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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09
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W.Si. -8ufubr IL, ,23O B5ts., gerfanbt
1872 Rbls. Ter Wartt mar rubiq. -
Sprina gateut$ 81. 15-5.35, MtuterStratqbts
$4.4O--4.50. 8inter gatsuts Si.75-5.1 10,
Spriua clears $4.10-.35, Dirter Grtras
SO. / So .s5-4.25, 30. DO. $3.55-3.75,
aouias itraigbts s4.70--4.9O.
RpagenmebI ift itet9. Tctr Bic
sutes A.l5-4.40. Gsite bis ianc9 s4.45--
4.5O.
Bu9wh,.umss. nomtu.G gu $500
---2.05 per 100 gfuno.
BATS tsme6I tn ftetig. Gssass psis.s
uno aeIbss 81 l.85-l.40, Srobes 81 .25-l.3o.
aiInbriso $3.50.
Rosg.n iit ronsineI. SO. 2 Deftsru
90iIc !. o. b. Rem Dott.
8erfte lit nominea. DaIJs.rFs s5--87s
c. |. I. unb neue 5utiergsrfss ss-70Ae CT.
{. Eerp Dort.
D.t,.u.-8ufusr 10000 Bu., g.r'anbt
- gu. Narft felt. go. rot5er
sl.O5 c. t. I. unb 20. l aOrt5ern
Sl.13L {. 0. 5.
0slfa,oru. sufuSr 4.50O, Ser.
Ianot 900 8u. Warft fet. Ro. &c
npmiuea in GIepator uno 661ac I. .. b.
ihwimmenb.
Safsr. - 3ufubr 81 ! 800 su.. gsrfeubt
- gu. Tar,t f,etio. gemtihter 26 bts
81 8funo ihwer, tou1ir.Q, rpeiser26 bis 81
Bfunb ihmer, 43 - 45c; bei6utttener DO.
81 bis 42 Bfuro idwer 43-47Lt.
Seu TT ftetis. grtmd ll5c. Wo. !
ll0--ll21te, go. 2 foe-lo5c, Ro. 8 90
CSC.
Sopf.n ntft ftetiq. stat. 1900. orsindrsr
bis dolce 2l--24c; 1908, protnarer biz aoies
I5--l6c; 9aetfe eoaft 1903, l4-l8e; 1905
13-l8e.
Sdute finS uiatg. - Central amsrisa
22c, Boaotd 22c.
aeosr III rubts. aeis 2s-2sc.
Sort tft ftstig. 5auiIn 5000 -
$3.50, hort clear S24 4.50-2s.00, Reb s24.O0
Beef 1T feit. GarniIp $500 - 1000
Rsb sl5.0o-l6.00. 8eefsS3insen s2l .oC
-25 90, gerpadt sl2 00--l2.60. Gtt7 eTrrs
Snbia Res S21 .O0-25.00.
Gut Reats fiuo tetie. cep6teIse Bel
lies is - lse, DO. S6ulteru sI-sAs.
ho. S6tnieu l6-l6Ie.
e9maIs III fen. R.sbIs meft prime
$12 80 - 1910; raffiuirtes left. Cont
uent $l3.15, g, u. sl4.25, COMPOUND go
l0Ie.
Tals III wiaiq. grima Cite 6}4:.
Gountrp 6ss-6Lt.
BaumwoIII aamen.Ce urgereeett
9rima robes s7.07. prime SoHmsr ssIsss
81. .0g-s .04.
getroieum In ft.is. RafFrtrt.s w.u
Dpri $7.75. gbiIabtEpeiG uno SaIttmsr'
$7.75, DO. In gui s4.25.
No lie !is itetis. Iomeft.s Glsses 81
--33c.
Oar, IN fef. etrainss. s.p5suEt4.i
bis suies s4.50.
Terperttu tn f.ft su 59Le.
Rsis 1T itstts. 9tubeimii4sr 25.-ss
9atma 5h,-6c.
RelaHes TT itstis. gew Orleans Dpsr
aettle, gutter bis 6oice. 32-42e.
9u6er. - 8rber iit feit. Nusecpabo s.
| Ieft 3.74c, GentrifucaI 96 Ter 4.24c, To
lafes. I3uder 80 1s't $40. Aaffiutrter 3uds
tn itetis. Gut Goat 5.S6, eruisss 5; ;85e
fPouIs n" $500, Cubes 5.40c, Rom
bereo 5.35c, 1ranuE1teo 5.l5e. Diamond
,,G"5.l5, Gcnfectioners III" 4.95c; Ro
l4.90, Ro. 2 4.s5e. Ro. 8 4.S0, Ro.4 4. 75e
! Ho. s Zoe, Rc. 8 4.65e, SO. 7 4.6Oe, Ro
s4.55c, so. 8 4.50e, Ro. 10 4.45c. no. /
4.4Oe, 9o. IL 4.a5e. 20. 10 4.3os. Ro. i
4.3oe.
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geIb ION eau" mar pitIis su 25l--2I%
unb fdIoB gu 2L%.
grima Iei6drtspapiers tuursen su AZ
5LS oisfDntirt.
Sterltna, ,Gr6angs IN itetis. -
Gi6t su s4.86x aue 90 Gage st4t sn
s4.s3ss-4.S3L.
BunDes. .Obfi9attone I, rparsn Re.
tia uno muroen mis folst aurtirt:
Der. staaten Refunbins 2S 1907 seb.,
~ regiitrirte Q925) l14I-ll5, Gou'
pons li4I< I<-l151z, SO resiftrtrte l02 -
los, Coupons ZOE - l03. Banana Geu'
pons 2% 10o,x-l0l.
aftienmarft.- - Gs puroe beute etn
Trud gum gertaufen aussetbt uno oieies
hattie Elm Jaaen Der Breiie sur JoIse. Die
E6wdhe Des Narttes bielt NIT turSer uns
terbre6ung bis sum shIub an nno BITE
S6lnbnotirungen er9aben tait onr1w e9
tIeine Berluite.
Iatitebenoe Rurie purben pom osrJtrma
Srusn, 8alIn,an 4 Co., Rp. 22S--252 Mal'
nut StraBe. beritiet:
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pu 6er.-yrttk Wett9. T0fTntrtsr &al
Goat s.56e, poweereb 6.s5. Cubes e.O0t,
sssnaIotes b.7be, gonfettioners N" 6.66s.
on ~" 5.25--6.5Os. ueiser sgtra 80
5.i0-5. zoe, ertra g" 6.0O--5. .06t. orotnds
rer eeiber 4.90--s.95
RoIaiies i's its.is. Tew Orleans
Open RettIe 2s-aos. eentrifasa! lo-2os
Rets.-Nar. siemIis l.bsa't uns fsetis.
2ouifsana, Sants Seae 6--e1sc. prima ~
-61ss, orbtnnrsr 3H-ALs Sapaa . -
IL per pfune.
Tairu. .grcbnsts.
butter.-glarf. ru5ts, greis itetia. -
Nance Greamssp 29kt, CREAMERY Nrns
27e, 30. teeones 25s, fanep Dairy zee. SO,
aai.. - Nar,t e.sis. Dsio fat I7s,
RorbwefiIi1er IL - l7hs. Rsw Dors lse.
e6pstser 20L.-22t, 2iHbarser Tie. Srid
l61,e per Dfuns.
eisr. -aneebot eroser, Gar,t niuiaer
grima friiae eabnsreier Ice, fsns lse.
aunsre Tie, ieeonbs Ice per Gutene,
ie mad Caaiitdt.
GefIaael. aahfrase sismIid5 gut
Rar,t itetiG. eprins ebi6eHs pom ~
IL gfnnb 2S--30c, unter u Bfuno 23-
25c. CGkner 165te, SaAne liz. Iruihabnei
l5s, Guus Zoe. iinse Gnten pon 211 gfunt
i6-20e, al.e I2e, Canie 6--7s per qfunb
Cbfs unb Gemais.
GepfeI. fanep $500 500, gut
a .0o-4.o0 per Dbl.
eitronsn. - Rarst ffe.is. GaIifernit
e3.50-3.75, Reiitna 81. 75-4 90 pes Rife
Crans en.-Narft ruhis unh ftsttg. -
California RdpeIs $500 - $50, Stcrth,
| 81 .OU--2.50 per 4tfte.
Grobeereu. SloIide 81 .00--2 so
einheimiidbe $2.75--3 90 per 24Euart Crate
airfaen.-S Saure 800 2.75 pc
| Crate.
sta1eIbeeren - s2.75 - 500 pc
gu.
GartoffeIn. - @ute BIZ anserIeien
| eiuheImiidas 35es nornlidhe 30 -32e per Bu
suf osm OsIeiie. SasfartoN helm. G&te Ser
iep $2.75-3.00. 9sHta6p $2.o0--2.25 pc
Dbl.
| Junae 9artofieIn. Taucp Iriumpb
32 80 per Bbl. unb s6-90e per Sad.
Gy aut. Rarst ftetis. Isnnsfiee %
/ --sl.u0 per Crate.
9piebeIH.-sancp psiSe Ieras 81. SO
gene II l26--I.3 .35 per Crate. Rem CrleaH
/ Creole 81 90 per Sad.
| 1smatoes. - 6Issisa $l.25--l.6o ~
/ Grdte.
Gnrsen. - saslias 75e--sl.25 %
Camper.
erbfsm- SuHss sa.z5 800 %
cad.
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Ghieaso, s. Sunt.

9bSoAU w % ~SAh''
Rskr.- Ter War,t mar felt. Dtnts.
Batsnts 81 .5o-5.10. Straiebts 81 4.2o-s.75,
Sprtng y latents3 .65-4.S0. Stratsbts $4.6O
40, Saiers s. $500.
Esis.u. - Sar SuIi 94E - 9511e.
ant S6lus 9514e; fir Geptember 90Tss--
9lz1e, am edIus 9l5.e; for 2esember s03.
--9i1I 1Ise. am SdIuB 9ikc.
Delf&to Iar SuIt 57IIs-5911se
am eHIus 5SIe; fur Geptsmber $50
5s1se, am ettus 59Ac;; fur Gsssutbss
56Z-57kc, am ShluB 5TZe.
6aier. - Jlr Suti 36s s-371se. an
edlus 361se: fiir September 3611-35 As.
am e1Iub 351.e; iarCesember 351s-36tse.
am SaluB 381sc.
Roaaeu.-Ro. 2 75-77e.
Usrfte. Sat. Tutters.rfte 46 - 54e.
quite bis aotse RaIsssrits 6o-S6e.
1siaamea. - Ro. ! .. 70. 1909.
10. i u. w. 2O0e.
ftmotbpIaameu.-$4.35 per rGentnss
RIeefaame eu.-sll.25 per GsHtuet.
Tespors. 81 25-22.50 per Dbl.
slr Suli s22.l5 - 22.31h, sn eGIui
s22.25; fur septsmbss s2i.e5 - also
am Shlus $2l.70.
eamaI,. - sl2,s2K per 100 efans
sar Su!i si2 .37L - 1915. am SdIui
$l2.371. /: fur September $l2.25--l2.3I1s
am Sdlus si2.27a.
ehors Rtppenieiten. scfe $l2.62h
-lS.u0 per loo 9fo. 5ir Suli sl2.6o-
1880, ain Sasub Sl2.T5, fir 6evtsmbe
tl2.27L-I2.421s, ant SdIus $l2.o0.
S6aIter short flare Seiten. per
ya6t, $I3.25--3.5o.
Batter. --yearst ftstis. Gssamers 2i1
-27s, Tsirp 2a--26A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09

Gin Sie6esretoro. stnen
Retorb i'm StebIen iteute Der 2lrbetter
Braun in StpBbeim auI, Der iett eiipG
fiinf3ebR Sobreu cine unabiebbdre
3abl Don ndatlihen ItebitobleR per'
iibte. bon oenen ettpd attbunoert Don
geritts negen oui ietr &onto qelegt
perben fonnteu. Ter Utansnnieb
puroe Don Der Straftummer III Bona
al bier osdbrsn 3uhtbdus uno 5ep1
Sabrsu Ghrpsrluit perurtheilt-
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Ghteaao, 3. aunt.

Rtrbut.H.- Bespes $3.50 - SO,
Tsyas stier. s5.35-7.3o. peftIi9s 5tters
s6.5o-7.s0 Stodsrs uHo 5eeoers $500
$50, attbe uuo Sstfers s2.9o-7l5, SaI5er
$3.50. so. Rar.t TART.
S1ueine.- 2eibte $3.50 $50, ae'
rtiGt. s9.35-96O, i4usre s9.25-9. 60
rauhs So 25-935, CUTE bic anserleiene
s935-9.6O, 5eTteI $500 - $50. gartt
l5e bober.
S6aFe uns aGmmer. - S1afe !:
aiuheimtIte $3.50-5.75. ueitIt5s 1915
--55O, SdbrIinss s6.25-7.50.
qdmmer:-ainbeimii DE s6 .25-3.70, nett
licbe g.. .O0-s. 80. Rar.t itart uro lOc sober.
3afubr. Ninhpisb 5000, enUetas
16, 900, S9afe uuo 2Gurmer 1900.
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II in bu B.. Die 3utubr mar DeuIe
;iemIid groB, bic gtadfrage cine CUTE nHo
bic 9reiie fteti8 bis tart. gst!htd9e inn
itetie.
s4p.r. ettere bra6tsn $3.50 -
7.5O, srtra S7.60-7.75, Ehfen 1926 -
5.25, SIetiherittere, EXTRA S7.l0-7.25, CUTE
bis auserleieHe $6.00-7.00, oroindre bis
CUTE g. .00-5.75; Seifers, ertra $7.l0-7.25,
CUTE Bis auserIeisHe $6.25-7 90, orotudrs
Bic quite s3.25-S.0o; 2iibe, eItra $3.50
1856, fancp --. CUTE bis GuserIeiene
s4.75-5.35, oroindre bis quite $2.25-4.5O
Ganners So 2.25-3.25, stofers uno 5eeoers
50. 1850, ertra 81. .10-6.25.
Bullsu. Bel ;temIif gutter Rads
rage mar Der Nartt heute itettg.
Raaers uno Isitte 50 300-4.50, Bologna
4.60-5.40, EXTRA $3.50, fette Suaen $3.50
800.
adt5er. - Der Ttartt mar beute Ies.
bait uno tart uno Die Gretie itteqen un1
25e per 100 gfuuo. Die 3ufubr mar Ht6t
groB.
Droindre unb sroBe s5.50-8.0O, fair bis
CUTE lethte $8.25-9.25, EXTRA $3.50.
RdIber IN ben aommiiitons'Dd DduIeru. --
Fancp &c, prima BITS auserIeisne IA -
S15e, orbindrs 5-7c.
S6wetne-Jie 3ufubr mar beute stent'
lid groB uno bic gtabfruGe etne quite. DE
gretie itisgsn oesbaI5 um 5-l0e per l0L
3funo.
9IuserIeiene ibuere gerianbtiorten $3.50
g 80, quite bis auserIeisne 9erpadunas' UNI
5Ietineriorten 50 .50-9.55, semtitte Ter
| pafungsiorten S9.50-s.55, orbtr6rs BIZ
auserIeiene ituere fette Sdue 1915 -
|s.7j, ertra $3.50, staes s6.5O-7.60
lei6te ger'onotForteu S9.5O-96O. Gerte
uon ll0 gfo. uno Dentosr $8.75-9.6O.
e6of. uub admmer. Die Rad
fraae mar etne CUTE uuo Die Yrsiie 'tettg bts
| iart.
S6afe. fe.-Grtra s4.85-490. quite bts aus
euserGeIene $4.25-4.75, protudre bis gut
s2 .50--4.l5.
admmer. SrIhiabrs 2dmmer. ert":
S9.l5-9 %, quite bis uussrIeieue $3.50
$40, oroindre bis CUTE S7.50-6.25, sel9o
rene 81 .00-60o.
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Wew MORT, 8. Stunt.

New Dort, 8. Su1t.
9tnn mar f6pad su ss2.75 - $500
un6 Rupfer ebenfaus Safe su l2.75
1900, GlectroIptbie su 12.62I - l2.1o
unb eating su sl2.371z-1250. 8let mar
rlbiq su S4.40--4.5 so unb GpeLtsr lbwacb
su $5.25-5.50. GiIen mar unuerdnoert.
30. / 5ounbrD Rortbern Bu $l7 .00-l7.76,
go. 2 DO. Bu S16. .50-17.25, SO. 5outserN
aub Ro. 1 goutlern loft tu $l6.25-l6.TS'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09
THE FLEISCHMANN COMPANY.
glitrttliabrs.gt triammluua nes TtreFtpriums.

AEEEItEINNAyFNFIFdHHIIN DtH AFfkEIHEIHFVfNs
Sn ber reauareH bierteldbrliben 8erfantnp
lung oes 3treItorlIms Der Sleifmmunn eoa's
paHp, abGepaiteH am Juui 1910, Duroc etHe
8tctoeuoe bon anbertbuIb 4ro5eTt erfIdTt. aahlf
bar an ]. SuIi 1910 an Die am i5 JnHt ih
ben 8litherH ber3etnneteu BETTER bon Frtoris
tatssAiiien Der @eieuibufi. lie uebetfTas
guHgssBhcber merben gum 3ipcfc bet 5Gblana
BON befaaten 3ooenoeH am 10. SUM- Beintols
fen uHo an 20. SaHi DieoeE geoTfRet foereeH
q 1i9
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Eter. Wartt itetis. Jrif$e 17H--
1915 per Datene.
Gdie. Dart feft. GreaFn 14I -
151le per gfunb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09

aiuf bic Wsl, tommsu IL ki4ser ala
: hintss iis.
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Bonn Welotisartte.
Rtttwo 0 d, 9. 'c;ani, 1910.

Wtttwo6, 9. SUM-, 1910.
aud beute mar bic Radfra9e na4 Tdrs
Nben ieine iebr arpbe unb bic Geihdfte
i'm Nueemeinen rubia. GeIo III ieit. Giir
Tdrleben ION caIi'' murben 596 beretnet
iinc BeitdftSpaptere murnen ~ 5L-tS
bisiontirt. ,5m offenen Narfte wurbsn
Tarleben Jon eaI" ~ 62 unb ouf Seit
sn b-5<E pIaetrt.
fsdia ant nsp psrl
mdren itetig uno purben al Bari uno 21zc
slrdmis per $1,000 sptiten Hanien perfautt.
Die aounterraie betrdgt Soc prdmie per
$1,000.
sseAfa ant Qursss
warsn idwad. -- Seute iinb bic foIssnbeu
Euctirunaen sn bett6ten:
aonoon, 8 Ioge eidt, s4.s7L per 6,
GO 1age gidt. s4.S41< per e; garis 8
1dee Sfdt, 5l21<--520 Sranes per 800;
90 fase Siht, 5l7L - 5lsL Jrancs per
sl00 fur IeutibIdnb. 1age Stht
Narf 951<e, DO. 60 Iase Stht, 94I.e.
Documentary Bills auf 2onoon rpuroer
tu H.s3H, auf Glasgow Su S4.s3A uHo
ouf Beifaft su $4.63 uerfaufs.
ssssss.csiiaansssr
r.usis unS iistis. Gts sanisn quotiren uts
toIgt:
Ginfauf. geriauf.
~ Bonbs, 1925, Coup. 1l4I llbZ
SO Bombs, 1918. 80. .l02 l03
2S Bombs, 1880. ...... .l00Z
x% Taudnto o.......... .lOOI lol
Gssasias osxis umisse.
Der 1lmias I'm bieiiaen GleartnsbauS be-
itef ii6 beute auf 1858. $50.
assai.eesasttaten.
lie aftien Der Ginc. etreet 9p. Go. ma
rem beute red,t Iebbaft unn feb TIM gretIe,
fonft aber mar Der Wartt rubig. Tie nat'
itebenben Bsrfduie itmo su bers4teu:
ks ses cssss.
Bsfsre Gait
20 ainsn g.ne Gas 3 eise. gs..........- ah
First Call.
- aftism sg Gtne Gas D oIeetsis. ....... sg;.
2uffien u. o. Brtuftno Qo.....-....--.. ~
10 Gffieu Qtttie wftamt. mt............-..s...NI IA
2oo nitisn Gs1- Street 10. as,...-.........i<s1.
Beswssn Call.
~ nftiem 9t-e eas . eIecsrie.......... s91,
ID safsisl BEG Rroasr. q. pfe.........-...-.lB
teeond Can.
2ts Gfsisn Gin. erect no. Gs..........-..f29l.
futs T. @. Drinttna Go. ....--..~..-~. "
Tn sifeuen wiarsts:
~ uffsn gin. Street No. ae.......-..fG
IS dfnen Gtn. & Sdmiitcff. f.,.............. -
"a affieH gtne 5os d aisetrte.-...-.s 81.
9d1ftebenbe Tabeue pom I'm bteIigsi
Tlarsf befinolihen 8onbs uno 4ttisa gteb
bic ofRsieQsn Euottrunaeu an:
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Ntebmdrtte.
Cincinnati, 8. SUM-.

Gtnct II matt, .. SANI.
9ufubr unb gerianbt pdbreuo ben per'
Hofienen "a Gtunbeu, uergIiben nit ben
porbergebenoen IGseu, waren pte folgt {:
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BttstY.

Ter TRarts mar ftetis. gersaufs wur'
ben $40 BbIs. Ttftilers Ginifbeb Gooos
saf Der Bats pon 81 30 per Gaaous.
@rocerses.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-03
NEW MONEY ORDER AUDIT.
Innovation Inaugurated viii Affect
Nearly 5000 offices.

Innovation InauguFated VIII Affect
Nearly 5000 offices.
Important changes are now being inau-
gurated in the office Of the Auditor for
the Post-office Department.
A recent order Of the Postmaster Cen
sral viii in a measure make a most
radical innovation in the present system.
both in the post-ofiices in the country
and In the Office OF the Auditor in Wash
ington. Almost 5000 offices will be af-
fected from a weekly TO a semi-monthly
rendering Of money order accounts,
which means that the volume OF this
work will be reduced about one-half
Officials in charge Of the results of the
change cannot as yet say what success
VIII attend the new order OF things in
the matter Of adjustment TO the present
system Of auditing the largest accounting
bureau in the world, but an optimistic
view Of the matter is taken.
The Postmaster General has ordered
that, beginning July /, 1916 semi-monthly
money order statements are TO be rem
deTed by postmasters in lieu of weekly
statements. This means that postmas-
tiers who are now required TO furnish
money order statements weekly will,
after forwarding. say. statement No. "A
on June 80, render such statements on
the 18th and last days of each month,
even though such days fall on Sundays
or holidays, In accordance with a new
schedule that has been forwarded to all
postmasters in the country.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-03
DIED.
CORRTN-0n

CORBIN-on Friday, July !. 1910.
THOMAS CORBIN, beloved husband
of Jennie A. Corbin (nee Kane)
Funeral from his late residence, 210S
Nichols avenue, Anacostia, D. c.. on
Monday. July 4, at 3 O'Clock, thence
10 ST. Teresa's Church. where mass
viii be said for the repose of his
soul. Relatives and friends invited
TO attend.
DIGGINS-On Friday. July l, 1910, at 5
a. m, MARY z. DIGGINS. widow Of
Thomas P. Diggins.
Funeral from her late residence, 1876
Vermont avenue Monday, July I, at
a. m, thence 10 Immaculate Con-
ception Church.
HOWSER-On Saturday. July 2. 1910. at
s p. m, FRANK T. HOWSER, in the
seventy-second year OF his age
Funeral from his late residence, Ian
ham, Nd, on Monday, July 1, at 2
p. m.
LINQUIST-on Friday. July 1. 1910. at
AS ?. m. at his residence. l51 c
street northeast. WILLIAM A. LIN
GUST, aged twenty-four years, son
of Susan and the late John Linquist
Funeral Monday, July 1. from ST Jo-
seph's Church, at 3 a m.
ROTCHFORD-On Saturday. July 2, 1910.
at 1890 a. m, at his residence after
long and severe Illness, JOHN F.
ROCKFORD, beloved husband of
Sarah F. Rotchford
Notice of funeral hereafter.
STEARN-On Saturday morning. July 2.
1910. at $40 o'clock. after a short III
ness. WILLIAM P STEARN, be-
loved husband of Margaret Fowler
Stearn. in his ffty-f1rst year
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
WERLE-On Saturday, July 2. 1910. at
$50 q. m, at his residence, CHARLES
M. WERLE, husband OF Margaret c.
Werle (nee Geier). aged seventy-four
years
Funeral from his late residence, II r
street northwest. Monday. July 4. at
a. m. Requiem mass at ST Mary's
Church at $50 a. m Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited to at
tend. Interment private
The Washington herald., 1910-07-03
HOBBIES OF WASHINGTONIANS.


Il suppose most people believe that TO
admit a hobby is to confess a weakness. .
remarked the patent lawyer responsible
for the existence of the McGill Building.
as he graclously plunged into the subject
with q discussion of human nature in
general and Of inventive human nature
IN particular.
This big subject, however, on which he
has made himself something of a spe-
cialist. was not one among the hobbies
admitted" which he would select for
mention as such.
Willing to admit the existence of at
least two. ne specified the interests of the
Union Trust Company and the Girls Re-
form School, on which, in the capacities
respectively of a director and chairman
of the board of trustees. he has found
himself enthusiastically spending much
time
''The Reform School," he said. lis pecu-
iiarly interesting as a sociological study
and strongly appealing TO human sympa-
thy as the development of individual
cases is watched.
with all the adverse forces that exist
The Washington herald., 1910-07-03
FAIL TO REACH TERMS.
Situation in Carpenters Strike
Grows More Complicated.

Situation in Carpenters Strike
Grows More Complicated.
The situation in the carpenters strike
grows more complicated from day to
day.
The trouble existing between the Anal
gamated Society and the Brotherhood,
which was recently taken to the Ameri-
can Federation of Labor for settlement,
has brought forth a decision which
greatly displeases the Builders League
The ultimatum issued by the federation
calls all Amalgamated men off jobs upon
which Brotherhood men struck
As the Amelgamated has an agreement
with the Builders League which binds
them in friendly relations, the League
declares that the action Of the Federation
is illegal, and that it is an attempt to
force the Amalgamated men to break
their agreement.
At meeting Of the Builders League
yesterday afternoon 1t was decided 10
take the matter TO court should the Fed
Grafton attempt to enforce its decree
Il was stated however that the Anal
gamated is paying no attention to the
edict of the American Federation of
Labor and is continuing its work.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-03
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
Q. S. Dent. Of Agriculture. weather Bureau.

c. s. Dept of Agriculture Weather Buresu.
Washington. Saturday july 2 1905 p n.
The Southwestern disturbance has increased in in
tensity and has remained nearly stationary. As q
result rain covers nearly the entire Gulf and ex-
IRENE South Atlantic States Tennessee Western
Ohio. The Central Mississippi and the Southern
Missouri valleys, with scattered thunderstoTms over
these districts. Elsewhere the weather has been
generally fair. but somewhat unsettled.
Temperature changes have been unimportant ex-
cept that IL Is somewhat cooler in the Missouri
Valley. while the heat continues In the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Ohio Valley and Western Lake
region. with temperatures Of 90 degrees OF higher
reported from Ohio ard the Michigan Peninsula
Conditions indicate that showers viii continue Sun
day over the Central Mississippi and Lower Missouri
the Ohio and Tennessee ysleys. and the Gulf and
South Atlantic States. The rain area viii probably
extend to the Lower Lake region By Sunday night
OF Monday Generally fair weather viii prevail
over the entire Western half Of the country Sunday
and Monday. It viii be slightly cooler in the SEQ
tons where the temperature has been above the
average for the past few days Elsewhere the
changes viii be unimportant
The winds along the New England and Middle
Atlantic coasts VIII be light TO moderate and mostly
westerly; the South Atlantic coast light to nod
crate southwesteriy; on the East Gulf coast light
to moderate south 10 west; on the West Gulf coast
light variable mostly s0utheFly; on the Lower Lakes
light to moderate west TO southwest: on the Upper
Lakes light 10 moderate and mostly westerly.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-03
NEW P. o. D. BUREAU.
Will Collect Data Regarding Mail
Pay to Railroads.

-hA COAeNSN az -aAAA
Pay to Railroads.
Postmaster General Hitchcock has or
ganized a new bureau in his department
which has been charged with the duty OF
collecting data bearing upon mail pay to
the railroads.
Under a law passed IN 1877 the rail-
roads are required 10 make reports 10
the government at stated intervals, set
ting forth in detail the exact cost en-
tailed in transporting the mails This
statute remained a dead letter for many
years. Some months ago Postmaster
General Hitchcock notified the railroads
that In the future they would be re-
CURED TO comply with the act Of 1877.
The reports OF the railroads are begin
ming to come in. They will be turned
over TO the new bureau, and by the time
Congress meets the Postmaster General
expects TO be in possession OF authentf-
Gated information as 10 just what Il costs
the railroads to handle the mails This
viii be used in recommendations to Con-
gress for a readiustment of railway mail
pay. The department believes that the
amount paid the railroads may be re-
dueed without doing the carries any IN
justice.
The Washington herald., 1910-07-03
WILL SEE ROOSEVELT.
Representative Poindexter's Engage
ment Eycites Interest.

Representative Poindexter, of Washing
ton. one of the most radical Of the Re-
publican insurgents In the House. has an
engagement to confer with Theodore
Roosevelt at Oyster Bay Tuesday.
Mr. Poindexter will be accompanied by
a sympathizer with the insurgent cause,
not a member of Congress, whose iden-
tity he refuses TO disclose.
AS Pinchot. Garfield. La Toilette, Bris-
tow, Madison. and Murdoch, all insur-
gents, have made the pilgrimage 10 oys-
ter Bay. the news that Mr.. Poindexter
is 10 meet Theodore Roosevelt has ex-
cited a lot of interest in Washington.
Mr.. Poindexter is serving his first term
In Congress. He landed in the insurgent
camp as soon as he reached Washington.
He is an outspoken critic OF r. A. Bal
linger, Secretary OF the Interior He is
a candidate for the United States SEN
ate, and is being opposed by all the
Ballinger influence. Taken all In all,
Poinde1ter is a live wire.