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Rew Dorf, II. ytars.

MebI. 3ufubr n, JIG Bbls., 8erIunot
3,6l6 BbIs. Warft itefig, 9tobfraae mdBts.
2prinaQdtent s5J0-5.S0, gSinter Straigbts
50. 5.35-5 As, gainter gatents S5.5O-6.00,
Sprtua clears 81 .50--4S5, Atrter Grtrds
8o. ] 400 80, 80. 2 DO. $40 30,
aanias itraiobts s5.00--5.20.
HoQaenmeb tit fen. Fair bis 9us
tes s430-4.45, Dolce bis tancD $3.50
4.65.
mebt nomineq gu 800
% 90 per 100 Bimno.
Rais lit itetis. Tetne5 petses
uno gelbes sl.45-l.50, srobes 81 .35-l 40,
ailuorieo $40.
aogaeu lit rubig. Ro. 2 8siterE s01ac
{. o. b. Rem Dori.
Bexite iii nominea. RaI;eerite s5-87c
c. t. 7. uno neue Jutterserite 69-7O14e CT.
I. glep Dort.
1etseu.-3 3ufubr 20, 400 Bu., gerianbt
- 8u. Rar,t rtngereseIt. Ho. 2 rother
l261sc i'm Gleuator uuo 1855 norTtneu
fol id,pimmeno; Ro. Rortbsru Duluth
uno go. barter @irtsr 1856 I. D. b.
ihruimmeuD.
@eIi6torn. 3ufubr liz, 900, ger.
ianoi 92l5 Bu. NGrft itettg. Ro. 2 652+c
{. 0. 5. itpimmeno.
Safsr. - 3ufubr Al, ,275 gu., 8erIanbt
- Bu. Rarft itetig. 8smiid)ier 26 bts
30 gfuno ibper, nominea; petbsr l6 bis 81
| 9funo 'twer, 50--521&c; beinnlttener DO.
"a bis az gfuno id,ner 511I-56c.
Seu lit fsit Ro ! 1l5-ll7%c, SO.
| Il0-ll5c, Ro. 3 l05--ll0c.
Sopfeu lift itettg. State 1909, oroindrer
| bis choice 27-32c; 1903, oroinorer bis dotct
l5--lsc; 4aeific Goat 1909, 1875; 1906
| l3-lsc.
8 dute fiuo feft. Central Imsrita q
| Qebsr 1T fen. aao 2s-29c.
gaol le lit itetia. Sleece 34-37c.
8ort 1T ieit. Sanilp s27OO - 275O
fhcrt clear S26. OPS 90, @eB S27.O0.
sect If letter. SautiIp sl9.00-1s.50
Wss sl4.5O-l5.O0, Beefs5dinssu s24 ~
---26.O0. Berpadt sl2 00--l2 80, GItp eEtrt
5nbia Meb s2l.OO-23.00.
GutReats iino fen. gepOteIte Bel
lies l6 - lie. DO. 5buitern 81z - sIc
DO. ehinteu l51&-16e.
SnmaIs lit fefr. RiboIe Beit prim
sl4.75-lJ.s5; raifiuirtes III feit. Cont
uent sl4.90. 2. q. sl5.45, COMPOUND j
--l0Le.
| Tais ift felt. grima ett1 711e. Gruntrr
6A-7Le.
BaImwoTli dnmeus Del lit felt. -
grima robes s6.40-6.53, prirHa CONNIE
gelbes o. .42-7.45.
DetroIeum 1T itetta. 8affinirtes Ser
Dort 81 80, 9bilaeelpeta uEo BaI;Imor
81 80, DO. tn guIt 81 40.
Oars iii itetig. Stroireo, eewohnIids
bis autes 81 $3.50.
| Terpentin TT fteiis ,u 64e.
aeis III ftetie. Ginbeimiiber 2L-8s&c
4atMa 5X-61sc.
RoIaIies III fteti1. Stem Orleans Cpe
ReitIe, gutter bis dolce. 32--42e.
/ 3uder - Rober III ftetia. Ruscauao
50 Ieft 1850. Centrifugal 50 Teit 4.36c
RoIaiiessm smder ~ Ieit 3.6l. 8affinirtsr i
fteiia. Gut 2oaf sos, Graibeo 5.a5t
RouIo ~" 5.6Oc, Cubes 5.50c, BON
eeree 5.40e, Grauulateb 5.25e, Ttamon
~" 5.15, Gonfeetioners ~" 5.05e; ac
| 1900, go. 2 4 1856. 80. 4.s5, ao.4 4. .S5l
No. b 4.S0S, Ro. q 4.75e, 9io. 7 4.70c, Rc
4.65e, Ro. 9 T. 60e, Ro. 10 4.55c. go.
4.50e, Ro. IL 4.45c, go. Is 4.40c, 80.
| a 4Oc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-18
Gbieaao, II. Rdrs.


mebI.- Der Rartt mar itetie. Dintsr
Qaients s. .30-5.70, Straisbts 81. 1910.
sprtua gatents 81 .65-iS0 Straisbts "a 80
sos, Saters S3.05-5.40.
@eissa. 5lr Rdi 1121<--1l3Tc,
am SnIub 1l21e; fir SuIi io6T1ss-l0sc,
am snlub lO7c; fir September l04ss-
l051se. am SdIub I04Hc.
@eiidforn - 5itr Rat 631x-64lst,
am 5alnb 631sc; fur Suli 6514+-681sc, an
S4lub 65sss; fir Septembsr 66 - 65sse.
Safsr. Sar raj 441S-45Le, on
sdlub 445zc; fir Suli Az - 43e, an
S6lub 42141e;; fir September 3955&-4014s.
AM S9Iab 391zc.
Roqaen.-R 7s--7ac.
@erte. - c'ute 1utterserite SO - Gle,
quite bis dolce NaIsesri,e 64-7oc.
9siaameR. - go. 2. -. 2l4c.
go. l q. ~. 224e.
Itmotbpiaam en-s3.50 per eensn.r
Nleeiaamen.- per Gentuer.
Rssport. - $3.50 - 26.00 per 8bl
Tar Daai S25.G5 - 25.s71s, am S1Iui
YES 10; far SuH $685. - $3.50, an
enlus s25.70; fiir September SO. 40
25. 5.821x, am s6Ius $3.50
ChmaIs. -sl4.371< per loo gfine -
Siy Nai 1885 l4.l0. am S9Lui
SI4l0; fur Suli Sl3.75 - 1880. an
enluB $3.50; iiir Septensber sl3. .7211ss-
1885. am ShtuB Sl3.s21s.
Sbort 8tpperieiten.-eofe Sl3 .l2l1
- 1880 per 100 gfo. Siir Baai Sl3.47I.
-l3.55. am SdIub sl3.52L: fur 3ut
3.2T11s-I -I3371s, am SdIub sl3.321{; III,
September 1920 - 1880, am SdIui
sl3.27L.
s6uIteru.-S S6ort Hare Seiteu, per.
pdft, sl4.00-l4.25.
gutter.-Rartt fteiis. Greamsrp 26--
3Ie, Tairp 22-27c.
Gier. Rartt ieit. 5rtide 2l - 20
per Tuseno.
Rate. - War.t itetis. Cream l51+-
16Le per giuno.
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Der umlas i'm nieltgen GIeariHstaus be-
lisT itds beute auf a, ,oo7 $50.
xstsiAsstsSifsseH.
Ter Narft In 2oiaIietariidlen mar heate
lepbarter uno ote 3ret,e ret. etnc. 0as s.
clesHlc 90. Ait,en wuroeH an inesiten Ge'
saacst. 1is foIseuoen Yerfaurs ltno ~
esrsmtea:
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wes. ssnss nab aftssn In asw Dsrf.

gelo .,on cad" mar ntli,s bu 2Is-3%.
Erina Beihdftspapiere Ipuroen ju 20
5g bisfoutirt. ~
sterItns Grdanse tft ltetig. -
std,t su s4.ST--4.s7h nno eO Gage SIcbi
All "a 4.S314--4 .s3I1.
gunness DpIigationen rparen ite'
tia uno purpen uie folgt qnottrt:
Ber. Gtaaten Refunetne III lOO4 geo.,
~ reatitrirte ils25l ll44 - li2, Son'
goas ll41-li5t, s% rss'l1r'11s gaon",ra noI 1su,
pons 90 lO0ss--lOi.
afttezmartt. CUR abweba!un9
hotten bic SauIiierS beute bic Gberbano
uo pnrpe itarfer getauft nuo oteies bate
sur Eolae, pab Die grsile in bic Sobe GIN
aen. Ter Martt i4lob le't.
aa6ftebeHoe Aurie rpuroeH uon oer0irn0 i
Srruin, Haaman x Co., No. 2Io-@5@ sSalI
nut Sirase, bsriHtet,
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Ter @erianot betruo In oerieLben 3eIt.

Rtnbpteb. - Die 3ufubr mar beute
iebr aerinQ uuD bic beneren Gualttdten
bradlteu pole Breiie, Die aHoeren aber ma
rem langIam uno idpah. Stoders uuo
Eeeoers puroen nur meri9 9etauft. -
Mtldfube limb iteti9.
sduere Stiere bra9ten $625 - 7.50,
ertra s7.75. Cbien $500 - 600,
TleIlteriorten, ertrd $3.50 --- 675, quite
bis auserleIene s.. 5.75-6.4O, orbtnGre bis
quite S425-5.25; Sellers, ertra $3.50,
quite bis auserleiene S5.75-6.4O orbtndre
bis quite S3.50--5.50; aitbe, ertra $50
) So, quite bis auserleiene S5.0O-5.65, ors
oinare bis CUTE 81 .85-4.75; Gamers S2.75
$40, Stoders uno Seeoer5 $685. 10.
Bullen. - Ter Diartt mar beute rubig
uno bic Bretie fieGen I'm l0-l5c. Die bel
Ieren Eudlitdten paren Itetiq.
Wdeere uno Ieidte S3.50-4.25, Bologna
$3.50 - $40, ertrG $3.50, iette SuIen
| S. .50-5.7j.
adIber. - Tie Qodfraqe mar etne
;iemlit quite uno bic &reiie itettd.
Erbindre uno erobe s5.50-8.75, fair bis
quite leidJte 81 7.50-9.00, ertra S9.25-9.5O
8dlber in ben aommiiitouSs5 5duIern. -
| SGncp sc, prtma bis auserleiene -
S1lc, orpinare 5-7c.
Shpeire. - Die 3uiuhr mar qertng,
bic Jtahfrage aber mdbtg uHo Die lreI'e fu'
goteLs uub Sleii1eriorten iteIen UNI 10
l5c. &etd)te 9eriauotiorten fieIen I'm sc.
C5ute bis auserIeiene Berpafuna6s uni
! SleiT6eriorteu $40 0.SO-l0 50, gemtihte Ser
pa6unasIorten Sl0.50-lO.80, oroinGre big
auserIeiene itrpere fette Sdue $50 --
| 1928, Grtra 5000, Stags S6.50-950
Ieifte 8eridno'orten Sl005--l0. so, 5erte
pou 10 gfo. uuo rpeniger S7.50-l0OO.
Sbafs uno 2dmmer.-I Die 3ufuh,
mar heute Hur mdBig uuo Der Rartt itetti
bis tart
S6afe. Grtra 500, quite big
auserIeieue $6 25-6.65, oroiudre bis 9utt
S3.75-6OO, Sdbrlinee 81 .OO-S.00.
Gdmmer. Crtra 5000, quite bis aus
erleiene 81 80 -- $50, oroindre bis gut
S6.OO-9.25, ge'dorene S8.50-9.2j.
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Rem gort. II. gsdrs.

2inn mar beute piIia tu $3l.55-3l. 10
un6 aupfer nominea; Gate su 13.371 -
I3.62k. eIectrolpthie gu l3.l214--l3.371a
nnD Gaitins gu si3.0o-l3-25. BIei mar
fcbrpad, III A.45-4.55 nnb Spelfer nonis
nell M 1856 seb. eiieu mar nnuerdnoert.
30. ] Scunbrp Rortbern su SlS.0o-ls.50,
SO. q DO. III SIT .75--l8.25. Ro. Southern
une 30. / 5outberR ioit sa SI7.75--ls.25.
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1dgliber Syaarft Serid)t.

Cine innatt IL. BARS 1910.
Die nad5foIeenben Guotirun9en besieben
iidl nur oni Gnsros Transaftionens Bel
ileiueren 0ei6dften iDerDen struas bObere
9retie bered)uet.
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Ghicnnn. II. Wdr;.

Rtnbuie 8. -- Beepes $500 S.65,
Ieros Stiere 81 90-6.25, ueitltde Stiere
81 $3.50, Stoder5 uuo ,Seeoer5 $40
$50, sabe uuo 6eifers g 2.75-7.0O, &dLber
3, ,50-l0.50. Dlartt l0c boher.
SdueiRe.- -seidbte $40. 0.30-i0.7j, aes
mtitte l0y40-l0.S5, ihwere $40 .45-l0.S5,
raube sl0.45-l0.60, quite bis auserleiene
idmere .60-l0.55, eSerteI 5000. 40.
Rartt itetig.
Q 1afe uro 2dmmer. S6afe !:
Ginbetmi'de S5.75--S.3j, weitLihe 1915
$50, Sdbrltnee - .00-9.0O.
dnmer:-Ginbsimiit S3.25-l0.00, rpefi'
Liche -. .75-l0.35. Ilartt TART.
Su'ubr. - Rinopieb 5000, S9weine
Ia, 900, Saafe uue Gdmmer 1000.
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Qroptio nen.

preiie berebnet.
groptionen.
Der Rarft mar ruhia unb bic greiie fet.
G6mals.-Brima Steam Ia. l0-l4 zoe,
5amilp l4ss--l45sc (. 0. b.
feft. sbort ilare ssiten l8s4 = i4c, ibort
Rippenfeiten l39s--l31Se, ertra ibort clear
seiten l3%--I3[Ic, Sd3uItsrn 12-l2Ic,
Bellies l5-l5A loie nuo 1ae mebr usr'
pailt.
8acon.-Warft feit Gbort flare sei'
ten Is ~ 1916, turse Aippenieiten l4ss--
I8s1e, erira ibort tiear Seiien A14--l5t,
Sdultern l314-l354e unc Bellies lbH-
1915 Ioie uno ~ per giuuo mebr perpaft.
Sugar Cured 7 lei d. - Ulartt feit
Bel outer Rahfraee sbinteu l7t4-ls1at,
9itnic Shulteru l4-l412t, Breaffalt Sas
seu 20 - gle, GhuItern 1875, Reru
gort Gut ShuIteru l4--l41at, tro6ene
BeeisS6infen l7--l715r.
| eIbaepofelts z feiid. - Rartt
ieit. ebinten l714-l7Lt. 8tenic S6ultern
II1X-l2lc, Bellies 1611z-I71st, ehuEtern
i1A-12ha aeD gors Gut 56uItsrH ilA
Trtides SIeifd.-e6infen Iss.--
17Le, gitnts S6ultern 1lH--l2t, ShuI'
tern III - l2e, fbort Rippeniettcn l2I--
l3t, 'bort Hare Seiteu I314-l31ae, ertrd
ibort Seiten l3-l314S Bellies A-l71as
per gfuuo.
RebI nnb Betreibe.
Reues Dinter gatent s5.T5-
6.lO, Birter 5aneu S5.l5-5.50, @inter
EauttIu s4.75-5.OO, gEtra s425-4.3 IS,
oroindres 1886 400. Sprtng gaient
s5.65-5.90, DO. faneu s4s0-5.25. DO.
Samilp $3.50 - 4.75, Roaeeumebl rstues
$4.55-a IS, semiidtes "a .95 per B6I.
@etseu. - Rarit rubto uuo feit. SO.
I2 rother Dintsr I2l - 1886, SO. 3 ll2-
1876. go. rother % -- l05c per 8n.
gerfauft wuroen Gar SO. 3 rotber ggtrt.
ter III life, | car DO. gu l5c, auf oem Se.
leiie.
Dei 6torn.- Rartt rubig uno felt
SO. 2 msibes 64L -6 65f, No. peibes
64-64Lsc. 9o. 4 usibes 62--63t, Ro.
selbes s2111S-63c. Ro. 3selbes 62-621Ie,
go. aeIbes 60-5lc. Ro. 2 oenii6ies
621$-63e, SO. 3 DO. s2-6211I1c, SO. 4 bo
90 - Gle, rpeibes soIbeuforr 81 - 6st.
geIbes DO. $3.50, geriihtes DO. 6s-66C
! per 8u. 8ertauft wuroen: ] Car Ro.
weiBes su 6lLe, Car ROB eslbes III 621 &c
Car Ro. 8 eemtities su SIC uuo j Gai
aeIbesaOIbeu!orn 5u 6714c ouf bent Se
leiie.
Dafer. - Dt1rtt rubtG uro fef. 80
rueiber 4gl%--5Ot. Stanoaro psiber 49-
49Lst, go 3 meiber 1896, Ro. 4 DO
46-47e. Ro. eenriiater 49-49Ht, 30. I
semii2ter 1870, 20. 4 DO. 46-47
: per Su.
aogsen.-Rartt itetig. 80 2 s3-65s
30. 7S-82e, go. 4 72--7Se per Bu.
. Mails. - Jrlbiabrs sgerite, Ro. 8 81
: scr. oroindre 52--S4t per Buibet.
& rs ha~ Clats ~ AL yegSf arT
isnieen am sIeiaen 1ase bss uorisen Sab
? res:
IL. Mdrs 1910. 17.Rdr; 1909
. @ei,en, go. 2 rotber l22e l251a
sneI'dtorn, 9o 2 oemiidtes 63Ls 87h
Safer. Ro. z gemiihter neuer 1915 54c
Roggen, 8o. usuer. 49, .s3e Sac
u btsfp.
/. Ter Nartt mar itetig. Serfduit murbe
10l2 Bbls. Tiftiaer's rsiuiibso 1ooos ats
: Der Bats pom 81 80 per GaIoHe.
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8rocertes.


LII s,l O.OO-D.uDCs iptibSE tLtRU r,S
b.20--5 .3Ot, ertra &c" 5.l0-5.l5e, croinds
rer aeIber 5 5.O0-5.05t.
Rolaiies liz itetig. Rew Orleans Open
aeitte 35-40c, centrifugal 2s-35e per
Galcne.
Reis.-Rartt ,iemIi6 Iebhaft unb ite,is
Soutfiand, fSaueD Seao 6--61ac, priEHa AZ
--5He, oroinarsr 3s,4-411s Sapan -
&c per 9iuRo.
Tairpsg
Butter.--Rarttru rubio uHo greiIe itesis.
1antp Greanerp 331st, Greamerp firits 30e,
DO. seconds 27s. faHcD Tatrp 23e, 5lc. I
2011c PEE giune.
aGis. - Rartt itetig. Ohio fiat l71.e,
Roroweitli6er l71z-lse, Rem Dort lS11 (,
edpsiser 20-2ls, 2intburser l7s, Sri6
l71se per 9funo.
Gier. Rahfraes gut, Rreiie
fieiia. grima friide Silhnereier l9c,
iirfts 1875, orbere iss, ieeonos l6c per
Tso., ie mad EuaIitat. 0dnieeier 1oc.
Gnteneter pc per Tusenn.
Geflusel. Waarft ieit. Sur Srut.
hiibner iinp pernanIaiiiat. Sunee Sibner
17--igt, Snbner 1916, Sdbne 1915, Truta
BIZ bner l9--2le, CUTS l2s. iunae GnteR III
-i5e. aIte euten lss, Gdnie 7--9e per
Bfunp.
Cbft unb @emife.
aepfei. - ertra fducp 500, foner
s3.50-5o0. quite s3.25--3.50 per obi
Gitronen. - Warst ftetis. California
s3.50-s.0o per aiite.
Erang eu-Aarst rabis nne itetig. -
California slapeis s2.75 - 800, 6Iorioo
81 .25-2.50 per Rite.
aarteffein. Ginbetniiide 5O--55e.
WiGiean 45--50c per Su. Ino si.75--2.U
per Obi. nnf bem @eIeiie. SlbfartoneIR.
Gfte Seriep s3.00--3.25, aeatadD 500
.25 per Dbl.
ar auf.-Rartt feit. einbeimii9es SO "a
-2.50 per Dbl. ano 4RihisaH $500 -
| 5000 per Ton.
3miebeln. - 8esbe Blobes 90 s5S
per gu., peibe 50--s5e per Su.
aarotten. - Sunge 35-i0e oer Gso.
Tomatoes. - 5lorioa s,,O0-3.50 per
Crate.
2anbs 8robufte.
@ohnen. - Tdrtt itetia. 9rima @ar'
rowfatt 81 .75---2 50, geiiebie uno bel Sdne
aspfIldtr Rapp ~ CO. SO per gu.
Seu. Karft ruhig. 80. l 1imotbI
1926 1880, go. 2 DO. sl7.76 =
/ is 90, go. 8 DO. sl6.25 - 1880 aiee
cemtid,ter go. si7.O0 - 1870. so. /
So. slbo0 - 1850 |; alee. 80. | slS.t0--
100, 9io. 2 si5.0o-l6.0O, aIfalia sl5.5(
per Ton.
Rabienfatter IN feit. sIsie s24.5t
--25 .25. NiboliHs arebe SO .00--26.00 DO
jeines S26.5O - 27.5O. aemild,ies Snttei
/ ga. .50-26 so per Tonne In Bn.t uno 81 .0(
inebr anf betn @elsiie.
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Wo,ii Oelontarfte.
0onneraaa, Rar, 1910.

Gcnneritag, III. Wdrt 1910.
aud bcute maren bic GeIddfie In ben
bisKesm Hnntea rp;eesr siemlid, Iebbaft
Ood ijt Gelb nod gu nieori8en 3insratsn
40 ertnugen, ba ote BdHfen rtebr als gesltis
asnte Souos an Sano babeH. Die Banfen
perednsten fur borleben ,,on caa" A.
~ inb btsiontirfen GeihdFtspdpiere su
b-8&. Sm cfienen Rartte rpuroeu Dar'
Itben ION eaQ" su ~ uno auf 3eit sa
AZ pIaeirt.
EsA'd ant HsS a)srs
waren itetia uno murben su gari nno 5t
Iissonto per $1,000 sntihen Banfen Der'
fault. Die eonnietrate betrast 5oc gramte
per 5000.
hsnfd ant Qnrsva
paren f,etis. 3eute finb bic foleenoen
Guctiruugen su bert6ten:
sonbon, 8 IageSiut, S4.67ss1-4.S .SS per e,
6O Tase Stdf, s4.s5 per 4 Yaris
Iase cidt, 5l21S--52o Jrancs per SlD;
% Idge Si6t, 6l71 - ol51l 5rancs per
xlU fur 0eutlnlanc, 4 aage St9t, 4
Mari 061ss, DO. 81 Tage Sihf, 4Le.
Tornsnsn;arp Bias Guf gonoou puroen
30 ~ so3H, aui 0lassow su S4.o3H uno
anf Heiidit Sn s4.o3 uertourf.
naasss.CsssashsnsH
rabis unD lse,is. Die 8ansea auotiren pie
f0laf.
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on himself and Mrs. Hoopington. Their
faces flushed to distinct but harmonious
tones of purple. and with one accusing
! voice they screamed. You've shot the
1uN!"
Norah tried hastily to palliate Vladi-
Mrs misdeed in their eyes, but it is
doubtful whether they heard her. The
ma ;or's fury clothed and reclothed it.
self in words. In the lulls of his cutlery
could he heard the querulous monotone
of Mrs. Hoopington and the sharp STAG
cato barking of the fox terrier. Vladi-
mir. who did not understand a 1.-THE of
what was being said, sat fondling a
cigarette aud re peating under lis breath
from time to time a vigorous English
adjective which he had long ago taken
nffectionatply into his vocabulary.
What shall [ do with-that?" asked
Vladimir at last.
Bury it," said Norah.
"Just plain b~urial?" said Vladimir,
rather relieved. He had almost expect
ed that some of the local clergy would
have insisted on being present, or that
a salute would have to be fired over the
grave.
And thus it came to pass that in the
dusk of a November evening the Rus
sian boy gave hasty but decent burial
to a large polecat under the lilac trees
at Hoopington.-Laki in Westminster
Gazette.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-04-21
CAUSES OF NERVOUSNESS.
Doctors Tell Club Women Peek-a-Boo
Gowns Are Bad.

-Four hundred clubwomen and teachers
listened to a discussion of the causes and
prevention of nervous exhaustion at the
Academy of Medicine. Weekly lectures
are given there under the auspices of the
New York County Medical society and
the New York City Federation of Wom-
ems Clubs.
DIR. Grace Peckham Murray and DR..
Evelyn Carrigue attributed nervous
prostration TO the noise of the city, and
old the women that if they would wear
gowns that could not be designated as
peek-a-boo, they would be making a
good start in the prevention of nervous
disorders.
Interest was aroused when DIR. Smith
Ely Jelliffe, senior physician at the Neu-
rological hospital, talked about the acces
sorry aids resorted to by oyerworked hus
bands, and he was besieged by a nun
dred women eager to seize the oppOrtu-
nifty of free consultation.
IF a man were contented with his pO-
sition and not strive to get something
she would be much happier. AS it is he
works overtime to make his position bet
ter, he works so hard he has to use ac-
cessOry aids, or drugs and alcohol, and
sooner or later he is in bed suffering
from nervous exhaustion.
tits the little cocktail at 5 o'clock
for the man, and the tea at 4, with per-
haps a nip of brandy in it, or u bridge
party with something on the side, for the
women, that is often at the bottom of
nervous trouble. To avoid such trouble
take things quietly, don't strain after
something you can't get, and don't drink
much"
Doctor, my husband works very hard;
he never comes home until late at night,
and is on the verge of a nervous break
down. Can't l do something for him? %
asked one woman.
Tell your husband to try to get some
rest while he is working" replied the
doctor. HE needs a better arrange
ment of his business"
Doctor, I'm just as strong as a horse.
I've never eaten meat. Pm stout and
healthy, yet my friends say I'm wasting
away" said another m
"A cow fatteHs on grass" he said,
'and a cow has four stomachs. l think
your diet has agreed with you, and there
is not much fear that you will waste
away or become ervou New York
American.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-04-21
Business Is Business.

''The Village Blacksmith had just
been recited by the "actor-feller from
town. amid intense admiration. When
he concluded, the rustic audience in the
schoolroom cheered and applauded till
it was blue in the face.
"Ancower;;" it cried. "Aneower!"
The "actor-feller from town" was just
about to go on again, when a hurly
rustic, very much out of breath, tapped
him on the arm.
I've just come round from in front, y
whispered the man eXcitedly. Il want
zee ter do me a favor"
"Well-well, what is it?'' queried the
''actor-feller" impatiently, as the re-
newed cries of "Ancower!" fell upon his
ears.
Its this" whispered the intruder. Il
'appen ter be the josser you've been
talkin' about, an / want yer to put i'll
a verse this time sayin' as o | let out
bicycles. Answers
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-04-21

known lands have turned their
hands to work, which, if not more pic
turesque. is fully as dangerous.
That great time saving record break
ing game wherein the necessities and
luxuries of life are whirled from one
end of the continent to the other at a
constantly increasing pace has engaged
many Of the present day Industrial
pioneers. Among them, skirting the
death line as ~delicately as the aviator,
the deep sea diver, the structural steel
worker, or the linesman, stands the
switchman. Without him the arteries
of traffic would lease to flow.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-04-21
Italian Population Increasing.

The Italian Bureau of Emigration cal
culates that the number of Italians re-
siding i'll the United States at the end
of the first half of the year 1908 amount
ed to about 1,75O,00O, and that conse-
quently the population of Italian paren-
tage since the census of 1900 had in
creased by LOOT, 1903. This calculation
is based on the yearly excess in the num-
Der of Italian emigrants to America over
repatriations as well as the excess of
births over deaths among Italians.
The Italian population in Pennsylva-
MIA, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Is
land, Massachusetts and Connecticut is
reckoned at about 100000, more than
two-thirds of the total number.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-04-21
Tnolets.

He wants to buy Il motor car.
But he. alas! has not the money.
How trying our desires are!
He wants to buy a motor car,
And yet his light purse proves a bar
To him it's anything but funny.
He wants to buy Il motor car.
But he, alas! has not the money.
His wife is disappointed, too,
She. too. for a machine is pining.
(All this. of course, is entire nousl,
His wife is disappointed, too,
And still there's nothing he can do.
Their dark cloud has no silver lining,
His wife is disappointed, too,
She, too, for Il machine is pining.
Howimany want Il motor car.
And yet, alas! have not the money!
How. vexing our desires are.
How many want a motor car
And find their poverty a bar
To keep their lives from being sunny
How many want a motor car,
And yet, alas! have not the money!
-Somerville Journal.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-04-21

The Board of Education Of New York
is discussing the advisability of taking
into the public school system the Man
haitian Trade School for Girls, which is
new semi-philanthropic in character and
under the management of a board com
posed of private citizens. The Manhat-
tan school is now supported partly by
the profits on ''order work. n this
source of revenue is not in harmony with
the idea of free education; but the school
authorities of New York should attack
the task now, if they are ever to have a
trade school for girls as part of the sys-
tenn of public education under their con-
troll, as the problems incident to trans
fer will probably multiply as the school
grows. Milwaukee has public trade
schools for boys and girls, and her exam
pie will soon be followed by all progress
sive cities.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-04-21
Taft Reduces the Army.

At least one of President Taft's prom
ises to the country has been kept, but it
was a promise with which Congress had
nothing to do. 1t was the reduction of
the standard strength of the army.
President Taft, while at Beverly last
summer, said he would have the army re-
duced to $4,000 and maintained at that
figure during peace. He has done so.
The present strength of the army is
something over $4,000 and orders have
been issued that all recruiting must cease
and that only discharged soldiers desir-
ing to re-enlist shall be accepted. The
war of 1898, the Filipino insurrection