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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13
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CHARTS unb 2Ouiie giettig, 1925
Race Ctr, WlGbhtn.
Bernard nnn anna Brtifirg, 4O4
Sf 13. CTR, RGo6en.
eSoiepb unb Bertha aIein, 1860
2inn Gtrnbe, WGbhen.
ghorles unb Cora fcslblin, lot
weft ct. Clair Ctr. Wdohen.
escbn unb emma 9rpoisd. 1O7l
glart Ctr, Rnabe.
BERN. unb Gertrude Grot., 1096
Mnbe Gtrobs, andbe.
u. Sulius unt Cecil. Greiberg, 223
ssorreft aps., WGb6en.
aouis unb Moris S6reibsrs. 72S
Wsit Court Cir, ancbe.
Gnmuel unn 5iIiis G6apiro, 54a
MeTf 8. Gtrobe. MdcGsn.
Geo. unb Annn portune. 1871 Gin
CTR, Wdbtbtn.
sserbfnaub unb gtHie Jisde. 343E
fubfDn ape., WGbfen.
WilIiam unb MGrit Wpman. 173C
Denbnm Ctr. annbe.
sSobn unb Usinnie SteinidTp, 112s
Qoplor Ctr. Annbs.
Sohn unb QpuiIe Hutsnl6rotr
greenpilIe Mpe., 4nabe.
MiiIis unb G!la Rrugsr, 3736 liitol
Mpenue, W1bhen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13
1emtid)es q 1beater.
!, 9ie idb5ne @alatbs" uab .,Gines
rSadhen" sum N,neiiI fur Grl.
Ssffit WihlleT.

Der Ghlub Der GpRl3sW DE
Deutichen Txaters ftsbt Dor nsr1hiir
unb bic Gperetten Nuffiihrung an
fcmmenben Gonntng III bic porltbts
Der SaiIpu. DDS progrdmn NIT
ssrans b. Guppe's btriibmter Dpsrsttt
Die fh6ne GoIatbts" uno ntm rsis
ssnben GinsTpisI .SinsD0ssl6sn- BON
6. Saeobion TIT tin ousgs5sihHstss.
gosu Bat SRI. Settle WulIsr. stn be-
liebies Miialise Der 0eisnfhoft. ibr
9ensfis, fpas eintn bopptsten AnlnB
gum gefuh Der 0oritelung gisbf.
'yrnns b. Guppe Hir,mt untsr ben
Op.rttteu acmponiittn einen srftsH
Rona Elm unb ale feline Wtrse sshog
rem su bem .aitblinss Rspertoir
bts 9ublitums, bic fir bic einf6nsis
helnben unb pridtlnosn Wlelooitn
jthnGrmsn. Die fd,One 0alothes'
bat sinen gans onberoroentithsn ers
fpla su perseihnen unb tptr bic sntsls
denbe Epsrtiie fdon einmnl gePort
bat, ipirb bsr guffiihruns nit ''tuen'
@eraniioen beilpobuen. Die Sdupts
nunnsrn Der aompoiition iine ods
.Nnftrittslieb@ ess .mpoos tSerr
20. wilder sahten), aitO ~genus su
Dir = n,s .gpgmnIioH" l5srr
cams fsoritnsr), .Grtpohen Der 6alu'
tbe." (grl. aneeIs Gront). s5rint.
IIeo" (@dIdtbee). .Shmud 1ersets
(Wpeas, Ganpmss. galutke).
Ter .Ih1nen Galntbes" oordnf esb'
pos reisenbe Ginsipisl ~Singposel'
nen" nit 5rl. Settle Wiilisr IN Del
HitelroIe, Serrn 5dns 5oritner als
.FriebeI", 6errn D. SLIDER s4ftsr
ais ,.aorS Ridelbp" unb Germ 0sori
Gj,rId6 aIs .8or". 6srr aoptllmti'
iter 2ouis Serrmann bat ipieoer cir
b,bsut,nb ptritGritts Srheiter 5ul
g,rfiiouns unb bari cine Der stnub
rsihftsn Op<reitsns auffiibrunsen be
Gaiion eripartet iperoen.. gDtr elmer
auten Sib min. iOllte eenfslbtn reas
,eitio in ben betarntsn gornertaufs
iteIlsn rsferpiersn.
am sSr.itde, q April. gin6mltta9f
2 lIbr Is finhtt bic Isste auffuhrnnI
b<s beiipislIoitu erfolsss Der 5aiioi
Der fiesI. Bauer" iiatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13
Cpfer Der Giienbabsi.
qplsn,utipfRkrer J. O. Sobnisii err
li.st gerlssuussH, bic CT In Nal'
liaaa, g.. srbalien bate

ssomss q. SobRFOn. tir 2osomottos
f;i6rer Der GiRcinnnti. lebanon un0
slortberu 8abn, fpuroe esittrn Bor@
mittaa bel Tullison. g., als u ots
Gtl,iie su trsustn Dsriuhte. BON si<
nem Qtricn.nSuse nisbergsrannt une
10 i6tper perIsbt, baB sr aeitern4btno
bier I'M ftGbtii6en Scfpitnl fnrb.
CT mar per 8abu bitrhsr ssbrdft
,porben unb bate aufndhms I'm itaetls
ihen Soipital s.iunben. no bic asrSts
I,in, 8erlssunosn iofort fir abiolut
t5btlid .rtl1rtsn. 9isi. prcgnpis be-
,pnhrbeitsie iih oud,, benn 5ohnton
ftarb eeitern 4bsnb. Die Gsi4t ipsro
mad bsm 5eimnthsDrt nss 1ootsn.
Barnard, Rorb Carolina, aur gssrots
suna eeiaHbf trsrcen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13
RseHebne xsD 0attDH.
aampf init tintm GIN
bree1er.

9err sSoIeph 4mnnn nHb 0nttin, an
Der MoIbington unb Grnnbpiep elne.
In geIebut ipobnbaft. ipureeH geitsrn
abenb, als tie i'm sipeitsn 5tDdrerft
ihliefen. hurcb bas Anjirtihen zines
Gtreihh6I3ttens gstutdt. Nmnns
fprong aus benz 8ett uno fanb eiHen
ginbreher. Dieter fliihtste. iuuroe ies
bod bon Mmnnn eingtbolt uno nun be-
gam Elm aampf. Der Ginbreher
IhIus Mmonn NIT sinsm Rtpolper iiber
ben Gopf. Dieter lieB iebch niht LOS
unb Der Gauner feuerte bdna nrei
ShiiiIe auf ibn ob. Cine Der aueslH
brans amann burd bic linte Wdos,
5ierouf RIB iih Der 6Hurte Loo nHe
beipertfieuigte feline 5ludt.
5rau Sobn 5iud, bic fidh in
Spssrs 5ofpitaI timer Operation ui'
tsrSos. Iiegt beosntlit ersrantt bar
nisber.
Sim 9apton Staotrotb tam BIZ
@asesrentIams CUR Sprade, ebenit
bic GtabIiruns elmer Office Der Union
2isbt. 6xat uno poper Go. Di'
4nssIeeenbeit puros an bns Geiss'
Gommittee perpisien.
Gin gferb Dor sintm 6rent
Bros. RiIhncosn ihtuts on ctl
Doibineton ape. in 8eLepue uno toll
Iibirte NIT BEN Gnierpriis Groeeri
Wdetn unb nsmoItrts osnisIben ihsil'
tpsiie.
- SnfpIge zines Dorbtifabrenner
3uees iheute eeitern Elm qfsro, bal
Ssrrn Mm. BEG in Refpport eehOrt
an Der Wdrb uno gsnter Strabe II
geuepue unb nnbm RsiBaus. 9sin
Wtuben an elmer Strabenede touto'rt'
basitIbs NIT eirsm pfoften uno tpure'
bas gusgp fart befhdeist.
- SnfoIee Der GrpIpFtpn zines Ga
| IoIinpfens entftanD i'm 6ouft otsSobI
grpnit, so. 1122 3neite ape., Dan
| ton, Elm Jsutr, oas einen 5hdosn noi
$3.50 onri6tete. $3.50 in Bdar gin
gen in Jlommen auF.
- Deter ainnsp ipuroe ipesen ss
meinen 9entbmsns Inn $40 une 80
| fen in 9apton tsitraft uno untsr$lO(
5risbensbiirsi6oft geitsat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13
6 o b I n q { o q.

Hie Gupingtpn Office fur Oas Gin
riRnati @pltsbIatt" beiiuSst i'd I'M
@ebauSe 0u. 509--511 RaoiiOa
Apeuue. anSeigen, IittbciIuusen
anb gritellHueen irsenSiuelher Art
nerSrn bis 10 llbr a6cRbs SaieIbit
entgeseHgeuDmmrn. Sclepbpu SOatb
1854.
-Wargaretbe Wad It.[lts i'm GOuns
tbeeri6te ben 4ntrag, 8. 8. Roettsn
Su ibrem 8prmuuo 3u ernennen. Roets
fen qualifisirte.
- Die $4,000 S6abensriaBtlags
bon Rpbert 6. Stanton ssssn Gilbert
Raute, Ben WlcGradsn uno GILMAN
SamiIton, tommt beute 8ormittae i'm
8unbesssri6ts Dor Ri6ter Gohrau our
9erbanbluns. Stantou bebauptst, bab
Die 9erflagtsn ibn zines Radts aus
Dem Bette bolten uno iein 3a6atIa9ers
haus in 8raden GOuutp, a9.. nieoers
brannten.
- 9runosi9sntbums lebertrdgune
gen; Oscar 8. ROetteu an D. 8. 5u>
itoH, lot on Der Roropeiteds Der 1bos
mas StruBe unb @aitern 4penue, 80
Bel so SUB, 81; 9. 6. SculIp an SobH
Gmitb, 9. 6. GIbbam uno Robsrt
8rabman, Sruites Der 3ion 8aptiit
Stride, Got go. 536 in Der WiLliomz
ions lluterabtbeilung on Der SibtpeItz
Gde Der Union Str. unb Garter 4ls
len, 81.
Serr 5alI BON Subb Woore gss
gen bic Cincinnati Grain Gompanp,
fir ShabenerIaB tpegsn psriOuli6e
8erleBunsen, lit i'm areisserihts OOt
Ri6ter 5orbeiOn in S6pebe.
&reisri6tsr gracp sntihisb &c.
fern folgsnbe gGue: Sm Safe bss
Srisoensrihters 20. 8. R. Wbeelsr &c:
gen bic 6. ". unb s. SractiOn Comp.
ipurbs bas Geiuh um no6maligs 9er'
baRDluns bes SALES pertueigert
Mbeeler tlagts auf Shabensrias, rpsi
er in Cincinnati cine Gar bsltisg, I'M
nod gopinston au fnbreH unb bic Ga
uHftatt nod Goptnston i6n mad Qsp
port bra6te. - gltiabetb Wilte erbiel
$1,000 gsssn bic gbas. @auiepobl 5iu
terlafenI6aft Sugsipro9en. - Sn
5alle bon Srie g. Dars segen Rober
Gberibdn Mc2es tpurbe Elm 9ertbei
Iunssbefebl Der gaifie Sane Diaiuma
SinterlaFsnf6aft erlafTen. - 9as Gs
fu6 Der SiibsgoDiHston uno Ginein
nati StrabenbahH= 9eieui6aft, bi
Gluge Der gbriftinu Jarrinston, I'll
Derlsumbuns nieberSuf4lageu, tpuro
bon RiGter aracp absepieieu.
Deputp Sbertff 5arrp alasn
bat fir bic bsutise GroBssf6norsnsu
fisung ulIe .3euetu in bem gale DO
1om Galloway, tpegeu 8erleituns Sui
Meineib unb seseH 9om glart, ipese
Galfhfdprrens. pcrsslaosR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13
&ranoeigexteans anoNaaten

Sm itGbtiIhen Haudmt fpurbtH gee
fern bic folaenoen Hdlisrlaubniblhsins
svpirft: Stella 9eder. slptiliodigts
Mahnbaus auf Dem Grunofiid No.
$40 Gsunlsr 4penus, $1,000; o. Gt-
fdsr Observation-Disclosures DobHbous an
her Wse6<nrp alpenue, nahe Der Sarris
9lreuue, $500; W. n. Cooper, Ditto
dioes gDobnbaus an ber Wlisftn ADss
nue.. nobe Der Clinton Gprines are,
nue.. $65OO; IN. D. Cooper, 2Ait0disss
gDobnhaus an Grams plaee. nnhs Cub.
lpD 4penue, $4,000; III. u. Goopsr.
25ft1diaes aDchnbdus an Der Wiftorta
apenut, nabe Der WloHtietb aDtnus.
$4,000; G. 9. Cooper, 2ahcdigss
Mpbnbols an Der Gairpielp unD MAR
nsr Gtrabs. $4,000; John Rein. 2a'
i.Dfiaes Wo1nbcus an Der Wert Roao.
nabe RinIep ADtnus. $500: Smitt &
6eftmener, 2iItSdigts mrbHbdus an
| fer Riifis. nnbe Der Giettinins Aps.
nus. $4,000.
- $50. 80 s
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Gelh beIhpinbtIt hattie. Tr. s. ..
wanrIbolI nabm his 6rdn In drstlids
Nebonbluns unb brddbit lie aus sts
benssefohr.
Der StaIiener UlObeito Guts
Ieppi itnrb porotiitrn on Rdrbolfdnrts
Wsrgiftuns. CT trant bic GGure Siis
fdIIie in fsiner Mobnung In Gciecttc
unb itarb In Der apOibet. BON Dr. 8
8. MaribaI.
- Dem FRI. Gbit6 WlcGielldnf
fuurntn geitsrnin Der GDuntp 4uoitori
Office sipei iSiRserringe pon ben
WaIhisanbe i'm 2oilettep5tmner Dor
unbelanntsr 6anh asitohIsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13

Samiltom anSrigen, 2sfal.QetiSea
uuS Qraiefeiten limb absmgtben 0de
Der 4. nuo CHARTS Strahe. lInIer
agent fir Samiltun uofnt 90. 3Ol
4oro 9rpnt Ctr. SsIspben SamiItuH
1863. 5elepbUn Suieres aerreipea
senten: 393X gsa.
- 1rau Roria 2.na Steissr, bic
Dittps Don JaeOt Stsis.r. tDel4er Dor
stpsi Dohen aus bem 2eben fhiee,
itarb aeftern 4bsno in ibrsr Mohnung
go. 500 gafisrn 4psnile. on eirem
SersIsiben, i'm alter pou 81 Sohr.n.
Sis mar aus Dtutf1lnnb eebiirtis,
fam ober ais ttsinss Gino NIT ibreu
Gltern mad Qmertto uno Iebtt felt 56
:sahren in 5omiIton. Sie hinterIdbt
.iutn SObp, Souls griit, aus sr't.r
Gbs.
- 5eiratbsIdsins: gbarIss gros
Tiers, A, ure morp M. SDper. 80,
beibe BON Somilton; 1bomas 5iesIsr.
20, pon GImipoob. unb GIiSobetb
| Npsqemon, %. BON 5dmiltou; Nm.
gopls, 26, Oon Sperpeds, uno 5ssuie
Mse,s, q. pou 6Gmigton.
- Sacpb Reintngsr bon Goteoito
nurbe aeitsru pom bsm 5rieoensri6ttr
Bortpid rptesn friminslIeu angriffs
untsr $500 gursfhoft BEN 0eriht
iibsrtpisIeH.
- Satpb 2orns, sin ptonitr, itarb
oeiiern in i.insm 6eim in Wibnlss
totpn, i'm Hitter BON rs Snhrtn.
-- Dem 9lfrsb WoIter, %. unn
Sattis gaiItp, 10, beibe bon Wioblss
totpn. purbsn sefttrn sin5tirdtbsf fheiu
psrpsigsrt, neil eas Wao6en nod
miubsriahris ift.
- SAINTS gBaIton BON Neipport,
| ap., tpurbs uorlesien absnb in be,
Citation Der Chio sIettrif4en Gifenr
babn ip.ssn 9etrunienbeii unp Rubs'
ft6rune bsrbaftsi. or seristb Deeen ti'
neg sSobrbinsts NIT benz astntsn tn
einen Wprtp.hieI unb beihimpfis BIZ
Qplis.i une brobts fhIisBfih, Wis'
| Wlulien na4 5omilton su bringtn, M
sSsbem ben StaHDpuntt slar su ma
den. Der Spab toftets ibm 50 uni
Soften.
- Gin bisiiesr anstfseIiter be
.Retps" f6ob seitern Worgen um ball
s llbr on Der Gds Der gorn Grititi
unb Wartst Str1be tins MHsohl Bonn
ben 3ur Grinnsruns bss 50idhrigel
| alnniperIariums bes Hombnroeuleni
BON nj. Gumtsr nb. Ditle 8tipobns
lpurben bnrh bic AGrplcfcnen be
gomben Inn S1lnis geii6rt uno nun
bsrtsn iid iiber ben 0runb Der 6eiti
- 5rau Babe 0Osiins bon lltiec
ssp., lanate porgeiiern Abenb i'm
iIbr nit ibren 10 Rinbtrn TN 6. Z
, uub .. 8abnbof on unb Ihlus odfelb'
| ibr glattldasr nuf. Der Damn be
. Irnu logirt in go. 80 Giib . ct
/ unb orbsitst In Der iyobrit Der Gham
pion goot.o goper Go. CT nor bdro
psrbinbtrt, ieine Domilie am gohnbr
su empfanoen unb iDurbs bon Der Yr
liisei pon Der anfunft bsrfeIben !
, aenntnib seIsst. ipsIhe ibm ben Rat
! CAB, fir isins 5aHilit eiH untertoH
: men Su finbsH.
1ran RaoIi Rotropsti Don Cot
IA otto ptriabts poresIitrn Rnhmiito
: NIT Ointment iis9 bas eebsn su mel
) men. Sis Bat einen GADussr !
d | llnaarn. p.lder ibr einen Drobbri
lf6rist. neil tr aInnbtf. bab lie i1a y
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13
1iee iinD 1as.

- 6err Qefanb O. Banning bat Der
SFfentlifxn gibliotbei sintn prohiissn
,Dsrltsinertsn- 6clBblOd gsl4tHtt,
Der bier Jub lang TIT unb eiHtn Dur6s
mefTer BON 80 3oa bat. Dfrlelbs
itanmt aus bem GbaltsoonD PART.
5olbroot. arisonc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13

ber erfolereid)Iien Gpdrpertine Der
Gtdbt. CT BAT Elm aopitaI bon iibtr
eint halbt million unb $22 900, I'm
ettpciae WerIaife % btdsn 5oldt Der,
lutte hoben aber Bis fotueit nod nie
jtattaefunben. Den eansen lag orll
DonnerItaa tanH man baislbit Dspcl's
ter einaahIen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13

Dsonsr 4. BRO. iruroe seitern bos %
ft6dias @ebGHos 30. 3110--12 Wcrs
lam Apenrs, grice Din, fir ben Gigsns
thinner Otto 1rombol3 on Gouts ).
Soud fur STEPS Dertnuft. Gos Ges
bdups eHthGlt sDti aabtgrdums I'm uns
tertn Etpd.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13

I'm bes geftrigsH Gibuns Der Ges
fllnbbeitsbeborbe spurbsH bic Gbitrs
1rsie Carl 8. Gngtlmann nnn GHil
afrIinben als R1HfOietr BON Ureb.
afltmeper uHb Gbpdrb George, bis re-
figniri boben, gu ysobrunssmittds 5Hs
fpeftoreH trnanHt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13

Die SabrssDeriammluns bes eagle
peihs anb GporsW sWertiHs finntt am
Donneritns Abenb. 81 libr. I'M 0oipts
o1urtier, 30. 1O4 GIt Court GtroBs,
.fats. Diser IN bsr srSbts unS siHsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13
Drndffklsr.

ADtgen Grtrnntuns msines Wsr.
ipal(D Dtrs fuds id tommHbtn GrIfsn
einen anbtrH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
--sIs berahussss---
lDa6r(aaerin oiefes 3eila(lers.

Eden In Der aIisfieu eelt adb 81 efi5ins
aerfeHsn. bic hHrd BITE g6cpffns toter sseabt
narsn nub - Iieef isiu Siossfei boz. ees
anA tsutgnidse NOD RsrlcHen ertiitrsn. be
tur6 tiHs nHbtiaHnts arGit TN SinHst Rne.
Eisies sa team uuD bernussufaaen DEs fas
aneere erIioHuIi@ III unb bisltt eGr &olees
bnf bic Ratur htsfs Eame befcnbers bsganiisef.
ssna Iis Dat ibs bic fclsens Gabs rsrilebsH. bas
rsbsn sbrsr gsitmsHf6en ,sie sia miesf1IaGs'
res arA esnau su Islen. geressi ns6s. sah
fle In lbssr eiaeaea ssefDens On SsefiH aSeuut
uobni. Rebmi bic gaiI Gne Car esiIlA bic
osefiu ebeaus, naru askt sseifibe ttnauf bis
sbs BE s1Bns MeHbens bon DrGu %. paseer
srrss6s 1as sans III sHr IlHteu eaae RHs
an Hann in ber Rers;
MRS. h. YAEGER,
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nnbsgreiFIi4.

.1srr Cbsr, bas BsiGmerosbun!-
.Mbsr uisin Dsrr, an Jbrtr &eiit
ibi bod tiEs ysiatHbt junst 0ams.~!s +
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13
MRS. II. YAEGER,

Sssstn asenns. RiHssss. GsndHaasss 9.
nesis so Geais uHe Aarabsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-13

Dur4 bic germittIung bon 1aso.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-08
WANTED-MALE HELP

to take 30-day practical course In our machine shops; learn the automobile business and accept good
 positions. New Orleans Auto School,
 New Orleans La 3-10-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-08

MONEY to lend on Improved city and
 and suburban property; also mortgages and secured notes bought. 701 Chamber of Commerce. 4-S-3t- -sat-tu-thu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-08
CHANGE FOR THE
 BETTER NOTED Trade on Morris Avenue Is Frightening Up But
 Shipments Slow

Conditions on Morris avenue were rather encouraging Friday. While the volume of business experienced by mer- chants was only little above the nor maj, it was a decided improvement over that of several days past. Shipments came in somewhat slow. few spring chickens, for which there has been good demand, were to be seen on the thorough fare ,and are offered at 27 cents per pound. Fowl has been rather scarce this week. The quotation on fresh eggs is getting stronger. Sales were made yes terday by one or two firms as high as IS cents per dozen, although most deal CTS are asking + cents
 Fruits and vegetables are slow sale this week. The markets are well supplied and shipments continue to arrive freely.
 The following are current quotations:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-08
HORNET CAPTAIN
 IS INDICTED

New Orleans, April 7.-The federal grand jury today returned an indict- ment against Charles Johnson, who was master of the filibusterng steamer Hor- net on its recent trip from New Orleans to Honduras, charging him with vio- latinE the neutrality laws. Previous in- dictments containing similar charges haze been returned against J. W. Beer owner of the Hornet; Manual Bonilla, the revolutionary leader Gen. Lee Christmas, the American soldier of for tune, and Capt. F. Davidi.
 Captain Johnson and J. W. Beer were immediately arraigned before Judge Foster. They pleaded not guilty and the selection of the jury was begun
 The principal witness for the govern ment Is Drew Linard. former United States consul ec Ceiba. Honduras, whe was on board the Hornet when she sailed from New Orleans.
 General Bonilla, General Christmas and Captain Davidi are in Honduras and have never been served in the case.
 David P. Rowland and F. J. Phil lips, respectively chief engineer and mate on the Hornet. Mir. Linard and several other witnesses testified for the government this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-08
DEPENDS MUCH
 ABUSED "COMICS"

New York; April That the much abused Sunday comic supplement has staunch defenders in high places has been developed here by the campaign under taken by the recently founded League for the Improvement of the Children S Comic Supplement-" At a conference here last night two of the country's foremost artists, John w. Alexander and George DeForest Brush, even went so far as to say that the supplement was all right
 Mr. Alexander announced that he has his house filled with them on Sunday and shares them with the children.
 "A childs mind is naturally clean," said Mir Alexander. elf there are vulgari- ties in the picture sheets the child does not see them.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-08
BISHOP ROUGHON
 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Cambridge, Mass, April 7.-Christian Science and womans millinery were crit icised today by Bishop Thomas NeelyA of New Orleans, who is presiding at the an- nual session of the New England Metho- dist Episcopal conference.
 In referring to Christian Science Bishop Nicely said: Christian Science is 2 per cent philosophy, 3 per cent religion and a5 per cent humbug."
 The bishop then criticised sarcastically the big hats worn by women who attend church. Those hats,' he said, should not be tolerated for they obstruct the view of the people behind and interfere with the church services"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-08
Plans Naval Militia

Jackson, Miss, April 7.-(Special)- )-Ad- instant General Fridge has expressed a willingness to assist in the organization of naval militia for the gulf coast, but states that such an organization is rather out of his line, and would have no con- nection with the National Guard work. He has an idea, however, that the de- mand for such an organization for Mis- sissippi should come from the people and the representatives of the section Of the state most directly concerned, and will hardly make a serious move in that di- rection until he is convinced that 1t is wanted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-08
Stop Flood of Gold

Washington, April 7.-What secret serv- ice men charge was an extended plan to flood the middle west with counter felt gold, has been discovered in Kansas City. M R. Little and Charles DeVault have been arrested there charged with passing counterfeit eagles and double eagles.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-08
LEGAL NOTICES
-~> Notice tO Ridders

The mayor and council of the city of Decatur, Ale, will receive bids for the furnishing of material for and the con- struction of certain cement sidewalks, brick crosswaks and cement curbs. pro- vidod for under improvement ordinance No. 31, series "C," of the city of De- eatur, Ala, at the mayors office in the city of Decatur, Ala, until o'clock D. m. April IS, 1911. Plans and profiles are on file in the office of the city engineer.
 The right is reserved to rejest any or all bids. H. A. SKEGGS, Mayor. Attest:
 E. w. COLLIER, Cleck. 4-7--t
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MONEY loaned salaricd people, Women keeping house and others without se- curity; cheapest rates; easiest pay ments; offices in 6s principal cities; save yourself money by getting my terms first. D. H. Holman. room 40l Farley building. lilly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-08
Fruits and Produce

(Corrected by Douglas Bros.) Apples-Fancy red, s6d7 Applcs-Western, s2.75G3.25. Oranges, California, s3.0o; Florida, n.75 6S.0o.
 Pineapples-$3 50.
 Lemons, Fancy. $4@45o. Limes-Imported, per 100. 75c@$1. Irish Potatoes-New stock, per bushel s0cd$1.
 Florida Cabbage-Crate, B. Cranberries-Box, $3. Onions-Red Globe 3s4c. Navy Beans-Choice Michigan, per bushel, s2.75
 Lima Beans-Per h., 7hc. Peas-Virginia black-eye. per bu.. $3.50.
 spanish Onions-Per crate, $1.75. Celery-Fancy, per crate, $3.00. Cocoanuts-s5.50@6 per 100. Sweet Potatoes-Per barrel, $343.5O. Grapes-Malaga, kcg. $7. Canada Turnips-Per h., hc. Grape Fr,it-Florda, per box, S3.25a3.5 Tangerines-Per box, @. Strawberries, South Alabama. $aa3.5C. Tomatoes-Crate, baskets, s1. 7592. String Beans-$350.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-08
Live Stock

Live SLOCk
 Steers, good to choice fat' $50 to lZoo lbs, 41k@5c. ,ooo IL. 4@41kc. .-o <. ero
 Steers, good to choice fat, $50 to $50 pounds, 4G41sc o o-o pounds, 311@4c.
 Oxen, good to choice, 31kq4c.
 Oxen, medium to good, 3q3hc.
 Cows and heifers, good to choice, 800 to 100 pounds, 4G5c. Cows and heifers, good to choice, coo 10 500 pounds, 4Q41sc. - Cows and heifers, meolum 10 gooo' ooo to 800 lbs, 3hQ4c. Yearlings, good to choice, 3dS1tc Yearlings. medium to good, 21z@3c. RuIls. good to choice, 800 to 1900 pounds. 3@3hc.
 Bulls, medium to good, 800 to 12oo pounds, 21s@3c Gamers, 2Q2Hc. Hogs choice (corn fed), 1S0 to 2So pounds, SIC.
 Pigs, 30 to 12o pound wts.. Sc. Hogs, choice (corn fed), 10 to 1so pounds, 61hc.
 Pigs, 80 to 120 ID. wts., 6c. Pigs, 60 to 30 h. wts., 6c. Fat cattle, demand good. Oxen, demand fair. Medium cattle. demand good. Yearllngs, demand fair. Bulls demand fair. Gamers. demand slow. Hogs, demand good. Pigs, demand good.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-08
w. J. FRANCES GOES
 TO ATLANTA OFFICE

Atlanta, April Tt was announced here today that William J. Francis of Montgomery, Ala. had been appointed manager of the Atlanta office of the Western Union Telegraph company to s. L. .J ..ui,s, Nno mas been made commercial superintendent. MT. Fran cs will come here Monday, it is said. He formerly lived here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-08
Elnur and Foodstuffs

(Corrected by Tennessee Mill Co.) Self-raising flour. $6.
 Nellie King flour, per barrel, s4.s5. Bolted meal, per 96-pound sack, $.2s. No. 2 corn, per bushel, kiln dried. 69c. Pure wheat shorts. S30 Pure wheat bran, $2S. 1oO-lb. c. s. hulls, per ton, SIP. Prime c. s. meal, per ton, s2S. c, S. feed meal, per ton. s25. No. 1 timothy hay, per ton, s23. Mixed alfalfa and Johnson grass, $1S Corn chops, per 100-lb. sack, s1.30. Flour in wood, 15c higher. White oats, 46c.
 Choice pea-green alfalfa, s25.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-08
Meats

Corrected by Southern Beef and Pro-
 vision Company.) Lard, 10Mc; compound, SBc. D. s. short ribs, 91sc. D. S. fat backs, Sc. Smoked clear bellies, 171ac; fancy, 1S1hc. Ham butts, 111ac; Boston butts. 11c. Bacon, fancy, 25c; medium. 23c. Pork loins, 1215c; spare ribs, 125zc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-04-08
INVESTMENTS

PARTIES desiring sale ana profitablo in.
 vestments would do well to consult me about real estate loans on Birmingham property; long experience and familiar. ity with land values; nothing bettsF thap high-class mortgage loans for safety and returns. Strong bank refor- ences. Turner p, Weakley. 212o 1st ave nue. 13-su-t1