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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-17

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-17

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-17

Die 9emotruten bon psnn>
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fofortige Repifion bes Sartfs, Der bic
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Guf bic JreiIiite iteaeH ioa. Glet45eis
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-17

Die eeriebtnfitn 6aIuHfen lniIen iidl
bispsiisn our4 GbrIi4ieit iiberIiftsn.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-22
DEALS WE'RE MADE
IN GOOD FAITH
so CLAIMS "couNT' De AuLeY
De CATCHY IN HIS TRIAL
IN FRANCE.

Tours. France. Dec. 21.-The ex-
animation Of Count" De Autiy de
Gatigny. was continued by Judge
Roberts today at the resumption pf
the trial or De Aulby and his Ameri-
can wife on the charge Of having
swindled the Duchess of Choisoul
Praslin in the sale CT spurious paint
1ngs, during the life Of hee former
husband. Charles Hamilton Paine of
Boston.
DAuiby's defense, so far as indi-
Gated, is that in filling the galleries
of Mrs Pafne's home, in the Avenue
Bois de Bologne. with work Of art and
stocking the cellar with wines. he
acted In good faith as the confidential
agent Of Mrs. Paine. The courtroom
WIS again thronged with the fashion
nble set. DAulby, gay and debon-
naire, folded his arms as he faced the
Judge and counsel and blithly re-
sponded to their questions. insisting
that ne believed he had right to the
title of count He declared he never
had claimed that the pictures sold to
the Paines were genuine masterpieces,
hut had allowed them to be authenti-
Gated by American experts and by
American newspapers, which had sug-
gested that the works in question be
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-22
ELECTION MACHINES
ARE opened
A MISTAKE or 90 VOTES FOUND
IN FAVOR OF HENDERSON
IN BUTTE.

Butte. Dec 21,-(Special,) ,)-Thirty-
two out of the 3S voting machines
used at the last election were opened
in the presence of the court today in
the election contests. Only two mis-
takes were found to have been made
by the judges. In the Florence hotel
precinct the judges had given Charles
S. Henderson for sheriff the figures
of AZ on the Independent row instead
of II on the republican row. This
Increased Henderson's vote by 20 and
cut down John X. O'Rourke's plurality
from IS to 40. Unless some other such
mistakes are discovered, 1t Is consid-
cred that O'Rourke is safe for election.
covered that took one vote from Gil
bert BENEFITS. the republican who
was elected assessor. In view of the
question as to the legality of the
vote in the Fish Greek precinct. where
Bennetts got all but one vote. the adj
ditional one may mean something to
him, as he had only four plurality
over p. S. Sullivan on the face of the
returns. The opening of the remain
ing six machines will be awaited with
interest by the contestants.
BY the opening Of one OF the ma
chimes today, curious contest was
decided. 1t was that of John Doran
against Walter Furiong for justice of
the peace. Doran was beaten by 80
votes. He claimed that in one of the
machine precincts Furlong was given
55 votes when he should have had
only Is. Had this proved true, it
would have taken 40 votes from Fur
long and elected Doran by one The
opening of the machine of the disputed
precinct showed that Furlong had SIS
there. Doran at once asked the court
to dismiss this contest, at his own
cost After all the machines shall have
been opened. it is expected the returns
from the old-style ballot precincts
will be opened and counted also. This
week is expected to see the end of the
contests.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-22
ARSON SUSPECTED
IN CINCINNATI
BELIEVE THAT IN
cENDlARlEs CAUSED YES
TERDAY.s FIRE.

Cincinnati. Dec. 21.--With dozen
streams playing upon the smoldering
ruins of the fire that destroyed
block of Cincinnati's manufacturing
district early this morning, the recap
itulation of the loss in life and prop
erty has been completed and shows
the iiaster to be larger than any of
the estimates placed during the prog
ress of the conflagration. The final
count, taken this afternoon, shows
that three men lost their lives, six
were injured, one perhaps fatally,
while the property loss is s2,0S2, 900,
covered by insurance of 81 400, 600.
The origin of the blaze at both the
Krippendorf- O'Neal company's plant
and the A. J. Nurre warehouse is un-
known. but the manner in which the
huge buildings burned like tinder force
the belief upon the fire department
that the blaze was the result of in
cendiarism.
1t is conceded tonight that the body
of Charles Schwengal, ladderman OF
I fire company No. Is. is buried under
the ruins.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-22
MARKET MOVEMENT !. N
Of THE DAY

New York, Dec. 21.-The course Of
today's stock market was governed
largely by the meetings Of the Lehigh
Valley and Reading directors. In the
case of the former much surprise was
manifested yhen announcement was
made in the early afternon that COM
mon shares had been placed on 10
per cent basis. The news was followed
by an advance in the stock to 1904,
a full point below its high price of
the previous day. This was followed
by profit taking in Lehigh Valley and
other stocks, and the entire list re-
acted and relapsed into it's dullness
Of the early session. The market was
mainly irregular. Business was in
lighter volume than on the two pre-
ceding days and while the demands
for bonds was again broad. those is
sues showed less strength, numerous
recessipns from the high prices of yes
terday having been recorded. In oddi-
tion to the increased dividend on Lee
high Valley other dividend increases
were announced by several industrial
and financial corporations. Regular
dividends We're declared by number
of the Vanderbilt lines. Final transac-
tions We're generally below the best
of the day and the tone at the close
was unsettled. Foreign exchange was
weaker and local money easier.
Bond sales We're $3.125,000.
U. s. bonds unchanged on call.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-22

exhibited at the Metropolitan museum
in New York city.
He added that even the late r. II.
Hartman had been interested in his
offerings and had manifested desire
to deal with him.
D'Allhy said among the New York
experts who had praised his pictures
vas the late Henry Marquand, who
was president Of the Metropolitan
Museum of Art.
Subsequently the defendant admit
ted, amid the hilarity of the sepcta-
tors, that the only other experts who
had passed on his yares We're "unfor-
tunately dead" The accused insisted
that he had received a letter from
Paine shortly before his death in Ros-
ton, following the sensational letter
incident" reaffirming the writer's OPP
tion to buy D'Aulby's pictures for
5000, 900.
Growing excited, D'Aulby shouted;
''Those who say he never wrote this
letter are liars."
Judge Roberts interposed:
What do you call yourself?"
AN honest man. fairly shouted
DsAulby in reply.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-22
SHOP LOSES wooLENs.

Chicago. Dec. 2l.-Five thousand
dollars worth of woolens waiting to be
delivered to non-anion tailor shops
We're stolen today from the Hirsch-
Wickmire company. whose garment
workers are on strike. The goods had
been loaded on a wagon and were In
barn ready for immediate delivery,
to be made up in clothing.
Shortly afterwards. however. it was
discovered that the place had been
broken into and the goods carted
away.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-22
New York Mining Stocks.
Metal Markets.

New York. Dec. 2i.-standard cop-
per. dull; spot. December. January
and February, si2.1o61 1885; March.
$l2 256112s40. London. quiet; spot, R56
lSs Sd: futures, f57 1ss sd. Custom
house exports, 20,554 tons so far this
month"; Local dealers report that While
leading producers maintain their ask
ing price, some Of the outsiders con-
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-22
srRsET GAR STRIKE.

Winnipeg. Manitoba, Dec. 21.-Many
street cars have heen damaged in all
parts OF the cttYS striking street car
man or fhAir synl1 kth2xers. At. one of
the barns demonstration was made
and several were injured.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-22
ROBERT EoRREsr1R Dies.

Salt Lake, Dec. 21.-News was re-
ceived here today OF the death at
Seattle. Wash. last night of Robert
Forester. consulting engineer for the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad Mr.
Forester was geologist and expert
in coal mining.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-22
0rain ana Peoxlslana.

Chicago, Dec. 21.-With rain or snow
predicted 0tfically for the entire win.
ter wheat country east of the Rock
les. fear Of drought disappeared to-
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-22

tinue to offer copper at concessions,
imparting rather an unsettled tone to
the situation. Lake, $130O@13.25: cleo
trolytic, $l2.75@1s.oo: casting, ;12.5o@
1915.
Tin, easy; spot and December, $37. 80
@ss.o0: January, $s7.so@s7.9O; Febru-
airy and March, ss7.So@s7.s5.. Sales
were so tons of January at 1875.
London. firm; spot, G172 5s; futures,
G172 12s Cd.
Lead. dull; s4.45@l.55. New York;
s4.s5@4.4o. East ST Louis. London.
spot, e1s IS.
Spelter, weak; spot. $55o@5.65. New
York; $5.s24@542h. East st. Louis.
London, spot, G24.
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-22
IA new. scientific medical toilet tablet
which
DRAWS OUT AL lNFLAM NATION
XNo SoREN E8S,

This remarkable foot bath remedy Is
Superior - bMder, Plaster or saIvs,
and issGuaranteed to cure corns, cal
houses. bun1ons, frostbites. chilblanes.
/ 5ngrowihg nails. tired. aching, swollen.
nervous, nwsaty. bad smelling feet.
Smaller teeo Can Be Worn by us
( INK TIz because It puts and keep the
feet n perfect condition.
sssr TIZ y sfor 4ale 1t IN. sdruggists. Is
cente per to1 or dir6ct II you wish
from Walter Lnt.sar Dodge Z Co. Chi
caGo. Ill
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-22
New York Closing Stocks.

Amalgamated Copper ............... 6SM
American Beet Sugar .......... 42la
American Car & Foundry ........ SO
American Cotton Oil (bid) ....... So
American Smelling & Refining. 74%
uo PIu ......,......... 1.-Two
American Sugar Refining ....... .115s
Anaconda Mining Co. 1914
Atchison ............... ............1 1O1A
Atlantic Coast Line ..............116
Baltimore 4 Ohio .............. .105le
Brooklyn Rapid Transit .......... rs {
Canadian Pacific .................... 1885
Chesapeake & Ohio ............... 81
Chicago & Northwestern .142H
Chicago, Mil. & ST Paul. 1913 !
Colorado Fuel & Iron (bid. S1A
Colorado & southern lex div-bid) Sc
Delaware & Hudson (bid) .......1SS
Denver & Rio Grande (bid) ..... 2s1s
do pfd (bid) ............ ~
Erie ....................... 2sts
Great Northern pfd ..............123
Great Northern Ore Gifts (bid) -. s.
Illinois Central ....................l .lsOils
Interborongh-M Metropolitan 80
do pfd ........................ ~
Louisville & Nashville ......... .14S91s
Lehigh Valley ...................
Missouri Pacific .......,........... A
Missouri Kansas & Texas ........ 80 .
National Biscuit Cbid) ..:.A..... .ns !
National Lead ............s........ bsh
New York Central .............. ll29s
Norfolk & Western ..............-lO0a
Northern Pacific ................-,llS
Pacific Mail (bidO ................ 2S1s
The Daily Missoulian., 1910-12-22
Chicago Livestock.

chicago Dec. 2l.-cattle-R Receipts
estimated at $1,000: market 5@10c
higher: beeves, $4.65@7.so; Texas
steers, $425@5s0: western steers. $4.l0
$500; stockers and feeders. s., ,45@5.So;
cows and heifers, s2.5o@6.25; calves.
s. 725@925.
Hogs-Receipts estimated at $4,000;
market l0@15c higher; light. $500
7.s5; mixed. 37.55@7.so; heavy. $500
'I.so; rough. $7.6o@7.s5; good to choice
heavy. s7l0@7.s5; pigs. $7.70@7.so; bulk
of sales. $7.7O07.S5
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 15.0oo:t
market strong; native. $4,000. 40:
western, s30o@A40: yearlings. 34.75@
SEQ: lambs, native. S4.5o6e.7o; west
ern $5.O06s75
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tt22, Sorfarb.aucmlc Sinoitunoe:
Gicnitaas. 9iri9ent Sobn s. 5rant.
~M Wdnnerdor."
Sallptquarticr: Hobcrt Gollmcr's
Soae, SIR. 1921-1923, Orleans
StroBe. Singitunbe: Gonnerlta9s.
Girigeltt: Geo. 8. 8oblmonn.
.McIaoie." .
Soltbtqllartier: Sobn Hics' Saae,
ede &cp.S troBe unb 9clair- Morft.
SingitunOc: Sonncritegs. 2irigent:
j. &arollls.
~n9crmunio Gu6rtett.
GIub."
Saiptquartier: @agencr'S Safe,
Nr. TIC, Nor0-RncosS trobe. Sings
ltlnnhe: Gienitag5. Girigent: 5. aa.
rollls.
nMetger @eangperein."
Souptqllarticr: Miiffel's Sale, See.
t03, &oro-6reocrid- StroBe. Sing
itunoc: Gicnitags. Girigent: Subelt
8riippeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-18
Scmtid)c @ereine Dun Baltimore.
sTer Sanger pom Walti.
more"

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Sbomas, Scr. 3t6, @cIt. Saratoga.
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mclbeber, Nr. 315, Moro.goen.St Str;
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Nr. 8. Siio.gurIcp-S trabc; Stas.
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205, Sanoper.S traBe.l Singitunoe:
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n~Sarmonie."
Sanptaiartier: Scr, Ala, Weit,
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tags. ,,Sirigcnt: Sohn q. alein.
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Ncr3cn Scr Staot. - Ser ,Suue-
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Dem Sdlailfcnltcr mo pc%rbin0crtclL
10 miro ncrmtltbet, ollrd) Die geid)lfte
Nnpcnoung elmer Solg.S orridtlrng,
Dob boS GIusitiif bcim Serulteriol-
len @crGlrid) pcrllria6te. &udocm 10
Die Sotptorbcit gctbon, mar cs ben
Tiebcn natiirlif Elm &eid)tes, lidl bon
ben i'm ShuuicnIter miagcItellten
Sdnnldiodcll ooS Bette berollsSuiu.
d)cr.
lllltcr ben 9lrtifelil, peld)e Sen
Horbgcicllcn sur 9eltte %ficletl, befons
Den iih nrci ber5iorlni9e WeOoillons,
nit Siomorltcn beiebt; orei lueitere
rltlbe WteOoillons, ebcniolls nit Gia-
morteu bcictt, unO icdS golbenc
NrmbGnbcr.
Gic YoIi5ei botte trot un9eitren9ter
EbGtigfeit bis geitern glbcnO nod
feline Spur, mc6cr bon Den SbGtern
nod, bon Ben a~citoblcncn @e9cnitGll-
Den 0cilinocu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-18
Shiifsnad)iidtcn.

-Mem Yorf, II. Ntor5. NbT.
inhrcll: ole 9%onlpfcr go Eropencc"
llud Sabre, oErinj 6rleorif NHl-
bclm" nod Bremen uno Oscar i>ei
3peite" nod Copenhagen.
gnaefmnmen: Der Ipfr. ~Wioa,-
retunia" Don .Siperpool.
2i5orn, H.. WGr5.-Eoilirt: Der
Compiler ,9tooroom," Don Nep-O ',rt
llah Hottcroom.
NuccnStomn> IL. Mor5. -
9l6gciobrcn: Ger GmHpicr vFbiloheI-
pGiu" nod Nep-9orf.
@cnuo q, II. WtGri. Nnaetln III.
men: ser 9ompicr yS(ncrifo" BON
Nep-Oorf.
SABRE, H. Midr5. Nnacfpm,
men: Der Compiler nSo Sorro the"
non 9teip- gort.
9rcm II, II. M0ri. - An9efonl
nnen: Der Compiler Rbein" bon ben
2)orf.
NcupeL II. MGri. Nllgefon-
men: ser 3ompicr n|rtnccb Srele"
BON Nrp-Oorf.
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Ginc intcrciinntc Griino ma.

Inter Den 5oblrcihUn Grtlnolul4cn
Der lcBtru S%obr5cbntC lit Die Der
Orobtloien Sclcpbonic iid)crlid) cine
Der bcbcutlngSoolitcn. Cine profit
ihe Concentration oicier ncllcItcu Gr.
ruuNcnlhqft oIf Dem @cbicte Der
@iiienidInft fam lid icOcr Suffered.
lent jllr Belt i'll n~niercr StoOt SIT.
|A0ngItdl MAIDEN, no Die Scrren
Wonolcr 4 Gomnin, hic bicligcn Ne
prGlcutontcn Der uGouina MireleB
Telephone Company, III ibrcr Office
(3immer 9tr. 20S) .@ehduoc,
9tr. 10, Siibs@opltrnBe, icOcr5cit be-
rcit iiltb, Eeripncrl. wclfc lid BON
Der proftii6cn &erluenoung oicler
Griinolung iibcr5eltgcn m0t)tcn, Die
@irtiomtcit Oea ~sIpp0rotca uor5llfilb-
rem.
Sin Scridterltottcr .0ca "Gelt1dcn
Gorrciponoenten" hattie De'tcrll nit
einem Der bciocn c%riuG6ntcn &cprd.
ientnlltCl cine lGugcrc 0rubtlole &c
notwithstanding. bel lucld)cr Der
cine Ipporot IN Der porbeuonntcn
Office, Der onbcre III. elmer Office IN
cinrm unocrcn Stodluerf 0eS @eb0lls
beS nuigcItcllt mar. Nci oiclcr lllls
tcrrcOlung fpnute Der Neridltcr Itotter
nid)t MIR icbcs @ort, ous ju ibnt &c.
iproden mltrbe, beutlid) DcrItebcn,
lollbcrn olib flnr pcrltonocn lperoen.
Scrr Soiunin erflGrtc DEM Wcllld)cr
ipGtcr, BOB Ole Griinoung gcltuttet,
8ciprGd)c ollb utf cine groBc Gnt'
fernung 5il fiibrer, mo DAB bereltS
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pagrie ibrcn SollptGeifuftSlib ltlo
ibre Sobrif bat, unb philadelphia -
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beo6iid)tigt in Sturgeon audi il Ger
ritorium nm Baltimore cine lolde
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