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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
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s76 gbls. Tiftiaer's Sintiheo Goobs aa
Der Bats poa Sl.35 per Gaqone,
Groceries,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
1rt, 0ppbs Martt.
Cincinnati, 4. 4prtI l9l

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itettg bis feft. Ile aa6frage mar cine
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bait gemabt.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
Vieroe uno Wfauleiel.
GinrinnQtt. 4. april 1910.

lie SituatioR bat id nur penig per3ns
bert. Tie Rahira9e mar etne siemIit CUTE
unb bic 8reiie etnGs ntuiger fur bic ges
pobnlihen gferoe, wdbreno bic beiiereH
itetiq blieben 9adite1enbe Euotirungen
purcen am S5lub Der @o1e nambaft ges
matt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05

$3.50, 0o. 2 $l4.00-1.450, alfaIfa $3.50
per Ton.
MibIenfutter III feit. SIete $24.5O
--25.25, WiDbIing grobe $25. .0O--26. 90, bo.
feines $3.50 - 27.50, gemiittes sSutter
$25.50--26.50 per Tonne Tn Butt unb 81 90
mebr anf benz @eleiie.
91oIle. - Die Hahfraee mar cine quite,
bic 3ufubr geuiiseno nnb bic Sdnplsr fauf:
ten 5u ben folgenoen 9sretIen:
ungemai i6ene.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
Siebmdrfte.
Cincinnati, 4.

GirciH natl, 4. IpriI.
3uFubr uno 8eriauot pdbreno Der pers
Foiieneu g8ohe, usrgIideu nit ben Spei
uorbergebenoen 8oasn, wGreH ME iOLst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05

Rtropie b.-Gie 3ufubr mar aud 6eute
ipieoer ;iemlid eroB. Die beheren Ieitz
ten SIeilheriorten uuo Seiiers paren itetig,
ionit aber fieIen Die 8reiie un l5-25c pro
100 9funo. 9ute Stoders unb Geeoers
rparen in gutter Ra3irage uno ftetig, bic an
oeren !areiam.
Sduere Stiere brad,ter s675 7.75,
Dhien S3.oo-5.75, 5Ieii9eritiere, ertra
So S5-7.25, CUTE bis auserleiene 1926
- 6.75, orbindre bis quite $500 -
500; Sei'ers, ertra 1915 - 800,
quite bis auserleIene S6.00-6.65. oroindre
bis quite $3.25-5.75; Siibe, ertra s575-
$50, quite bis auserleisne S5.10--5.65, orbit
mare bis quite 275-5.00; Gamers 50 %
$50, Stofers uaS 5eesers S3.25-6.25,
ertra $6.35-6.50.
cullen. - Bel mdbiger 3ufubr paren
Die yretie heute itetio.
5ette S5.5o--6.00, i ertra S6.25, Bologna
"a 35--5. %. eytra S5.35-5.50, maeere unb
leichte s. 00-4.25.
Mtlhtlbe. - 5ie 3ufubr mar tn Der
uerilcfienen abode beoeuteno GROCER uun
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05

Dele. - Tartt rubis unO feit qein0l
robes SIC, getohtes S3c per 8alone tn 9ars
tien pom IA Bbl. GrtrQ gDinter Ieit
aarbol SIC per @allone' Cotton Geeo
Del robes "a - 55e, rGfftnirtes $3.50
8alone. Terpentin CSC, BetroIeum, 9ers
lection l0c, Ohio, aentutD uuo Snotana
6a4c per Gaaone. erown 9aioIiR 1Sc,
Rapbta l2c per Galone.
Sals. Der Wartt III rubta. Ohio
Riper 95c-$1 90 per 8bl. pon 23O gfo.
3aIs lit ftetig. grima Gitu 7ss-711c,
DO. Country 7L-7l<e per gfuno.
8obIen.-2Rartt ruptg. Dousbtosbenp
$3.50, Rub uno Glad 500 -2.25,
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Glad Sl.90-2.25 per Gonre abaeliei.rt.
RaubIoie StiftobIsn S4OO, antbracite
s7.25-7.50 per Tonne obQeLiefert. Go.e
ioiten 1l--l2c per Bu. obQeLiefert.
Sdmereien.-Wart itetta. aieeTdu.
men S6.O0-6.50 auf benz GeLeiie unc s.. 90
| 7.75 per Bu. pom Store. Eimotbp s1.40-
65 auf benz 9eleiIe unb Sl.6O-2OO per
gu. pom Store. Budwsi3en Sl.OO, 5Ia6'
iaamen 800 per Blu.
Seoeru. - Rahirase gut. greiie felt.
| meiBe gdniefebern ...... .5O-55c
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90. meilten5 grQu. 1870
,, non Ieb. Gnten, ean'metB .40-42c
=. ,, ounfIe oemiidte 32-33c
grima Sibrer, 8obu, o0nF r0eiB.. Tx
, I, ounile gemtihte.... d
SabnensS6panSfeoeru, Ion9e iancp 75t
Irutbabn, Ioeibe ............... 75C
'orbtge. ge.......-........ s. &c
Sdute. Radfrage .iemti4 gut, Rartt
wiaig.
Rabseiat;ene 30. per Yiuno. 9%c
- Ro.2 "... SIX
| Gitp Builders Il. 9afers, frii3e Zoe
| Rriihe Ralbfeae ae........ l4-l5c
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Samms seae, eei6orsue. .... 20 -30c
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05

Wah s.-Rartt rubic uno itetig. Sdnos
Ier tauTen prima ;u 2s-?9c per gfuuo uno
uertaafen .leine 1uanti.Gteu ;u 2-oc ms5r
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05

3uiubr uro 8erIaubt pabreno Der per
iIoheueu 4S Stunoeu, oerQliaeu nit oerieI
ie!ben 3eit Der porDergebeuoeu Bode ma
rem wte fo!st:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
lleberii1t bes Cincinnati
Ny1nrftes,
fur bic Wontas, ben A. 4pril 1910
enbisenoe Bo6e.

Die nabfoIgenben Gnotirun9en beiieben
fid5 nur auf Gngross Eransoftionens BET
tleineren Gei6dften rperoen etrpas bobsre
Preiie berehnet.
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Ter limIas i'm bieiiaen GTearinsbaus be-
lief fih beute aui $500. 200.
Rsfat.erfarttdteH.
Ter Rartt tn 2oiaIiefuritaisn mar beute
iebr rubia uno bic 9reiie itetig. 0ar mes
tiae Bertdufe itno su berihten;
an bsx 9sIie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
gpu, OeIontartte.
M ontaa, a. gpril 1910.

Wonfag, a. Iprl 1910.
Cie Donfen maren aud beute tpieber NIT
Rortineorbeitsn iiberlaoen, bod mar pie
Na9irage mad Tarleben ieine grobe. @elo
III tu niebrisfn 3insraten su erIaneen. Die
Wanlen berehneten fir 0arIeben ION cau"
4--4x% uno bistoniirten Geiddftspaptere
81 6l-6E. SIM oifenen Rarfte s.,roen
Ddflsben ION eau" su ~ uno auf Sett su
4hE pIaeirt.
Hs4ia ant ssm Usrf
ruaren fefter unb es purben 15c grdmte per
$1,000 npiiten Banfen perlangt. Die Scum
terrdts betrdet Doc grdmis per $1,000.
Esshfd aai Gurspa
D1rsn fsit. Seute fino BITE foIsenoen
Eastiruusen 90 bershten:
aonbon, 0 Iase sidbt. $4.s8-4. .ss11 per G,
90 Iage sibt, S4.s5-4.S5L per L; garis .
Tage 5i6t. 5l2L--520 Srancs per 500 Z;
90 1ase eiht 5l71& - 5is1S sSrancs per
$l00; fur 1eutIdlanb, 9ase Si8t 4
Marf 9555zc, DO. so Tase Sift, 9411c.
Documentary Bills auf sonoon uurben
~ "a .S3s@, aui 0lassorp su S4.63L uno
nuf Hslfait gu "a. .s31 uertaufi.
sts.csfsaansnsa
rubis nnp itetis. Die ganien quotireH ME
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05

Ter BarH mar ftstis. 8ertauft nurber
SIC gbEs. Tiftiaer's Sini'beo Goobs aai
Der Bats pon Sl.35 per 9dlone.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14
THREE GENERATIONS OF DIEHL FAMILY.

Remarkable in the history Of Salt
Lakes social life was the golden wedding
| anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Christopher
Diehl Friday evening at tho Masonic tenn
pie. 1t was spontaneous expression OF
love and good fellowship and amid all
the merrment there WAS upperlnost In
the minds OF the guests tender and sen
tlnental feeling in their plainly apparent
sympathy with the life and devotion Of
this estmable couple. IL had been
planned To hold the reception in the Diehl
residence, but so many acceptanceS were
received that II was decided to use the
Masonic temple, and this was appropri-
ate, as for years Mr.. Diehl has been
one OF tho most prominent members of
the fraternity in this state. having been
secretary OF tho grand lodge since 1872.
IT was not only Masonic gathering, as
the guests were representative OF the
city at large. The bench. the bar and
tho church sent their delegates to minglc
with the men and women of fashion, the
industrial and business leaders of the
state. Several hundred were present
and all in all il was one of the most no
BILE social events ever seen IN the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dish and Mr.. and Mrs
G. IL. Diehl received their friends In front
of the stage In the large auditorium, the
guests passing TO and fro to the accom-
paniment of splendid music by the Phil
harmonic orchestra. The room had been
tastefully decorated in wealth of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14
|AMUSEMENTS
4 ALT LAKE THEATERS.
,,;s4:sss:.:.::.is-....-.s-..s

Observation-Disclosures: 49, : : !:
IuLr LAKE THEATERs. ::
Comic Opera. :
nal THEATER-"rhe Red ::
Matinee. 2;l5. Evening, i
Comedy. :.
S THEATER-"The Morals =
<ns.n Matinee. 2:l5. Even
Vaudeville. !.
I'm THEATER-Adyanced !
|1lk. Matinee, 2:15; even :
f y IHEATER-i;nperial vau- =.
Matinee, 2:50, Evening. :
|lA,:l5. :
Fsher's vaudeville and =
pictures. Matinee. =. =
"a Observation-Disclosures -
9s and moving pictures. 4
:; evening. I. =
Huslng Pictures. -
2lS, ELITE THEATERS- -
plrtUfss. continuous per- -
- afternoon and even =
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14

'i MIL at The Colonial This
fPa 1t is pretty. refresh
N ihroughout-full Of comedy
-9ouS laughter. Bert .. Swor
1er and Frankcr Woods as iIid
eNs especial mention. Their
sherlock Holmes and DIR.
eeplIonally clever, and. while
Z iun from the beginning 10
" opera. they do not oVerdo
Inc Dutch kiddles also share
az an attraction in them
=" VIII he a matinee today.
2n and tonight will be the
-aues 10 sec the excellent bill
hoek at the Orpheum. NJ
" weeks has proved more
,.,sc'ory 10 Qrph.um audi
I1lis with tomorrow's matt
~ De new bin. healed by
i ~ 1 a pantonimic drama
= Underworld
aone company at the DAN
- Presents w. j. Loclec's :
"a & ~ play. "The Morals oi
mc play has met with the
enJoycd some time aga.
~ Na'lotta gives a most 6u-
!, s cI pl a difficult role. and
on Marcus gives his usual
Isi0.iliancc n, There will be
~ '.ses are the rule at Inc
y, 'ecs bin is proving one
FL, Vnefsd. Lovers OF grand
|6rrsn' iaIe treat should they
The Cigarette Maker
Ssra w y wonderful picture pre-
ID sa,i,Sa a Carmen" In minia-
rs. sh ucgrec. Tho balance
~. 'no@n arc especially rood
ir5 ,nn yo OF the bill is wei
~ d,i,,. 1Ges with a dash There
se. and three perform
"a ssnss,cr,soers-those sns That go
"Wlua "st exceedingly large
ral III, women and Song. ="
!. fbo.ps ps Week-will be led Ia
e-h,tnv" "aYc found the foun-
~ nm youth. This attrac-
5einn upsoaricus success I'm
an0 other large citjes.
vzulriIa, a,s motion picture
f,smra enango of programme
hckn'A AZ The matinces To-
" arc mat The bills for The
rnnne a par with the OK
& ssv,mn' WHICH closed last
hg a good deal.
,al conu, a 70 sensational that II
ris ib., .,ra,tlon Of those who
Nsy ,ran us, which liz offered bv w
hlalou which is appear
u dIs', theater This week
ihl. lI,,'ctly lIud different from
city M ,b,, ,iAat a has ever bsen
,ahn eroa olat 1t has created =
III he hie M. the patrons If
lclng we,a ieaturc OF thu act
2!ehes tro,han member Of tbe
arries ii" tbsnmr men. one on each
,nlarenrl,i mem y, about the Stage
m Il ~ effort. Every nun
lipzs GOOD and each wins
asAsumatism.
i,a 4s out OF every ten cases
~, a' ale simply rheumatism
srs,isn ias to cold or damp, or
e.lnsaSan In such cases no
d 'u' % IS required. The freo
is,.daaaa' .Tdaaa'nherlain's Liuiment
es.lfG Gso. hs Give it a trial and
IA .ors' rvs quickly it relieves
n ista'e suess. The medicines
b o. ',naliy -, for. rheumatism
''iss ,''' very strong medicines
ss,.,,, ,',n useless in easos ,a'S; o.
dsas%;'a',lasr rheumatism. For
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14

Telephone and Telegraph company have
peen IN progress here for the last two
days. 1t is understood thar nreiinjnaI,,
steps nave been taken towa I'd the absorb.
ton OF q number OF small independent
companies IN the western and northwest
sondating the great companies that one
rate from Minnesota to California
AT the conference here there were
present II. NJ. Thayer of New York nres2
ldent OF the American Telephone and
Telegraph company. II. W Lane or Salt
LAKE president OF the Rocky Mountain
Beli Telephone company; f. c. Nelson of
81, Paul. vice-president of the Tri- State
Telephone and Telegraph company, and
Henry 7. Scott, president OF the Pacifac
Telephone and Telegraph COMPANY
The visiting magnates left the citv last
night but will return later in the week
@hen they will be Joined by Belvidere
the Western Union Telegraph company.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14

Leone company at the Dan
presents w. j. Locke 5
"a ~ ~ pIay. "The Morals oi
- y, sse play has met with the
y enJoycd some time aSo.
: Nsslotts gives a most 6n-
A !. 81 ~, vi a difficult role. and
Sm Marcus gives his usual
= N. 0s,iancc s9,ancc There will ne
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14
Railroad Notes.

June 18th to 30th will be lively days
for the railroads.
Several railroad men are mourning the
loss OF new suits at the Saltair accident.
All local Rio Grande trains on the Tin
tic and Mant runs arc now on lime,
The Park City train Will shortly get back
10 It's old schedule.
Eastern low rates Saturday will bring
out another crowd.
G.. * Smith, chief clerk TO the vice
president and general manager Of the
Short Line has gone north on bsuincss,
Low round trip rates are announced for
tho Pacific Northwest on May IS TO
June g.
The Lagoon trains now use the old
station on Third West and South Tenn
pie.
Just as soon as traffic warrants il all
the trains of the Salt Lake Route Will
be again put I'm service, including the
Los Angeles Limited
The Denver Times gives Colorado 200
miles Of new road this year and esti-
mates the cost at S54 Q00,00 That is
pretty high for one year. both in mile
age and rate per mile. A total Of 200
miles for the year would he quick work.
The electric current will be turned into
the wires OF the Lagoon road Saturday.
The immense electric flag that hung
at the head Of Main street during q. "A.
X week has been bought by the Lagoon
road and viii be used in illuminating the
resort. 1t Will be shipped out Saturday.
Interesting announcements In local rail-
road circles arc now OF daily occur
renee.
Work on improving the Parls, City
branch Will soon be commenced ana
rushed TO completion,
II will soon be "all aboard for san
Francisco and Los Angeles.
Some more of the new Western Pa
cilc equipment will arrive next week,
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flowers of May and presented a charming
picture, Miss Edna Cohn, who pos
sesses rich contralto, sang Beloved,
II Is Morn" beautifully. and the German
singing society Harmonic. rendered sew
eral selections. G. S. Scnuster was the
violin soloist OF the evening. and Mrs.
Thaanum of Ogden rendered the old ia
vorite, silver Threads Among the Gold
Grand Master c. B. Jack of the grand
lodge of Utah made an eloquent address.
at the close OF which he presented a lit
lie sack to Mr. Diehl. Master p. A.
Simpkin OF Mt. Moriah lodge I'm another
pretty speech. presented a similar sack
for that lodge. The two sacks contained
iive-dollar gold pieces TO the total OF
$1,000 a most touching tribute from mem
bers throughout the state and from Mt
Noriah,
Mr., Diehl was visibly affected but his
speech was a masterpicce-one worthy OF
Il great orator OF the past. for in il he
simply expressed his thanks. yet rose un-
consciously to heights of cio1uence, and
told little something OF his life and
his marriage and his corolng into the
Masonic fraternity and TO Salt Lake.
Bordering upon the dramatic was his per-
Grafton upon the three women he loved
his mother. his wife and his daughter-in-
law. kissing the latter as he concluded q
beautiful and fitting ending 10 speech
that caused many an eye TO he dimmed
with tears. Applause was prolonged and
most pronounced and at the close the
heartiest congratulations were showercd
upon the family.
The orchestra continued its musical
programme and the guests found their
way To the banquet room where, in the
center, stood long table beautifully
decorated In golden tulle and all the
golden flowers procurable. In charge OF
this room was Mrs, Samuel Paul. To
whose clever hand could be traced the
perfect appointments. Assisting were
many bright faced young girls with "A
touch OF golden tulle an ornament In
the coiffurc, they forming a galaxy of
beauty rs they passed to and fro serving
the delicious refreshments. Taken in It's
entirety. II was most auspicious sue
cess, and expressions of good will were
mingled in the good -byc~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Diehl We're married In San
Francisco May 12, 1860. and came 10 this
city in 1866. They both came originally
from Germany. where Mr., Diehl was
born in 1891 and Mrs. Diehl In 1895 Their
life in this city has been an open book
which all have read and no greater trs-
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HoYlnu Pictures.

2ls, ELITE THEATERS-
= plrturss. continuous per-
-, afternoon and even
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SALT LAKE ROUTE
REOPENS ABOUT JUNE IS

Notification has been received al the
local offices of the Salt Lake Route that
the line VIII reopen by June 10 and II Is
being advertised extensively all over the
United States, The round trip rate of
$40 VIII prevail to Los Angeles on the
opening: but the first excursion date will
be on July md 10 sth, when the $50
round trip rate 10 Los Angeles VIII be
In effect Naturally, everyone I'm this
city VIII read the news with delight for
the closing down WAS a terrific blow to
the hotels, merchants and travelling pub
lie generally, So by the middle of the
month, or In about another thirty days,
the line will be repaired and the through
trains VIII again be running
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.Ison and tonight will be th.
~ 'ues 10 see the excellent bill
week at the Orpheum. NJ
~, " weeks has proved more
sn,aclory 10 Qrph.um audi
1 'I1lils with tomorrow's matt
~ Do q new bin. headed by
Il ~ % a pantonaimic drama
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HARRIMANS PLANNING
TRIP TO SOUTH SEAS

TURNER. y. Y, May 13.-Mrs. +. II,
Hartman and her daughter. Miss Carroll
Hartman, will sail for Honolulu early in
July. No date has been announced for
the marriage Of Miss Mary Hartman and
Charles Cary Rumsey. the sculptor but
friends OF the family here brlieve that the
wedding will take place before Mrs. Har-
iman leaves for Hawaii. IT became
known today that orders have been is
sued To have the Hartman estate and
also the Episcopal church nearby reno
vated and in shape TO receive visitors
by June /
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PocateIlo Stands for Progress.

Pocatello is all right The city council
has passed the ordinance permitting the
Short Line to build a viaduct and sub
way. The work is to begin at once and
in consequence large four story hotel
building will be erected There is no
chance OF Pocatello losing its position as
the real center Of the big Short Line sys-
tenn. and all the new branches arc but
additional feeders TO this big center, II
is a bright future the city has before IT,
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Rio Grande Observation Cars.

DENVER. May Recommending Sun
day. May Il. the Denver &, Rio Grande
railroad will run open end observat tion
sleeping cars between Denver and Salt
Lake City on the two morning westbound
trains out OF Denver and the two aft
ernoon eastbound trains out of Salt Lake.