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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-14
6lukberiAt.
Ginctnnati, Il. gpri[.

GiHctuRati, il. apriI.
Irot Der ftarfeu ResengaTe lit Der 5Iub
nod i'm Saaeu besriffen uno oerieIbe Bate
ge'terH abeuo bel bieftgsr Staot einen Bais
ieritauo pou 3S.9 Gus.
Dts foIgeueen 0speihen iins wdbrsab
oes geitrtseu Iases bier etnsetroFeu:
gittsburG .. Der 5IuB oct stnsa
DaTerftaRo uou 79 Jub uno fdut.
DbeeItng, D. gsa. Der 5IuB hat els
uen DnfierftanO Dsu l4.s Sus uHe fdHt.
garsersburs. R. ga. Der 5tus bat
einsu gsaferftane pOu I7s 5us unb fdnt.
aauawaa SaIIs. Der 5IGs bat els
nsn DaHsrftanb pan 60 5ub uRo fdat.
gbarIsito n. B. 8a. Der 5LaB hat
sineR 8aiierfaHe pou 7.S 5ub une fdat.
gt. gIeafant, ge. "a. Der SInS Bat
einsR Bafierftanb pom $50 5ub uHO fdat.
Gatle ttsburg, Ru. Der Slub bat
siRsE WaFerftanb uoR 81 9 5u6 uno fdnt.
rtsmoutb, .. Der 5IuB Bat els
nen aBaHerftaub poH 342 5us uub faut,
soatsuiIle, Rp. Der 5IuB BAT sinen
8aFeritaub uoa III Sub unc iteigt.
GpaRsptIIe, Sab. Der 5lub bai
stnsn DaffsritaHo non 3s.5 5ab uno fteist.
Carlo. 5gs. Der 5Iub bat etnen Dai.
ierftano pon 40.3 Sus uRe fteigt.
Remybis, Teua. Der sluB bat einsr
8dfierftane poR psf Jus uue lteigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-14

gisIIsidt nur nsniss DsutThe 6aba;
sttpas ppn Rinfd gsb6rt. Der geame
tlinst psrlodeno. uuo ih bin ubers
Ssuat, man6sr StaIieR beiunenoe Ssu4
tone bate III Der Soffnuns. bort elmer
boIoen Rampbe 5u besesneu. irhpn bic
ftsbSis SiIonctsr lanse Reiis bon 8om
gstoagt. &ber leioer mub ih ale nsus
srnahtsu opffnunaen ouf bic Staot
Der RnTpber tur3erbaub serftDren. sic
sriii;rt nictt nshr. 8or 500 Sabrsn tit
lie rsriuuten. 9Craoe ipie uufer uorbis
I9es 8tnetu, nsuR lie iich audi niht
WserDafisr gum tii6len Grab ausiufz
se. Tas srpeituuienoiIhriae Rinfa
bate ssHus erfGbren, nm 5u niHen,
bab oie Renfnen Gsidihten pen psrs
iunfenen StGbien nint slauben tpols
len, ipenn ibnsn ni6t 8epeiie porliss
gen, 9iHfa tam pamit auinarten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-14
qanbsgrpbuste.

Bpbnen. - mdrtt itetsa. grtmo Usars
spwfot 1918, asiiebte ans BET Sdnb ges
pfIadte aapp $50 per 8u.
6en. ---Dlarft rabts. sto. I Tbinofbg
$20.50--2075, NO. Q DO. $500 - 1928,
30. 3 bp. Sl7.00--i7 so; &alee, aemtfbter
10, 1 $I8. .00--IS.50, SO. 2 DO. $3.50
100; aIee no. 4 $3.50 - l4.00. 9o, Q
$l2.O0--l2. so, aIfdEfa $1S. 90 per Tpn..
MlhIeHfntteri iit Itetfa. .-9Iete $13 so
24.50, Miboltne erobs SEA .00--!25. 90, bo.
fsiHes $25 .oO--26.00, gemiintes 6utter
ga. 3.5O-24.60 per Tonne In 9ult unS 81 90
ftsbr auf benz GsIelIe.
Berf6tebenes.
Dele. ~ Wartt iit itstto. $500 aetnoI
robes 96e, aefchtes 97c per gaLIone In
gertsen pon f--4 Bbl. Grtra 0tnter 9sit
aarboI T2c per GaQore. Cotton geeb
Del robes 47--4ec, ra'ftntrtss 5l--52c per
gagome. Ierpentin 96c, Petroleum, gers
Fsctipu IOr, Ohio, Rentudu uuo Snbtaua
csc pr @aIoHe. Growu @aioIin ISc,
Qopbta 1se per GaIICne
SuIa. -- Der Ror.t 1T ruhta. Chio
Riper 9O-95c, Ri6tgon uuo Mtrou 94e
per pbl. ppu 2s0 Bfuuo
TaIe tft rpilIiger.- Brtmagttr 8 --- exc,
bp. Gonntrp 511SS--6c per gFuuo.
aobIen.-- aRarft rubts. Dousbtoaheup
83.25, Nub nnb Glat 800, Randu bc
StA6sohIeH $3.25. RuB uub glad 81 90
LOO per Tenus abaeIiefert. RauhloieS Sttid.
fcbIeu Ss.75, anthractte 1925 per Tonne
abaeliefert. Cote foiet $500 per Tonne
obaeIiefert. --.-.-e
SGmereieu. - Wartt felt. aleefaa.
men " .70--S .25 auf bem 9eleiie uuo 81. so
% IS per H3u. ppnt Store Tkmotbp "a sc
800 anf benz geLeI'e uub s5.O0-8 oC
per BnibeI pom Sters. 8u9ueitsH Soe
IIaHsiaamen $50 per 8u.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-14
9lusipdrtise Wtdrfte.
Sen lort. 13. Npril.

Ven Dorts IL. Npr1l.
msbI.- 3ufuSr 25, ,8ls BbIs.. gerianbt
%, ,564 Bbls. Ter Rartt mar sdum itetig.
sprina Datent % $50 90, Dtater Stratahts
90 .65-3.75, @tnter gateuts SO. .9o-4.35,
Eprtra clears % .65+.O0, Btnter Grtras
no. L $3 .20-3. 40, 30. 2 DO. S3.05-3 l5,
RauiGs itraigbts $4.lO-420.
MpegenmshI 1T feft. Eair Bis gus
tss d. .40--4.55. 6cics bis faHsp $4.6o-
4.S5.
gu5psissHmsBE III rubts sa s2.75
per 100 DfuHe.
8u6pst,sH te itetis. Gmsrtean Use
unh Canadian 62e c. l. I. 8su Dort.
Raismshl iit itstig - Isinss wsisss
unb selbes 81. l5-l.2O, sEObss 81. .lo-l.l5
aiIn6rteb $3.50.
Rosseu nomtHeq - 80. 2 Dsfteru s3e
I. .. b. Rem porf.
Derite ift wiuip. RaIsserits $1.1I--
LIS c. l. I. Rem BORT
Ust,sH.-9nfutr l6. 800 gu., Berianbt
232 $50 Bu. Dsartt ieit. no. z rotber
S4e TIM GIeuator uwb 954c I. o. b. inufEts
u.eub. Ro.1 RortAern CuIutb 81 .Oss4 lob.
IAwimmeno.
DsIihtpru. - 3ufu6r 1876, gsrs
ianes 81 ,642 gu. Rarst itetia. Grport 30.
2 b61ie I. b. fhmimmsnb.
Safsr. - 3ufuhr u, ,975 gu., geriduet
4945 BnibeI. Rarft 'tettg. Stanoars Ueis
Ser sse. BIO. ruetbsr S94e, RO. 8 3s1Ie.
9c. 4 SIZE.
Sea ii fen. ps!ma ITO 1l2Ke, 30.
/ l0Se, Rs. 2 csc, Ro 8 7o-SOe.
Sppisn III ftetis. State 1910, oroiudrsr
bis Asiee 25--2er; 1909, lS-2Ic; gaeiftc
Seat 1910, OretHarer bis aoiss l9-22e;
1909, l4--i7e.
Sauts itne rnbis. - Central ameriea
20s, Bogoia 22e. aiis
aches IN ftstis. Ssmfof 2s--25Ks.
Narf IN ntufs. HanxiIp Si9. .oQ-20 so.
ihort clear sl70o-ls.5o, Rsb $500
ia. 60.
Heef III itetie. TamiIp sl5.Oo-l5.5o
sgsb e1S.60-l4.00, BeeisS1inten S26 90
Ia 60, BerpaGt $I2 .0o-I2.60, Gttp ertrc
5nbsa 9Reb Sl5.00--i5.50.
Gut Rsats fuo Stetis. gepStsIte Bel,
Ties, 10 bts IL Efo., Il--I2Ife. DO. SauI,
tern $3.50, DO. S4iuteu lee.
Q Ama.sii III itstta. RiooIe Bsft prtuc
Ss.00-s.I0. RoFftuirtss itetis. Continent
t8.55, @. u. ~ IS. COMPOUND IKE.
TaIs III hstts. - Rrtma City 5Le
Eeuntrp 51s-5Ec. rgsgt ..
BaumueEIIa amen Gel 1T feit. -
grina robes s5.07-5.l4. prtma SOmmsr
selbes $6.10-6l4.
Detro leu M 1T itstia. Raffinsrtes Reu
! Dorf $I.40, philadelphia uno Baltimore
n. 40. DO. tn eut $50.
@olIe tfs rubts. Domsitis 5Ieeet 2S-
29e.
oars IN rubis. Strainee, ssp6bnEi6sl
bis gutes $6.l5.
| 9erpenttn IN ruiIis III S3e.
sets TT Han. Ginheimsiher 21[-5Ke.
gatna 6x-Se.
| RoIaifss tTt itetis. Rem Orleans Cper
Nettie, gutter be dolce. $500.
Safer. - Rober tit feft. Ruseauaet
6s Zen, 8.S8, Centrifugal 96 Ten 3.Sse
RoIaffes sSu6er 50 Ief s.lle. RafTfutrter
III itefis. Gut 4Oaf SEQ, Gruibso 5.5oc
Dsoals ~" 5.l5c, Gabes 5.05c. gopoerse
4.s0e. @raHuIatso 4.soe. TtanIoHh "a
40. GoRfectionsrs ~ 4.85e. 30. ass
go. 2 4.6oe. go. 4.55, Ro. 4 4.5Oe, Ro.
4.45e, Re. 8 4.40c. go. 4.35e, Rn.
4.3Oe. Ro. e4.25s, 80. 10. 4.2oc. 30. Il
Also, SO. IL 4l0c, SO. Is 4.05c, Rp. i
A.06c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-14
ss,lss ssa Has.sslealAsiaa.
etls. Hsnss nns Mfsism in gltp s1srs,

stTb ON eal" mar msIIss gu 2-2lz ~.
alrima Gefaafsspapisre maroeR 30 A.
ak@ btstonttrt.
stsrIine.er iit feiter Stdt
M "a. .sBsz - 4.86k uHo 90 Gase St9f
su s4.s3Ik- 4.esI.
Huuee sDb[taatip pdren ftss
tio uuh uuroen Tpie foIat auotirt:
Ger. Ssaasen Saefunbins ~ 10l4
aeb., az reeiftrirte lls25) 1l4A-ll6H,
8ouponsi Isl --il8z 81 reeiItrtrts 1914
---l0a1, Coupons i0iA-I02H, ganansa
Coupons 40 I0i--l0lh
aftteumurit - Snfo.ge Der beDor'
itebenbeH Gsiertase mar Der Ma.t pesIs is
iehr aau uns bic grstle aeoradt. 9te
Hursicbwaniunaen maren aber Hnr nnbes
beuieub unD bic 56EuBnotirunSen ergabsn
nur eertnse 9erdnosrnnssrt.
ga6lsekenbe aarie wurosn uon Der 5sr,
ma Sr.ptn, 8aIlman 4 Co., gso. 2%5--SsS
MaInnt Gtrabe, bsrittet:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-14
Gkieaso, Is. 9prtI.

NtNNHN W 40 @$pb6'
WskI.-Rartt stuas aneereatIt. 8tuter
gasenfs %. T5-4. 30. 5traights S3.75--4. so.
gprins gatents beitss s5. .40-5.55. Straisbts
e4.W-4.l0. SGtsrs $s.O0-4.85.
Detsen. Gar Rai ss14--S99sc, am
e4Ius sse; fur 3un S5as - s5Zc, am
S6lus s5Ae flr Sspfrubsr Ssh - S6c,
am e6lus s5Lc.
Defftforn. - 5ar Rat 40 -- 1915.
AM s6Ius 49,; flr Suit 5o--5O%e. am
s6Iub 5UtEe; flr September 81 - 5Issc,
Safsr. - Eur Raj slh-slXe, am
s6IHs sl11e; fur SuIi 3lLs-3l&.r, am
ealus sls4s, fir September slts --3issey
am SdluB 1896.
ReaaeH. - 30. 2S5-89e.
Gerfts. - Cute Gasterserfte 65-S5e,
quite Ole dolce RaIyserfte l02-llle.
TInhs R.-Rn. z. ID. 2441Ic,
80. 4 n. 10. 25s1lc.
1tmetssfaamsa. - sli.75 per Cent
nef.
aIesfaamsn.-sl5.oo per Geutner.
Wesporf. - Sl5.75--IC.s7k per sbi
Tar Rai sl5.o5 - 1920, am SnIui
$500 fir SuN sl4.7O - l4.so. an
etiut sl4.s0.
e4maIL- s7.so--7s2Jk per 100 gfO
Jiir Rai g7 80 k-S.95, am Gcblub 81 95
FUR suit ~ So sl-s.G!kS, amS1Ias ss .02 u
fur september s7.s - $40, am SdIui
$S. 10.
Shcrt Rippeuisttsn .-2oie 81 30
s.25 per 100 gfb. 5ar uiai $s.40-S.471f
am SHlns s8.47K fiis SaIi $797a :
$40. am S4Iub $8.l0; Fir Septembe,
81. 7.67k-s.05, am SHlus ss.O5.
e4uItsrn. - Short Hare Ssstea, psr,
pn6t. &s.25--a.8Tk.
Hntter.-Rartt ftstis. Creamery /.
--2ic, Dairp l3-lsc.
Gtsr. - Rarst itstis. Bride l5~
i611s per 1nasHS,
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Atnbuteb 49, Die 3ufu5r mar beutc
aertng, aber mebr ais geniiGeno fir bic
aohfrage. Die 8retie uaren itett9. .-RiLd:
tube blieben ebenfaIls uuperdnoert.
S6uere 5tiere s5.O0--6l0, ertrd $6.15
--6.25. fancp $500, D9ien 81 2.25--5O0,
5Geiiheritiere S425-5.65, ertra $685. 90,
Sstfers 50 25--5.6J, ertra 1915 -- 5.85,
Riibe $2.25-490, ertra $500, Gan,
ners $3.50 -- 3.75, Stoders uRo Seeoers
$3.75-550, ertra s. 560-5.75.
Bnllen. - 1te Tatfrdge mar uur ma.
Big, bic 3ufuhr oenageno.
glagere uno Iethte S2.75-4.35, Bologna
A.5o-5.15, ertru $5.25, fette guIeu $500
--5.35.
AdIber -- Ter Rdrtt mar beute rubie
unb rDtuts, bic 3afubr mebr ais senigeno
Croindre uno grobe 50 $3.50. fatr bis
quite leihte $5.00-7.O0, ertra S7.25.
a6lber in ben aommtiioas 6duieru -
GaHcp 7C, prtma bis auserEeie iene 619-6Ic
orotHGre 4-5e.
hwetne. - Die Ra6fraee war eiut
CUTE uno Die gretie fir 96telIorten fteIer
nm Sc per 100 gfuub. Settte geriaubtior
ten unp Fertel paren ftette.
ShUere Shmetne bradlten S6. l0-6. .35,
quite bis auserIeieue 8erpdtungss unt
5Eet'tsriorten $6 .40-6.45, gemti9te Der
pa6ungsiorteH $S35-645. orotndre BID
aussrIeiens i6usre fette Sdue s3.75-5. 40
eTtra S5.40-5.50, Stass 50. 3.5O-4.25, Ieidtl
gerfanet'ortsu $6.45-6.50, Tertel pou ITO
gfo. uuo rpsuteer S5.50--6.50.
S6afe b2dmmer- TieRd6fra9
mar eerinq uuo Der Rartt wtli9er, beion
oers fir Sruhiahrss sg6mmer.
eddie Grtra e 25-i 25, aute BIG aus
srIsieHe S3.T5 - 4l5, orntnire bis gut
$2.25-3.65, 5dhrIinse S5c0-5.75.
edntmsr-Grtra s. 525-6.25, quite bis aus
eTleiene S5.T5-S.i5, ,oroindre BIS CUTE 8 On
--5.B5, gsihoreue S5.0o-5.5O, ertra $95I
1000, 5rabia5rs' 96mmer 5-9c pro Pfo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-14

mem Mnrf. 12. 0[nri[.

Rem BORT. 13. apriI.
Stna mar beute piLIis gu Sal .eo-42 Is
un6Rupfsr i6mad; Safe Bu ST.. .37 371E-l2.6O,
GIectroIntbte su $12. .l21 1s--l2.3 .37H nno Gas
fling su $lI s71S--I2.00. Blei war tluu ta
"a. .45--4.50 uH6 SpeIter rubtg 5u $6.45-~
5.5j. Gtien mar ftettg. 30. Jpunbrp
5tortbern gu $l5.75 - 1925, SO. 2 DO. ba
$l5.50--l8O0, So | Soutbern uHo 9to. /
Southern loft an SI5.bO--l6O0,
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Aihier: ,9taboent Gle ber Der
aauferei i'm @ertsiaal ,shren @egner
i6on 10 ihlimru suaerHbtet haifen, ta.
ineil Sie suriit uno perpriigeiteii lbu
gum slpettenHtail"
glneetlagter: IA =. Der jug
bate 8eripatung!-
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Gbtcaao, 13. apriI.

Rtnspiet. Beepes 1926 --- 6.75,
1sras Stisre S4.5o--5.s0. peftEtne Stisre
S4.s5-5.S5, stcters uuo Seebers 81 10
$50, 91he une betiers 81. .70-5.85, 2dEber
$5.o0-7,Oo. Rarft ftetis bis i0c b6ber.
9 Snweiue - aetHt. $6.20-6.55, aes
mii6te S6.05--6.5O, ihwere $5.80-6.35
raube s5.So-6.oo, quite bis auserIeiens
inpere $8.00--6.S5, SerteI S6.15-6.50.
Rartt fsetis bis Sc b0ber
e 6afe uHb bafe: gins
bsimiihe 800. 20. rueftIite 81. Id 80,
SdhrIiuse - 1910.
Gammer. - Gtuhetnii1e $4.75-6 35,
rpsitLAe S4.35-6.20. Rartt iapah bis Zoe
b6ber.
5ufubr. -- Rinbpis5 $500. SawstHs
~, 900, Snafe unh admmer II 900.
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Sas SOmpeji Der Simple.
Bon g. 9orbuf d Rom.

Cine ausssftorbene gtabt. - Rinfa,
oas pompeji nss RtttsIaIters, -
Sm Sumpf periuuten. - ntaldria,
Die ssfiiratsts Ssuhs, berri1t in Der
Ruinsnftabt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-14
Groceries.

Suuefs- ptebfs ftxItH. HaIWRtkftt WI
eeaf B.s0c, poDeerse $50, Gubes 5.65c,
araHulateb 5.4oc, eonfsestoners IN" 5.3se,
6H ~" 5l0-5.35e, weibsr ertra -"
4.s5--5.o6e. srtra ..S" 4.85--4.e0s, oroinaa
rsr aeIbsr 4.65-4 Toe.
Open Aettls 54--44e, gentrifaea! i5-23t.
per Maaone. Serahans 83--37e per 8allcne.
Aets.-Rartt siemIth Isbhafs unh he,
tis: soaiitana, saneg Ssae e-stss. prtma
4-5Is. ereinarer s14--4ss. Sapaa g.
4e per gfunh.
Tairp gretuste.
Butter. - CREAMERY III ruhse uns
itsiis. 5anes Creamery 23xs. Greamers
fsrfts 22Le. DO. fecoHes 2oe, Tanes DARN
l5e, No. lee per gfuno.
Qdit. - Taartt itetia. Cblo Hal lse,
1erbwsiterIicher l5k--l6c, Rsw Ders l6c,
S6pesssr ish - 201Sc. simburssr loe,
arid i8e per Bfune.
Gier. - angsbcs arob. Rahfraae sut,
Hreiie ftetia. grima Frilde Siibnereier l5e,
firfts i4t. ieesnes l2ke per Dnseab. @an.
isstsr 50c. Gutensier Doc per Ttb.
@efIaseI. - anaebofe asemlif sres.
Rseiis rptuia Sprtng ghi6ens lS--25e.
1dbner Ia Sdhas l0e. Tsutbnsner ls--
20c. GuIs Sc. Gnten i4-i7e. Ganie e--ios
per SfunD.
Cbis une Wtmfifs.
aepfst.--Baneu Mem Bort %. .75--6.5 SO,
gemDbnIide 30 J00--5.2 rs per Dbl.
gitreHeR 49, Rarst ftetia. Galisoraia
o. .25-2.75. Mefiins s3.50-s. rs per aihs
Eranaen. - Rarts rubie une itetaa. -
California s2.50-275, Jlorisa $50 -
2.75 per Rite.
Grebesrtn ~ alabGma $3.50 pei
Grate uen "a Quarts.
aartoffeIn. - Ridigan s2 2.25--2 40,
arutsptae 81 .O0-2.25, per 1bl. auf BEN
GelsiIs ane 20 75c per Ya Inn Store.
IrEbe Ohio 81 .85--l. 40 per Bu.
SantfartoffeIn- - sDsibe eS--
Toe, Reie 65--75e, frass Ebts 81 .25 perssu
anf sem Gelsiis.
3an8e eAartDffsIn 81 .0(
--250 per Ganlyer.
GabtarteffeIH. - danep Ssriss
SS.75 - 400 psf BbI. une miftelniabigi
| 81 Eo--l .66 per 6amper.
Rraut .--Nartt ftstta. ssxsi6ss Daniil
81 o0--I,25 per DBL. pom Store.
9wtskeIH.-- 0slbe S<tsmisbeIR Soc
--sbe. msibe si .00--l.2S Per Uu
&absn.--&l .T5-20O per Dbl.
| sts6rabsn. - 81 o0--l.25 per D6l
pom Stnvs.
estnat-sl.7s--a.o0 ysxssk
= > q Y It &
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aais.-- gsartt ftetis. ersam l2s1--l4e
per 9funb.
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Siebmdrfte.

Cincinnati, 13. aprtl.
3uFubr un6 gerianbt pdbrenb ben psrs
Hofeusu "a Stauoen psrgEtheu init ben
porbergebencen 8 Edgeu, uaren ute foIgt {:
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g,cni Welbntartte.



lie Benfen fDarsH beute mtt R0utsHedrs
telten sienIih fart bsfdGftiet. bod mar
bte gsahfraGs na9 Dnrleben MIR unbeoeus
stnb uub 0slp III ~ nisbrsesu Sinsraisn su
sriaHaea Bon ben Banset ipurnen Tarlfs
Zen On eaIl1 sa ~ amsesIiebsn unc 0ss
fbaftspapssrs tprrbsH ~ 81 --6% bssfons
tirt. Snr offeneH Tiarfte tnurbeR T9rieben
son eau" 80 ~ - 4E nHo aHf 3sit su ~
placirt.
gssdsfst amF Nsp Dsrs.
fpdrtn ftfs isnb Tarbsn 40 l5r pranie pes
$1,000 srigdea Hanien peyfouft. Die 0omHs
ierrate bstrdgt SOC Eganie per $1,000.
saeasd ssi Gatspa.
marsp feitef. Seute iFHb bic folgsnbsn
E.nctirnuasn IN berthten:
2onopn, Taee Sttbf, "a .88s< -s87 per G,
90 Iaae Gidt, $a.s31 4. .S334 Der e: Baris
1aee gie1t, bl2L<--5l5 francs per 800
80 Gage Sibt, 5l711 $50 Svancs per 800;
fur TeutihIdnb4 Iage Si4t 4 Rart S51
DO. 90 1aee gstt, g4Ht.
Documentary BiHs ruf qonbon warben
su S4.s9L, aut GLASGOW 80 $4.s2L nHo
auf Belfait ~ si.S2 perfGnft.
eHHsss.rslissiisasn
rabis uHo itetis. Die 8aafen quotsreH rpie
fplgt:
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Der ilmiat Ian hiefssen Gtsarinstaas bes
lief iin beats auf ~, ,745, $50.
rssslsssmsisstsn.
Ter Narft mar bsute niht 10 Iebbnft, bod
uarsn Etng. Gas & electric 60. AftieH tins
mer rom Tn Na&fraae uno feft i'm greiie.
Tie Fslssnosu gerfdafs fins 30 bsrihieu;
nn Ass Dssfs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-04-14
. isfe,

Der gedrst mar Itetia. gsrsduft mareen
COS BbIs. 1tfftaer's Ssnisheb 0eDes aui
htr Bats poR 81 80 per @a4on.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-04-28
Property Transfers.

Minerva A. Dean to Joel Henry
Dean, property at North East, $5
and other considerations
Elizabeth Ell. Kirk and others to
Edwin F. Kirk, interest in 81 acre
farm in Ninth district, $4,000.
Helen E. Cook and Clifford Cook,
her husband, to j. Hopkins
England, 20 acres near Zion, 81, 200.
Samuel R. Haines and wife to
John Jenness, property in Sixth
district, $500.
William r. Morrison and wife,
|of Pennsylvania, to Edward E.
Rock, property at Sylmar, 81, 200.
Indie NJ Peoples, Trustee, to 81
Elmer MeCardell, 81 acre property
in Sixth and Seventh districts,
So, $50.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-04-28

The Commonsr deprecates the selection
Of United States Senator Martin, of vir-
ginia. as leader in the upper house Of
Congress by the democrats, stating his
record is just about as bad as it could be
and his selection not only stiles the
party but brings odiuni upon those who
are responsible for his elevation. He
is . master of manipulation. He is a
machine politician, his power is the same
that Aldrich possessed; lacking Aidrich's
ability, and his end will be the same II
there is as much virtue among demo
cratic votes as there is among republican
votes. Martinism will become as obnox-
ious to the democrats as Aldrichism did
to the republicans; the sooner we get rid
of it the better for the party, and the
country.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-04-28
Property Transfers.

Reuben Fl. Clayton and others tc
Howard Brown, 10 acre property,
|$3, 800.
Philip B. Housekeeper and wife
and Ross Perkins, to Ephraim P.
Lowe, LOT in Perkinsville, North
East, $187. 80.
Edward W Taylor and wife to
Clarence Deibert, property on West
High street, Elkton, So and other
considerations.
j. Hibbs Buchanan, Executor to
Camillus p. Carrico, property at
Cherry Hill, $500.
Robert @. Thackery, Trustee, to
Caroline G. Hill, wife of Rev.
Charles A. Hill, of Wilmington,
property in First district. $500.
Robert Cherry, of Philadelphia,
to Arthur A. Armour, property at
Harrington, $1,000
Eliza Harper and Whiteman
Harper, her husband, to Harvey
|G. Ferguson. 10 acre property in
Fourth district, $500.
Albert w. Preston aud wife, OF
New Jersey, and F. p. Passmore
and wife, of Pennsylvania, to Will
liam j. Pierce, 10 acre farm in
Sixth district, $4,000.
Ernest Frazer and wife, of Della,
ware, to Frank e. Williams, farm
in Fourth district, $1,000.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-04-28
Saved His Mothers Life.

"Four doctors had given me up, y
writes Mrs. Laura Gaines, of
Avoca, La, land my children and
all my friends were looking for me
to die, when my son insisted that
| use Electric Bitters. 1 did so,
and they have done me a. world of
good. | will always praise them. y
Electric Bitters is a'priceless bless
ing to women troubled with faint
ing and dizzy spells, backache,
headache, weakness, debility, con-
stipation or kidney disorders. Use
them and gain new health, strength
and vigor. They're guaranteed to
satisfy or money refunded. Only
SOC at Eli T. Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-04-28

The National Biscuit company recently
paid such an enormous dividend that an
investigation of its products followed. and
it was discovered that corn fakes sold on
the basis of from Sc. SO to $40 per bushel
for corn that can be bought for 40 cents;
oats. manufactured, for $a.I3 bnshel;
and wheat at $3.50 to $3.50 per bushel.
One form Of manufactured wheat sells at
$8.3a per bushel. If the goods were sold
at the cost Of material and Of manufactur-
ing. the purchaser would get from Eve
to fifteen times as much for his money as
he does now.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-04-28
Midnight In The ozarks

and yet sleepless Hiram Scranton,
of Clay City, H., coughed and
coughed. He was in the mountains
on the advice of five doctors, who
said he had consumption, but found
no help in the climate, and started
home. Hearing of DR.. Kings
New Discovery, he began to use it.
Il believe it saved my life,n he
writes ''for it made a new man OF
me, SO that / can now do good work
again." For all lung diseases,
coughs, colds, la grippe, asthma,
Group, whooping cough, hay fever,
hemorrhages, hoarseness or quinsy,
its the best known remedy. Price
SOC and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed BY Eli T. Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-04-28


Lack of funds is all that now prevents
the extension by the Federal Department
of Agriculture of farm demonstration
work to Maryland. The Bureau of Plant
Industry, BY which this work has since
1904 been so successfully conducted ia the
Southern States from Virk mia to Texas,
is ready to extend the system into Mary
land as soon as there is financial support
for it.
There are now over 500 agents in the
field conducting model farms in all the
Southern States from Virginia to Texas,
teaching the men on the farms how to
farm scientifically and accomplish the
best results from the labor and funds
expended.
The States are subdivided into districts.
with an agent in charge of each, and
there is an agent under the division agent
in each county. A portion of farm in
each county is selected for demonstration
purposes with the consent and coopera-
ton of a farmer, and complete instruc-
tons are given as to how this demon
|stration' land shall be farmed, the agent
visiting It once every month to give
advice.
Ifany funds can be raised the depart
ment officials in charge of this work
would like to introduce It into MARYLAND
about the fiist of next November.
The salient features of the cooperation
farm demonstration are better drainage
of the soils, proper blowing, intelligent
selection Of seed. proper spacing Of the
crops in rows, intensive tillage during
the growing period of crops, the use Of
legumes and fertilizers. the value Of crop
rotation, the use of more horsepower and
better imlements and the relations of
farm stock to crops.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1911-04-28
The Tarlff Discussion.

j A Wsyland. writer on reform,
subjects, has the following 10 say con
corning the tariff, which has been an
tissue in American politics almost from
time immemorial:
with the discussion of the tariff for
the last century, what the American
people know about that snbiect would
make q fair sized primer TO say the least
The tariff is processto collect the money
to run government out of the people who
consume, instead of ont of the people who
own the property. For state aud local
purposes we collect according to the pro-
perty men possess-bnt for national
purposes we collect out of the goods the
people use. If the national taxes were
collected as are the local taxes. Rookie
feller's tax would be something like
$40, 900, 600 a year, where now it is not
possibly more than few hundred on
what be personally consumes Do you
see why he and his kind are SO very So
fictitious about protecting American
labor by having that labor pay his taxes /?
(which reminds me that ideas control
as and we do not control IDEAS. The Mo-
hammedan idea controls millions, as do
also the Christian idea, the Buddhist idea,
the high tariff idea, the war idea, etc.
Were you raised up 10 Mohammedan
country. coming in contract with nothing
else you would believe the things and be
possessed by their ideas. So it IS that BY.
continually suggesting to a child or
person that such and such is a fact. thew
finally become hypnotized with or by the
idea, ard believe it until some other idea
90 n ~0r.fea 10, thar, ef1r11 . .r,ox,