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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-28
VEN MprE. %. Iebr.

VNt1 ~ - -Os yCok"
RebI. - 2ufubr 20,965 8bls., gerianot
s95 BbIs. Der Rarft mar feit, aber rubig.
Bintsr gateHts s. $4,000, SprtHg clears
s4.5O--4.S5, aanias itraisbts s. 5O0-5.20.
aoeaenmebl iit isft. Sair bis eus
tss s4.30-i.45, dolce bis fancD $3.50
465.
mebl TT ftau su 800
-2.05 per 100 gfunn.
Rais mebl TT ftetig. 5sines psises
uno geIbeS 81 3d. so, srobes 81 Al 80,
&ilnorieo $40.
Rosacn lit rubis. 80. 2 Deitern 90c
I. 0. b. Rem g)orf.
gerfte 1T nominea. glatsgerite 85-S7c
{. I. (. uno neue 5utterserite 69-7014c c. /.
(. Rem Dort.
@eiseu.-3ufubr 55.2oO Bu., gerIaubt
- 8uibeI. Tartt ftettg. Ro. 2 rotbsr
1906 TN Gleuator nno l3Oc uonEinea
fob. idbuimmeuo; 20. Rortbern Tulutb
uuO no. z barter aSinter 1895 I. 0. b..
ihwinrmenb.
8eIi6tcrr. - 3ufubr 1915, gsrs
idubt - 9u. gaartt ftetis. go. z 6S1ac
I'm GIeuator. 69c abseIieisrt unO 6s1ae /.
o. b. itrpimmeuo.
safer. 3ufubr $3.50 su., gerfaubt
- 9u. Eldrtt rubie. Gjemiidter 26 bis
32 8funo 'bper, nonriuen; weiser % bis 81
pfuuo ihuer, 5211ll-55c; bei6nittensr DO.
"a bis az gfuno lbuer 531129-581ac.
Sen 1T feft. 10. 2 l05c. SO. 3 95-
l0Oc. gttes bis dolce ll2-1ljc.
Sopfen iit ftetie. State 1909, creindrer
bis 6oice 3O--34c; 1903. orotndrer bis Dolce
l5-lSc; 9aeific Goat 1903, 20--2lc; 1908
I3-lsc.
56ute fino ruiaia. Central amsrtca q
-ll12c, 8o9ota 2l11SS-221se.
ssosr 1T Jeff. aeio 2S-29t.
@oIIs III iteiia. Tleeee 36--37e.
8ori 1T ieIt. 5amiIp s26 so, ibort clear
S25 .0O-27 80, Reb $3.50.
seef lit isit. sSauriIp $3.50 - 1900.
Rsb sl3.O0-l3.50, Bee. S6iuten s24 90
-26.00, 9erpatt si2 .Op-l2, so, Gi.p ertro
3noid Res s21 .0O-23.00.
GutReats iino feit. GepotcIte Bel
lies l414--l6e, DO. Shulteru So - s1c,
DO. Sdiuten l41I--l5c.
SdmaI; 1T feit. - RisbLe Beit prime
sl385-iS.45; raffiuirtes itetig. Cont
uent $3.50, 2. y. Sla.40. COMPOUND 81.
-loc.
1aLs lit fef. - Gttp sI-7c, GOuntrr
6L-7c.
8aumpoIIiaameusDeI III itetie
Brima robes S6.33, prina CONNER gsIbes
S1lU-I.SO.
8etroIenmi lit itetie. Rdfiinirtes ReE
Dort $3.50. SbilaoslpeiG uRo Baltimore
81 90. DO. In 5uli - 40
SarS 1T rubis. Straiueo, sep65nIiae.
bic autes - .50-4.55.
Terpenttn N 1T rubia III exc.
Refs Ut itetis. GtHbeimiiber 21<-5s%t
9atma 51k-6he.
R0Iafis 5 iititetis. Rem Orleans cper
Kettle. gutter bis hotce, 32--42e
Suder. Rpber in feft Ruscapaol
~ Ieit 1886, Centrifugal 96 Ieft 1856
Wolahes smder 50 Ieit 3.6l. Raffiuirter If
itetia. Gut Soaf 6.O5, Gruibeo $3.50
Woulb ~" 5.60c, Cubes 5.5Oc. BON
oereo 5,35e, Branulateo 5.25e, Diamond
~" 5.25, Gonfectiouers "a" 5.5Oc; Ro
| 800, Re. 495c, Ro.4. S5e. Ro. 5 4.SOc
30. 4.75c, go. Z i.7Oc, 70. 8 4.65c, 30
Q 4.00.
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Cbtcaoo, 20. 7Se6r.

Rinbpte 3. - Beeues $40 - 800,
Ieras Stiere 81 .jO-5.60 rpeftIife Stiere
"a. .5O-6.25, Stoters unD TSeeoers $3.50
5.75, RIbe uno Seifers g .5O-6.15, Aal6er
$7.25-9.90. Iartt itetig.
2 6weiue. - SeidJte S920-9.55. oes
nti6te 80 9.25-9.6212, ihpere $9.3O-965,
raube s9.25-9.40, CUTE bis auserIeiene
itwere $40 - 9.65, 5erteI s.. 1913
Nartt itstig.
2 aGfe uro 2dmmer. - Shoie ::
Ginbetmtite s485-7.75, rpeitIids $40
-7.S5, SdbrIinge q. .70-S.6O.
Sdmmer:-GiHhsimtid1e S7.5O-9.35, melt.
Hhe 81 7.65-9.35. Wdrtt ftarf.
3ufubr. Rinopieb 1900, Shueine
5000, Shafe uno Sdmmer 800.
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Reu Dort, 26. Se6ruar.
3inn mar beute iIau Su s33.l5 -- 81. 80
uno Supier ebeuiaQs; Sate Al 1880 -
1915, Ctec!roIptbit 81 1925 - 1880
uuo eating AZ Sl3.0O-l325. Btei mar
rubtg su 1876 49, uno SueIter ieit
su s5.45 - 5.65. Giien mar uuuerduoert.
Ro. 5ouuorp Rortberu gu Sls.5O-lS.75,
Ro. DO. 81 slS.25-lS.5O, Ro. | Soutberu
uno Ro. | Soutberu lott ju Sl8.50-l8.75.
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GeIb ,,on eau" ipar fDilIsg gu 2s-3T.
priua Gei6dftspapiere paroen su 81
So bisfontirt.
Sterling Gr6duee III feit. -
Gidt ~ $4S7 uno go Iage Si6t ;u
- 4.S4ss--4.s4s%.
9nnbes, ,CbItg ion n tuaren fte'
tia nno rpurben rpie folgt auottrt:
Der. Stadien Refuu6iug 2% 1917 eeb.,
AZ reaiitrirte 1S25) ll4s%--lI518, Gous
pons ll4sx-l151l, SO regiitrtrte 1O2a4--
l031<, Coupons l02224 -l0311%, ganamdG ous
pons 20 1Ol--l0lA.
Ter biesru6 u6obentlid9e 8usmeis Der 9eru
Dorser s3anfen lautete ipte toIet:
AbHabme In Der 3eierpe -. 81 ,608, 800
3unahme In ben TarIeben.. -. s., ,423, 100
Abnabme on Spesie ....... 81 $50, 500
abRabme on ,,Seaal Ienoers".. s247, 800
3unabme In ben Depoitten. 8, ,47g, 800
Abrabrre Tn Der 3irfuldtion -. 1885,, 200
Der lieberidub In Der Reierpe ii6er bic
geissli9 porgcibriebeneu Is lrosent Der
Tepoiiten beIduft iid Jest auf go, ,701 ,45O.
attienma ft.--Gs muree heute pdhs
reno Der beioen S6rienlasoen Elm itarfer
Grud gum 8ertaufen auseeii6. unp oieies
batie elm SalleH Der 9srsiie sur ,sosse. geas
oiue bate en- meiiten gu Ietoen. Ter Jiasit
itIob i1wa1.
RaditebeHos Gurie uarosH pon berssirma
SrwlH, BalmaH & Co.. Ro. 228-232 @als
nut Sirabe, bertdtet;
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9as RrIifaTs o6er4.S aI3
Is g ais. Jn Disfen gagen, no 10
biel Don 8ali bic Rebe 1T, odrf iid
audi bas sseutqetou bieIer Ututerie an
nebmsn uno cine tleins 8eihihte err
8GbIen, Die on elmer 0iterreihtiteH
Greu8itatiOn paFiert 1T. 9Or Sabren
retite Elm SSngenieur eines beutiAeH
&alttperts 5u Weibnahteu nah WieH.
I'm FreunoeH etne tIetne sSreuoe 3u
bereiten, nabm er cine 4R5abi Der
i6on gefdrbten auliiul5trtitalIe nit.
in sinem 9lafe, bas er i'm Shlafpas
gen auf bas 1ii69su Iegte. Gren3z
itotion, Der 3pQbeamte trttt stn unD
iiebt bas 9Ias: rWus babeus oenn
bu2" - raaIiIdI3. .-Nun muB man
piFen, boB in Oeiterreid 4ubrunss=
faI5 ftoatIi6es Wtonoppl lit uno ouber
itrenger @er3oQung unterlie9t. Der
9eamts fdbrt alIo fort;
.SaI3 - ia. absr ous miiiIen8 ia
per3ouer!"
nGrtau6en sic. 0os iit tsin SaI3,
ionoeru 8uIiIoI5!"
.Sal3 is Snl3! 9os miiTsns per
5ouen, sic mijffen beroustommen."
Sebr Grgsrlid tIeioets iib Der Snz
genisur an uno 9ebt nit ieiuem Saliz
iaI3 sur Reoiiion. no Elm anorer gez
umter Die 5rage erbebt:
,Wd5 babens oenn oa?"
r9aIiiuI3."
,Sals - bos miiiIsns per3oQen."
r0us lift teiR SaI3, iouOern SaIi4
iaI3!"
"suls is Gal3. unb suls mug Osrs
5olIt peroen"
Sum 9ounerfpetter. bus lift ia tsin
Sal3, ionosrn &uliial8, uno ih perbe
es ni6t per5olIen, oeHn oas 1T 3oaa
frei."
.glliO tommens gum 6errRgOritauo
bersin.~
Der 6err 8oritano ift spar angss
tleipet. aber i6LuTtrunten uno oabsr
iebr QrgerIid):
.Ra. mas giebt5 benn2"
y,S9 babe pler Hdlral3 unp -.
,Tas mufeu's psr8Ouen."
.gtbsr bas tIt ia &auoIiiaI3 unb---"
,SaIS IS SQI3, unb tpann's es net
ber3oli'n pol'n. nader bebalten mir's
bait ba."
.6errr . =, alfo gut. SsbdlteR Sie
es oa, uno morgen gebe ih CUR III
Han3oirettjon uno er9GbIe ibr, pas
fir asIdeite Qeute Ie bier bot!~
Ter 6srr 9DritaHb tberlegt. Soute
pisleiht not Elm llutsrItiso 8piid,eH
SaI5 unh aaIiiaI5 ietH? BloBlid
piro er roth I'm (8eiitt uub Ihreit
.3a uebmeu's Sbr &aAfalj uno
inau'ns, oaB auBi tommsn!"
llno Su bem gedmten:
.9rinet's mir net INNER fpIhe aeit
ba berein!-
3as lit nun freilidh Inon piele
SGhrt Der, nnb beuts tpiiroe man at
ipib onb bort uidt mebr iagen: Sals
Is Salal
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u.4ifsu esH sr f0Dbxe &R uH s1s %
2i4tica CO. 49,. .ftbt{ a.. Rs 2u l. 4E.. es7s
Af&itpH CO. M....flTIs 81 a. & e. asn. AZ. 49,
AsIenfic g. 4. L. a.. 81 rsifeHti xsfifiC Ar. ST.
Haifimsgs chte a. y9A4 9at. w. u Rsr 4ir. 951z
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reit e 6. EN- "a a0s. y. u Y. ese- sg.,.., s34
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Gsnf. ef M.d een 5i3st4 ABtis. 1aslik IL. iNiM
9t1ap Chis a. .t0ca xerft. pacifst 81 -. ~.
qhd. 4 Ibis td u. it13s Lrs G. y. ftss. Ar. ~
4kss. q Mlf. 81 sse.. Ty{ 4enH. 60. SIR slyl5l. VI
e.. y. 4 e. l. 4x.. 9sL Asnn. Gea. sT..... .iDs2.
" 3. g. esa. a.. yglz &sasias Dsn. sr -. ses
&M. .&Et " esn34.. " lSLN. II =. IL. Ia. Ar es5z
6.H.9. - Haf.esl Ia. 81 cts o. n o. e. sgI
f-&J Il 8ae .5x.. lea,I. e. % Goa. IL ~
G.H9 d Eaerfe 4t. atgzi St9 z. 10 f.geie a.. SO
Gcie. 9nta4ftai 1r.. ~ Sfab as Gfrs a.. h25x
felo. RiAisne a.. 773 Ee2fb &as. col ar. se5X
Nk q. rf. q ri ar. Sex senst Het ~. ar. .f01a
Gtl cueipH CO. sf fuH{ geHft Haf i-gff. A.. s55x
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y. n. q. xsf. ST.. ~ Gcufb ~. gen. 4r.. ~
3tfuxs 5F.....*-.. ~ unisa Eo<lfk 4s..-. t01M
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1dgliher yysarft Seri6t.

GiuelWHu AT, ~. tJeuE. I5lD.
Die nddlfolaenbeu Euotirunaen bejieben
iidl rur auf Gueros Irausattionens Bel
fletnereu 8eihdften Deroen etruas bObere
Qreiie berednet.
ifoueu.
Ter Rartt war rubis uno bic Breiie ieit.
Brimn 5team IL .90-l3 .00c,
Samilp l3L1--l3Lc (. o. b.
6enaeia Isene5 Sletih Wdrtt
feft. 5bort flare Geiien l2ss--l21sc, ibort
Rippenieiien 121%--l2ssc, ertra ibort clear
Setieu l2sL-l2Lc, Sd1uItern l0%-11Lc,
Bellies l3.50-I375 lOie uno 1se mebr per-
paiit.
8dcon.-Narft feit Gbort Hare SET
ten I35s-l3Lc, tlrse 8ippeuietteH 181s-
1876, ertra i6ort dear Setten l8ss-l33sc,
Shultern liL--I2Lt uno Bellies l4h-
l4s1e lois uno ls per gfuno mebr perpaft.
Sugar Cured Z Ieiidl. - Rartt ftetig
BEL auter Rahfraae. GainieH l51z-lGc,
3Jienic 56uItern 12L--l3c, 8reatfdit ga,
con 1916, Gdultern l2X-l3c, PeD
Dori Gut SduItern l211-l3c, trofene
Beet 5d)inIen I7--l71Ic.
SaBaep6telts Sleii6. Nortt
iieiia. Sdinten i4I-l5e, 9itnie S6utiern
llA-i21le, geIttes i6-l7C, Sdulterr
IlZ-l21.s, Rem gort Gut SauItsrH IL
Griides TIetf6. - S6inteu IA
Axe, gisnis SduIteru 1l-llae, Shu!s
tern Ii - IILc, ibort RippenIetteu IL
ll14c, ibort Hare eeiten l1A-llIlc, ertru
hort seiien ll-ll4t, Bellies 10 - 1915
per RfuHo.
Rebt unb Getrsibe.
RebI- Reues Diuter gatsut s5.s5--
$40, ggiuter ,Saneu s5.35-560, gainter
Samilp $4.s5-5.l0, Grtra Si.35-4.45,
oroiHdres 1915 4.l0. Spring Bateni
s5.70-6OO, DO. fdntp s5.O0-5.35, DO.
1sanriIp a 4.50 - AS, Rpeaenmebl reines
s4.55-4. .65, ,gemiittes S475-4.95 per gbl.
0etBeu.- Narti ruhio Iuo itstig. Ro.
2 rotber RiHter l25-l27t, go. liz -
12Ot. Ro. 4 rotber l06-llOt per Bu
Beli ttoru. - Wdrtt rubig unb iietig
Ro. peibes 66% - 66c, go. rpstbea
65-851St, go. lueises 621l--5419r, 30. Z
eslbes e4--6415c. 30. selbeS 631z-64t,
30. eslbes 81 - 63e, Rp aeuiihtes
6i-5415c, 80. B 90. 631l-64t, Ro. 4. DO
81 - 63s, weibes solbeuforn s. - SIC.
seIbes 90. 6e-6st, gsHtiidtss DO. 64122-66hlc
per gu.
Safer. - Wartt rubie uno felt. go
2 iueiber 5l-5l15s. Stanoaro rueiBsr 501.
- 5ir, 30 3 rue!ber 80 -- 5O19c. 20. 4 DO
$3.50, SO. aemiidier 49-491<t, 30.
eemiifier 4s1j9a-49s, 30. 4 DO. 47--4st pei
Bu. 3ertauft purben Gar go.
eemiih.er III 47I1e Guf benz Gjeleiie.
Roaaeu.-9Rartt itetIG. SO. $3.50
30. 20 - s3c. 80. 4 7S-79c per 8u.
Car no. 3 rpuroe III s2c Guf Dem 8eleii'
psrtduit.
Rals - 5ribiasrs gerfts. SO. 81
S6S, oroiHdre S2-Slc per BuibeE.
8ergleidl Der Betreioes ssreiie nit ben
ienieen am elei6eR Iage oss poriseu Sab
res:
26. 5e5. 1910. %. 5e6. 1909
Deiteu, go. rother l26e 1867
GeIidiorn, go. 2 aemiidtes $50 6sL
Saier. 80 ssmiidter neuer 4s1lc 55:
Reggen, 30. neuer .SIs si1I
@biSfu.
Ter Wartt mar ftstig Bertduft puroer
1917 SbIS. Ttftiaer's finiibeo @ooos aa
Der 9aiis pom 81 IS per 8agoHs.
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rpCerIeS.


3uter. - Preiie itstia. RafNHirter Gut
Sodf 6.J5c, ppwoereo SO, Cubes 5.sOt,
ardHuloteo 5.65t. Goufectioners ~" 5. .45c.
On ~" 5.l5-5 .40e. peiBer eriru &C"
5.00--5. .l0e, srtrd &c" 4.90--i 95e, croiu6
rer aelber 80. $50.
WoIaiies 1T itetia. Rem Orleans Open
aettIe 35-i0t, Centrifugal 2s-35e per
ejalIone
aeis.-Rartt siemlid Issbaft uub itetia.
eouiitaua, 5anep Sedo 6--6Lss. prima a.,
-5as, oreiudrer 3ss4-iLc, SGpan 8 -
4e per Biunb.
ps9robutte.
gutter. Rnrtt rubie uno felt. -
Sanep Greamerp 321Se, Greamerp firits 29s.
DO. ieeonos 27s, iancg Gairp 23c, 20.
2lc per yfuno.
adie - Rarii iietis. Ohio Hat IT1<c.
Reroweitliher l7L - l8c, Rem Dert lse.
Shpeiser l9-20 Sin,burser I7s, 8rif
l711Ic per gfuns.
Gier. Rahfraae aui, Greiis fsit --
Brimd friife SlhHereier 24e, firifs 23e.
anoere 22e, seconds zoe per Tsb., lie nat
EnaIitdt
@efIaasi.-Ear,t rubis uno wiaiaer.
Sunse 6Gbner 10 liz. 5iibner l6c.
Sdhue III - l2s. IruthGbner 20 22e,
euas l2e, iuHge eyateH l6--iSe, alie gHteu
l6e, Gdnie 9-lls per 9fune.
Cbit unb 8emiiIe.
Aepfel - gippius s3.50-3.75, BaIos
Minis go. s3.25--3.50, 30. z s2 450-2. .T5,
@reeRinas s3.50--3.75. ainas s4.50--5 90
per SbI.. SoHathdn 50 00-3.25, BeuHcpers
Sl.75-l.S5 pet Rite.
9itronen. - RGrtt itetig. California
$3.50 per Rite.
Crans en.--Rarit rubis nnp itetia. ---
California Rapels Si.00 l.50, SIoriea
81 .50-2 .25 per Rite.
aartoffeIu. Ginbeimiife 45-50c,
Wi6iaan 40--i5e per Bu. uno sl.75--2 90
per 5bi. auf oem GeIeiie. SlBtartoiieln.
e6ie Serieu s3.o0-25, aentutp 500 -
2.25 per BbI.
ar aut.-Rartt ieit. einbemiites q 90
--2.25 per Dbl. ano Ri9isdn s29.00 -
5000 per Ton
3wtebeIn. -- t5eIbe elobeS TO 9Oe
per Bu., peiBe 81 l5--l. 90 per 8u.
Sarettem. - Snnee 35-sOc DER Tte
tomatoes. - 5Iorioa sl.75-2.25 per
0rate.
2anSs GrobuIte.
Bebnen. -- Rarst iieiia. arima Rars
rowfdtf 81 75-2. 10, geiiebie unb bel Sane
gepFgiidte Rdpn y d0-2 80 per gu.
0eu -- Rarst rubia. go. Iimothp
$500, 30. 2 DO. $3.50, 30. DO. $500 |;
Nice. seHiihter Ro Sl5.0o-l5.50. SO.
2 DO. Si4.Oo-l4.50; Slee. Ro. L sI450-
i5.00, no. q s18.50-l4.00, Alfalfa $3.50
per Ton.
RHtIenfutter III feit. GIeie $24 so
--25.25, Riholinq grobe s25 .09--26.00. DO.
ieines $3.50 - 275O, aesniihtes Gutter
$z5- -50- 80 per Ienns In Buirwno II 00
mebs aai oens Ge!siie.
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Dom Oelbutarfte.
eamftaa. 2e. Eebr. 1910.

Samftae. 26. Tebr. 1910.
Tie @ef4dfte naren beute mdbrenp Der
furtsn 8anfftlnnen re@t Iebhaft. Die Rafs
rage mad Dorfeben mar dber teine grobe uup
Gesb III mtuia. Die Banien bere6Heten fur
Gdrlebsu ,,on eaIi" 4Ls% uno oisfontsrten
1eiddftspapisre su 51z-6S. Sm offeHen
Rarfte murben Tdtlebeu ,,oHeGu" 10 4xG
nnc amf 3eit su5 5% pIaeirt.
s2snia amf Rew Usrf
wafen ffetig unb purben su gart srpiiheu
Bauien pertauit. Tte Gounterrate betrdgt
soc grdmie per $1,000.
sssAfd aui Gnrssa
waren feft. Seute iino bic foIsenben
Euottruneer ~ bert1ten:
tonoon, 3 Iage Si9t, S4.67L per f.,
90 Iaee Sidt, S4.s3Z per f. Daris 3
1age sitt, 5l21<<-520 francs per 500 ;
90 1ase etat. 5l7L - 5lsk francs per
500 fir Teutihlano, 4 1ase Stdt,
Widrt s5Le, DO. 90 Iage Gitt, s411c.
Documentary Bius duf eonoon rpuroen
~ Si.S3, aui G3iasaow Bu s4.S2& uuo
auf Selfoit su s4s2h periaaft.
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tia uub bic greiie itanoen etfpcs iiber oenen
pom porigen Somitaa. Stcdsrs nno sSees
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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-09-01

Mrs. Clint Hoppock and children
returned last week from their visit
In Wisconsin.
Peter shane had both bones Of hts
limb below the knee broken last
Monday afternoon. Peter in COM
pany with q number OF other lads
was racing horses a. the track north.
east OF town. Eugene Dougherty
was present with Baby Jet" a dash
ing shetland which he had just got
the day before. It was Peters turn
to try the new horse but In some
unaccountable way he was thrown
and stepped on by another horse. DR..
was called to give medical aid.
/ The Nj. Vernon school will open
next Monday, the 9Th. Teachers for
each grade have been secured.
Roy B~utterfeld and family moved
to mitchell Tuesday, where Roy will
work for the Burg Shoe Co. Mr..
and Mrs. Butteraeld have lived in
Mt. Vernon for the past eight years,
and Mr.. Butterheld has been q most
dohliging clerk at the Merchandise
Store. We wish them success.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-09-01
MT. VERNON items

Mt. Vernon, s. D.-Miss Vida
Shane was a Mitchell caller Monday.
Mike Dougherty and Joe Pollard
started Sunday for Idaho, where Mr..
Pollard was called by the serious ILL
ness Of his brother.
Adolph Romeneck left Tuesday for
Hayes, S. D., where he will take a
vacation Of about ten days.
Miss Ella Mabbott is enjoying a
visit with her friend, Miss Ruth Tur-
|ney, Of Mitchell.
Miss Josie Porter returned Friday
from her outing in Colorado.
Mrs. Robert Roantree of Rock VAL
ley, Iowa, is here visiting old friends.
A number of Mt. Vernonites took in
the "squaw Man" at Mitchell Tues
day night. Those that went in autos
we're obliged to remain until morning
because Of the heavy rain in the ev-
ening.
MI. and Mrs. Stewart enjoyed a
call from their cousin Of Beresford
over Sunday.
Mrs. E. L. Bridge will teach school
for Miss Ida King until Miss King is
sufficiently recovered from her long
illness to take charge.
DR.. Ch1istianson returned Tuesday
from North Dakota and Minnesota,
where he has spent the past month.
w. Fl. Snyder and family a r sell
ing their household goods, and expect
to be able to leave Mt. Vernon next
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-09-01

In the year 1910.a president Of the
United States for the first time sug-
geeted that the tariff laws be revised
piecemeal. a schedule or two at a
time. IL desired. That is a statement
that will be written into history. 1t
Is the point Of "farthest north for
President Taft. It required real in
dependence and sincerity of thought
to reach such q conclusion, contrary
to all precedents provided by the re-
publican party. It is important not
so much because Of the method it
proposes as because it is based upon
determination to make the tariffs
as they ought to be. instead Of as the
manufacturers want them to be.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-09-01
THIS Is Il YEAR

that shows the difference between
sova farming ana poor farming. You
can make and save money by studying
the causes for success OF our most
prosperous farmers and applying the
farm operations. The Dakota Farmer Of
Aberdeen, S. d., makes a business Of
seeking ont ard a~nal-zing these causes
and presenting the results to its read
Thousands Of farmers have found
in the columns of this great paper The
ideas that have made them prosperous.
You CON got threeifree copies by send
ing yctr name and address on a.postal.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-09-01
TO
RAISE THE MAINE

Beverly. Mass.-If plans, which
Taft regards as favorable are adopt
ed, the battleship Maine. sunk in Ha-
yana harbor twelve years ago. may be
sailing homeward on or before Christ
mas. John F. O'Rourke, an engineer
Of New York, submitted plans today
to Taft. O'Rourke departed with in
structions to meet the president in
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-09-01

NY M.
EE nssGS fron 10 unfair
6sstrtbuttea ot tst11iI Ia national con-
ventions. There IL temptation 10 re-
sort to all sorts Of methods to secure
republican delegates in the South.
With more or less regularity re have
EAeard charges OF corruption OF the
ANAL lot Of republican voters In the
south, Who have 90 much more to
say than their brothers Of the north
as to who shall be nominated for
president. II Is not altogether agree
able for the whites Of the north to
consider that the negroes OF the south
are given much more influence in the
republican national convention than
they. This condition suggests to any
frst-term president the use OF fed
eral patronage to secure the southern
delegates. There is no question that
this was a part OF Roosevelt's sue
cessful plan to nominate Taft as his
successor. But it is wrong, all
wrong. The few white republicans
in the south feel no responsibility for
the fortunes Of the party, and the
negro voters Z not sufficiently
qualified as electors to warrant CIV
ing them more than the whites Of the
north to say.
1t does not appear to The Republi-
can as 1t does to Cummins, that 1t Is
hopeless to attempt to change in the
national convention the basis upon
its members are chosen. But
II it cannot be done there, it surely
be in congress. The Iowa Sen
has put his finger upon a real
evil in national politics.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-09-01
THE TEACHERS
ON THE FACULTY
MANY NEW FACES ARE SEEN ON
THE FACULTY OF THE CITY
SCHOOLS AND FORCE IN
CREASED.

With the second day of school
things have commenced to shape
themselves for the years work, al
though there has to be some adjust
ments made in order to accommodate
the large number Of scholars in some
departments.
On the east side in the primary
departments the attendance is light,
and this is noticed to some extent on
the west side. On the south side
the primary grades are overlooking
and it is possible that another teach
er will have to be employed, accord
ing to the statement Of Superintend-
ent Hot, who is making the rounds
of the schools. The attendance in
the high school is very good indeed
The teaching faculty has been in
creased this year by three, the i'm
portant addition being that of a man.
ual training teacher. Paul N. Ford
has been secured for the place and
he will devote his time to instructing
the boys in this work, and there is
evidence already that it is going to
be an interesting study.
There are sixteen new teachers on
the faculty this year, occasioned by
many Of the former teachers resign
ing last summer. The new faculty
lis now composed Of the following
members:
F. H. Hof, superintendent.
High School.
]. J.. Manthey, principal; Edna
THAN, supervisor of Music;J. e. Mar
tin, physics, chemistry and athletics;
J. G. Lindsey, history; Anna Whitley,
mathematics; Cora P. sletten, botany
and Photography; Efae F. Putney,
Latin; Leuella Turrell, English and
history; Anna Whitley, English; A.
e. VanLandegend, m~athematicss;
Paul Ford, manual training and ath-
.letics.
4 Central Schools.
Lilly A. Patterson principal. eighth
grade, Ethel Jones, eighth grade;
Ella Linklater, seventh grade; Bes-
sic p. Darn, seventh grade; Cora
n. TRACER, seventh grade; Judith
Greguson, sixth grade.
A d Whittier Schools.
i, Y Pearl Mallory, fifth grade.; Elsie
Hardy, fourth grade; Maude E. John
ston, third grades; Iva Steady, second
grade; Sara Scallin, first grade and
principal.
4 Longfellow Schools.
Mildred Curtis, sixth grade; Flor
ence L. Shelby, fifth grade; Mary E.
Cook, fourth and fifth grades; Bessie
Mcguire, second and third grades:
Nellie NJ. Lindsey, first grade and
principal.
Lincoln Schools.
Vera L. Drake, fourth grade; Flor.
ence l.. Phelps, third grade; Agnes
ecker, second grade; Helen Walker.
first grade and principal.
Eugene Field School.
Nettie B. Field, third and fourth
grades; Tillie White, first and second
grades and principal. Elizabeth
Fitzpatrick, fifth and sixth grades,