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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

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81 10 -2,25, ssw6hnsi4e si.0o-l. rs per
Dbl.
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A.75-s.oo pes Atiks.
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per Rife.
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per Bn.
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per 8n
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vfa3te Hs1y &. 80 per Du.
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tiS7b; Alss. sssstf4tss 10. o70s0. 10.
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--44.S0, 0tlbliHs eEsts o27 .o0-18.O 90, hs.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

5 m serb i erbaIteu mir uns am
fhlimmiteu, neil Der 5empsrturpst4
lei 10 pIOBlib lit unD bic adIte nur1a
hrinet, 9r. 4uguit aonis's oambur+
ger Eruittbee lit Elm fperifiidss Wtittsl
segen iolfe Anfdue uab turfrt Iihsr,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17
XSoi,t Wetortartte.
Rsntaa. 10. On. 1911.

Die Bdnfea iparen beute mt Aontineees
fhdften itarf befddftiet. 1it Rahfraae
rad Garlehea mar feins eSobe uHe ole gina
tasen fino uHusrdHosrt esblteben. Darleben
.nH eau" msrnsu pon ben BnHseH ~ ~
5s ausgeiiebea. Gslbdfispaptsrs msresu
su 5k-6% niSfcnttyt.
rssaia emf Nsm Bon
pnrofR sn Bari yniihen Hanien psr,
ieuft. Die Gountsrrats bstragt Doc
Er4Aie per $1,000.
sssdfsf sas essssa.
poren fefer. teuts flas bic fcIasnsen
luctirunssn su berfHten:
eonpon, 3 1ass Gids, sl.s6Z per
e., 90 Taas St6t, s4.84L ser e.:
Taris Tass siAt, 5i21 -si5 frames persioo
20 Iaes Stht, bl71sS--520 5rdncs per 500;
iiir 0eutfhlano Gage Si1t, 4 Tiarf 931e
30. 10 Iass Si@t, 94ke.
Documentary Dils aaf aonbon wursen
~ S4.a2h, aai GlaseeD ~ $4.s2L ans
suf 1slfaft ~ S4.62 psrsauft.
r'uHsss-r tfissasses.
Asbf. ext. n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

cefs. -- Eorst LID Ftetis. - sstrsr
sokes ssc. ssiodtes 80: per 0aaons In
1artisn BON 0hf. srtra Nintsr reR
Asrb3f e6e psr 0aHons Gotten eses
Del rskss 45e. raffrirt.s AZ -- 4se per
oaGons. Gsrpentin 5sc. Petroleum. Ber.
fsetisn l0c. Dtio, Rsatues uus snSiana
szs yu 0axons. Gropa gaielin lss,
Aeptta lse per 0aHons.
Gaft. - DsF Aar's In ruhis. rkts
Aiper oo--06e, Wi4isss Mnb ssren s4c
per Nkt. psn $50 Bfanb.
faIs "a nstta. = Rrtrs gtts ss4--sT1c,
ss. Country ess-sHe per Dfans.
Ks1fsn.--M Msrft rusta. Dsuskso ahsn.
- .4. Rub uas eia6 s20o. ganapka
GtA6lsAEen t8.H. Aus ane stad 81 80
1.0oysr fsnns sSssIiefsFt SauAfoI.staf.
hlls1 N.00. Nnf9rerits 1928 per fonps
skssIiefsst Sets lstst $500 per 3snms
skssitsfsrt.
6Amsrssss. - Nar't fen. gresTaas
men el0 .O0-li 90 anf ben gsleiis uwsSl1 80
LA. 90 pes On. pom Stors. Timptkp ~. 90
-S.26 aaf BEN 0slsiis uae ~. T5-7 90
per 0sikst ssM 6tsre. 8n4wet,sn 90c
suf sem Beteife aHb tllC usm Etsrs,
ela4SisamsH 41.73 per ss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17


2ufubr urs Eerianbt ruasreno eer uers
FeTeHen s9ehe. usrgIi5sa nit ben pprs
hsrae5eHesH2 Z @oAeu. fnaren ute foGgt
3ufabr: 3tH9gIs1. SapsiRs Stufe.
5ept 30 5702 1925 1852
CttbE. 1887 1887 5000
Cttbr. IL ..... 1867 2204 527l
Der BsFIanot bstrag in serislbsa 3.it:
cent 80 1891 l070s s4!s
Sttsr ! 1880 !4ss s5s7
9uiubr unn Geriaust uabrene Der usrs
FnfieHen ~ Stau0eR. ptrgLiaen nit eerlsIs
ben 3eit poriaer gaets, warsr pis ioIgt:
Sufusr: siHDbtsa. s40sins eSafs.
Chbr. so15 5000 554
cttbr. l6 1858 40ss ll7o
Der gsrianss bssri1 IN bsrisl5.H 9stt:
Citbr. g.. F 80 525
Ctibr. ls .. 30S s4S 420
8iuouieh. - Die 3ufubr mar beute
iiemlit eros wno sa nod etfpa 800 Stuf
pom aeiterr abrts rparsa, 70 ieIeu bic arstie
I'M l0--l5c.
5avsrs stisss $50 - 500. srtra
Se.l0--6.e5. fcHep -, DHisn si.75-
$50, egtra -, SIeiiterffiere e3. Sos. go,
srtra s5e5 500, SsiFsrs $2.50--4.5O,
ertra 81 .65-525. Riiae 81 5O-s.l0, ertra
81. I5--4 so, GanHers 81 $500, sto6ers
unb sssserS t3.5o--5.25
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bic 3ufubr ;ierlid erob uHb eie ssrsl'e um
l5--25C utsoriSer.
gsasers aas istcsts "a. so--s. IS, BsGsena
1886 - $50, srtra $500, fetts Suaeu
s. I0-..S0.
MtIatlh.. - Die aahfrage mar eiue
rett cute. bsioHeers mad ben beiieren
EualttdisR. une bic greIie itetia bis ftart.
Grtra SIS 0l--T0 90, quite bis alserlegeue
st50o-65.oo orsindre bis CUTE 5000
$500
aalber. GSate bis auserleisns fette
aaiber ,ueren ftetta uHo um 25e b0ber, ans
eere Iansiam auo ih1aa.
Cretndrs uue sross SIS. .00-7 90, tais bts
quite lstAts es.S0--s.00, eItra $S.25.
Galbsr In ben Asmmif from. Hdafsrn. -
Tsncs sac, prina bis aussrleiens 7 -
&c, erstHdrs 4-5He.
2 hweius - Ter Rdrlt mar niniesr,
ba In arheren Rdrtteu ote 9retie beruntsrs
sinseH. aleiiherierisu ilslsn um Sc. Seints
8erlaaotiorten unn Sertet bIisben itetie.
SAUers s6metne hraHten $6.66-6. rs.
axts bio aassriefess Bsry a6uneSs Has
1leii4erisrtsa % T0-6 rs, esMii1ts Ger.
p&4MnsSi isrtsN o6 5O-6.T0, srAinArs bts
sassrlsisRs i4nsrs fstts 0Aas t4.o0--5. 80,
EXTRA $6.O0--s.l0. @taes t3.00--5. .26. Iei4te
1srfanstiortsa eo .60-6.2S, eesesl sea lle
vfgRs ans ssSisss ts.oo-5.50,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

e4afs ans adm msr. llneanfttae
Rahrtbttu uon ben oftIihen Mdrtten unb
beoeutenb niebriaere 4sreiie battsu sur
Solqe, baB bic stofe MN t0-15c, 2dmmer
um 25c per 100 pfnno fteIen.
Shafs,-erfra S3.15-8.25, quite Bic anss
erlleiene S250--3. 10, ,pretnars Sis aste OIL so
--2.40, StpesShafe $685. 90, Sdbrltuqs
90 25-4.25
Sdmmsr. Gytra 1878, CUTE bts
anserleNene s5,25-5.65, erbinars bts quite
$3.b0-5.C0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

AaAs.-warh rasts uHs s.ti,. sdus.
isrsaaftn prtms ~ 2s-!3: per gFuns uus
psysaafsn sleiHe Eaastttdtsu ,u 2--3c ms5-.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17
Glteaks. l6. rtteber.

etteass, l6. Cftobsr.
FtHhpiet. pssses $3.50 - $40.
TeIas Sttsrs S4.l0-s.l5, metItAs gttsrs
S4.25-8.75, 6ts6srs HnA Seessrs 1920
5.75, Rtiss unb bstfers q. .20-e.20. Ralbsr
t5.50--9.5o. Rarft ftetis bic l0c nieorigsr.
eATstne. - 2eidts s5.e5 - $40, &C.
mii4ts $6.05-6.75, f&nere 800 -- 6.75.
raake $500 - $50. outs Bis aussrEsftus
ttwers $6.20-6,75, 6srtsG 1915 -- zoe
Nortt laueiam.
eAafs aRe dmmsr-&Asfs: sta
Aetnti De 0 .20-4.00, netEtAs 81. .70-4 90,
SabrIinss 90. 90 80.
aamnsr - 5tassimiiAs 81. 0C-s. 90,
peAlt6s "a. .00-6.l0. Rarft Iansian uHo
l0-l5c uiesrissr.
SafaAr - Htnbptsi 81 900. G4zsiss
30. 900. e1sfs uab 2enm.r 1900.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

GtnciunatI. i5. Ettobsr.
9ufutr urb Serianst nasreno eer usrs
FeiieHsn s90he. usrgEi4su nit ben por,
hergeheHeeH @oAen, fparen ute fpGat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

Der llmiat I'm 6isFtaer Gfsartnstaus be-
iisf fiH leufs auf u. .429 200.
fsfss.e .esssnaafss-
Ter Narft In aofaIiesuriidten mar heute
siemlid Iebbaft unb unb his greiie ftetia
BIS fsft Cine. G5aS A. nIeeirie unb Go.
Iumbia Gas waren tonanaebeHe. lie fo!,
ssahsH Heriauie limb su bsriatsn:
Nm beg eSrfe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-17

3u'ubr unn Gerianst wabreno Der uers
foTensn 4s Stuu0eR. ptrsIiaen nit oerisIs
ben 3ett ppriaer g8pds, tparen Fuie fo[ut.
The evening world., 1911-02-10
TRASK'S SKULL BROKEN.
NO BAIL FOR BROTHER.
Stephens Case Postponed Again
Family Opposes Test Of His
Sanity.

The case Of stephen Tras,. charged
with assault on his brother. Charles
w. Tresk. was called In Morrlsania
Police Court to-day and again ad-
'ourned because of the precarlous con-
dlt'on OF the victim OF the assault.
DIR. A.. b. Van Etten OF No. 900 Ire
mont went ;-ld ,lc court mat Cherries
w TRASH hai Dc.r a~nuunscioa, since
N~oriay--ths day ~ tho cssault-qrd
vas PROBABLY suf,ring from a tra--
ture OF the skull.
stephen Trask lived with his wife at
No. 1Ol East One Hundred and Seventy
seventh street. Charles W. Trask. a
w.dower. boarded with. them. Stephen.
who Is ntty-nine years old, met his
brother on tho street In front Of the
house Monday afternoon, knocked him
down and kicked him.
Rev. J. c. SMILEY, a ne!ghbor. MOTIF
fed the police Of the AFFAIR Wednesday
and stephen Trask was arrested. On
.is arraignment In the police court the
case was postponed until to-day.
DR.. Van Etten suggested that Sterh N
II ,k be sent to the p~sycopathic ward
of Bellevue Hospital for examination.
hut Or. Smiley and Trask's wife on-
posed the idea, saying that stephen IL
not crazy. hut suffering from the cffec 3
OF drink. The case was put over until
1. Monday. when Barlow $. Weeks VIII
The evening world., 1911-02-10
bEGGAR IS NAbbED
BY MINISTER WHO
ONCE AIDED HIN
Rev. Mr.. Wade Recognizes I'M
poster and Marches Him to
Police Station.

With his right hend gripping the
sleeve Of a homeless man he Rev. iona
"a rmstrong wade OF No. 22i wavorley
place walked into the Charles street
Police station last night to make a
charge OF vagrancy against his prisoner.
The Rev. Mr.. Wade pressed the charge
IN the Night Court and the man, who
had sought aims at the minister's home.
was sentenced to six months In the
~Sworkhouse at Blackwells Island.
The Rex. MIR. Wade charged tina:
the man, who sald he was Thomss
Hastings. forty-seven, called at his
study soon after : o'clock and declared
that he had been sent by Bishop Burgess
10 get aid. The man was poorly dressed
Sad told a story OF starvation and
homeless nights In the storms Of the
last few days.
Il at nee recognized him as the
man who came to see nc four years
ago with a similar story" sad Mr.
Wade to Magistrate kernochan. IA:
that time he said he was sent TO me
by Bishop Potter. and | gave him an
UVcrcOlt. lie is an impostor."
When Hastings had reclted his story
20 the minister he pleaded for money TO
buy "a cup OF coffee. lie reminded the
minister that he was an U.nglishman
and came from the same part Of the
country as the Rev. MIR. Wade.
You have tr!ec this too often" re-
pied the minister, who then donned a
coat, gripped Hastings fast and led him
to the police station.
Before the patrol wagon carrying the
rendlcant rolled up to the Yorkvil!e
Police Court the Rev. Mr.. Wade was
!. present. with the Rev. James Candless
81 st. Priscilla Chapel. at No. 100 stan
ton street. as a witness.
Hastings told Magistrate Kernochau
I've had not had a home for many
months and that he had been COM
PEELED TO beg TO get enough money for
food. Magistrate kernochan then
passed sentence.
The evening world., 1911-02-10
EDITOR M'FADDEN DEAD.

GREENWICH. Conn. Fob. io.-Parma-
lee J. McEadden. assistant editor Of the
st. Nicholas Magazine, died yesterday
at his homo on Mort. street. Mr.
MeFadden was fo~rty.eight years o!
age and his death was sudden. as he
had been ut his desk in the Century
Company's publishing house Tuesda,
Returning home he was stricken during
the night.
lie Is survived by three small children,
Interment viii be In Gracelsnd Gene
terry. Chicago.
The evening world., 1911-02-10

appear a. counsel for Stephen Trask.
who In held without bail.
The Trasks involved In this AFFAIR are
not related to the family OF the late
Spencer Trask. banker.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-19
TWIN-CITY SLEEPERS
TO COAST VIA OMAHA

The Northwestern, the Union Pacific
and the Salt Lake roads have formed an
alliance and beginning December Ii, for
the first time in history. through stand
ard sleeping car service will be put on
and maintained between Minneapolis and
St. Paul and southern California points
via Omaha, It is commended that this
service, which will be daily, will be OF
great commercial benefit to Omaha, as
all westbound travellers will be required
TO remain here five hours in order to
make their connections.
The new service viii consist Of a stand
ard sleeper which, westbound, will leave
Minneapolis at $50 and ST. Paul at 1910
each evening, attached to the Northwest
ern express, which reaches Omaha at 10,
O'Clock the following morning Here the
sleeper will be attached to Union Pacific
train No. Z and carried TO Salt Lake,
where ii viii become a part OF the train
20 Los Angeles over the Salt Lake route
reaching the Pacific coast city at 4:3O in
the afternoon of the fourth day out and
saving the traveller an even twelve hours
Eastbound, the standard sleeper will
remain In Omaha but fifteen minutes be-
fore continuing on its northward journey
The space in the sleeper will be equally
divided between Omaha and the Twir
Cities That is, one-half OF the capacity
will be sold in the Minnesota towns and
the balance WIN be reserved for Omaha
travellers and those farther west.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-19
Strange Case Of an
Old Mans Double
Battles Attorneys

"'sherlocko the Monk the great detec-
tive, whose adventures are being pictured
daily In The Bee, at no time in his career
ever had anything on me- said United
states Attorney Howell. Il had an ad-
venture the other day that would make
Shcrlooko look as much like detective
as Dan Lahey, only something in my
adventure bobbed up and spoiled my
chance to break into print. Watso Dick
lnson and myself are investigating that
something now and when we discover
1t we will have a great yarn for the
reporters"
Several days ago I received a telephone
message from Assistant United states
Attorney A. w. Lane Of Lincoln. telling
me to be on the lookout for a man about
so years of age; deaf long whiskers;
who had escaped from the old Soldiers
home at Milford ana had appeared in
Lincoln, stating that he had been robbed
Of his property and pension money by
some church. The old man claimed to
be a personal friend OF President Taft
and threatened that unless the United
States attorneys took hand in his case
he would report the matter to the chief
executive.
The day after l received the telephone
call a man answering the exact descrip-
ton of the escaped soldier appeared in
my office, complaining that he had been
robbed by the church and threatened me
with impeachment unless l helped him.
He was deaf and his whiskers tailed ex-
actly with the ones Lane spoke Of, 80
when l had heard his story I lost no
time in notifying the authorities in Mil
ford. The reply ! received from them
stated that they had found their man and
! that 1 had made a mistake. Now,
wonder how t happens that a man who
must be the escaped soldiers double
would have the same complaint and
threaten the same punishment as the
replica who appeared in Lincoln"
Mr. Howell believes that the Milford
authorities are right for they have known
their man for years, but he is at a loss
! to account for the man who appeared at
his office, and the affair has made such
an impression on his mind that he Is
investigating II.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-19
UNION PACIFIC lNSTALLS
TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD

The Union Paclfics telephone system
has been installed in the new head
quarters building and Is in operation un-
der the direction of Miss Mulvehill chief,
and six operators during the day. At
night, the force consists of four opera
tors. The system is as complete as any
In the world, and is as large as would
be found in city of several thousand
Inhabitants.
The Union Pacific system consists of
six party boards, besides the desk sets
Of the chief II has capacity Of 400
lines, besides thirty trunk lines running
to the Omaha exchange. In addition,
there are four composite, long distance
lines operated over the company wires,
giving unbroken connections with Chey-
enne, Laramie, Rawlins and Green River
Wyo. Besides these. on the chiefs desk
there are long distance connections with
Fremont, Grand Island, Beatrice, North
Platte and all other important towns or
the Nebraska division.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-19
WILL TRY 10 BnING THE
TEACHERS MEETING HERE

Prof. I. c. Rusmisel, head Of the high
school commercial department IS plan
ming to attend the convention OF the Mis-
souri, Valley Commercial Teachers asso-
citation, which VIII be held at Kansas
City, December ! and 2. While there Prof.
Rusmsel will make strong effort to
land the 1912 convention for Omaha.
At the recent state teachers convention
held On Omaha there was no section de-
voted TO commercial work IN the schools
and the Missouri Valley Conference takes
the place Of these sectional divisions IN
Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri! Colo
RADIO and Arkansas. +. J. Kirker, OF the
Central High school IN Kansas City, 70
president OF the association.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-19
Alter The Age Of Fifty


From this age the human system
gradually declines and the accumulated
poisons IN the blood cause rheumatism
In Joints, muscles and back. These
warnings should be promptly relieved
and serious illness avoided by using the
following prescription which comes
from a noted doctor and is said to have
no equal in curing rheumatism and
restoring physical vlgor. Good results
come after the first dose From your
druggist get one ounce OF TOris COM
pound On original sealed PACKAGE and
one ounce OF syrup Of Sarsaparila com
pound. Take these two ingredients
home and put them into half plat OF
good whskey, Shake the bottle and
take q tablespoonful before each meal
and 81 bedtime" II your druggist does
not have Toris compound in stock he
viii get Il for you in a few hours from
his wholesale house Don't be influenced
70 take a patent medicine instead OF
this. Insist on hav!aR the genuine Toris
compound in the original one ounce
sealed, yellow packaEe.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-19
Elevator Runs Wild;
Tears Hole in Roof

The elevator in the Commercial club
building at Sixteenth and Farnam streets
tossed a violent fit yesterday, when
the motive mechanism was suddenly
thrown out of killer. The car shot up
ward like goodwill and lodged in the
roof. 1t was occupied at the time by
Richard Morley, the elevator boy, and
one passenger, Mail Carrier Jack STAFF
ford. Neither was injured, though they
were badly frightened. Janitor Lauritz
J. w. Elias was at work in the bottom OF
the shaft when the elevator went wild,
and the counterbalance came down with
such terrific force that he was frightened
out of his wits. He was not hurt, but 1t
was necessary for another janltor to
drag him out OF the shaft. More than an
hour was required to dislodge the ele-
Vator car from the roof.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-19
LtfeIonE Bondage

to dyspepsia, liver complaints and kidney
troubles is needless. Electric Bitters Is
the guaranteed remedy. zoe. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-19

Rev Mary Gerard Andrews will be
honor guest at the all-dsy meeting Of
the Frances Willard Woman's Christian
Temperance union Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. c. c. Andrews, 1880 South
Twenty-eighth street