10.00s
account annual session Ancient Arabic
Order Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine.
Tickets on sale April 8, 10, IL and II,
limited for return April %, 1910, with
the privilege of extension to May 10
by deposit and payment of fee of 81.
Special Homeseekers' Rates to points
in the west and northwest. Tickets on
sale the first and third Tuesdays of
each month, limited for return 25 days
from date of sale.
Special one-way secOnd-ciass c0IOnist
rates to the west and northwest;
San Francisco and Los Angeles $34.50
Portland and Seattle ........... 43.25
Other points in PROPORTION. Tickets to
be sold from March l to April Is.
Los Angeles, San Diego San ....
Francisco, Cal, and return -. $62.50
Tickets on sale April 4 to s, inclusive,
final limit for return 8 months from
date Of sale. Liberal stop-overs
Mobile, AIn., and return, $685., ac-
count U. C. V. reunion. Tickets on sale
April "a. %, 26 and 81, limited for re-
turn May 2, with privilege of extern
sion to May 10, 1910, by depositing with
Special Agent and paying fee of so
cents. Stop overs allowed.
For further information call on or
write to P. Sid Jones, d. p. A., both
phones 977, Birmingham, Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-04-05
WHEAT TUMDLES
ON RAIN REPORTS
Break in Southwestern Drouth
Causes the Drop
CLOSE AT THE BOTTOM
and slump In Wheat Cause Decline
in Corn, Oats, Close Lower and
Provisions Unchanged

Chicago, April 4.-Indications of a COM
plete break In drought conditions in the
southwest started general selling of wheat
here today, which resulted In declines
of more than 1c in all deliveries. The
market closed at almost the bottom Corn
and oats duplicated the action of wheat,
and closed at material declines. Pro-
visions were not affected, holding firm all
day.
The wheat market was subjected to
heavy selling pressure all day, with the
exception of a short period during the
first hour when buyers seemed to pre-
dition of the Kentucky crop. This re-
port which was later corrected, esti-
mated that 90 per cent of the wheat crop
in thac state had been winter killed.
According to the revised report, however,
the condition of the crop was placed at
81.
Domestic and foreign news and statis-
tics were almost exclusively in favor of
the bears. World shipments were large.
the amount on passage and the visible
supply in the United States, each showed
substantial increase and no improve
ment was noted in the cash situation.
The weather bureau at washington is
sued q special forecast today, which in
dicated general rains for the entire
United States this week. This official
prediction proved the most potent fac
tor in forcing prices down. From SLOTS,
touched early in the day, the July de-
g. Co.. H..
the piesntime, sold off from s1.04ss to
s1.03A. The market closed weak with
July at $1.o6A, and September at $1.0S14@
1.O4sa.
Renewed liquidation, principally in the
May delivery, caused losses of about lie
in all deliveries of corn. The slump in
wheat, continued poor demand for the
cash grain, favorable weather for farm
work and the failure. of a local concern
identified with the cash corn business
contributed to the selling pressure. The
price Of cash corn was off nc to &c; No.
8 yellow selling at 5SQ5S1sc. The May
delivery sold between 591sc and 607s@61c.
The market closed weak at net losses of
5sGAc to &c. with May at Coo.
Oats were sympathetically weak, and
were further affected by reports telling
of large acreage seeded to oats under
extremely favorable conditions. In addi-
ton TO realizing sales, there was con-
siderable selling for short account. The
market closed weak at about the lowest
point, and at net decline of 01sc to 1ac.
Provisions were strong throughout the
entire session. Light receipts of live hogs
at western packing centers were again
the chief bullish influence. The market
closed firm at gains of &c to 221ac. The
May deliveries closed as follows: Pork
s2515is; lard, 1870, and ribs, 1880
Future quotations were as follows: