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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21
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fEbsparb 9DimSsaiien.f i
3r 4Ssr a,is ghretrfrisg 8steran
ipI1i Dtm ItBttn app.u.

Eerr Gbtparb WinbaaiIen, Der sa
ben 48er sSreiheitsfdmpfern esbortf,
III am Wititpo6 abeno I'm beina6t
pcEIersbtten "a. Qebensinhre gfitorben.
Gr ipmrbe orr IL. Juli 1927 Su Gls
berielb, In Der Rbeinpropir3, seboren
nnb bstbkiligts iid1 an ben @oItserbe.
bungen 184s unb 1849. SIM Sttobsr
1864 ging sr nad ameritd unb lisB
fih In Cincinnati nieber. lpoielbft er
ouf isintr proFtHion ale S6loiitr
IObnenbe Bsfhdftisnns Fonb, foodB
or iicb Dor IL sSdbren in ben fpobiDers
DisntsH Ruheftanb besebtH ionute. Bel
9lusbruh bts glreerfrieses itdno
Serr Minbsaiisn f9On i'm 33.oebtnss
jdbrs. Als ober Der gtorben ininer
niebr ltuis ssbrau6te, buibete es ben
oltsu 1rsibeisssdnpfsr ni6t oubeini
aIHb CT spg oIs HapitdR bon aomp. V
bes 165. Rsgimsnis IN ben arieg unb
iiano nod tpdbrenD Der lesten Sabre
i'm seIbe. Sn bisitm Resiment oisnttn
bic WitgIssber Der Gineinnatier Iurs
nerThHsen, bic fOsnfagsn bas speits
aufqebot Der aIten 3nrHsemeinoe Bill
beten. Der nunmebr grbliGene bait.
fi5 fhon am Q. Jebrunr 1856 Der
9urneemeinbe dHetfhloHen uno IN
Derielben bis an iein 2sbensenoe treu
aeblieben. Nuh mar tr Witslieb bes
Mm. o. glelIon pofiens SO. 1856
6err WinbaaITsn psrHidbt.e fih fhor
in ben 1iinf3igsr Sohren nit JrI
9bersfia Bauer, nit Der tr in duberf
oIiidlider Gbe lsbts, bis Der lob bic
ielbe Dor sebn Jabrtn, ais Die Oottir
ftnrb, I5fe. bon ben ELF ainbsrn
bic Der Gbe sntFproFeu. fnb nod pie
G5bne unb bier 30dier am 2tbeH
bic NIT ibrtn 5omilitn nun trauerni
an Der gabre bes Greifes ffeben. 81
baben bds bersIi6fe Witssfiih sabl
rei6er Grtunbt unb 8etaunten, benr
Der DobingsI6ieoene mar ofIaeneiI
aeohtes unb beI:ebt ssipefen. gr mo-
bon ehtem beutihturnerifh h<mGeift be
is.lt nnb fsin 5er5 fdnnte iein GdIid
pber sF<bl. Die 8eerbigung bes tru
derr Beieronen fiHbet am Somito,
glahmittog. L30 llbr, bonn 9rauer
harf., SO. 2211 WbeeIer Strdbe, GU
ftait.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21
linter id,iuerer 9luflase
MerssH ,pei supersife Setrsitsr
perhaftet.

Dor einisen 9ageH fprah bic 17s
j1hrigs Glabps Meitmore bon Detroit,
Weit., ben Ge.ettip 9eHnemdn auf Der
StroBe an unh fldgte ibm, b1b sipet
WGnuer, Der 21idbrtse glaubeReuogg
nnb Der 29idbrist GIopb gsttibon.. NIT
benen iie uHo bic 15idbrise GoHn Weits
man Dor ettpo s Wo6en bon Detroit
hur4gebronnt Ieien, fis ouf uHrenfAs
Iins Meife bebdnbelt unb ge3punsen
b1tten, ein Qeben Der Sdanbe st fiibs
rem unb benielben bas Giinbeuselb
Gussnlieftrn. 8as Wldb6sn, ods ii6
In etnem bemiiIeibensnerthen 3uitunbe
bsFanb, tpnrbe n1h beur 6ofpitdl ses
fdlidt, iporauf bic golissi iih NIT ben
@eb5rhen In Detroit In 0erbinbung
fssts. i'm ndbere Giuselbeitsn aussu'
finben. .Jnsnifden ipurben bic btiberl
m6nner unn bds onbere W6bhsH. bic
in einem 3immer In bem 6aife 30.
1027 Central Apenae buuffsn, beipdht
unb aIs gelterR bon Der Bunbesbeb0ros
In Detroit bic Dtifuns eiHtraf. bic
WlinneI su nerbGften. fpnrben fie fefta
gtnommen uno einitDeilen Tn Der Gens
froIsStosion iHternirt. I'm beute Dor
miftna benz 9unbestommiffdr bebufs
Auslieferuns nod Detroit poreefiibr.
sa iDerben. mo- fit spegtn WerlebuHg bea
Unit Whits Slobe1 Gsfsses proseHiri
frerbea i5lIen. Die WeitmdR ipurbs
nn6 bem Drouenssfdnsnib sebraft
INN bic Genefung bts anoereH Mdb.
6ens obsupnrteu. mann beibe mad
6dufe gef4i6t fperbeR ioIlen.
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SeIbft m bperi II d..

4trou, g., 20. aprtl. gbarlss
SmeIs, Elm GeIhGftsrsiienosr ppn
Cumberland, Ttp., psriuhts am Dom
nsrftag Rorgen in eiuem gulman'
G6lafpag9on zines 3ugss Der 3. &c
8. Gifsnbabn SelbItmoro su bssshen,
ols fib Der 3ug bieiigsr Stdot HGberte.
Gr 6ra9te iih cine S6uBDunoe i'm
@efiht Bel, fpuroe aber Der6inoert, fth
tpeitereu 56dben 3usufiigsH. Or tpurz
be in Elm bisiises SoipituI 9ebradt.
9sinun5islIe 8srluite fUIIeu tbu 81 Der
S6at perunIabt babeu. Gr mar 8pets
NAL RauSibat fir bos 4mt oes gar'
eermsiftsrs bon Cumberland, murine
dtsr ieoesraI seidlagen.
auf 9urpfu der >
SnFttute.
Rem gort, 20. 4pril. Bier 81
eeutbImer uno 9sT9dftsfiibrsr Gr3tz
liher Snftitute tpurben fpegen gtiB'
brauds Der ppit perbaftet uno IN Die
Scmbg eingsiperrt, tpdbrenb Elm Junf'
ter gegen $1,000 giirsihaft duf freier
5ub qeIebt tpuroe. ppftnipsftorsn
6ottsn auf bieie Snftttute cine Ra58id
perQnItaItet, 1s 3eugen purosn in 6dft
aenDmmen uno gduse SonnsH bon 4n'
seiqens2itteratur beihlagnabmt. Die
betr.ffenbsn SuItitute iinb: 0as rlInt
perfal NteoicaI enftitute" oas rSr
ferdinand 5artmau Suititute" UNI
bas .8ienna Meotcal &: @lectric Sn'
ititute". 9ieIsfben batten offeubar nul
gtusndrtise su ibrsn auuoeu. peroisn
ten aber i'm 9ur6ihnitt ibre $20O,O0C
pro Sabr.
Drei 9erfonsn uberf ;
rem unb sst0btet.
Scottsbura Sno., 20. aprtl
Sames painen unb srau uno oerel
aocptipto6tsr, Rap Sooee. MURDER
am 3onnerItag Mprgsu in Steepss
t15 Msilsn iifblih bon Scottsburs, Dol
einem gaFagierSue Der genriplooniI
giienbabn iiberTabren uRb gstootei
gie paren TIM 8esrtff, nit elmer sfpei
| fpGnnieen Rutide iibsr bas 9eIeife 81
fahreu, als Iie iiberfdbreH tpuroen
sllIe Drei tpurben auf Der Stelle es
| t6otet. Die 2eicte Der 5ruu goins
mar unter Der aotomottpe einaestpdna
luno ss bnusrts einige 3eit. bis es &c
lang, fie hernus3ubriugen. Die autit
trurbe serit6rt, absr tstus Der pfero
lDuroe setSctet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21
4erioHal'N ofisen.

5err Grnin grHning trdi
seitern auf bsm 2lopobompfer pgrss
men" bon Ren Yort aus bie Reiie
mad 9eutf6lono an.
6err 5ranf ban ber Stus
den bat nit bem 9ompfer .adifer
WilbeIm H." bic Reife nd9 Deutihe
lamb onsetrsten. Gr rsiit nit feiner in
Bottom per6eiratbeten 3ohter iyr1n
Sscar R. 2unbin unb ieiner GHtelilt
5elga. 6err ban Der StudsH begisbt
'ih fir feds DoneH nah Bah Raus
beim CUR aur unb tpiro fpdier irSers
lin, 2sip3is unb mien aonSerts gebtn.
3Diihenourh absr aun fitibig an
mebreren neusn Sdhen arbeitsn, tpeIs
DE er, ipie er bofft, bel ftiner Riids
tunft i'm 8esember fsriis mttbringsl
ipirb.
6err gmiI Sstar JreHbel
Gr., iit geFtern ietnen ansehorigsn
| unn 3ablreinen yreunben burh ben
9ob entriifen iporoen. Gr bate ein
AIter BON IA Jnbren erreiht. Grenssl
mar elm Original. 4is lunaidbrigtr
3ettsluustrdser fir bas Deutfhe 9bed'
ter tpar er cine itabtbetannte perfoH'
lihteit. Der tleins Wdnn mar iHlmei
IiebensDirois unb better unb liberal
germ 9eiebsR.
Wkberum III Elm 8eteron bes 9iirs
| gertritses babineefhieben, Serr
6tnrp gHbreu, Der am Wsitt.
mod bem IsbieH appea 5olse seleiftei
bat. CT bate elm Alter non 10 Sab.
rsn errei6t unb bos ablebeH oes bra'
BEN uno bo6gsa4teten WonHes tuirt
BON einem groben 5reunbess uHo ge.
tanntensreiie oufrihtig bebauert
6err giibr.n mar aus 5unnoner s.'
biirtig uno i'm Sabre 1860 nuh amei
rita eetommen. Bel ausbrud bel
| giiratrfrieaes elite CT cbns GGamer
su ben 1abnen unb trdt aEs 5reitDii
| Tiger in bds /. Sbio Snf. Resimen
elm. .Ra6 bemarieoe stubIirte CT ii6 ali
| 3eitungsirdger uuo sr trug bal
.gcItsbldtt@ bis er fih Dor ssbn Sab
rem in ben ipoblperhienteu RuRftoHi
surfitsos. CT bintsrtdBt bic Satin
/ uno brei G6bne, bic 5erren aIbert
. ar.o. unb Ran Bibreu, bon ipeI6ei
. Der Grfteendnnte perbeirotbet iif. Dt
geerbigung finbtt am Sdmftdg Ra6
; mittoa BON 9rouerbduis. SO. 151'
5 atnao Gtrabs, aus ouf Spring GrOc
> ftatt. Die 2opdI 2sgion triro BEN Der
; bIitxnen RomerabeH bds 9eIeit 81
; Grab< eebeu.
Sm boben alter Don 90 Sohren u
aefttrn abenb in ihr.r Wobuuns, Rt
1922 isoirfar Aneuue, frau . cri
: 6artmann, bic Wittpe oes DO
: Is eSobr.n psrftorbensu friibersu 6oIs
bdnblers Serrn ;. D. 5ortmdnH, I
Elm beHsrss SenIeits biniibersefhtum
: inert. Die 9srfprbene. pel6e |
G beutfhen areiien dlIssmeiu 5eIisbt TN
> aeahtet mar unb friiber, efe eie Ga
> Der Sabre Is i4r ni4t mebr trlaubtl
{ an beutf6en geftrebungsu ftets iuuigt
{ antheiI nabm, fam i'm Sabre 1S3
I BON ibrem geburtsor., Gngt.t. 6oT
: noper, bierber unb bat bis 81 iarsI
: lob. ununterbrcteu Cincinnati al
: ibre speite Seimotb betrahtet. 81
7 8erblitens binierldbt bret srD0hfer
ainber, bic suiummen nit ben SAB
{ reidsn 5reunoea unb getanHien ibre
: 6ineons tief bstrdusru. Die 3eit b.
!. geerbisnns III nod Hitt fsitseisi
I tporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-21
Weglsnat mad fslasr Nnties

lem polipihef JadfOn eins stfern
elm Ghreibtn pon Gtrrn J. W. Jones,
bem Guperintenbtntn bes itadtlihen
9uubiiHmmensJ Jnitiiuis. su, tDcrin q
oufasforhtrt pire. mad, elmer selpintn
syrdu aennie Gber lImf4nu su bdlttn
nnb ne, f1lls iis sefunDen pirn. su BE-,
nc6ri6siasn. bob ibr Gobn, ber iif
In ber 4nftolt btfinbet. beVs 7Doe nab
IA unb n " isisH piizi4&
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Oge(egrap6
(5ortfssuHg pou Der /, Seits.)

(Jortfssung BON Der l. Ssits.)
nqleu atupemie Der Wifeni1aftsn,
caB fein UtitteI ss9en ainoerpurafpie
betdnnt lei uno 8oriihtsmabre9eIn
DIE bette qolitit isien. Or. 5IeTneE
lobte bic Observation-Disclosures rers
Iheoener Staaten oseen bic gpioemie,
bic feit ibrem eriten Quftreten IN ben
Ser. Staateu on 10000 Spfer aeFor'
bert babe. 10. Bis 5000 bsrfsIben
niiroen ouf 2ebens3sit pertriippeIt
h!etben.
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2crmiFt.

Die Satin bes 41idbrigen Sohs
5rant 6. 2angusmi, BON 905 Gin
StrdBe, Der ieit msbrereU Wonateu
in 9rpQmanu's 5otel bei4dftigt mar,
beri6tste gsftsru Der gOli8ei, ooB berz
IeI6e fib am WOntdg ROrgen CUR Or
belt btgob unb iettbem Deridpuuben
III. 8d er cine betrdhtlihe Summe
Gelbes bel iia trug, befiirdtst iis, edB
ibm Elm ungliid 5ugeftobsn ietn mag.
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syobn 3. DALI, So, 2121 Sutton
aDenue, Mtersfdpdfe.
Carrie Flanagan, 22, 344 Baum
Ctr, 5uberfulofe.
sssbeIIe g. 6piell, %, 1903 2inn
GirdBe, aunssnent5iinbuHg.
sSr1neis gDra, 81, 85l 5otbupat
Gtrdbs, IubertulDfe.
Gbfparb 6. Duder, 1, 1923 Waoir
5trabe, GeIhtpiir.
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Dies ssno 1as.

grOf. s. DO. Benedict, BON
8iplosifden Department Der untpers
iitdt, bdlt beute Mbenb s litr In Der
auld Der DeitipoOb 5o6fdule eiaen
Dortroe iiber r9he liable Wtnnners of
our common 8irbs@. Der Gintritt III
fret. Der 8ortrag ftnbet untsr ben
2nfptsien bes Defttpooo ATHLETIC Club
ftoft
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fellf6aften erEaubt, 9uBenos 9tdets 3u
.reou3irten Raten aus5ugeben.


Sn Der Dobnune bon 5rau Dtl:
liam RuHeu, TOT Wet a. Ctr, erpIo'
btrte geitern Morgen Der @ufottn:
to9er. ssrou RuTeG tpolIte ben Sfer
aus benz sSen'ter tperfen unb erIitt in
@e1i6t unb on ben 5Gnbeu 8rdnb:
tpunben, bic gum Slid nt6t 9efdbrs
Ii6 iinb. 9as 8ortommuib Deruriah'
te i'm Saufe grobe aufregung, bod
nur qertnqen S6aben.
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uuqetreuer 8eumter
Tdtebt lid.

Worgauftelb, &p., 20. QpriI.
Sheriff SQmes g8. Garter pon Union
gOuntp f6Ob fid beuts ROrgsn Isbsns@
aefGhrlih. Dor sinissu Wohsn battsn
Gouutn geamte Garter's 8i6er uus
terfutt unb ungebIih Elm MaHtc Don
$4,000 entoedt. @s purbe ibm biz
gum 21. &pril 3eit gegebeu, oafelbe
aut su MAIDEN. 9a er bic feblsuoeu
$4,000 nidt auftreiben tOHnte, i4oB er
fih cine &ugeI in ben Gopf.
Grf6offen.
2eriugtou, Gp.. 20. 4pril. -
9otrid NoOnep, Elm MitgIieo bss hiss
Iiqeu Stabtratbs unb prpminenter los
taler golititer, tpurbe bier an abeno
BON 5bomas 9oIan, einem pferbebes
fibsr, erf6OFsr. 9oIau itelts ii6 Der
PoIi3et.
Der Morb mar bic Golge zines
Streites iiber 8eIo bas 8olan etuem
Sotsl fauloeu Ioqte, oeFen Gtgeuthiis
mer WooRsp mar.
4u6 elm 8anterott.
Tew gort, 20. 4priG. Rprmdn
sel6p (aio W1cgpp), Der friibere
8reisborer, beiiBt nad istnsR eisenen
9(ngaben $50, Dem S6uIbsu in elmer
51be bpn $21, ,470 gegeuiiberfteben.
$50 aus 0ieIen $50 2lttiDen tperoeH,
ME er in Ieirer Santerottzgetit an
aiebt, burh feline aleioer rsprdientlrt.
Die Shufoeu idlisBen $4,000 fir bic
Mietbe feines 2otals, $4150 fir siH
Boot uno $1,000 gebprges 9elb sIn.
Qbgefebt.
@aGIipoIts, g., 20. april. -
Ter girettorenrat6 oes StuatsofpIs
fir gpileptiter in bisIiesr Stabt bat
Or. @. $. gritharo, Der feds Sabre
lana superintendent mar. abgeiest
uno Or. 3. 8. Sinneon, eiusu 6ilfs'
arst in be m6oipttal, su Ietuem glud=
felaer ernunnt. @r 1T Elm SobH oes
peritorbeneu gineinnatier &oblenbGHo'
lsrs SoI y. Siunson.
Aud eine aampdgus'
rSffus"
| gbtcago, gus, 20. gpr. Ct.
gbcrles, sSlls., bot einsn neueu 9urs
gsrmeiftsr. Gr 1T jung unb uuperbei'
ratbet uno bsiBt gbnaro CUNT. gr
purbe nit elmer Maioritdt BON 2 su
l iiber isiusn Sutsl 5raut y. CUNT
aepGblt, Der ID Sabre lang Mopor Don
| ct. gborlss mar unb NIT bem Ssoer'
mann 3ufrieosr mar.
Dos bauptiddlid1te aaurpasHsDer
fprehsn Cunts. auf has bin sr ertpdpII
tpurbe, lnutete: rDsnu Sbr mid tr'
ip6bIt, tperbe ih mid Derbstratbeu, eh'
mein Sermtn 3u Gnoe gebt.
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.9enft, cine SHUTTER
Ioate es iuiiIen.

Heiiiter bersr Riss,
bsr fdDspadp uHo G3s
estHdttef ftHb NIB bte
iein 5ieAeb nuo
aTdfie eentHHsu be.
neH bic eefuHhsH
&3aReen uuo bensa
stilgeH bsr Gtn0beit
tebleu fonteH uidbt
beree'ieH, buB bus
ftherfte S&drfuHess
mtftel uftb Rnrper'
alufbaiier ffir otsfeI'
ben Asdfer JobH .
sgls6tstu TT. iueH 90
cine rein sutraeIt4e
waeStstu TIT, frei bon
allen ftsIpIicogH
DrogueH HHb aiIa'
bol. Iauieube bon
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Samilton Gountp ganpcreiuslisa,

Die pierteGdbrli6e 9erfammlung
ser Bouoereinsltga BON SamtItOr
Gountp finbet am Greitag abeno, q.
Qpril, in Der @sntral Surnballe itdtt.
Der friibere ItaatIi6e 8aupereinSs Sn'
Ipettor Rt6ter 8. .. Gperru 1T als
Rebnsr geipounen. Mtbtige angele'
gsHbeitsn geIaugeu oubsrbem Dor Die
8sriammluug uHtsr 4nberem Der
gsri6t oss 9sisBgebungs z4pmmtttess,
aug ben 5errsn gub.r, Rofsut6al, Gel
Iarius, 9ogue unb Often bsitebeHb. .
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- Dte acooemp Of Muiic in 2pnh'
burg, 9a.. tit am Donneritog ourh
Seuer SsrItDrt tporosn. gtrIn't
$4,000.
Gin 8pfdtipus.
": .Bas, Gte buben seiteru eineH
Bennsburheang .rlebt9"
g.: ga. benz Dipferl fsius fAone
frau ift eurchgegaHgsnl-
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miittern aeben es ibren StiHbern, sueur
bieieIbcn i9tOah un5 abgeRaitet Finb.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-01-06
New York.
NEW YORK, Dec.

NEW YORK, Dec. 81, 1910.
AS the old year goes, our eyes, our
hopes, our sentiments and our minds
are directed towards what the new year
has in store for us. AS far as human
foresight can calculate, the new year
promises to bring vast improvement
over the affairs of the old. For pros
perity has again embraced the entire
country in all it's fields of useful activ-
ity and it has also manifested itself in
the ranks of our cigar industry, in fact,
in all branches of the tobacco trade.
in sight to impede or arrest the prog
even the political arena will be barren
of any intimidating or disquieting is
sues and legislation as Congress has
to adjourn in March and there will be
not even political campaign of any
importance in the Fall. The prospects,
therefore, are for an absolutely undis-
turbed peace both in the political and
industrial world and business and trade
is bound to thrive in perfectly peace
full atmosphere. The tobacco crops
which will come in the market next fall
have with but two exceptions turned
out better than was anticipated at the
early growing season. There will be
an abundance of New England, New
York and Pennsylvania leaf. The Con-
necticut promises to turn out better
from the sweat than it's predecessor and
there will be more of it. The New Y York
crop is pronounced to be also an i'm
provement over the previous one. The
Pennsylvania is being given certif.
cate Of being the best crop produced
for some years. Of Ohio it is reported
to be better quality than last year,
although there is shorter yield OF
over six million pounds. Only the
Georgia-Florida seems to be off in many
respects, being also shorter in yield by
about a million pounds. The poorest
crop of the year, however, is credited
to Wisconsin besides being short about
six million pounds. Nevertheless in the
entire yield of our domestic Seed Leaf
there seems to be an abundance fol
trading and as prices were moderate
for successful trading too. Journal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-01-06

A year distinguished neither by epoch
making events nor by revolutionary
progress nor reactionary setbacks, but
a year Of just common everyday occur
rences which leave neither impress nor
imprint for long remembrance. In a
word, 1910 was for the trade common
place year, neither too disappointing in
its results nor too favorable in its eff
fects. 1t was year that helped to
overcome and obliterate the traces of
the late panic, one of promise for a
final recovery and of further strength
ening and wider expansion of the trade.
This promise was realized from the
start to the finish at least as far as the
leaf trade is concerned. There was a
steady business of almost even tenor
all the year round and more than un-
usually so it kept up until almost the
very close of the year The volume of
business must certainly have exceeded
all former records with perhaps few
exceptions. And all crops seem to have
shared in this steady activity even if
some of them were not of the uniform
qualifications to sell easily and quickly
on their intrinsic merits.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-01-06
WISCONSIN TOBACCO MARKET.
EDGERToN, Wis, Jan. 6, 1911.


The entire west has been held SC
strongly in the embrace of blizzard
since the beginning of the new year as
to preclude nearly all outdoor business
in tobacco. What promised to be a
season of casing weather the latter
part OF the week, proved a disappoint-
ment as the weather turned cold just
as the hanging leaf was coming into
condition to come down from the sheds,
thus indefinitely postponing the chances
for delivery or warehouse work at the
packing centers. Had the damp spell
continued few hours longer the situa-
tion would have been greatly relieved.
The buying movement seems to be
called off for the present.
There is a limited trading in old
goods, but generally in small lots to
meet manufacturers needs, and no
transactions of moment have developed
The shipments out of storage reach
800 cases from this market to all
points for the past week.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-01-06
Pennsylvania.

LANCASTER, Pa, Dec. 27, 1910.
We are not hearing about sales of
the new tobacco crop at 10 and cents
pound these days. Instead, it is III
and 4, and even IL and a, and nobody
will be surprised if there is still fur
ther stiffening of prices. Naturally,
the growers who let their crops go for
10 and will regret selling so soon, as
they may have shared in the better Of
fers if they had just held awhile. 1t is
an o. K. crop and the trade wants it,
and, that being the case, they will have
to paw what it is worth. 1t is estimat-
ed that about 60 per cent of the crop
has been contracted for. The weather
has not been favorable for stripping
lately, so this work is very much be-
hind hand. :
Trading in 1909 goods has been dull
and confined to small transactions. A
very large percentage of the packing
is going through the sweat slowly, and
it will be long time before it is ready
for the manufacturer A prominent
packer declared the 1910 tobacco would
be ready for use as soon as good deal
of the 1909 goods.
The cigar business finishes a good
year, and the receipts of the office OF
this revenue district indicate that this
month will prove better one than De-
cember, 1909 While much of the
Christmas goods trade came in Novem-
Der, still this month showed no slump
in business, and the outlook for trade
is good. New Era.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-01-06
NEW YORK, Dec. %, 1910.

AS is to be, expected in between
holiday" season, there has been very
little activity in the local market, in
either domestic or any of the imported
tobaccos. The principal interest of the
week is the news from Pennsylvania
relative to the buying of the 1910 crop
at prices considerably higher than Wat
er Street had been willing to concede.
In the past few days a considerable
quantity of 1910 has been bought, prin-
cipally by manufacturing establish
ments, at as high as twelve cents. In
Havana and Sumatra there were no de-
velopments worth mentioning. Leaf.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-01-06

i'd, and most of the crop attained good
size. The most extensive damage by
hail and wind probably ever known in
the state was suffered during August.
More than usual damage was also done
by worms and grasshoppers, causing
this crop to be the poorest harvested in
a number of years, only small per
cent being suitable for binders. Some
damage, but not serious, from shed
burn IS reported. The yield per acre,
1850 pounds, is less than for some
years; the price, rs cents per pound,
is less than last season.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-01-06

The final judgment of the agricul-
tural department of the 1910 Wisconsin
tobacco crop is as follows: Dry wealth
er II June and July reduced the area
planted, caused bad stands in numerous
fields, and checked growth; on August
The cron a9sresrod 2 fa;iilre. after
rams ~ .Auguss .nplss eluenC Vas rep
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-01-06
For Sale.

A good work and driving team, nine
years old. Apply TO G. F. Strielcr,
City. At
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1911-01-06

The New York Tobacco Journal has
evolved a theory that our tariff laws
are responsible for the freezing out of
the smaller manufacturers, and this is
it's argument: Our population is grow
ing at far more than natural ratio
we have now become hundred million
nation according to the last census, our
trade is almost immeasurably expand
ing, every line of our industries is
stretching out irtto fields unknown and
the future possibility of our cigar in
dustry can for the present hardly be
comprised in figures. And yet there is
hardly a human activity where the
limit to individual occups- lion and sue
cess would appear to be narrower and
more reducible than our cigar industry.
For while the production grows and is
bound to keep on growing, the smaller
factories are being gradually but mer-
cilessly pushed out of the way. 1t is
not of itself the fault of the larger con-
Germs or of the corporations which are
pushed forward merely by the momen-
tum of their own business enterprise,
but the fault of the perverse govern
mental policy which fosters the promo
ton and protection of purely local sell
fish interests at the expense and to the
annihilating detriment of the human
rights of the vast majority of the peo-
pie. To give the smaller manufacturer
a chance to succeed he must not be
placed at disadvantage with his big
competitor in the use of the same raw
material. By placing an excessive rate
of duty on his raw material, however,
our government has put an embargo on
the small cigar manufactures, either to
die or to get out.