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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03
Ger 8erianbt betruo in berielben 2eit

ainpp lie h.-Iie 3ufnbr mar bente aes
ring, aber genileenD fir Die 8adfrage, Die
9reiie rpareu oaber ftetig. Stoders Ero
Seeners iinb in 8egebr unb itart. .-Wtlds
fiibe rpuroeu nur rDeHie gefaitfts
GfDere Stiere S.. 5.25-6.25, ertru $685.
6.37, faneD $40, Edien S2.25 -- 500,
SIeti6eritiere S425-5.S5, ertra $500,
Seifers 1926 49, $50, ertra S565-5.75,
&iibe S2.25-4.75, ertra $4.S5--5.00, Gan
nerS S2.50--3. IS, 5toders unp 9seeeers $3.50
$50, ertra $5.60--5.75.
gulIen., ~ Der Warft uer bcute rubig
nnb ftettg Su ben aeftrigen 9reiien.
TRaaere une iettbte S2.75-425, 8oIogna
81 .40-5.le, ertru So. l5--5.25, fette galler
$4.75-5.25.
&dlber. -4nfanes mar Der Martt fte.
tig, ipdter aber Iptat9er urD I'M 25--50c
uiebrtaer
Grbtadre unb erobe S4.00-s.0o, fair biz
quite leidJte SS.O0--9.00, ertra S9.O0-9.2 .25
aaLber in ben aommtiions 5duiern. -
SaHcp 8, prtma bis auserIeieHe S-SIc
prbiudre SIC.
@ hrpetue-- 4nh be1rte mar bic gu:
| fuhr mieoer oertna, pie RddJfrdge MIR md
| Big. Ge9eu Shtub mar Der Warft fhwaf
uno bic Breiie i'm 10e rtteprtger
| S6pere Scneine bradyteu 81 .00--7 %
CUTE bie auserlefeue 8erpadungs: uni
| 5Ietiderierten 81 40-7.45 gemiidte 8er:
pafungSiorten S7.39--7.4o, orotndre biz
auserIeiere idpere fette Sdue S4.75-6.l5
ertra Sc. 6.20-6.25, Gtags Si.00-5 %, leidtt
0erianotiortsn s. .35-7.44, SerfeL Don llC
/ 8fh. une peniaer s. 00-7 As.
Gtafe uue 2Gmmer. F. Die 3ufubl
mar beltte gering, bic Raufra9e gut nm
Der Uiartt tart
Shafe. Grtra brndJten 81 25, quite bic
anserIeieHe S3. 75-4.l5, orbindre bis gutt
81. .25-3-50. sSdbrlinge S4.5O-5.25.
2dmmer. Grtra $3.50, quite bis
uussrleieue S600-64O, oroindre bis sutt
! $4.T5--5.T5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03
Ghteaan. 2. Rdrr.

aRebI. - Der Rartt tft itetie. 98tuter
9atents S4. .OO--4.3 stratghts S3.60-4 20
Sprtna Bateuts beftes IS %, Strdigbts
sS .0o-4 90, 8dfers g 3O0--4.40.
8eisen. - Siir Dlai s9k-9011c, am
GdIus s9s1c; fur SuIi IS - sc. am
S4lub $3.50; fur Sspteutber s71Il-Ss11! !e,
am SaIus s77sc.
@eIfdforn. Sar Wai 47s<--4s5se,
am Shlmb f814c; FUR StlIi 4ssa44--49ssc, am
S9lub 1915; fer Septemier 40 - 5O14c,
am Sdlub Doc.
Safer. - Sur Raj 30ss-3l11c, am
SbluB 30Tsc; fir SuIi 30K-3lEc, am
s6lub sGsse, fir september 3o11 &4-301le,
am SdIns 50sSe.
Roaaen. - SO. 2 SIC.
gerfe. Gute 5uftergerite 65--75c,
quite bis dolce MdIsgsrite 90-97c.
4 lad 8 G0meH. - 10. 2 Q. W. 256c,
30. 1 n. E9. 259e.
Etmctbpia iaamen. Sll.75 per Gent
ner.
aIeeia u.-Sl5.00 per Geutner.
Respcsf. - SIS. 75-fs. 90 per gbl.
Siir Rdt SIT. .20-l7. 70, am GtbluB Sl7 2211{
fur .suli SI6, 6,55-l675. am SthIaB SO .57112
ShmaIs-SS. 81 $50 per 100 BIO.
5iir sRai So 90 --- 9.l7H. am S1lub 50 90;
flr ccsuli =. s7lf-9. 10, an S1lnB s. .971z
fir September SS.971z-9.l0, am SdLGk
.97N.
Short Rippeni eiten.--2oie -. To-
1884, per 100 gfuuo. Biir wsai 800
9.55. am ShlaB 50 80; fir syuIi 500
9.I711S. am Shlab S9.0215, FUR September
IS. OF .221k, am 59lub s.. .02L.
HuIterH - Sbort Hare Seiteu, per.
pn6t, 50 -50-9.75.
8ntter - Narit itetig. Creamery Ie
Pic, Iairp l5--2lc.
eier. Asartt ltetig. Sriide IL -
lSc per Tugsnp.
aGie. - Nartt itetis. Cream IL 1--l4C
per gfunb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03
c.; I. ;]llnrray to- ai3;;s a.;s.
316 Union 5raft. @tb61bs.

in ibr 6dnS famen. Der 5anlilie bon
9lei9ensR sRuBpurm, Den Ra6tDmmeR
DON gmilis bOu 5diler, tnntg Derbnns
ben, 1T ss anbsrsrfeits and mutbiiDen
eiu inniser Blmfb gerpeien, Der 5amis
lie uHb benz eugersu 8dtsrtdHoe Su ers
balten, mas Tie an Shiasrftben anoens
ten befab. Die ShilIsrsMuiesn uuf
S6lpB 8reifsnftetn, Betmar uup
Marba4 baben 70 marheH tpftbdren
8egeuItanb Dpn Dfutbtlbs BON Shiasr
erbalten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03
Gbicaep, 2. RGrg.

Rinbpicb. - geeues S5.25-7 90,
Ieras Stiere 81 440--5.S0, peftIide Stiere
S4.75-5.S5, Stoders uno sseeoers $500
$50, aiihe uno 5eifers 81 70--6 90, aGlber
s.. .0o-9.52. 9Rarft ftetig unb etpas hober
z dpetne. - 9eidhtt S7.o0-7.30, ge:
uriidte 81. 90-725, Id)lpere S6.75-7.2 90,
raa6e S6.75-690, quite bis auserieiene
idmere S690--T.20, sSertel 8 .20--7 .35.
Martt LGn9ia,n gu geitrtgen 2reiieu
9 d. dfe uHe Z 9dmmer-Shdfe: Gin:
heinriicpe 50 .00--4 80, rpeitlidhe g .25-4 so
Sdbrltuge S4. .75-5.T5.
Sdmmer. Ginhetmiid,e s. .00-6.20
peitIde S525-6.25. Martt ftetie uno ct
mas bOber.
3uiubr. - Htnbpieb $500, Shwetnt
Is coo, Shafe uRo 2dnmer 1000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03
Metaii marft.
Rem Dorfo. ana

Rem Dorf.2. Rdrs.
.2tHn mar idpa6 5u s&I .35-4 90 uno
Rupfer fiau: gate su Sl2.62lk - I2.s7t1a
giectrclutbtc gu si2 1880 ano Ga:
nina AZ Sl2 O0--i2 Is. Biei mar milig ~
a. .40--4.b0 nnb SpeIter rubig su 800
$40. Giisn iftunperanosrt 30. ] Gonnerg
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03
Groceries.

9nder.--8retfe letter. Rafkntrtsr Gu.
Scdi 6.l0c, ppmoereo $40, Cubes lS.60c,
araHnlatee 5.3oe, Gonfectioners ~ 5.25c,
EfF ~" J0o--5 .25c, rpeiber ertrd ,,g"
4 85-4g95e ertra ,,G" 475--4.S0c, orDiad.
rer GeIber 4.55-4 soc.
RcIaffes 1T ftefia. aew Orleans
Even Gsitle 34--44e, Gentrifuaal l5-23c
per gaIIoae Sorabum BS-I37e per BalIoue
Reis.-Rmft. sieHstih Iebhaft ane ite,
tig. 2ouiitana, SGHeu Seab 6--611Sc, primo
418S-b4e. orbinarer 3sx-4l1se, Sapan 81
4e per BfuHo.
Tairp grobutte.
Bntter.--RGrtt rnhia, 8reis wi1lia.
Sancp Greamerp 2se, ereamerp firfts 26ISc,
DO. seconds 2411e, fancp Garip lSe, 20. ]
l3lSc per gfunD.
adfe. - gaarEt itetia. Ebio Hat l6ISc,
acropeiterliher I7--l711Se, Rem gcrfI711Sc,
Sdweiser 9lle&--2O1&c, stnabaraer l511 {,
8rid l6e per 8frae
Eicr.-Rad1Fraa gut, Edrtt uilItaer.
Brima friide 0iibaereier l5I5e, firftS l41Sc
feecnbs i3e per Tto., fe mad E.uaIttat.
0eflhaeI- anaebot mdbia, Rdrt
felt SpriRs gbidcns Is - 20c, Sabne,
l4kc, Sdhne Sc, Irutbabncr I9--20c, Guls
se, eutea i4---l7e, 16Rie 7---loc per gfuab.
ApW uu VENUE.
atpfef.--9ancp Aew Bort So. 800. 90
lem0hnlid,e So CO. 90 per Dbl.
aitronen. - Rarst fsetia. California
s3 .50--4O0. Neiiina ss3.50-4 90 per Rite
EraueeH.--R Rartt rahis aab itetsg. -
california W .25-2.75, 5loriba - -
2.50 per atfte.
9reibeIbeeren. - $500 -- 900 pei
Bbl. unb 81 CO. so per Aifte.
aGrtGffeIn. - Mthtgan 81 .69--l rs
SouisDilie $i.z5--l SIS, per Bbt. Ri6iaaY
55--6oe per gu. pom store.
GIbtartpffeln. Sancp sseriet
$500 - 3,25, ScaiSuiIle s2.75 - 800 pei
| Dbl.
arant. - Rartt itetss. Tanifb 75c--
| 81 90 per Obi. pom Stcre.
3pie ebeIu.-e5elbeS2 .75--3. 90 perBbl
mne S4--S6c per Ba.
RabeH.-SI 25---E.50 per Dbl.
StefrIbeH. $iO0--l.l5 per 8bI
upm 5tore.
aobI. s1.o5-l.5 so per gbI.
nbsBrcbuits.
SobusH. Rartt ifetis. grina EaF
rcmfat s3.l5, gsfssbte ano bel DaRe ge
piiitte aapu 81 80 pet Bu.
Seu. --Usarff risbta. 70. I Tbinotbi
$500 1875, fRe. DO. $l65O--I6.75
80. o SI4.50-I4.75: 2Iee, gentidter no.
sla.50 ae. DO. Sl3.00; &lee 10. $lo.0
- ll.O0, 30. 2 500 so. aIfalfa $ll %
--I2 O0psr Ton
RabIsHfattsr iisitsiis. alsie 81. q
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03
ptaIRs.
oIts hem 2t. Sahrntnbert

aus oelH 2t. Sahrhimoert
@eitern forambolirte in Der Deitdl.
ItraBe Der gtuoeder eines 9tboefers
nit 6em 3tpei6eder eires 0ad)eefers.
so beioe iSdbr5e1ige 1ofort abifilr5te1t,
iplroe Der Strabeuperfebr 1tidJt rc-
itort,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03
Enttapidt.

8na0iqe (sum ueuen 1ienit1lln-
den): ,Sagten Gle aidqt, gle fpdren
pou 9yrau Rehnungsratb @ole Ipegeu
Soraeus entIaiIeH Deroeu2"
vrsagpobl, qua SSrall.
.gtun, 3ultl a1tdlid - 10 er5abIen
Sic ooh mas"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03

Rorfbefn sn $3.50 - 1925, 30. 2sbo. sn
sa5. .25--1600, 80. SontberH nfD no. 1
Goutbern Icft al sI5.52--15.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03
Wiebn1drfte.

Cincinnati, 2. MdrB.
3ufubr une @erianbt Tpdbreuo ben per-
fIoiienen "a Stunoeu pergIihen NIT ben
Dor6ergebenoeu Iagen, iparer Ipie fnIgt ::
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03
2spus Oelbnsartte.


DpUuFEH " y. DNuSo AWAfe
Die meiifen pou ben bieEigcn Wanfen bats
IN heute zine rsd,t CUTE Naufrage nad
DarIehen M psrsfibHsH, bod mar @elp mill
LA, ba be mGnfsn usebr ais nenhgeHos b0sioB
on 6ano babsH. @cn osa Bafsien sunrs
DsH BarItbeH .oH call ~ : aIs9slsshsn
tsno @eibnftSpapiere fpuroeIl sn ota - oN
biSfontirt. SIN ofisneH WGrtte wuroen
1arIsbsM vcn can 81 S1s - = y uno auf
3sit 81 Als& pIaeirt.
sssdfu aaG view spsrf.
uaren ncnsineu s,i guri 5TDtfeben 8anfen.
Die GotiHterrate betrdgt 5Oe prdmse per
$1,000.
esshfa saf Gnrssa.
waren wiHiasr. S,euts iino bic ioIgeuben
C.uptiruHsen su berihten:
sonbon, 0 Iage Stht, $4.s7 per &,
90 Tage Stht, S4.S3A per &, garis
Tass Siht, 5i2L-5l5 Erancs per 500
80 Gage 5iAt, 5l7 $40 Francs per 500,
iiir DeutidlaHo 4 Iase Sidt, Taarf % 11zze
DO. 90 lage Strbt .94kc.
Documentary s3ias auF aonbon uasDen
~ 49,, duf @Iasgcw su s4.82L nno
euf Hslfait tu S4S2 perfGuft.
sansss-csIissssnsH
rubis aub fsetis. Die BaHfea quDttreH spie
folsf:
Ginteaf. 4erfauf.
4G 9seHbs, 1926, Coup. lie Il6A
81 Nonos, 1913 ...... .102A lo3
~ Bombs, 1890. .......l0i IOlL
~ Nauatsia ...........lUU lulA
GisariHs 6sage slmssss.
Ter ilmfat I'm bteiiaen Glearinsbaas be-
lief iid sessss aMf Q, ,4s4, 400.
ssfalsasfarisassn.
Gds Anesbnt mar bents unr nabtg, bic
Rahfrage etne siemIttb quite uHo Der Dearft
feft. Cine. gas u. electric Go. Mttien UHr'
cen bsfuaosrs am GhluB ftarf sebcnoeIt.
laHftebeRne gerfdufe iVuo su berinteR:
Mn ser Essss.
Before cail.
a afssen Gtnx @as q GIecisic Co. s5s4
20 glftisa Columbia 11s q 9iee.-.-..~..- sae<
Frat Call.
eEstsH glns ssf gtn. gs........-.-. ssh
ii.i:a i.i:a ,siiss s a..........-... - -
gstwsss Gsn.
81 sfftsn Gtfie. @ns q gIsefrlc ga. ss,l
sA1nu Epxsbsrn Etae REACTION bEr....-.-.- -
Second Call.
40 nffisn an. asEfina MsiN. $50
70 Aftisa eu GiHs. Gas < Etsessk ......... ~
Dc.........sss-sss-..s.a~..s 80
Jm sFiensn waartts.
10 ssgtisn am. pauasrn EaaA. Co.. efS.. ...ii1
5000 Msfr G6rgl aeE, asa s............s. taall.
aadso koltrrstas. O., ser, 1888 ni9'
ssa8 ysofivaob, O. aes iSas ..s...: :.s.... tei I
:zs sife gtass gInlne; oa ssr Isoo.... ma s9,s
ga6,fteheube 1abeire ron i'm bteiiiaet
Wdrft begtusEtabeu Bombs nub Mttsen eieb
oie,uffsHeaen EuottrungeR an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-03
WhtBfp.

Ter Rarst mar ftetig. 8ertaaft purben
962 BbIs. 5jitiIIer's Strisbeo 9cobs ani
Der 9aiis ron 81 .33 per gaaoa.
GrncrrirN
Evening star., 1911-05-28
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

II WANT TO BORROW MONEY on REAL rs
tate: good security. Box 100. Star ofice
BEFORE BlfISG OK BUILDING 4 HOME
in Maryland call and Inspect the Chew Tftls
Plant aud arrange 10 borrow the money you
need. Room Z. 5l2 st. NV, Washington.
u. G. 24s
Evening star., 1911-05-28

ROOMS PApEEED 500 VI; ALL MoGE
guaranteed. wali paper, It. and 81 per pl.c-.
LEPREUx. 607 st. h.w.: phone North 3AS1s
Evening star., 1911-05-28

627 y. CAP. >T.-THREE DESIRABLE Y
furnished rooms for Ink. private isrh =:
-nrp
Evening star., 1911-05-28
ROOMS AND BOARD.

THE RICARDO. i6t.-2l i1iH Nw.-aoo =
and hoard at reasonable rates; iransi"ns
ll4
Evening star., 1911-05-28
FOR EXCHANGE.

fUR EAtHANfsE
On Washington Heights.
Beautiful semi detached home.
and tiled bath: hot-water heat.
Electric and gas light. Finished In hard
rooms on frst floor. Large porches.
Trust, 81, $50. Exchange FOR lot small
house. See photo off e.
KING FILL. Inc. 30 New York ave.
FOR EXCHANGE
". A. CRAIG a Co.
sl6 l4th 81. NV
Telephone Main 1910. .H
10 rooms and bath; new brick; corner prop
erty; we'll located on Newton st. near lsth.
Wl exchange equity OF three Thousand for
good lot and pay cash difference. or assume
incumbrance.
improvements frame dwelling. Price, 81 600.
VIII exchange for suburban home. Property
we'll located on Heights. Easy terms for cash.
BIZ acres and s-room house, bath. furnace
heat we'll located in Maryland. close to
Price. IS, 600. VIII exchange for small houses
In city.
Two fine properties. well rented and located.
in Pittsburg. Pa, and % and ine brick
mansion close 10 car line In Maryland, only
so minutes ride from heart OF city. These
properties free and clear OF all incnmbrnnces.
Price 500. o00. VIII exchange for income city
property and pay cash difference. WIN eK-
change one or all. VIII not assume any trust.
houses. well located In central northwest
close 10 y. H. ave. and st. Price. $32,o
VIII exchange equity OF SIS. 600 for small fat
or small houses. Would consider alley prop
critics.
rooms and bath. with two-story brick ga
5000 Trust. s5.ooo. WIN exchange for alley
W. A. CRAIG co..
Phone Main 1910.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

wANTED-To ENcHANGE A NICE s-RooM
NEIGHBORHoOD, CLEAR. AT s., 500, FOR
DESIRABLE BRICK AT S4.5oo OR UNDER.
AND ASSUME TRUST. CHAS. A. SHIELDS.
1885 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
FOR EXCHANGE-A VALUABLE PIECE OF
business property l4fh and L SITS. n.w.:
nearly 10 feet wide by l45 feet deep 10 30
any business. Price 81. 10 square foot. This
IS one OF the best pieces Of property in the
business section OF Washington for the money.
BOSS & PHELPS ancb, 3io l4th NV. q s.
FOR EXCHANGED SPECIALLY OF REAL
estate exchanges; a big active list of city
houses, apartments. fats. lots aud suburban
and farm properties. Fer advantageous propor
sitions see L. y. i. PRINCE. ~ Bond bldg
FOR EXCHANGE.
SYRACUSE. n. Y. RESIDENCE FOR HosfH
IN WASHINGTON OR WITHIN HALF
HOURS RIDE OF THE CITY PROPER.
client from Syracuse. y. y. whose husi-
ness interests compel him TO reside here.
offers exchange his rslatial residence. lo-
Gated in the select part OF Syracuse. for
a home In Washington, ID. G. The
Syracuse home IS fully detached, a property OF
individuality, tone and style: ten large rooms.
fcnr toilets. two baths; spacious reception
hall: buffers pantry; coid,storage room; cellar
under entire house; Laundry: modern hnater:
large moth closet: hardwood floors: all rooms
bright and cheerful; spacious verantas: mass
I've colonial pillars: awnings. screens; beautiful
grounds lot SlNl12: cement rrlage drives to
front and side entrances.
For price and further Information apply TO
BELT. O'BRrEN & CO. Inc. 1902 G st. nv.
Evening star., 1911-05-28

HENRY WICK. 1903 14IH ST NV.
Eazcrs srouEd Horse ana ba.w. chppers
gtound Gat! re. aired AL kinds u saesfs. lawn
mowers and edge tools ground. Work susraoteso.
Graham guardian. [volume] (Safford, Ariz.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-11
Swats Flies With Soap

A physician living on the South
Side has invented rather novel
method of Kidding his house of flies.
An ordinary drinking glass half fill
ed with soap suds is placed in a con-
venient window sill. A slice of bread
with small hole cut in the middle
and spread on the under side with
molasses. covers the glass. The flies
alighting on the bread, crawl
through the hole to get to the mo-
lasses. There they are soon over
come by the fumes from the soapy
water, and fall into it. In few
hours the glass is filled with them
The physician is very enthusiastic
over the invention, for he says il is
much easier than chasing flies all
over the house and then killing only
a few.
1T is also safer" he added, than
the method read of in a paperr re-
Gently. falling of grocer who
used pan of formaldehyde. | do
not doubt the success of the plan,
but formaldehyde is deadly poison,
and it would be a bad thing to keep
around the house where there are
children. The soap suds method is
convenient and cheap and brings ex-
cellent results"
Graham guardian. [volume] (Safford, Ariz.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-11
How Paper Came To Be

Long years ago a japanese walked
through his pretty garden to his
home, his hands were clasped behind
his back and he was thinking, as he
crossed the bridge to pluck a fresh
wistaria blossom that hung just over
his head. This little gentleman had
a great many parcels to send out
from his shop every week, and he
had always wrapped them in silk,
but this was an expensive material
and he needed something cheaper
for his purpose. All at once wasp
came fitting toward him, but he
thrust it away that it might not nip
his nose, and 10! there at his hand
was a wasp's nest. 1t was made OF
thin wood pulp, softened into a thin
paste by the jaws of the insect, then
formed and left to dry.
Why can't | do that same thing?"
thought the Japanese merchant.
Get certain wood, form it into a
pulp by means of water from the
river and make something like
the wasp's nest in consistency, to
wrap about my packages. /" ST.
this was the way paper was first dis.
covered: A wasp flew across the
path of a man who walked one day
in a vineclad garden of Old Japan
Graham guardian. [volume] (Safford, Ariz.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-11
Cucumber Collie

A Florence (Arizona) man acct
IDENTIFY discovered, this week, new
way of inducing ants to change their
abode. He tossed a lot of cucumber
Feelings around the main entrance
to big ant nest, situated near his
back door. The ants devoured the
Feelings with avidity, then retired
to their subterranean domiciles to
give digestion a chance. But in the
meantime they had not been unmind-
full of their queens weakness for
good things to eat and had carried
her liberal supply of the newly
discovered delicacy. ...
A few moments later, he declares,
the queen and her retinue of retain
ers marched out of the main portal
of the ant castle, followed by the en-
tire colony of ant subjects, and with
their backs bumped up like that of
a camel, straightway disappeared in
the underbrush. They never return
ed and Mac thinks they persisted
from cucumber collie. Since witness
ing the performance he hes tried
this moving food" on several adj
jacent ant colonies with the same
results.
Graham guardian. [volume] (Safford, Ariz.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-11
HOMESTEAD LAW
Nearly 2OO,OO0,OOO Acres Are
Now Available for Entry

The enlarged homestead law per-
mits the entry by one person of 800
acres of government land in the arid
States which is not, in the under
standing of the government, sus-
ceptible of irrigation. AS under
the original l6Q-acre homestead law,
this land can be acquired by the
settler from Uncle Sam free of cost,
on compliance with the regulations
requiring a residence and cultiva-
ton. The determination of what
lands are subject to these double
sized homesteads devolves upon the
Secretary of the Interior, and since
the passage of the act in February,
1909, 190,254, 495 acres have been
designated by him as subject to en-
try in units of 800 acres. Every
month additional lands are thus
designated, 9O,242 acres having been
added to the total in June.
Graham guardian. [volume] (Safford, Ariz.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-11
PROBATE NOTICE

In the Probate Court, in and for
the County of Graham, Territory of
Arizona.
In the matter of the estate of
Petar Andarsan, deceased.
Notice of application for letters
of administration for posting.
Notice is hereby given that Ruth
Wilson Andarsan has filed with the
clerk of this court petition, pray
ing for letters Of administration of
the estate of Petar Andarsan, de-
ceased, and that Saturday, the Goth
day of August, 1911, at 2 O'Clock
p. m. of said day. being day of a
regular term of this court. to-wit
of the July term, 1911, at the court
room of said court, in the court
house at SoIomonville. Territory of
Arizona, in the said county of Ora
Graham guardian. [volume] (Safford, Ariz.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-11
EDUCATION AND AGRI-
CULTURE

Universities throughout the coun-
try have awakened to the present
day need of deeper application on
the part of our college men to the
study of agriculture in all its various
branches. Not detracting from the
advantages of the many professions
that are encouraged in most educa-
tional institutions, suffice it to say
that there are. each year, graduated
from Institutes of learning more law
yers, doctors, dentists, teachers and
preachers than are required, while
the country stands in absolute need of
attention by minds and men scientifi-
cally trained in all of the varied
branches of agriculture.
There is need of course in agri-
culture that will be complete, and
offer a term of study fitting the
student to play an important part
in the general development of the
nation. With the advance of irri-'
cation, dry-farming methods, scien-
tific plant breeding, intensive farm
ing, seed selection, soil physics and
fertility, the various branches of an
imal husbandry and modern methods
of water and rainfall conservation,
the need of scientific training is be-
coming more necessary. In this age
of competition the combination of
science with practical experience will
help in a large measure to overcome
the problems OF crop uncertainty,
which yearly occasions chaos and loss
to the nation. Inst lad of this con-
dition, system of crop reliability
ever increasing in usefulness and
scope will be developed by the col
leges where agriculture plays an i'm
portant part in the educational work.
Arizona has been quick to realize
the advantages of scientific agricul-
ture and prompt to establish four
year course at it's University at Tue
son, which is perfect in complete
ness and which carries with it the
degree of B. S. The University is
entitled to the hearty commentator
of the agricultural interests of the
country at large for taking this step,
the effect of which will be of nation
al Importance.
Graham guardian. [volume] (Safford, Ariz.) 1895-1923, 1911-08-11
FOLKS PLEA FOR OLD
PARTY

At Minneapolis, Joseph w. Folk
said: 1t is a question for us. not
of founding a new party, but in the
preservation of the ideals of the old
party. Not the formation of the
new government, but the purifica-
ton of nations life. Not the con-
quest of foreign foes, but the sub
lection of those within. The capac-
ity of a people for self government
is to be provided not by the glitter
of wealth, nor bravery on battle
fields, nor by the extent of the ma
tons dominions, buN by the happi-
ness and welfare OF the average
man. The dangers today are not
from without. Self shness, greed,
avarice, privilege, the decay of pub
lie virtue, those who would subvert
the public function of government
to sordid use-1hese enemies we
have to fear.
There can he no peace between
these enemies aud the peoples safe
ty. We cannot avoid the conflict
with them without being recreant
as democrats and traitors to our
better natures. 1t is not enough
for us to rest upon the splendid his.
tory of the democratic party; there
must be hopes and aspirations for
the future as well as history and
records of the past. No man, no
nation, no party, can stand still--we
must progress or decay.
Progressive democracy is con-
structive, not destructive. 1t would
not array class against class but pre-
serves the rights of all by causing
each to respect the rights OF the
other. 1t does not attack wealth
honestly acquired, but the privileges
that produce tainted riches on one
hand and undeserved poverty on the
other. 1t favors the protection of
property rights, but recognizes the
fact that property rights should not
be inconsistent with human rights.
1t seeks as remedy for existing
evils more government by the peo-
pie instead of less government by
the people. 1t appeals to conscience
Instead of avarice. and to the com
mon good instead of private greed. "
Columbia MO- Herald.