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The farmer and mechanic., 1910-05-24

Wheat easy; 30. ? red liz IL
nominal elf; No. l northern lis is.
lo5llhaI lob Options closed la
net lower; May Ia IL; Juiy 1.Q9:
9ep nber los Is
corn easy; No > 6s nominal ele-
Hdlor domestic basis Options closed
q unchanged to SIS net decline. Nav
o. july 90: September G9.
oals steady; mixed nominal. 4fG
81 ! Options were without trans
actions.
Beef steady. Lard easier. Tauow
duli. Petroleum steady. Kosin steady.
IuTpehtlne quiet. Rice and moIasses
steady Raw sugar firm; refined sugar
steady.
Coffee futures closed quiet. net un-
ahSed to points higher. Spot quiet:
no NO. { IA; Santos No. i 9 IS.
hlld quiet; CordoVa 1-4012 L.
butter weak, creamery specials. per
pound % IA % IL: do extras
= 81 q 2S. Cheese firm: state. full
cream, new. specials. IA 1-2d14; state
Skins. fine, 8 "a @10 II: do. fun
SKINS IL q -: exports 112
EGgS weak; State, PENNSYLVANIA and
nearby hennery. whites $50 do.
gathered, whites. 23 q 25; fresh gath
efeo, regular packed, extra tirstS
Il Il N %: DO. frsts. 20 1-2021
POTATOES easy and unchanged.
Ga bbages lower. Flat Dutch. per
crate. 90; Wakefield Use q co; Red
100 n 1-50; Southern 75c d125.
freights and peanuts unchanged.
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-05-24
Clearing Hous1, Statement.

New York. May 21.-The staten ent
of clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold $23,S23,-
e75 more than the requirements Of the
25 per cent. reserve rule. This IS an
increase Of s6.119,025 in the proper
t;onate cash reserve as compared with
last week.
The statement follows:
Loans s1,183,150, 900, decrease
s312,700.
Deposits 3,54s,1oo, increase
Circulation s47,6so,6o0, decrease
$1,000.
Legal tenders sss,47S,6oo, increase
s2.075. 700.
Specie s24s,731, 900. increase Sc
5116o0.
Reserve s317,210,5O0, increase So,
$4,000.
Reserve required s2e3.3S6.525, in
crease s186s.275.
Surplus s23,S23, ,975. increase Sc
71e,025.
Ex-u. s. deposits s24,234,40o, in
creases 6,722,35o.
The percentage of actual reserve OF
the clearing house banks today was
27.16.
The statement Of banks and trust
cor1nanies of Greater New York not
renorting to the clearing house shows
Loans s1.176,4Ot, increase sS77,-
Specie s126.43s,Soo. increase s1o3.-
Legal tenders s21,455,soo, decrease
s375,eoo. no
crease S1867 coo
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-05-24
hN EDUCATIONAL RALLY
SCOTT AND COUNTY. NEAR
SPRING Hull. ON MAY 27TH.

Especial to News and Observer) -
Maxton, MAY 21.-The citizens CT
Scotland county, near Spring Hill and
Wagram whose ancestors for aim ost
hundred years maintained first
class neigh borhood academy. are te
have an educational rally on the 27th
Of this month at Spring Hill church
ia the interest Of a State High school
Prominent speakers are expected
Among them. superintendent Joyner.
Hon. Franklin McNeili, Rev. Living
ston Johnson, Major ]. d Shaw and
Nr. r. A. Johnson. To All but Or.
Joyner it will be a homecoming to
the speakers as these gentlemen re-
ceiVed their academic training on this
historic ground
From the church can be seen the
ma arble shaft that marks the grave
Of John Charles Mcneil.
Dinner will b. served. and the
public, especially those interested ia
educa ton. will be most welcome.
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-05-24
New Orleans Cotton.

g." Orleans, May 21.-Spot cotton
81" -, unchanged. Middling 15c. Sales
t, ne ~por LOIS bales; to arrive, A.
ne cotton market opened after the
''H with considerable activity in
H. '"l4f+ department. The tone or
w. opening call was steady and prices
rh''. one 10 three points higher than
rs.." ''. a|"> closing levels. Reports OF
1e}, rams in many portions Of the
ut..E ""ere no rain is needed and
f4s', 700 great rainfall will have the
TIA ~ vi putting the crop badly IN
n4co = 1Ss and weeds caused nervous
5an,.- among shorts and created a good
veoL among outside traders. The
irg "o fgures issued this morn
Dloro not bullish but they were
M "''fable than expected.
uea+bo .''rcast promised more rainy
c0uov over sunday for the entire
mornira u and from the middle of the
nn6art| on, gave the market a firm
tradin. IN the last few minutes OF
receir@a' are proft-taking orders were
boyg.ss from longs by commission
The rna.1"l IIl few points were lost.
'anca 80 closed steady at a net ad-
ahaneaa - 70 16 points The net
"eek a." l." the cotton market this
pop or.vor ,%vor the short side. the old
'ower fg1ooS closing 13 to 20 points
ffops nl'o" '"" last week, while the new
only one to three points
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-05-24
IUCAM.A HIGH SCHOOL.
Closing Exercises Were Highly En-
iowa BILE.

Lucama. May 21.-The closing ex-
ercises Of the Lucama High school
took place May 17-lSth and were
largely attended. The primary
ercises took place Monday and the
intermediate on Tuesday. Fhe annual
address was delivered by Prof. Allen
J. BarWick. The subject Of his ad-
dress was The Power OF an Ideal
It was an able speech. The annual
debate of the Excelsior Debating So
ciety took place Wednesday night
The debaters were: a Affirmative. Willie
MARROW and John Smith; the negative,
Brady Barnes and Roscoe Barnes
The decision was given to the attir-
native After the debate Mr. II. R.
Hardy Of The News and Observer.
gave one of his in1nitable entertain
mentS.
The award for the best attendance
and department was won by Mr..
Brady Barnes Of the ninth grade.
The school is doing excellent work
under the management of PEof. J. L.
Woodward and his excellent assist
ants, Miss Elizabeth JacOcks. Of The
Primary Department; Miss Pearl Sal
linger Of the Intern ediate Depart
r1ent, and Miss Emma Jones, the
popular music teacher
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-05-24
CHICAGO Cash Grain.

Chicago, III. May 21.-Cash grain
close: Wheat No ? red 1.12 a 1.12 1-2:
No. red los 1-201.10 IL: No. ,
hard 1000 10 IL; No. 2 Northern
10 1-2d III l.; No. 8 spring 90 a
so i-2.
Corn No. 2 s00e1: No, " hite
63 IL; No. yellow 62; No. 80 12
q so: No. white 62; No. 5 yellow
60 IL No. 81 1-20 58: No. 4
W hite 5S q 61; No. yellow 5S q 8 1-2
Oats No 2 SO IL; No. ? white AZ q
AZ IL; No ; SO; No, white 40 a
II Ii; No white SO Il q 40 IL;
standard Il 3 1 a y.
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-05-24
Cotton Seed OIL

New York, May 21.--Cotton seed
oil was weak for May spot, and ia tbs
absence of demand while later po-
sitiOns were a shade higher on light
offerings, demand from shorts and
scattered buying by COM mission
houses. The close was Il lower to 8
higher. Sales, 1,400 barrels. July.
1.92 a 1.94: Septemb Der, 1.92 q .93:
October, 7.42 7.43; December, 6.54 a
6,56: prime crude nominal: prim e
summer yellow TO "a 500; prime
winter yellow, S.25 q $50; prime sum
mer white, 8.10O8S0.
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-05-24
New YORK Money

New York. May 21--Money on call
nominal. Time loans, easy go davs
"a per cent, and 30 days ; 81 q 4 ,
six months, ia IA. Prime mercan-
tile pa per, 4 "a 10 Il. Sterling eX-
change firm with actual business IN
bankers bilis at asa % 81 4.S45O :or
sixty day bills and at 4 % for de
nland- Comm meEsial bills 4S3 81 -
4.84 IA, Bar silver So --3 Mexican
dOllarS -
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-05-24
LAGRANGE, HIGH SCHOOL.
Dr. d. fl. Hill Delivers the Commence
maut address,

I.aGrange. y. c.. May 21.-Dr u II.
Hill president Of the A and Nj. Cob
lege. delivered a fine address yester-
DAY morning on the occaS: on Of the
cofnrnenaement exercises Of the high
school class At night the class gave
an entertainment in the chape! in the
form of a dialogue.
The following received diplomas:
LorainT Britt. Emery Rouse. LAURA
peele. Florence Wood and Bernice
TayiOr.
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-05-24
Chicago Grain.

a.eno+ ,Eeather conditions in all wheat
prowirlq sections Of this country aug
the apparently hopeless prospece enti. =.
any upheaval in prices turh9u ah5,c - the
ldar ,ner' sida closing quotations for mat
grain eTai S showed net loss Of to I "a 4
T,sere = a was also a decline Of ha If TO S-a 80
ais In corn, IA to IS q ,,a., 81 ID 'n "a '''
80 507fa TO q % in prorisi ms
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-05-24
keE York Cattle.

New York. May 21--Cattle: Calves,
fresh receipts and none on sale
Feeling firm for all grades.
Sheep and lambs. receipts 6,o53.
M edium lambs sold at 500; no prime
offered; spring lambs nominaliy
steady.
Hogs receipts 3.924. Feeling dull.
steady; no sales reported up TO late
hour
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-05-24

Baltim ore. Md. May 21-W heat
dull; No. Southern on grade. about
l0b: Corn nominal. spot, 63 3-s. Oats
steady: No. white. 80: No. mixed
z M II 12 Rye nominal; No. 2.
W estern dom estic IS IL S4
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-05-24
K~ York Produce

New York, May 21.-FTour ouii az an
noroinalIy lower: spring patents 80
i've -four barely steady. to1'''''e<>'
quiet.
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-05-24
Naval Stores.

Wilmington. n. c., May 21.--spirits
t,,rnentine. nothing doing; receipts 2S
casks On
Posin. nothing doing; receipts SO
barrels .,-
1-nda ,urpeDfine frn1. 800, 4 $50 and
20. receipts SO barrels
New York Dry Goods.
Nou York. May 21.-It was a very
The farmer and mechanic., 1910-05-24
New York Dry Goods.

New York, May 21.-It was very
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17

nanc-S unto and 80 the use - the -sid parry
81 the second part cavalier. her h"ir-.
executor administrations ana assigns, alb
-ulItslv 20 such Uses and purposes as ARE
Hereinafter mentioned. to w'' ipr ID" u-~
and benefit Oi the raiI party ~ IA" second
par' until tier said Intended marrtHg" shall
take place aud from aud after 90" -"l"mnt2-
alton thereof Tor Ier sole aud -"para'" Use
absolutely.
Nnd this indentUre also wi'nes-"'h that
in further pursuance Of the sad agreement
IN This h.hali and Tor m" consideration
q erelnb.fore rsfarrrd 80 ~" party ~ th.
hr., part CHAMBER, doth h"r"hy covenant
10 nav t. th,. party ~ M" second par 10"
yearly sum of S.u.01 during her Iir hv
furI- .uarteriy in-ttlmsuf- ~ q 'Hu "a'u,
the nr.' Of winch shall hn pafd within thirty
DAYS Of the ,slebra'i"n ~ IA" sad Intended
marriage, rho newt tire" months later and
80 on nv.rv three months. an payments -
b- ire" uf in,pm" or other 'tA"- which
NAV he pavarls according 80 ~" laws ~
me STATE ~ >"v ORR Aforesaid ~ "'hs'
Nt.e
Lha agreement says further thar FOR
the sole purpose IT securing the payment
Of S9O O-pI a wear tn IavalIsri h~ appoints
her his attorney IrreVOcabl. 10 collect
the income OUT % the interest," rents
and profits nu' Of the thanl"r estate
trust fund such amount ~ the i1OUp
annual income a. may be- due ~ ihiS
Is insufficient she NAV collect the VA lance
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To-morrow's
SUNDAY SUN

from thu amount payable tn Chanlsr
from N" trust fund IN tho control OF the
New NurN Life Insurance and Trust
Company, and n This additional amount
- iu-lIfli' tent she may collect tho re-
malnd"r from the interest. rpnhs- or in
com" du" him from tho Cniou- Trust
Company
tn" agreement concludes:
Lastly ms ndenrIre witnaS-et h-tha'
-" sad party ~ the ff-t part doth harsbv
.uy"nau' 20 pay anv transfer ar other duties
OF 'p-' OF r''.ori'us or other sfpans@a
Whatsoever which may D. duo in resp~ct
'u these presents and further thai ha (ths
sand pa-'v oi M" first parti hA. good title
and valid right 80 convey ~" hbovs prop
49, % and that be viii perform. ~NscutSor ID
al sr'h H.t- d""i- anl things - NAV ha
REQUEST" md nn~o~-arv ant whNnavsr
'Rils,i upon - 80 10 for tho carrying 10
sT.',' of fnr-a presents or further assuring
'hr cam" IN favor ~ in- stid party Of the
second part
IN witness whereof tho parties hereto
have hereuu'r -e' heir hands and seal
fhs day aud yaar Nr-t above written
HDHTr Ni"rHFpr CHNNLTR
N,rAIISa CANAtTEEr delta Liza
Signed. sealed and delivered ny The
above named Robert Winthrop Chanla
and Ng'a'tnr Cavalier, iorhsrwts~ Lima N
tho pre-snoe ~ Masses CotF
- MNU,UAN. - FAuhoIfg sam
Honort, Paris. solicitor.
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S-r' - The centre ~ ne offensive high
--r.sIrr ares vas over S'v England -s'sTfs,
me p-rssu-~ continued riEh over al s~r'ions
cs.t - the o. o~l, Noun ain. except ir~ ra-otss
Low srrss r,. srsd no H0"A. Mountain S'atrs
An. -s,p.Tf. -..r centre. over ARIZONA and
'Ibsffs
rr -. gsusrsu. u''- vsr~s- istveen the
r,...v Mountain snf ~ Mississippi. IN the lake
- giuns and ess'Nsrf
flTht frusts u'r1rref iu tonner'rui and
eastern penns' fArIa
In ,re south Arsnur snd ssst Gl' states ~
vs.s U'fls roni"r
mere acre showers m ~ south Ntanur snd
,,s.r Dgrfro amt min 10 tho N>sput Nall"5
and plateau stars
.. mi 80, fhs f-. pa- 'sir and warner. wind.
.rgrf Ia fresh nurttras' average humidity. - p~r
.grf narornsr~r corrected O." r~sd To ssa l"ys'.
sfsA " anH ~ u U--
Tho temp-ra'uf" c~'"rday ~ recorded by ne
- 81 thsTmome'~r 81, .no~u IN me anne ted
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-17

ANNOUNCE THE COMPLETION OLA
REMARKABLE DISPLAY OF FALL DESIGNS IN
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F YOU ""r" ''h'"''"l '"r MANY ''arN h'""
/ '"''"H' '"n'f 'i' IONS 20 p"'frh raf'l"s
i"r ''" F.fH"~" OF -" Hf'nR UNIFORM I'Si--
/ '''."h' d"n hu'" "ht' ''"' made
4 o. Tor. Ni' 'h"E meade ~
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! ~'f"', f"i'"'. 'hN"h.
g i'hF'hS ""'' ''''- ~.Ir">"
| ne. MAJ" 'N''' ''"r' wear ion ~h'"
~" WINES Hill y" Ni-' '''. nm" ON
~ N'h 10, VI .'i',al. ia NH'' al.'
VI. pr. $50 ~, y ga. "a - W. VIZ,
ni - ~ ''''. "'','
psrry that wa- r..f,r..-.ur,fi
$3.50.
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Ih,- reply rai-'-i ~" mrs. general
laugh 'ha' hah been heard during IN"
ih' Ea'i"h
- t"- instance. DID 'hsv make any
conf rru'iou - tho rruh .hi'lon par'v'
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Swift Eating in Europe

a who about spreading catnp Thou-
have bestowed him full length in token
Armed olpOpS back
who docs nothing
dow A variety other aoropc qualifications the
re hmnai
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An Auto or a Piano, Which?

Hand hand William f. Chandler and Winston
whose protected by Schedule
goods successfully HampShire summer
They used be bosom about book Mr. Churchill
TIls = under tho heading
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Z tor the nrst time IA tho witness char a.
lac glanced a. the entries and answered
i don't know
The former EllIngwood A Cunningham
hookke"per. George Carpenter. was ~.
called, because ha had made with his own
hand the ledger entries IN the series ~
entries telling IN" story 10 the transfer
from the Hackley special account To the
account of George Il. Malby of $50 He
was made 20 nucs more and even more
clearly tell the story NJ the TRANSACTION.
yREELASn's RAILROAD WORK
Then II " Nr'eland was sworn The
witness sad that b" resided at go West
seventy second street IA this CIty and a.
~" present time was president 1T tha
metropolitan Sur"tl"~ COMPANY. the
toriY-secuud Street and ,Grlui Street
f"rrv Railway Company. ~" Thirty
fourth street 'ru~-tuwn RlilWav Conn
p'ny -and S'm" others ~" was pr,.,l-
tent 81 tn" Metropolitan Street Railway
company from tit,' 'lm. at th,. uIgIul-
ztfl"n - th'. ,piuln.uv IA lSgi ,iuwn t.
iSSI or 1871. Then Mr. Bruce. asked
-NrT" You ~ uu" tini" an ufio.r - IA"
STREET Railway Association ut THE state
IT New York
As prrs,deu, 81 the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company | was replied
the witness slowly
What Office did YOU hold with the Street
Railway Association OF the state Of New
York;
As representing the Metropolitan
street Railway Company | was upon the I
executive committee ot that ass ociatIon
Did membership In the executive com
mittee Of the Street Railway Association
of the state Of New York follow eN officio .
! your presidency of the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company
1t did NOT | am making a distinCtIp .
hat Ma "a H.. Ill. 81
and II. II Nreeland representing the
METROPOLITAN Street Railway Company
some further examination IA To this
distinction led IN" witness To say that his
membership on a. Tracy Rogers pNeCu-
tive committee was Impersonal He Was
iher" - pan ~ the Metropolitan system
" street railways Then hv aid u putt
h-h"d records - tn. association - Wa
placed On record that MIR \r-laud 10
came a member Of the association 10 lSai
and continued IA IN" aSs"Ciatl nu until
lAr as a member ot - 'N"rutly'' COM
nlttee. during which tIm" G. Tracy Eug- =
"rS WAS president and during com" ut
which tim" Henry 4 Robinson VA 500
. rotary and treasurer. Mr. Robinson h"Irg
a. different Uertudz Nirc-pr,-ilant ut IN"
Metropolitan Street Railway COMPANY
and - chief LEGAL ropr,~-ntatIv" Dur
ing par II his career a. member of ~"
"NsCiItive committee If IN" association
Mr. Nr"eland waS ll-t'i IN IT. r",'ur,is ~
president of IN" Metropolitan street
Railway COMPANY and par II IA" 'Im"
~ president oC ~" lnt"rirpau street
Railway Company.
. What was 'r" ru-ru-. ~ 'Er. a--o-
ciR' tous u wa- primarily for 80" aue.-
tons connected v.'r D." drN "'uu1leu' "f
railroad standards and CONSTRUCTION and
operation and '1rus- g. 'n1' Nnt II
tnU >I'..v 't.r~L'r,">
. Wha' va. % ~....rdt-..v. 4 second
a-'iv . vat sr~,' a",I 'r o." 0.ra matters
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FictiOn's Part in Politics

There nothing the earth the under
the aerodome above the detained
that is 40 swf A. a - table d'hoe
do tho
when VIZ
ram naus N he
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The Sunday Sun

nenabe seized her She merely lovely but pigeon
and found cnCh walk her hobble She
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-22

Sin 3ng Der YiiiIourisRueiite 81
ienbafu
80 Neileu BON ct. GoniS entfern
iiberfallcn.
8ic arOf bic Sente Der SanoiteI
lit, nod nidJt befannt.

ct. 2ouis, W1o., q. San. 3ug
go. s Der W1iTouri Yaciftc gtIenba9n
bon 4unIds Stir, Der um 1O.4O 9tdhts
bier fduig lit, ipurbe am &bero I'm
9tertel DOR sehn ubr 3piihen 8lencoe
unb Guretu, 80 WeiIen Don bier ent@
fernt, BON bier masttrten Wtdnuern
uberfdllen.
Die bier WGnner beitiegen bic 2otoz
motipe uno nd6bem lie ben QotomotiDz
fi6rer uno 6ei3er ge6unben hatten,
tuppelten tie Den pofts unD GrpreBs
naqQon los. Der 2otomottofuhrer,
Der iia bulo freimahte, fubr nit grOB@
ter GeIhpinbiqtett 6ierber, um Die
geb0roen gu alarmtren. Die pdnd@
qierlpQq9ons itnD an Dem ShaupldB
bes ueberTaGs geitranbet uno nun
neiB nod ni6t, mas aus ben anoeren
Wagqon8 deporDen 1T. Der @rpreB@
fpaqqon fou Elm paur Sauien0 Dollars
in 9Qpierqelb enthdlten.
Die mad bem Beiten beitimntten
3ige peroeu 3uriit9ebaIten, bis man
tpeiB, no ith bic fsbIenoen Bug9ona
beftnoen.
| W}dn glaubt, baB Der 9eIbItront II
benz GrpreBDaggon on elmer eiRiamer
StsQe geIprsnot purDe uHo Die RdubeI
eHtflo6en Tno.
Die bret 9aIa9ierpaggOns itanoer
Bis nab Ufitternatt auf Der Saupt
Iiuie, mann Elm Spe3ial5ug DDu bic.
nit 5iIfsiberjffs antam. Die PaTa
gisre purDen M hierher Qebrutt
Der SonDutteur s. .. Butts itie.
pom .3ug, ais er anhteIt, um Hdt3u
isbeH, mas e ge6e, Die Rduber gabel
dbsr iofOrt cine 2ln3abI S1iiTIe al
| ibu ab. Gqhoem bic Qptom0tiDs oer
| fhpunoen mar, begab ith Der aonbut
teur nab eiRem 6armbdus, bon 70
aus er nab Ct. Gouis telepbontrts.
syu Der Rdbe BON gureta baben Iho
mehrere .Giienbaburdubereien ituttgt
. funben. Sn elmer DsrieIben erbeute.
, Warion 6eogepetb, Der tiir3Iih /
Gbicago Bel sinem Girbruh erihoiIe
nurbe, NIT ieiner 9anoe ouf stnel
3ug Der ~JriscO" 9abn $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-22
Cine 8erfolgung bes
6Iei 6truf5 beabfths
4in4

Glne 8erto ol9nn9 pes
leiI6trufts beabfths
tiot.
Die Rationale ReqjerunQ pirb gs.
ri6tli6 gegen ben io9enarnten5leii6s
truft porgsben. Da8 Syuiti3z8spdrtes
ment lit Der Nnfiht, baB bic Griiten3
biefss Sruits bduptid6lth fir bic
5Leii6preiIe perantportIi6 ift.
Spe3iatagsnten be5 9epartements
rpuren felt mebreren monaten nit Der
ltnterfu6urg oes gruIts beIhdftigt.
Der &nfdng piro tpabrI6etnlih fbon
in nd6fter @o9e Dor Der 8ranb Surp
in G6icdgo gsma9t tperDen uHo es
perben in aller Mabri6einltAteit ntht
nur Gtpils, iDuberH audi SrImln0ltla@
qen er6oben tperben.
Die sStrmen, nm bic es fh bdupta
fd6lih banbeln piro, Itrb: Wtorrts &c
Gombun1, Srptft &: 60. unD bic Irs
mour Gompdnp, bic ale an Der Jta'
| fioraI gafinq COMPANY tntereiftrt
Iein follen unD bic tie fir tbren ge-
meiniAaftli6en 8ortbetl toutroQtreH
! IoQen.
Der 8eqierung mar IS BET Der un@
terIu6ung haupt1ddltd Durum 3u
tbun, feit3uiteaen. in peI4en Be3iea
6unQen Die 5irmen inoipioueQ unter-
eindnber uno gu Der g}ationot Iddtng
| @ompanD i'm 2(llgemetnen iteben, uno
Oh Tie ben 9reis Don frt16em BIelldl,
| Der immer mebr in Die 5Obe geht, tona
tr0Qiren. Qus Der IbatIaae, DaB Die
Reqierung beIhloTen bat, gerthtlt9
por3ugsben, 1T an8unebmen, baB genta
genDes IND DOuni1ttge5 8epelsmdtss
rial qeiammelt tporDen 1T.
9lls Die Gntineipuuq be5 SuIti3s8ea
partements in pisIer 2lHqelegeHbett be-
tanut puroe, reiite Der bieIige 8ertre'
ter BON 2lrmpur &c GompaHp, Mlrreo
II. llrion, in auer GiIe tdd) Gbicago
ab. Iriou befunD itdh iett mebr Gls
elmer Dode in WQibiHgtDn uHD er
IoQ bier mehrere 8onferen3en mt BEN
J 8eneralaHpaIt uno Dem SuftI5sDepdr'
tement gebabt hdbeu.
Gin u u afOIger fir Re ? {
: RaiHep srpdblt.
: Ter oemotratii6e Eautu5 errpdbltt
. am 1Speitag 4beno ben Reprdientarter
Games ". Graham, Don SQtnois, gun
4 glanfolger RaInsp's ais Uttt9lieo be!
: gdliUger piHtot llnteriu4ungs
x aommittees.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-22

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tlass. auf betriissriitxm Wese Ghals
ben in s60be elmer batbsu WilIion
Dart sematt su BADEN, .rfolgte bier
bic 8er5dTsuns oss aonisrpsnsS sSabris
ianten giH3, Der fsinerssit in Canada
eire sissns Grobididhtersi bsiab.
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banhels. gu ben 9sprsnten ,dhl:.
audi Der 6amburssr Senator grano
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srfolste Der arah, innsm bic Siaais.
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inbeiI.u bamals gelung, nnh 4merito
au enttommen. bis er belte bies fsineE
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