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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-26

auf sIH Alter Don miHDeiteus $40 Sab@
rem 5uriidblidsn tann 9raf aIiRdoD=
itrom entosdte ndmIth, nte er iiingit
in ben yUttttbeiIungeu our geIht6te
Der WeOi3tn unb Der RaturDiHeHfAdfz
ten" berihtste, in Der gtbliotbet pes
8ritiib Wuieum in QonDon bas Wlas
nuitript etnes i'm Sabre 1888 peritor-
benen Watbematiters BOURNE, bas Die
8e3eihnung U2s. Qunosp. 121 trug
uno aus benz un3petosutiq berDorgsbt,
odb Bourne 6as Fernrohr fannie, uHD
3ipar aus etner Don Ibomas 8igges
1871 3u 2oHoon epirten, beute dn'bet.
nenD perfholeHen Ghrift: NJ @eomsa
tricul Yracttie, namenb pantometria",
Die Der 8ater Don 56omas giggs,
GeonQrD 8tgges, DerfaBt bate. 8ltns
toDitr0m tbeilt i'm ein3sIneH Die SteIz
len mil, aus oeneH berpprqebt, bag bic
beioen 8igges ioIDie Bourne oas 5es
Ieitop ober bod mtnoeitsns Die aombi=
nation Der 9Idier, pelhe Die Sernz
robrDIrtunq herporbrtHqeu, getannt
b1ben. Sine Don Bourne mitqetheitts
Stele aus 0es 5bomas 9iq1es Borz
reoe CUR yQantometriu" luutet in
oeutiher ueberisBung: ,,Rein Batter
mar ourh anoauernoe, mubiame Grz
perinente, uuterituBt curt mutRmatiz
fte geDeiie, in Stdnoe, unp hat audi
in Der 5bat nit 6ilfe geeigueter Sid
Ter. Die 3rpefentipreheno in paTTsnnc
WIntel gu etnanoer 9ebruht paren.
ntdt nur melt entfernte 8eQenitdHoe
entosft. grisfs uuo auf nummerirten
8eIOitiiden Die gaH3e 9rG9uuQ uno
SnI6rift geleIeu, Die Don Ieinen
5rsunoen a6IittIid in8 offere Telo
(auf Die Gunen) geporfeu poroen lpas
rem, ioHperu er bat aud aus elmer Gntz
fernung BON Iieben Weilsn angeqeben,
pus in Dem Qluqenblit an prtpdteH
Srten porajuQ." Mtit Dieier alindonz
ftromFhen unterfuhuHq ndre alio Die
Qtte Streitfra9e tper Der Grfinber beg
Ternrobrs mar, enDgiItig entihiepsn;
oie Guqldnoer limb es, bic fit dud)
biefe Grftnourq duf ihr RubmsstnntD
f6retbeu tDuHeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-26
Nsr Dor,. q. -tuli.

Ksp 9or,. Is. Suli.
MeA.--9ufuks 81, ,383 BbEs.. 8srTanet
.2,l75 Sbts. Ter Rarit uar hsute rubia.
Spring patent o. .90-5 l5. mtuter sraishts
~ 9o-A.10. Dintsr gatsHts s420-i.50.
Sprina tlsars "a. 75--4.l0, Binter grtras
no. t3.85--s.50, no. 2 Do. S3.l5-3.25.
AaHias hraiatss t4.i0-4.25.
HoaeenmskG III wtQia. Sair bis
suies t..50--4.90. 9oics bis faneg s. 90
5.l5.
Wsismekl In fteijs. - Ssines usises
sab sslhss 81 .ss-I.4o. gEcsss si.3o-l.s5.
ailneries 1896.
BuAmsttsamsat IN ief. Satr sis
au'es $i.S5-5.l5, toi,e bis iancp s5.20-
$50.
BaAwetser Honitrs4. smerleau Sc
ano 4anasiGn 63e c. |. Z. Ven g)ori
Rosssa III nonsins4. no. Q Dsftern 92t
BEL anfuHft :. !. I. Buffalo.
GsrAe Honinea. 1alss.rFs ll5-i20:
G. |. 7. Buffaie.
Meitsn.--9ufutr lO3, 800 su.. .strfanes
-- Su. Rarst ift wi4!s no. rotser
Hessr 90l.e sm elevator ane 9Istc {. 0. b.
iADtm Mens. Rs. 2oristruDuIuts 81 90
I. .. b. 'Apimmeub. n
DstiAfsrH. - 1uFusr -, aey'
ianst $40 Su 1Rarft sstia. erport Ro.
6ef f.o.t. i4wtmmsuh.
eafsr.-3u'usr l42, ,7a5 gu. g.rIanst
308 gu. Rart. mar itmah. gtanhqre net.
Der 46s. Gs. 2 psibsr 4s11se. EO. 3 454e.
Rs. 4 4se.
tsu In ieft. grtma 145-I.50c, 30.
l45e. Fs. 2 l3oe, 80. s e0e.
6spfeu ift Fsfs. Esate 1910, crbtuGr.r
bts Aeies 2s--s2e: 1909, 20-22t; gatiiic
gsaR 1910. orsinaEsr bis 9pies 3o-32c,
1909. 2o-2sc.
cauts fsb ftetis. - Central zmerlca
2o11e, 0eaota IL 4-22he.
esser IN ftstis osmls6 a4L-27s.
psss Ut fefi. Ssmilp $500 - Is. so.
seri slsas si5.so-l7.0o. gsss $3.50
1890.
sect III ta. samtIs siaoo-I2.5o.
Het ei0.50--il.00. Ueef.S6tusen SIS 90
---s0.0 90. Berpa4t sl2 SO. gi,p svtra
SRoia Ret el5.0o--l550.
Sat Nssts ftnO itstis. Dsvs,eI.. BEL.
Ties, I'D bS IA 3fuue, 10 - i3e, eo. 9 taIs
tern SH-ske. 30. s4inseH l4e.
Semast III fsf. WiseIe Reft srima
ea.3. - s.t6. Ra'Anirfss iFt Feh. Con
tsHsat $3.50, Q. u. ts.55. GompeuHs To-
7sse.
fsfs IN ftstis. = prina Gtts &c.
gsuHtrs 5I-sL.e.
0aamUstf tffaamsu. Oct III militia.
$rtna rohes HowtHsa, prtma semmsr
eelteS e5.a5--5.65.
Ystrsleu N IN itstla. NafNnirses Rep
svs e7.25. HAilassls5ia nns BaIttmsrs
n .25, DO. tn ouH S. IS
MeIIe In rasis. romsitsr 6Issu Ohio
27--29s.
esss n ruais. strainss. ssnssaii& &ss
bio estsS o5 $3.50
EsspsxttR IN piais ~ see.
HstS IN Aetis. ssHtssmifAer 2s.-5e,
Yatna 5LS--se
Nsfs fiss IN isssis. sasr Orleans Cpen
Kettle. gutter 5is Dolce, $500.
SD 6sr.--Hstsr III ieft. MuseasaSs. 50
Ten. 8.S6-s.sOe, Centrifugal 06 reft 4. ~
--4.4s. 1slsTes. 3us.r 50 Ter 36l-373e.
Nxfkmirtss Fsit. Gut ssaf6.i6, Gruikes {. .o5,
Nsxfe - 5.70r, gubes 8. .61e. Horesres
6.46e. Oranulases 3Sc. Tiamouo ~"
6.85. Gsnfeetoners az 5.2oc, 80. $3.50,
NJ. b.I6e, Re. s 10. ges. as 5.03c, no. S
5.00e, Ns.6 A95c, 20. 4.90e, Rr. 8
4.86s. no. v<.3oe, Ro. 10. 4.75s, 70. IL
A-70e. Re. ~ <L55e. Ra. Is 4.6os. go. IA
A,60e.
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Webporf. - $l6.50--l6.62k per HbI.
6nr Guilt 1880 1880, am GHLnb 1850
flr Sepiember Si5.50-I8.70, am ShIuf
1870.
e1maIb.ss.37X per 100 8Funb. Jar
Septeinber 1885 -- 5.471<, am gtIut
S5fH fir Sannar $s.85--8.47I, an
e3lub s8.471I.
short fetten.--2ofe 81. .6211IS
$50 lper 100 yfunb. Slr Sep.embel
S.57H--8.621a. am gtIub $8.62N fiji
5anaar $8.l0-8.I718, am Sblub e8,l7K
ShulterH. - Saort Hare ssitsH, per'
padt, $8.25-S.57L.
Butter. - 2artt felt. Grsamerp 20
--25e, Dairp l8--22e.
|. etsr. - Rar.t fet. Sriids Is -
l6c per DussHo.
adls. s.--Rarft itetts. Cream l2L4-l4c
per Bfune.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-26

i6n, ibre aotetterie flobts ibm GuaIsn
Der giferfuht elm. Der perbdngniss
polIe 4bfhlub bieier ungludliden unb
qudlDollen Gbe3eit mar oas 8uea nit
benz Sulonl0Den Dantes, pas 1oI
furntbar enDeH iollts.
Sn einem foeben erihienen Derf|
iiber PuIhtin er3dblt 6. 5aumunt
oies Duea uno ben 9oD bss 8ihters
in elmer padsnbsn Shilosrung, bic sine
Reibe penig betannter @in3elbeiteu
aufDeiit. Rahpsm Bi6tin benz
4boptiOpater BON 0antes, Dem Baron
Don 9edereu, eineH beIsipigenosn Brief
gsf6rieben bate, fuhts Der 8ieomts
b'Nrhiao, Der 3euge BON 3antss, ben
Oberften 8an3as, ben 3eugen puihz
tins auf. Die erite 5orberung 9ufhs
Tins mar. bas Die Sahe nod am ieIe
ben Gage ausgetragen nerbe. .@enn
ni6t," bate sr srtldrt, ylperoe ih Den
6ederens, Batter unD Sobn, ND ib lie
treffs. tns GeitAt fpeien." 60 paro
oenn Der Qbeno gum 3dmpf beitimmt.
8eoingun9sn pareu: YiItolenpsdisI
ouf % ShrItt nit Borriiden big auf
Is S6ritt. IS mar Elm buntler Sas
nuarnd6mtttog, man muBte ii4 ellen,
I'm iih nod bel 9agesliht hinter Der
3ttaoeqe gu treffen.
gInttli6 langten beibe parteien
an; Die Sampler fellen iih auf. Bel
oem aommanoo fpringt Pufhtin, ME
er es in al Ieinsn 9ueqs gsmaht bat
te, nit geienttsr piftols gsgen ieineu
9egnsr Dor: 0antss bleibt unbspsglia
unb IhteBt. puidtin!" itIrst nit
benz Sdrsi: nUttr 1T gein ger
ThOiTsn!" Die 3sugsn ellen berbei, er
pebrt iie raub ab: rBartet.." iagt er,
i'd babe araft genug, gu ihisBen!"
Nun iintt 8antes 3uiammen. Su Der
rpeiteren SdilDeruHg gsbeu bic Quss
Iagen Der 4ugen3su9en auseinanoer.
Die einsH berihten. Puihtin babe ges
fhrieH: .grapO!" Rad ben anoeren
ioa er seiQgt haben: Sd bate ges
gIaubt, DdB mir oas Bergnugen mas
den tuuroe, unD nun maht mir fdit
S6mer3." Die gertpunburg ppn
Bantes mar isbr lsift, bic BON 4uihz
lin 10 ihper, bag ibm Der Geibarst oes
3uren, Der an fein 8rantenbett gerus
ZEN purbe, pentg 5offnung Iisb. Der
Stsrbenoe itelIte sine Cite isiner
Shulben uuf uno bat gitolaus |. um
Die 8egnaoiguug bon 1an3as, Der me-
gen isinsr getbeiItguHg am GueQ bat
te 6eitraft fperben miiIien. Der Gar
fhitte linn siH Billet, inbem sr ibn
srmabrt, als Gbriit gu iterbsu, unD
oeripriht, fir ieins GumiIie 81 for
gen.
Die gfsuigtsIt bat Iih in gan8 pez
tersburg perbrsitet. greunoe tommen
uno itebsn an isinsm Sob.enIager.
Puihtin bsrubtgt unb tr0jtst in elmer
srgreiienoeu S3sne ieiHe 5rau; er
ihpOrt ibr, oaB er iie niemals fir
ihulnig gebaltsu babe. uebrtgens bat
audi IdHtss immer fuisosr perIihert,
er lei gar nidt in 5rau Yufhtin pers
llebt gepeieH, ionoern in ibre ShDes
fer, Die sr aud beiratbete. Die
Shmsrssn bes Iterbenoeu 9idters
iteigsrn lif uHterbeifsn immer mebr;
am 20. Sanuar 1887, am Worgen oss
5agss nah bem 9ueQ, bat er dusgez
littsH. 9epaItig lit Der S6msr3 uber
oisien 9erIuit, bic Stuoenten polIen
in Iangsm ,3ugs feinsr Gsihs fplgsu,
Die 3eituugen nennen ibH siHsH groz
Ben Manu.
4bsr Der Winiiter lparpff unters
oriidt ale 4uuoesbEngsu uno orbnst
cine unauffdtligs getroiguna an. ,8ie
tam man tpageH," nsiuts sr eutriiitet,
~sin 5noipiouum aIs groBen Utonn
dn3uipreteu. oas tpeoer 9sueraI nod
Staatsmnnn MARI"
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@ie Huiafia itarb.

puihtin. zines Der gr0btsn 9enies
Der ilapii1sn Raifs. tpuroe pon Der
aussl zines iunssn 9ebemaHnss I'M
Gusl oarnieberseitredt; Die urfa6e
mar sir peisrsburssr 0eieaihaftss
tIaifh. naa benz puihtins 5rau ein
gerbdltnis nit oerrn 9antes haben
iolIte. puihtins 6eirath nit Der ItDz
nen. aber peridhpenoeriiheH uno fpiets
ten RataIie gontfharopa mar untsr
ben nielsH Srrunsen ieines ssbens sine
Der unsliidlihiteH setpefsn. Der uns
stbeure Quzaa. nfn iis trisb. ruinirts
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Der Warh uar ftstia. 8srlaait u4rssa
54S BbIs DiitiasrS 1iHisbss 0ssss sal
Der 6aiis zen tis3 per 1ausa
Grpeertst
W oesrts

Su6er.-- Brstis fen. Naftalrtss Gui
eeaf s.75e. ponsereb COS, GubsS q. .20s,
sranulatss s. Sse. Gsnfeetsoaess us. oos,
On ~" 5.65-5. Toe, wsttss EXTRA -"
5.50-S.s0e sysra :, G"5.40--5.<Ss. ssstaf.
xes seller 500 25e.
Nsfsifss IN astis. Nsu Dsgssss
cpsa Asttts S4--44e. Gsntrifxssl Ib-23<.
pr oa1sns. eoratnm Ss--87e per OsHexs
RsiS.-Warft. ,ismgiA isttsft xnA Ass
hs. asatfiaxs, Baney csas s--sks. psins
~ N-tks. orsintrss --ts. Sspss *
We per pfsns.
Esisv SssSxgts.
Dattss-Tlartt ruhia une ssit. Naneu
Greomssp 27jfe. Gsesnery NsAs 28s. As.
issenssels. isne, Dstrp ise. Ks. i7s PEI
pfurs.
aAi.. - ws,ts s..ss. c,.s sS i4s,
Assbpsfsrli4sr lac. ksu Dsy{ lAke.
e4nsissr 10 - leke. ainksssss IIK-
ise. 0si6 IL Ne per ofsnt
eiss. - Anaebet mabis. Ra6fraas aut,
Nartf 'eit. Drima friids l5ltnersies I5e.
firfts lstfs, fsssnbs i0sSs per 0utsne.
0efIaesI.--Narst aiemIi9 lsbbcft uab
iefter. Gprina GAt1ens BON TX pfane
une harlbsr 1se, sopsinasss uHtsr Y
pse i5-i7e, ontMsr I2L9e. NatRs Sc, Frat
10kRes lac. Guus Sc, iunee GRten ron 8pfb
une ear6ber l3s. untes Sfuue 10 - lie,
alte 81, 0Anfs 6--7e pr pfuHb.
Dbk nnb osmufe.
Sunss AspfsI.--5riihe Nayseif el SO
--l.16 per Uu. GsnbtsmiiAs $3.25 IA. 80
per Hbl.
8trnsn. - Ginssimii4e sl.oa-l. 30
per 1u.
Gitssnsn yRarlt fen. GsgsFsssis
ts.S0-S.00. Nsffsna { s.60--5 90 pss asRs.
cra1een. -- Narft s1tis sns estts. -
GAltfssHta et.0o - $50. Gate Bale la
e3.05-3.76 per &iffe.
6Iau besrsR - Gtnbstmif4s el.Oc
100 per Hu.
Ss4aanisbssrsn.- - CATS - 500
per crate.
gfiriiaa - Gsnss eIserias es.2S-
$50 per 0a.
WsfissmsIsnsn.-ei5.oo-aoot ot
3u6esmetonen n. asiyoRd Staab,
are Crates S20o-2.16 /; Jnsssna 0em Nut
msss 76-e0c per Acsb sea 10 Stad.
SuResAsstsffsIR. - GtnAstmij&t
4O0--l60. AsHtx6p 2K %. SAD q. 76--
Zoo. Galaern shore h.0O-A.16 bss 0bL
&ssst. - Assn Astts. et11esuni4si
o .0l--2.0 ~ per Gss1e.
0U b esea. - Qeui1uiue sN', siabsi
mti4e t2.23-250 per- Abl Dei6e 4l.k
L-l.25 1ss oanuss.
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G4cx1 giQs Ei07s<l sttis As4ut. i2fok,
i.sa6.n i sssi ID s;sls sss 'ss ~ /.


-. Douee uao hhtsn - NsD UetI
cen ON eaus mar wiIis gu 2--2LE.
1]rima Osiddft1paptsrs uareen " A.
--4hS bisioHtirt.
Gferttna, GrAanss III its.is. -
et4t 10 e4s6-4s6H uns 90 zass s,i
S4.83z-4.SsL.
BuabsssDbttaattsnsn mureu ites
tia unn murten mse foigt qaottrt:
Ser. esaaten ReiuHsins 2s i0011
seb.. ~ rsaiHrirts tlS25) ii3A - 115,
teuposs ll31s<--li5, 81 resiftrirfe 10lHs
--lO2L, Coupons I0l u seb.. panama eou.
pcns - l00L.
affisn marft.--am Hormtitaae mnr
Der Narft iHmad uns ets Bret'e eeeriidt,
aeeen Yittaa trat issoh cine glsnouns eir
unb bic Derlufte uurben fptebsr gut aei
maHt. Gsgen Shlus nuroe Der Rarsl
lnisber ihwsr nno bte neliten Aitien ber
sshe fianDen ssebriser ais seiierH.
RaMftetenbs Aurfs uaroen uon bee 5trs
ma 5ymtn. BaGman 1 60, 30. 225-232
N3aInnt efTase. bsrsAtes:
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akteaso, Is. 5uIi.

Etnbptss Seepss - 10 - 7 Is.
1sras stiers 81. .50-5l 10, pssIt4s stisrs
s. oo-5S0. etofers aHo fssssrs BOO
$40, Rate uns bsIf.rs e. 1880, aaIbsr
s5.50-S00. Marst itstts
g4ustue. - aeittt ss 40--6. 30. ss.
initiate u. .35-6. .s71., fApsrs S5.I5-8.82L
ssuss Ss.l5 6.35. guts BIC auserIsisne
ifwue ss.35-5.s2R 5srtsI t5.25-6. 40.
Earst itart bis &c boher.
staf. uHa aammsr.-stass: etH1
ksinii4s & .50-i40. uefIiAs - 75-4.45,
sasrItrss 81. .00-5.40
aammsr. SIHssimiiSs S3.75-7. 80.
psAlide S4.50--7.45 1eur,t ftart
9afusr -- 1ln6pits 400. Sausins
10, 900, S4ais une 9amnsr Is 900.
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NsV - Der Marit IN fen. Dinier
vstsnts - 80. IS. siraie1tS g. .65-4. 20,
GDsiRs Vstsnts ssfss $50, Gtraigsts
o4.i0-4.30. Ua!srs t3.4O-l.5o.
0sttsn. - glr Sail 6Sh-s6ke. am
S4lut H6sssc, flr esptssates 671.--sssse.
sa eAIut 67Ae: flr 1ekmber 81 -
sc. am sAlab Sl1.c; fin Hat S5 " --96h
an SAtn6 o6lSs.
Bslf 1lsrn.-slr Suli 6l1-s2he.
On 04sxt sl1ss; 1areey1emtes s2A--s4s,
@ e4lst 8asts far 0ssember 90 -
axe. am SAIus s0Lt; for raj 62--
e01<s.. an sAla5 62l+e.
4Afss. - 0ar 5xlt d - 1915, am
S6Int Sc; fur sss.smber 49,. --4oAe.
am e6inS sS7s e;flrJs ember 42s-43Ac.
an e4lut 42sse: fur Rai AN - s5sse.
On S@iub NE.
4sfesm. - ~. 2 Soke.
osses. ouss 51ttesessRs e0--70e,
ants ~ 4sice RaissuAs ld0--iOse.
6ta 4Sfas ne R.--Rs. en-. 2I6ke
~. !. =. 213e.
81 u msttyfssmsH. - 9feaer es.o0--
l1-50 psS Gs1taer.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS per Sent
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Rem BORT. 25. SnIt.
9tnn mar bente milts sus4l l.52H-41.77H
nno Rupfer oeSsI,; 2ate gu sl2. 75-l3.00,
Glectrolptbic ~ sl2.62T-l275 unp Ga.
fling 81 Sl2.37K-l2.50 8let mar itetis
~ s44b - 4.55; SpeIter ftetiq ju $5. 10
$50. ellen mar rubis. 80. SouHbrs
9ortbern gu sl5.00 - l525, Ro. Z DO. tu
$l4 75-l5.00. Re. SouttsrR uRo Ro.
gout5era loft NJ sl475 -l525.
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9abnar5t (oer einsm tIetnsn yum
gen, pelher nit 6dRoeu tlnb 5lbeR
nm Iih ihIagt, eineu boblen 3nbn
steheH MIN: .Jeufel, oa bat mid Der
Sunae ins 8eiidt getreten!"
Mutter: ygengel, tonnft Tu peua
cen 5errH 3pttpr ntrsenopo anoexs
iretsn, ais srao' IHs gef1t,"
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foHsnen Il StunoeR, per9lihsu nit benz
porbersebenoeR Iase, waren rpts 1oIgt
Sufusr: Rinouisa stDsiRs eaafs.
Suit "a l440 Alb 300
SuG rs ..... ISl 1890 1899
Der s.riaHOt bs.rus IN Deri.Ib.a 3sit:
sa!i gull Is . ..,. sis io4s 1914 2ss7
aiHbpie5. Der Rarft mar aud
5suts ruiebsr ftarf fir bte beiieren LuaIitds
ten uno bic 9reiis bsrisIben 'tiesen etpas.
Stoters unp Seepers absr bItsben unpers
dnoert -- 8uie RiLhtabe fiuo itetig, ais
oere riaR uno wtltq.
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-6.25, faHep -, GtisH 8l.50-i.5O,
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-06
BUTTERNIIIK.

Some people long for lemonade,
 And some for fancy drinks, And some for soda-with the aid
 Of sundry wicked winks- But when the sun is fierce and high Iris then my fancies turn To buttermilk; 'tis then I sigh
 For nectar from the churn. Somewhere on earth there still must
 be
 A s'spring house" deep and low, Half hid beneath a willow tree,
 Whose boughs sweep to and fro And whisper to the rills that gush
 Between the roots, and turn To loiter in the shadowed hush
 Where stands the sweating churn. A dipper hangs upon the wall
 To rob that soothing hoard But better, better yet than all,
 Perhaps there is a gourd! No votary has ever poured
 Libations from an urn Like buttermilk held in gourd
 Raised from the roomy churn! An, can there be finer thing!
 It's sweet as honey dew! The water ripping from the spring Is laughing back at you While merrily it drips and drips,
 Through watercress and fern You taste the tang upon your lips
 Of nectar from the churn. Forgotten then are drafts of wine
 That all the senses cloy, And you your happy soul resign I To deep drawn breaths of joy, And he who does not know of this
 Has oen glad truth to learn: That buttermilk is liquid bliss
 When ladled from the churn. w. D. Nesbitt in Chicago Tribune.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-06
Me|tZer'S Friends
 Pay Tribute To
 His Fine Record
Feast at Lehmann'S Shore House
 in Honor of Legislator

AS a means of vOicing their appre-
 citation of the splendid record of Rep-
 resentative Joshua Meltzer. a group of
 his friends gathered at Lehmann's
 shore house last evening with the rep
 resentative as their guest and tend
 hearty good fellowship prevailed
 through the evening. The guest was
 pledged again and again and was pre-
 sented with @ handsome gold chain,
 symbolic of the links of friendship
 that exist between the donors and the
 recipient.
 With City Sheriff Max Cohen acting
 as toastmaster, Attorney J. B. Klein
 was selected to lead in the feast of oratory that followed the dinner. In his best style, the eloquent attorney began the speechmaking with witt
 ty and humorous sally which soon gave way to more serious expression. Then he analysed the record of the Bridgeport repr sentative from the beginning to the end of the momentous session of the legislature just closed, and concluded that it must be said that Meltzer had been true to the best interests of the people; that he had taken office unp1edged and that he had filled his office with the highest honor. Particularly did Mir. Klein dwell upon the comprehensive grasp that MT. Meltzer maintained upon the IHOIC 4AAPOlCdAIl uIOclSuI CS Ol CllC SSS- sion. the public utilities, the working mems compensation death limit re- moval. employers liability bills. He declared that MT. Meltzer had won the right to adorn other and higher of fees.
 Attorney Henry D. Shannon, who is recalled by those familiar with the intricacies of political history as the chief advocate of Attorney Metzer's candidacy was introduced as his dis 1 coverer He declared that Meltzer's record at Hartford was one of which | his friends might justly boast. It fell l to the lot of Attorney Theodore E. Steiber to make the presentation of | the gold chain. He spoke briefly but | eloquently in praise of Representative Meltzer.
 The guest was deeply moved by these expressions of good will, yet he | was not at a loss to voice his sen- | timents of appreciation. Dwelling up- on the record of the house as a whole | he said he had confidence in the sin | cerity of the great majority of the l members, and said he considered that | but a few were approachalble in the | interests of the various Hobbies. He took occasion to thank those who had | helped him during his Hartford exper1- ences, and assured his hosts of his continued good will.
 Among the other speakers were Rab- bi Maurice Thorner. Attor1 1ey Henry Greenstein, Max Stein, Sigmund and Dr. M. J. Greenstein. |
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-06
washington. D. C.. Star,

If MT. Clark is elected President next year, a Congress Democratic in both branches is likely to supplement that result, and the first business in hand in 1913-probably in the spring will be tariff revision. The Payne law will come in for a complete overhaul ing. What then shall we see? A man in the White House familiar with the tariff from a Democratic point of view, a man in the Speakership-Mr Underwood-familiar with the man in the White House, and some man as chairman of Ways and Means familiar with both. Al majority Of the majors ity of the House will be men who have served with the President in Congress. The combination will be as closely knitted as was that of Nc Kinley, Reed and Dingley.l Both House and Senate are sensitive. Tn approaching them President has much need of diplomacy, and know1- edge of their dispositions and meth ods of labor. After using the expres- sion in a letter that he had. Con gross on his hands, MT. Cleveland never had the slightest influence with anybody. The tone offended both sides. As President Mir Clark would need no interpreter of the Congress sionaI Record. He would know at a glance the meaning of things, and how to go about influencing the sit uation if it were not to his liking Though lost to sight, Congress would still be to memory dear, and easily understood.