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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-12
NyDitt Welnntarfte.
Mpntaa. IL. gIpriI 1910.


Die DanIen maren beute NIT glcnttneurs
bsiten ftarf beihdfttgt uno BITE Radfrage
mad TurIeben etne sternlitb quite. @elD tIt
~ ntsbvtgen oinsraten su erIangeH. Die
BaHftn bere9ueten fur Dariebsn ION tau"
4--4LE unb btsiontirten Geihdftspaptere
"a bL--6%. SIM oifenen Warfte rrurpen
Gdrisber ,,on eau" su AZ anb uuf Sftt ~
4LE pidetrt.
Ess6fd aaf Ess Dssf
iparsn itetig nnb ruarben su gari spiiden
Honfen perfauft. Tte Gounterrate betragt
6oe glrdmte per $1,000.
h,sAisf ssf QsssSa
fuaren ianm itetis. Sense itno bie fofssnben
Euottrungen su bertdten:
Sonoon. Tase st9t a.ssA per 6,
90 Sags st9t. A.s5h per e; Rarts 8
Gage St6t, 6i21--520 sJroncs per 400 |;
$l00 fir 9eutihIanb. 4 Iage Gi6t
asarfs5 DO. 90 xase ei6t. N,Se.
Dceumeufaru Bias auf 2onbon murben
gu $4.s8s, aut gIassop su $4.s3L uuo
auf BeIfof su M.83Z uertauft.
Dassss-CsfIasnsmsa
rubtg ans ftetis. Gse 8anIeu quottren Dis
ioIsf:
80 UuHO9, ibxos sSoupv1IaA A1o[a
81 Bombs, 1918. ...~.102H lO51s
29 1oubs, leo0...-.--.100N -
~ Donutnd. ..........~-10OH l0l
Gisssixs esnis umixss.
Der llmfat TIM biefieen Gleartuobaus be-
Hef fi4 beuts oaf $4,744.600.
Rssai-esAsttates.
Tsr Rarit tn aolaIie,uritdten mar beute
iebr Huu unb BITE pretie sebrl6t. aur mes
niss Berfdmfe finb su beri9ten. asno SIpar
bic fcfssuneuS
Es.As10 0sTie.
Dsfsrs Gail
sp9 ,;. @.: q xzastson; ser;.:;:;-.---~ssss's q
Ffrss Cali
to xtttea &. e. o. q. q As1. O.....---se
~ astien Gtue 0aA A-9lse. Gs.......... Ssli
Dsswssn Gall.
q qttien z. Q. grtnttno Go------.-...-.- ssh
~ asfisn q. y. b e.. Sfs---~~--......S....s7 s7114
Second can
10 tstten sHffoItsrS gsct!cnal Bnns.~---~2,7s
aie0 etue. Sher, iSH-so. %
I'm sfiensu ntsxfsi
$4,000 ginc.. q. g., 3Mer, 1e36--56........ 81
f.1o nonngstcrn. 4her. 1eA-
ssaSo WserndHts Se0t 4 Hiabt, 5. is6...... %
Ra1ftebeRoe Eabeue non i'm tieiiger
Wartt beHnbIi4en Bonbs uno Aftien siebi
BITE offJseueu Guotirunseu an,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-12
9lusmdrtise Wtdrfte.
0eu Dort, IL. Apr

NeU Dorf, IL. april.
RebI. - 3afubr Il, $50 8bfs.. gerianbt
Ia $50 gbIs. Ter 1Rartt mar beute rubia.
Sprina Batent S5.50-5.S0, NinterS Struiohts
s5.25-5.85, Dinter Batents s5.50-6.00,
Sprine clears 81 4.50-4.75. @inter Grtras
80. / S4.50-4.90, 30. 2 DO. $3.50 As.
aanias ftraisbts S5.00-5.20.
Ro8eenmebI III itetts. Sair bis GU.
ties s4.25-4.45. Dolce bis fancy 81 30
465.
Huhmeisen mebl nofniueu Az $500
% .05 per 100 gfuno.
Naismebl Ii, rubig. Getnes rpeises
uno selbes 81 .45-l.50, erobes 81 .30-l 40,
aiInbrieb $3.50.
Fosgen iit uomineu. go. 2 Meitern
901xe I. o. b. Reu g)orf.
gerite iit non,inel. NaIsserite 85-s7c
G. !. I. unb neue 5utterserfte 6s-7o11e e.t
4. Rem Dort.
Nsisen.-9nfuhr q, 900 Hn.. gerfanbt
ll0. .l64 9u. Tsarst wiuis. 30. rotber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-12

gelo ,,or. eaa" mar nomineu 80 3--31aa%.
Qrima Gei1dftspapiere puroen sn AZ
5% biSfontsrt.
Gterlina,GT DANCE III taum itetig.
Gtht su S4.67sSS--4.67s ur,o % Gage Si1t
III "a A.s3A-4.B3T.
Bunbess Dbltgationen mareu fte'
tia unb rrurben tpie folgt quotirt:
Der. Staaten Refuuoing 2S 1907 geby
AZ regtitrirte q925) ll4Ia--ll54, eous
pons i14s1--Il5L, 80 reg,itrtrte i021a--
i03hS, Coupons lO21z-i031s, Ranamaeou'
pons 2% 100X--1ol.
afttenmarft. Gie Gnfhnot9nn9
oes Ebersguubesseridts, onB Die lruiis
Edae pieoer neu aufgenommen rperoen
musten, batte sur sSolge, oab Der Rartt
itorf ipuroe mno bic greiie pom ! bis 4
apints itiegeu. Der Rartt i9IoB itarf.
RadftebeHDe aurle ruuroen Don ber6trma
Srptn, Ballman & &c., 9so. 22s-2o9 Sal'
nut Strabe, beri6tet;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-12

Rem BORT, IL. 9IpriI.

Rem Dorf. IL. apriI.
9irn mar beute pilig ;u s32 .70-33. 90.
Supfer mar ihwacb GATE Su 1925 -
1880, Glectrolptbie ;u 1900 - 1925
uno eating III $i2. .75-l3.0O. Blet mar
Han Al S4.40 445 unb SpsIter mil
liza n 1856 - 5.6j. Giien mar rubiq.
go. Gsounorp Rortbern All Sl5.00-lS.50,
go. DO. gu ST .50-ls.00, Ro. Southern
uno 70, 5outbern lott gu Sl7.50-l7.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-12
Sehr ridtia.

Mutter: .6uit 9u did bieien Nor.
gen burd ben 9ieHfr iusdsn laiIen.
4rthur2"
Gobn: sd bin BON isIbit mad ss=
fpOrben.1
Muitsr: .Woau bat man benn ba bic
Disnltbotena4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-12
gbtcago, II. Iprtl.

Rtnbpte 8. - 8eepes 1876 - s.55,
Teras Stiere 81 9O-6.40, ipeitlihe Sttere
$5.Oo-69O, Stoter8 uno ,Seebers 1885,
6.45, 8ube uno Sellers 81 5000, Ra!ber
81. 7.OO-825. Warft itett9.
S6petne. e.-2etbte $l020-10.60, os'
miibte S10.30-10.65, idwere 0.35-lO. So,
ruube .35-l0.45, quite bis auserleiene
ihrpere S1045 - 1906, 5ertel 1886 -
1870. Rarft 10c uieori9er.
e hafe uno 2Gmmer. - Shdfe:
Gtnbetmti4e S4.50-8.25, rpeftIihe $500
-8.25, SdGrItuge S7.30-8.75.
mer:-Girb beimtidbe $7.75-9.50, pefts
Itbe s. 00-9.50. aRdrtt itetig.
3ufubr. Rinbpieb $1,000, S4peiue
$4,000, S6afe uno &dntrter 1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-12

Ginpuieb. - Die 3ufubr mar heute
;icmIia groB. bic Jiahirage ritt belonpers
uao Die greiie fieIeH nm l0-l5c iitr 6lei.
id1eriorten 8ute Stoders uuo Seeoers
aber paren in Radirage uno ittegen nm 10
--l5c.
Gbwere Stiere bradteu s6.75 - 7.90,
ertra $40 500, Ghien $500 -
So, Sletiderittere, ertra 81 4O-7.50. quite
bis auserIeieae S6.50-7.25, oroindre bis
CUTE 81 .0o-6.50; Seiiers, ertra 81 .40-S7 80,
quite bis auserteiene s6.50--7.25. orbindre
bis quite $3.50-6.25; aiibe. ertra -. 70
5.s5, CUTE bis auserIeIene S5.l0--5.65, orhis
mare bis quite S2 $500; Gamers 81 .25
$50, Stoters uno Seeoers S3.50-6.5O,
ertra S6.50-6.75.
SuIlen.-Eie 3ufmbr mar uur ndBig
unb Bologna 5orteu paren tart i'm greile,
bic unoeren itetta.
9iaeere uab letcbte s3oo-4.25, SoIoena
$450-5.40, ertra S5.35-5.50, fette $3.50
800.
IiIbfabe. - Die .3ufubr mar sients
LID eroB su AHfang Der g9od)e unD bic
4reiie fieIen un s2 bis s3 per Stid. Die
gahfrage NOR MIR maBig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-12

Die nahfoIaenben Guotirungen be3ieben
fi1 MIR auf GngroS Transaftionens Bet
fIeineren Geibdften peroen etruas bobere
greiie berehnet.
iionen.
Der Ratft mar rubia uno bic grsiie ftettg.
g e6mals.-grimaS Steam Sl5 .4o--l3.50,
6amilp 145ss-141sc I. o. b.
Erofense ia lBenes 5Ieijd. Rartt
wiuiger. Gbort Hare Setten 14L-141Ic,
ibortRippenieiten l3sSS-14c, ertra jbort clear
Geiten 14--l414c, S6ultern 1iI-1214c,
gelies 15s4-l6c loie uno 1sc mebr pers
padt.
8aeou.-Tartt uiaieer. sbort Hare gel.
ten 1514-154c, furSe Ripperieiteu 14I-
15L4e, EXTRA fbort clear Setten l514-l51at.
S6mltern 13 - 1875 uno Bellies IL -
l714e loie uno 14e per gfuno mebr perpaft,
Sugar Cured : 8 lei d. Wartt Dtitg
bel gutter Rahfrase. Shinfen 19.00-l9.25e,
gienic S6uItern l4.50-l5e, 8reaffaft gas
con 81 22c, ShuItern 14H1-l5e, 0eu
Dort Gut S6uItern lfL-l5s, trodens
0t,s,,.iof easaepSteIts 'i,ei,d.-mar,t mil.
lioer Shiuteu II. .75-1S.25t, Btenie 9uItern
I2L-l2s1e, Bellies 1s-1SLc, Ghultern
l2.50-- l2.75e. Rem Yort Gut S4uItern
IL 250-l2.75e.
Sriihes TIetfd.-- ehtnten II -
IKE, gitntc Sduffern l2--l21ac, Sduls
tern IL - l21Se, ibort aippeuieitea l277ss--
l3e, Sbort flare Seiten 1314-l31a:, extra
ibort Seiten 13--l314s Bellies l6--lsIc
per gfuno.
RebI Iuno Setreibe.
Reues Rtnter gateut s.. 40
5.75. Binter 5dntp s4.9o-5.25, Dtnter
l4 =
orbindres 1925 $50. Gpring gatent
GamiIn 81 Lao - 465, Roeaenmebl reines
s4.55-4. "a, eemtidtes 81 .6O-4 so per Bbl.
Beisen. - Rartt rubte nno ftetig.
go. 2 rotber 8inter ll6 - 1l8e. SO. 8 lO5
lille. go. 4 rotber lOO-lO4c per 8u.
gDeti6forn. -- Warft rubtg uno itetig
80. 2 rpeiBes 63-63Lc, go. 3 peibes
82%-63s. go. peibes 5S - 60e, SO. 2
oeIbes 60L-61t, 9so. 3qelbes 50 - SOC,
Ro. eeIbes So SIC, SO. oemiiftes
6OL-61t, Ro. 3 DO. 50 - 6Oc, go. DO.
55 - SIC, weises aotbenforn 81 62r,
geIbes DO. 62-64c, eemii6tes DO. 6l- 62c,
per gu. 8erfauft ruuroen Gdr Qo. 3
ueiBer III 63c, | 6ar DO. III 6214c, ] Gar
yio. 3 eelbes III 60%c, Gar DO. su 6Oc,
Car 5lo. 2 aeutiittes gI 6Ic, / Car go. 3
DO. gu 60c, Gar DO. gu 591lc Car DO. gu
59c, auf benz Gieleiie
Safer.-Rartt rubig uub ftetiG. SO.
q ueiser 451l-46t, Stanoaro wetSer 441I
-45e, 9so. 3 peiber 44--li1Se, SO. bo
42-43e, SO. genliihter 43Ll-44e, go. 8
eemti6ter 43-4311e, go. DO. 4l--42e.
gerfauft ,uurben: Cars 5tdnoaro peiber
III 46c, Gar Ro. wetBer su 4412c, Gar
DO. su 1870. Gar $40. DO. gu 43e, 3
Cars 30. 2 semii9ter 81 1915, auf benz
GeIetie.
Rogeen.-Wartt ftetia. SO. 2 $500,
Ro. 3 79 - s3c, Ro. 4 73-79c per 8u.
RaIs. - Srlbiabrs .9erite. go. . 75-
soc, orbindre 75--7sc per Buibel.
9erg i'd Der 8etreioes greiIe NIT bens
jentsen am gIei4eu Iase oes uoriseu Sabs
res:
IL. apriI 1910. 10. aprit 1909.
Bei,eu, SO. 2 roiber 1lsc l40Ht
0eIihforn, SO 2 gemiihtes 62c 69Ls
Safer, go. 2 gerniibter neuer 44c 64t
Roagen, go. aeuer.. S3c s2Ls
Seu, 30. l Iimotbp $500 1880
25istp.
Ter Rartt mar ftetia gertauft wurben
1895 BbIs, Tiftiqer's ;Siut'beo Gooos auf
Der Bats Don SI.35 per 9aIIone.
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Yieroe uno 1Tauleiel.
Cincinnati, Ii. april 1915

Der Rartt mar In Der perflofienen Sode
siemlib Iebbaft uuo bic greiie ruoren i'm
aQqemeinen ftetio, in manhen Sdueu aber
fieIen bieieIben UNI 800 bis $500 per Stud.
Rauleiel wuroen SiemIid piel eetauit. Die
Euotirunsen pareR AM S6luB Der a8ode
tpte foldt.
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RabIenfutter III ntfiaer. sleie s22 so
--23.50, NiopIing grobe $23 .OO-24. 90, bo.
feines $24.50 - $3.50, gemtittes Jutter
$23 .5O--24.50 per Tonne tn 8ult unb $1.0O
mebr aitf benz Gefeife.
BoIIe. - Die 3ufubr NOR geniieeno fir
bic gerin3e Rahfrage nnb Der Narft mar
wtlis. Die 5dnoler taufteH 81 ben foIs
geuben Breiieu:
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Siebmdrfte.

Cincinnati, IL. 4pril.
3ufubr uno Ssrianbt pdbreuo Der pers
floIienen Rode. pergIid)en nlit ben srpei
porbergeheuoeu Godeu, paren rpie ToI9t:
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ahS.-Rartt rubig uuo ftette. Sduos
Ter tanfen primd si 2s--29c per Bfuno uno
uertaufeu fIeine luaRttdteu su 2--3c mebr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-12
Berid ie enes.

Ber 10y Ieo mes.
Dele. Rarft rubig uuo feit. aeinoI
robes 83c, aeto1tes 64c per 8auone in 9ar,
tien pom IA Dbl. Grtrq Binter Ieft
aarbDl 67c per Gauone: Cotton Geeo
Del robes "a - 55c, roffinirtes $3.50
Gaaone. Terpentin 65c, getroleum, 8ers
lection loc, Ohio, aentutD unb 5noiana
6Lc per @aLlone. Grown Goiolin lSc,
Qapbta l2c per @alfone.
Safs. - Der Rartt 1T rubia. rbto
Riper e5c-sl 90 per gbt oon go BIB.
IaIs lit itetig. grtma gitp 7sz-71Ic,
DO. Country 71<-7L4c per Bfuub.
aoblen n-Wartt ruDiq Douabiooberp
$3.50, Rus uno Glad 800 -2.25,
aanauba Stadfoblen s.. $3.50, Rub uub
Glad 81 90-2.25 per Ionue abqeIiefert.
RdudLoie Stiidtobleu :40O. anthracite
S7.25-7.50 per 1onne abaeltefert. Cote
foiten lI---l2c per Bu. QbgeLiefert.
Sdmereien.-Rart itetta. alseTaas
men So .OO-6. 80 oiIf bem @eleiie urb 81 90
7.75. per Bu. pom Store Iimotbp 81 40
SO duf benz Geleiie uno 81 sl60-2.O0 per
gu pom Store. 9udpejJen Sl.OO, 5Ia9s
iaamen 81 90 per Bu.
Geoeru - Ra6frG9e gut, gretie ftetis.
geibe gduiefebern ......... .50-55c
- DO. net'teus Qrau. 40-42c
>, pon Ieb. Gnteu, gam jDeiB 40--42c
;, !, !. ountIe Gemtihte .32-33c
grtma Sibner, gobp, CANS weib.. 16c
;, buHfle 0emtidte... &c
5abnen. 56wan5febern, Iauge fancp roc
Irutbabn, ueiBe ............. 65c
- fdroige e................ o. &c
5dute. Ra6frage 3iemIi9 gut. gIartt
militia.
8aBgeIaI.ene 30. per Giuuo. lOc
Ro2 sc
gttp 9uttbers u. Ba6ers, frii9e Zoe
RriIde adlbfelle ....... 14-l5c
gferoe Ro. s.. 90 3.25
:, glo. .2.............. 2.OO-- 225
Bnleu go. .l......~... Sc
80. .2.. &c
IrodengelaI;eHe .......... 16-l7c
slint ........ l7-lS:
ShafsseIIe, ruoaiae. ... 40 SOC
Gdmms felIe. ............. Is SOC
2antna Belle, geItorere. .... 10 -l5c
Wah S.-Rartt rubiq uuo ftetie 5duos
Ter tdiifen prirtu al 2S--2gc per Bfuuo unp
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% 8 istp. I

Ter Rdrtt mar ftetia. gersauft wurben
1895 8bIs. Ciitiaer's Gint'bsb Gooos auf
Der Bats pon Sl.35 per 9alone.
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lleteriidt Des Cincinnati
V3arftee,
fur bic Rontae, ben Ii. glpril 1910
enbigenbe ISOLDE.
Gtncinnati. Ill. april 1910.

Die nahfoE8enben Guottrun9en be3ieben
fin MIR auf Gnsros Iransaftioneus Bet
fleineren Gei1dften ueroeH etuas bobere
greiie berennet.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-11
New Addition ON the Market.

DR.. S. T. Miller announces the
placing of the Lincoln Heights addi-
ton on the market. This sitely ad-
dition is located just east of the
Lincoln school and has a view over
looking the entire valley and city.
There are SO lots in this addition
and DR.. Miller expects there will be
no difficulty in disposing Of entire
addition within a few days.
The price on these lots will range
from 5000 to $3.50 each and easy
terms are given on the purchases.
This is one of the last opportuni-
ties to get close in property at a
reasonable price. This addition Is
in the hands of the leading real
estate dealers and reservations may
also be made by seeing DR.. Miller
himself. For particulars phone
SQ11 wv
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-11
SPORTS CALENDAR
FOR WEEK
Monday.

Monday.
Opening of the season in the South
Atlantic League.
National A. A. U. boxing cham
pionships begin in Boston.
Tommy Burns VS.. Bill Lang, 45
rounds, at Sydney, N. S. w.
Tuesday.
Opening of annual bench show OF
Washington Cd. CO. Kennel Club.
Annual meeting of Automobile
Club of America in New York.
Phil Brock VS.. Dick Hyland, 10
rounds, at Lorain, o.
Wednesday.
Opening of the season in the Am
erican Association.
Opening of the season In the
Western Association.
Jack White VS.. Tommy Kilbane,
s rounds, at Windsor, Ont.
Thursday.
Opening of the season in the Ma
tional League.
Opening of the season in the Am
erican League.
Opening of the season In the
Southern League.
Opening of the tournament OF the
National Bowling Association in Bal
tomore.
Opening of annual mid-April golf
tournament at Pinehurst, N. G.
Friday.
Eastern racing season begins with
the running of the Carter handicap
at Aqueduct.
A. A. U. swimming championships
at the Baltimore Y. M. G.. A.
Saturday.
Eighth annual horse show Al
Lakewood, N. ].
| Opening of the season in the Texas
League.
California-Stanford intercollegiate
meet at Palo Alto, Calf.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-11
LIQUOR ISSUE IN
bRYAN'S TOWN

Lincoln, Neb., April 11.-Before
tomorrow morning the people of Lin
coin, the largest city in Nebraska I'M
der prohibition, will know whether
their city Is to continue "dry" or re-
turn to the wet" column. Today's
election on the saloon question fol-
lows the fiercest municipal compaign
ever conducted in Nebraska. For
weeks the contest has been bitterly
waged on both sides. Nightly rallies
have been held at which prohibition
and anti-prohibition speakers of ma
tional reputation have been heard.
Lincoln has been without saloons
for the past year and the prohibition
law has been rigidly enforced. 1t is
argued that if prohibition is turned
down at todays election and the sa-
looms installed again, prohibition will
be considered failure and there will
be little or no chance for the anti
saloon state campaign to be success
full. On the other hand, If prohibi-
ton in Lincoln is continued, espec-
tally by an increased vote, the state
voters will look upon the test as a
success and the state will probably
go "dry" at the next election.
It is generally conceded that the
saloon question will be the chief is
sue of the approaching state cam
paign. The democrats are more or
less split over the issue. Governor
Shallenberger is with the anti-saloon
people, and Mayor James Dahlman
of Omaha, who is to be Governor
Shallenberger's opponent in the pri-
maries, is for license and liberal
state administration.
Mayor Dahlman, on hearing that
William J. Bryan opposed his views
on the sale of liquor, promptly an
nounced his opposition to Bryan.
Friends of the Governor believe that
Dahlman's opposition to Bryan will
insure all the rural counties to Gov.
Shallenberger in the primaries. Mr..
Bryan does not favor statewide pro-
hibition, but has declared for county
option. He dislikes the saloons be-
cause, aside from his strict temper
ance practices, which are we'll known,
he believes that the brewery and
saloon element supported Taft In
Ohio, Indiana, New York and Nebras-
ka at the last election, and, on the
other hand, supported the democrat
ic candidates for governor in these
states.
The local campaign has not been
a party contest, as neither republic
cans nor democrats, have, officially
Endorsed either side. The canvass
was conducted strictly along the lines
of whisky or no whisky with no
disturbing side issues and has been
clean-cut between prohibitionists and
the liberal element, and each side
comedies that as Lincoln goes today
so will Nebraska go next fall.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-11
In England an injured workma

In England an injured workman
receives during his period of disabil-
ity one-half the wages the would have
earned had he not been injured.
The San Francisco, Calf, Gar
ment Workers Union is giving a
practical demonstration of its work
in the show window of large store
to help the union label and create
a demand for goods bearing the
same.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-11
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MEN, ORLEANS

New Orleans, La, April 1.-THE
city has surrendered to the Mobiles
of the Mystic Shrine and the latter
are in full possession not only of the
key to the city, but everything that
goes with it. The holding OF the
Shriners' convention in New Orleans
is memorable event, as it is the
first time since the first council ses-
sion in 1876 that New Orleans has
the opportunity to show its hospi-
tality to the Mobiles of the Mystic
Shrine In view of this fact Jerusa-
lem Temple, of this city, and the
citizens in general have made every
effort to give to the visiting Mobiles
and their families and friends rec
ord-breaking welcome.
The whole city is in gala attire.
Decorations are displayed everywhere
in great profusion, numerous hand
some arches, artistically decorated
and bearing inscriptions of welcome,
span the principal streets at various
points and thousands of electric
lights are in readiness to shed bril-
liant light upon the thOroughfares
through which the pageants are to
march.
The visitors began to arrive here
on Saturday, mostly in small parties.
They continued to come yesterday
and this morning a regular mass in
vasion began. Every train brought
hundreds of Shriners, many Of whom
were accompanied by their families.
They were received at the stations
by delegations of the local Temple
and welcome with brotherly hand
clasps and the already familiar slo-
gan "Glad-U-Kum." Wherever the
visitors went, they heard this slogan
and cards and signs of every iescrip-
ton, bearing the hospitable greeting,
met their eyes.
The Imperial Potentate, George L.
Street of Richmond, Va, arrived
here this morning and was given a
brilliant reception and escorted to
the headquarters of the imperial di-
van. His arrival marked the open
ing of the festivities and this after
noon the fun and frolic was in full
swing. The afternoon and evening
programs include principally sight
seeing trips through the city and it's
immediate surroundings. The bust
ness session of the convention will
not begin until tomorrow and will
occupy but a small part of tomor-
row and Wednesday,, closing with
the parade of the Shriners in the
evening. Thursday promises to be
the great day of the convention. 1t
will be devoted exclusively to fun and
frolic. Promiscuous masking will
be permitted all day, from six in the
morning until six in the afternoon
and It is expected tnat the StreetS
will be thronged with gay mummers.
In the evening will be the grand
pageant with scores of gorgeous
floats and thousands Of masks and
the grand ball at the French opera,
following the pageant, will bring the
festivities to a close.
Jerusalem Temple has arranged
another ball at the Athenaeum for
the same night, to accommodate the
overflow from the Imperial Council
ball at the opera house. In addition
to the entertainment features men
toned there will be patrol drills, re-
ceptions and numerous excursions to
points of historic interest.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-11
"Sally" League Begins Its Season.

Savannah, Ca, April 1.-THE re-
organized South Atlantic league
starts the season of 1910 today, WIN
Columbia playing at Augusta, Co
lumbus at Macon and Jacksonville at
Savannah. The league this year COM
prises six clubs, Knoxville and Chat
tanooga having been dropped from
the circuit. The schedule of the
season provides for 100 games with
August 81 as the closing date.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-11
Alleged CRATER on Trial.

Chicago, April thames P. Con-
merry, vice president of the Miami
Coal company ana secretary-treasur-
er of the Chicago Fire Appliance
company, was placed on trial before
Judge Baldwin today on a charge of
obtaining money from the city by
false pretenses. Connery is charged
with contracting with the city to sell
it Youghiogheny coal, which was
paid for at the rate Of $3.50 per ton.
The prosecution contends that the
Miami Coal company furnished a
cheap grade OF screenings instead.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-11

The International Printing Press
mems and Assistants Union has {
membership of about $4,000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-06-28
2 D Meador.

Petitioner Attorney. .
Georgia, cIynn County;
III. F. du Bignon, Clerk OF the SUI
oerior Court of said County, do mere
by certify that the foregoing is a true
and correct copy of the petition lot
charter of BRUNSWICK AUTO AND
REPAIR COMPANY, as the same ap-
GEARS on file in this office.
Witness my hand and official sigma
ture and the seal Of said Court, tnls
26th day of May, A. D., 1916.
ILL., du 5ignon,
Clerk Superior Court. Glynn County
Georgia.