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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-07
Altar Of Roses to Be More Costly.

The yield OF altar Of roses for the
Bulgarian district known as the Valley
OF the Roses, where some 1000 acres
are under cultivation, amounted in
1910 to $500 pounds, valued at $780,.
242. an average Of $3.50 a pound, as
against 1000 pounds. valued at $685.
4S6. an average of $S1 a pound. in
1909. The 1911 crop has suffered from
frost and the price of the petals has
risen from one and one-half cents to
four cents a pound. A rise may con-
sequently 10 expected In the price of
the essence.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-07
Asbestos SHINGLES.

Asbestos shingles are now being
manufactured in this country With sue
cess. and the trade has grown enorm.
ously. The new products are of the
llghtcst weight and ireproof up to a
temperature of two thousand and
more degrees. They are proof against
acids and weather and ara said to last
as long as a coaereie building will.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-07
Downfall Of Venice.

1t was December IS, 1905, that Ven.
ice, the Queen of the Adria,ic." vas
robbed Of the crown that she had
proudly worn for more than 100
years. BY the terms of the treaty Of
Presburg. as dictated by that creator
and destroyer of kings and kingdoms.
Napoleon the Great. the ancient re.
public was annexed to Italy. and the
glory Of the city of the Doges was
no more.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-07
Plan chiidren's Sayioo R.nk.

The Hampshire tEngland) county
education committee has under con.
sideration a scheme for teaching
thrift among children by establishing
in the lower and infant schools a saw.
ings bank on the lines of the rost of.
flee. All sums deposited re-
main untouched 10 the end o. seed
life. to be used for helping h, ~ /.
dren when starting work.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-07
Why the Passenger Kicked.

A notorious while travelling in Bow
road recently was struck in the rear
by . tram car. and the impact forced
it on to another bus, which was sta.
tionary. The latter mounted the
pavement and smashed some rail.
ings. Passengers in each bus com.
planned of cuts from broken glass;
London Daily News.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-07
10 Him Who Learns

Perennla; youth and health of mind
and body is only for him whose mind
Is growing dolly through the absorb
ton of those thoughts that quicken
every faculty and thrill every feeling
with a sense ct unlimited life.-Walter
De Foe.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-07
Taking Grease Spots From vI,-l

For a mixture that is exec,
removing grease spots from Woo,as
use an ounce of pulverized borax. half
an ounce of gum camrhor and a quart
OF boiling water. Bottle the mixture
and shake well before using.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-07
SPRING

Our line Of Springs are correct
and prices right. From 81. IS
and NJ.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-07
ealtimore's Experienee

Inc more you hear about what them
boomers is goin TO do the moro vou
oont hear about what they have went
10 work and did-Baltimore Evening
Sun.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-02-07
Suitably Attired,

Jester-1 don't approve of black
garments on solemn occasions.
Lester-Not even for an execution.
er.
Jester-No; he should be dressed
to kill.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-29
MATRIMONIAL.

DIR. j. H. Conner, of this city. and
Miss Luetta Collier, of Millersbui g,
were married in Louisville Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock at the residence
of Rev. Mr.. Leitchfield. Announce
ment was made a few weeks ago of
the engagement of the young people,
but the GATE of the marriage was kept
secret.
The bride left Millersburg Tuesday
afternoon in an automobile to go to
Lexington, but continued her journey
to Louisville, going to the home of her
friend, Mrs. Wallace Shannon, who
formerly resided in Millersburg. DR..
Conner left Paris Wednesday morning
on the z o'clock interurban car and
went to Louisville from Lexington to
join his fiancee.
The bride is a charming young
woman, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nathan Collier, who reside near
Millersburg on fine farm. She is
highly educated and accomplished and
has spent some time abroad.
The groom is popular young dent
ist of this city where he has been
located for the past five years and is a
son Of Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Conner, of
Monroe county.
DR.. and Mrs. Conner, after the cere-
mony. left for trip South and on re-
turning to Paris will reside on Cypress
street where DR.. Conner recently pur-
chased handsome home.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-29
Blue Grass League Directors
Meet.

The Blue Grass League Directors
met in Lexington Tuesday and formally
adopted the playing schedule as
amended by the directors at the meet
ing. The schedule has not been made
public but will be given cut the first
of next week. The season will open
May / and will close September 5.
A resolution providing for an "um-
pire day" introduced by President
VIM. Neal, was adopted. This is day
set apart by each club where the nm
pire is treated with all possible courte-
sy and consideration by the players
and spectators. The blue Grass
League is the first to adopt this plan.
George l.. Martin, of Louisville, was
elected as treasurer of the league to
succeed w. S. Minary, resigned. Presi-
dent Neal said that the prospects for a
good year IN this league were very
bright.
A rule was adopted providing for a
megaphOne to be on each club grounds
for the use of the umpire in announc-
ing the batteries. After June /, &C.
cording to President the rule prohibit
ng the tossing of the bali round the in
field will be enforced. Indications point
to very competent corps of umpires
this easun as President Neal has exer-
cised the utmost care in selecting his
men. The Paris club was represented
at the meeting by President j. w.
Bacon.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-29
F. r. Hurst's Will Prcbated.

The last will and testament of the
late Fielding F. Hurst, who died
recently at his home in Millersburg,
was admitted to probate in the county
court Wednesday. The instrument,
which was written only short. time
before the death of Mr.. Hurst, was
very brief and provides that his wife,
Mrs. Minnie F. Hurst, shall qualify as
his administrator without bond and
asks the court to appoint her as the
guardian of their three children with
out surety. Mrs. Hurst is instructed
to collect all of his life insurance and
after the payment of all of his just
claims, the remainder of his estate
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-29
Called Convention.

All Republicans are hereby notified
that there will be a called convention
held at the corner of Ninth and Main
streets, Paris, KY, on April 6, 1912,
at 80 p. m. for the purpose of select
ing delegates to the district and State
Conventions to be held in Lagrange
and Louisville and to select members
of the County Committee.
GEO. w. STUART. Chairman.
w. A. THOMPSON, Secretary.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-29
Try Vinol.

If you can't take old fashioned cod
liver oil or emulsions. try Vinol-it is
as delicious as fresh orange and
guaranteed to contain all the medicinal
curatives uf cod liver oil, but not a
drop of oil.
WARDEN & SON, Agents.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-29

shall go to the support of his wife and
children. The will bears the date of
March IL. 1912, and was witnessed by
T. w. Current and C.. G.. Chanslor,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-29
For the Ladies.

The ladies of Bourbon will miss a
treat if they fail TO see the beautiful
display of ladies' shoes and Oxfords
now on display in my window.
If DAVID FIELD.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-29
Garden Seeds.

Fine seed potatoes and garden seed
of all kinds. Remember we sell only
the kind that grow.
5tf T. LEHMAN.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-29
Ills Delicious.

Vinol contains a concentrated form
of all the curative elements of cod
liver oil. 1t is delicious to the taste.
WARDEN & SON, Agents.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1912-03-29

Insure with w. o. Hinton.
Prompt paying non union
companies. If
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26
sslukzTabribtest.


etNClNualt 20. 1lLUDsC.
Sm gineinnatier 9iifrttt lit Der TIus lang.
fam int Steigsn b.ariffsu uub bate ssiterr
sbsuo bet bieiigsr Staot siuen @ohsrftanb
bon 1873 GUS.
Die fsl3.Hssn Desef4.n traIsH Hs5r.Rs
s.s s.arigeH fases Bier Ell:
yittssxr1. II. Der Errs BAT .insn
Baferfans bon 6.2 Sst ans f.igt.
Ssrterssxra, g. 81. Der s(u5 Sat
.in.n 1aFertaHs ssn ga tus uns Heist
getfettss1r1 "a. Der FIui a1t ein.n
HaT.rfans sou 81 GUS unb isist.
Aanassa FaItf, Is. 81. Der stus
Sat ein.a 8aH.reaRo ssn 2.2 GUS uns fteigt
ghart.sts g. 81. Der 5lus Eat .t
n.n SaH.raenb ban 7.3 Gus uuS itsbt.
St. SI.aiaut. B. Ba. Der Stus Sat
.iuen ga f.rfaxs ssu Sd Sui uns itsigt.
Sorts smouta. D. Del F[us bat elmer
Bafsrsasb ssH 6.5 GUS uas ftsist.
esuisst(l.. "a Der 5Laf a1t .insn
HaEertsao BON 81 gus uRs faat.
gsaxsst[(.. 5as. Der Illus sat eiaen
xaHsrtass bsn so GUS ans idat.
sstrs, II. Der }tui h1t .ta.a BaE.r-
fano bon l18 Sus unb fdat.
w.mpbis, seHH. Der S[us bat siasu
8aferfanb BON 9.4 SSub uHb fdllt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26

| BIeifh.rai.rs $4.25-8.85, onserTefene bis
trtrs $6.90--7.25, 6eii.rs $3.50--5.76, aas-
erlefene bis frtra $5.85-6.25, fanen ----
Rube $2,25-4.75, auserldens Bis ertrd $4.85
$50, eanners $225--350, Stsders aas
eeesers s4.25-e.75, Stod.Ssifers $40O--
476, stod.Rhbe s3.25-4.00. .
8uIlsn. - 8ei ;iemltf arsser 3ufubt
uno outer Io6fraae mar Der Wartt ffetiq.
/ Nasere anb leihts 3.50-4.25, Sslssn1
A.35--5.00, ertra SIS 10-526 fette 8nasn
IS. 5.00--5.50, Gs.ebers $4.25-475.
8d lber.-Ger Ttartt mar hsute 'ehr Hau
uno Die Rreiie fieIeH nm 50-75c. Biele blies
ben uuberfauft.
Orstndre sae srss. $3.50--900, fair Bis
Sute ltihts 81 00-9 so, ertra SO 50-9.75.
&dlbsr in ben aommiifions. 5duieru, --
Hsnen 10e, prima bis auserIeiens 9--91ae,
| srsinare 5--St.
g d neint. Die 3ufur mar 6.ut. qrob
uns ote Breiie fir 4 fleifderforteu fielen um
5-l0c per 100 9funb. Observation-Disclosures
uno 8erfel iinb in Na6frdge uno bic Breiie
itieatn um 10-15e.
Berpddmnds. snb GieifAerforten SO. .s0-8 .55,
aemiihte SerSsdunssisrten SO. $3.50, or.
bin1re Bis auserlefene ihssre fett. Sdue
So.to-i''o e1ltA ff.oo, Sl"9s 20, ,Io-i 'oV,
leihte 8erianbtiortsn $6.75 - 1856. Herf.l
BON ITO $fuuo uns peniaer S4.00-6.65, me.
oium bon 1915 Bfunb $7.75--8. 20.
3hsfe Hnbe6 6mmer.-Tie n Naffraae
mar cine CUTE unb bic 8reii. itetig bis farf.
ShaVe, - grtra 1896, quite bS aus.
ert.fene 1896 - 1865, srotndre Bis cute
81 25-3.25, WutteritdTe $3.50-4.25.
Qdmmsr. ertra brahten $40, CUTE
Bic aus.rleiene S6.50-7.00, orsRars bis
fsire $450--6.35.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26

66-67e, 10. sbs. 6516--66e. 10. 4 DO. SO
--6se, ~. 2 aemifHtss 66-67c, 10. 8 be.
651a-66t, ~. 4 DO. 63--66e, meiSes aoI.
benisrn 66-6Se, aeItes bs. 65--67e, aemifntes
DO. 65-67e Der 1uitel. Bsrfauft murben:
Gar No. 4 aelbes sn Csc, Gar no. 8 mel.
Ses 5u Csc, Gar Mo. 4 bo. su 66e, 500 8u.
mad Drobe nit Safer 3u 62e, 800 8u. 30.
gtinifdtes NIT Saier su 6Je, 800 Du. DO. mt
@eisen su 65e auf bem Gsletit.
eatr-- Marft IN ruhia nnb if.tia no.
2 Setter 36]l--37e, etanbarb Heiser So
361ae, no. 8 Seiset 34-35e, 30. 4 neiSer
33--34c. no. 2 aemiidter 341<--35e, sts. 5
DO. A-541se. no. 4 b. 32--33lae ber Su.
gerfnuft nur)en: / Gar 80. msiber su
41ac, Cars DO. su 35c, Cars 30. 4 DO.
~ 34e, gars DO. ,u 331Se, l Gar DO. ,u
33l4c, A Cars bo. sn 33e, / Gar meiser mad
probe gu BE, Cars DO. an 3oc, 750 bo.
nit aorn su Bic, 75O gu. SO. 1 bo. ,u 33IIe,
3 ears 30. 3 gsmiihter su 34t, z Gars SO.
2 DO. gu 34hSc, l Gat No. a DO. au 1876,
Gar gemifhter mad, grobe su 321@e, Gar
DO. ;u Bic auf benz geleiie.
Asssen.-ffdrtt ftetia. Ns. 73--75c,
Ns. 8 68--72e, 30. 4 ss-66e.
6e rite.--No. 8 @inter 5O--70e. SO. Q
Trabiabrs IS --83c, go. TO-78c, 10. 4
6O-70e; SutteraerHe 40--6Oc Der Bu.
0erfenmati. 6rasiasrss.rt. 70
-83s Der Bu.
Bestet 4 bet y.tr.tb..Ts.ife nit s.ui..
HtseRam aleihsn Gaze BET ssris.n Saares:
SttOb.r 25. 1912. SitDb.r, 25. 1911.
8ei,en, 10. rether lille lO2e
8eIidforu, no. eemifat.s 6S: 7ske
6aier, No. s.mifdter neusr 34Ht 49s
asss.a 10. nsuer ...... 73; loOs
IA 4 n r
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26

9eii0erius mar elmer bon 0ieierl
Rrometbeen obne Gr6be, Die 6us
Gleno in Die Yronin5 rertreiit. Gin
5lorentiner, Der nah 2lpignpn gez
tpmmen lit i'm 8efolSe bes @r36ti6pfs
@uooi; etnen Slugcnblif be9iinItigt,
Damn in 0iplomutiifeu 9luftrGgen
ollrf Guropa lrrenb. obqIeih man
linn zen Sitel slb6e gab, bate er
MIR Die Suite unb bo5 Su6hiafonat.
Gr mar ME aeihaffen fir Die Sei.
Genifaft unb Die Eolitif 8ieQeid)t
hattie Ser eifrige &utbolif Sic 8lut1
Icine5 9luteS erItift, penn man lel-
Icn flugcn 1lno Derihlaaenen gifcr
an3uBenGen gerltBt, aber Der groBe
Staatsmann lebtc iofrei oaB er bobe
2lenlter ntt)t bethlehem founS. 9lu5
ieinem Streben geriiien, iiberlieB er
iib Ictnen Seioellidiaften llno c5
fam Der Sag, an bem cine pclle In.
anaoc i'm traf: ba mar CT 60 Sabre
alt, nerbraudt lntb berarntt. Or err
innertc IiG an bas ein5iaa, mos nod
fem mar inter Dem Stnlluel, on eln
padltort orf elmer Rhonc. Stniel, oa3
ipar elm Beihenf pomGr5biihof 9ao-
bi unE brdtte 1000 6ranfen burb
@elniiie Gin.
Pin ihonen Nahnlittngen Iaben Die
augelipieler ON Shnre cineH mage
rem lnngen Frieiter fon1nlen, Ser iid
i'll ieiner ioubcren Sutane geraoe
hielt, blitenee9luQen, cine 9tolernaie,
einen itolseu Sang bate. Gle odn-
DC auf ben 9iiifeu !tolteno, ihien er
lid) iehr fiir Die Gartien 5u intereiiie-
ren @ieIleidt empfano oicIer qroBe
MiiBigaonger, Ser banon aetrG,unt
hntte, ote Seelc be5 gbenolonoeS 5,t
eeipegen, bittcre tSreuoelt, lpenn er
Dem finoliden 3eituertrcib oieIer
&inoer 5liiab.
0eitberius beiaB einen9rlioer, BEN
er felt 4C SSsabren aus ben slllqen per-
loren bate, Ger mar nab 9lmcrtfa
eeean1en, Inn iein 6liid 5u maiden;
er bad,te 5llipeilen an Inn mrhr ans
Heugisr benn aus 3drtlihtsit, ais ihu
ein berumirrenoer 8rief, Der Jpn lange
seIudt bate, meloete, oaB er 5ipetmal
bunberttauieno 2ipres Rsnte seerbt
bate.
9eiiberilts ire,lte iif) nift; oieier
@erubmeuidl mar -heideioel1; mas
Iollte CT nit bieiem Sermo1en ara
fanaeu. Or bate neber ieineu ro-
| miiben Gifer rlebr, nod ieille 2ei-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26

eelb -on eau snrse In $3.50 ausee.
lishen unb idloB su 5A-6%.
$rima sefdaitspapiere surSsn IN 81
Sistentirt.
ettrliaaer er4anae III pilliger. sidt
~ s4.86 558-4.853 unS 90 Gage Commercial
gtls 3n $4.S1--4.814.
Dunbs. Obltaationenb baren Me-
fia iins wurnen n. iolat aastirt:
Ser. ctaatea Nefanbinu ~ 101 1917,
~ rssiarirts d925) 113A-l1411, esapens
113A-l141, ~ r.aiHrirte l021 - lO3,
gsubsns 1921 - 103 Ysnama Hes'fsrss
~ 10l--101k.
AftieRmartt.--es nurbe beufe Elm
Aart.r Druid ,um gerfanfen ausgeiibt nno
Die grtiis batten barunter 80 Ieioen. Def
Wdrtt ihlob uneeregelt
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eiRetnnati, rs. Cftob.r 1912.
Die xa&fsIsenbss Gustiransen t.,ietes
nd nxr enf ensrsS fransattisxea. Bel
ileineren 0eiNdfttn ssrsea etsas tStere
Sreife bere6net.
prsstfisnsn.
Ger Narft sar rubis, bie gr.tfe tetio.
e9.al,. $rima Gteaa Sll.60-l1. rs
f.sb.
trsS.ns.fst,.m.s8IeifS.Nsr,t
M Ten. cbert clear eeiten 12k-l2L.e,
ibsrt Nipsenietten IL - I2lc, srtra fhsrt
clear ceiten IL - 12Ls, 6duItera liz
1lAs Senies Is - 1876 lof. uaS .e
webr Ssrtadt.
1atsR.- Marft f.n. ebsrt ftar. Sci.
ten 1871 = 1916, furse NiS>eHieits. 13-
l34t. srtra fbort clear esiiss I3-I3ks,
e4altera 1211 11-l2aIe unS Bellies l4-l4Lt
isiesas 1e per rfans msbr berpadt.
surar Cured 6Ieif&. - Nartt ia Netis.
az .sIH's. ish ,,,..; rs; .yisnie - ssa!t;r
eAultera IL :. 121l1. ytss Jsri Snt eSnI.
tern l2 ls trs6sss Dssf. ssiat.a
s4iai.s i4k : is, yienis eau!tsrs
l1--1114e, 1ellies l6L-17Le, enxItern
n--ll4e, xes 1srt Sat 0hxlterx 1Ik
--l11e.
trifSesGIsift.-e&isfen 1917 1-13x.,
Yhnit e4ultern 0a4t-llL4t, eeultern Ill Il
--llle, ftsrt NppeHleiten llIs-11As, bert
flarf eeiteH 111-1lke, ertra ftsrt eeiteu
u1-llSs. nellies 131 1-l5l<e per yfuas.
Seef eares6 lo--13e.
Ntkt unl OetretS..
NleH. Nsres 0inter Safest s4.8o--5.Oo,
8inter 6anes A.66-4.70, &iMter kamtls
N.OO-4.15, Grtra t8.7S--39O, srSinares
S3.45-3.65. Garter 0eiaea yateHt 1880
SIS. b. fanc1 44.40-4.6Ots. GaMiIs $500
--4.25, AssssHme1l, nsrspehli4 semifate
t4.6O-4.70, reineS Gits t4.75--4. 81, seniid.
tts 34.60-4SO Der Dkl.
0etisa.- Narn ltb1aft xxb Aetiu. 10. .
tsthft xSiater l00-l21t, ~. 3 Do. los -
1886. Ns. tstter 90-l06e Der Nsibtl.
8erfauft Durben: Gar Mo. 3 rctter Dister
tu N6e, 20 Bu. bo. nit Hsrn ~ lO7e axf
Dem 0eleiie.
1el,4tsra. Marft If rutie snA
fen. ~. : heiteS o0--70t. ~. peiteS
,6793 -ss1 81 50. 4seitss IS dTt, ,As. sslbss
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Mns,pdrtige 0Ndrfte.
RenDort, Is. Sftober,

0ott, 20. Ottooer.
Mstf.- 8ufuhr 81, SAT Sbls., 8.rfsnot
1883 DbIs.-. Ser Nartt mar b.us fctig.
Gsrins Satent $4.6o-4.9o, Btnter gtraibst
s4.50--4.6O, Dinter 8at.nts $4.70--5. Is.
6yrina clears $4.25-4.50, Binter Grtra,
no. / $4.10-4.20, 30. 2 DO. $4.0O-4.10,
Aanfas Straigbts S4.15-4.25.
Nsssenme5l var beute rubia. Bair
bissutss $s.75-3.s0. Dolce bis fanes 1895
-4.1O.
8uSpet,.nmsst 1T fetis su $500
-210 Der loo Yfunb fair bis autes $.295
-s.15, 4 siee bis fanes S.. oo-5.25.
iaisme5t var it.tig. Geines SeiSes
xnb selbes $1.s0-1.65, srO6.s $1.5s--1.6 so,
ailnsrieS $4.2o..
SuAnei,en nomin.q. 1meriesn s5:
nnS Ganasian 83c c. I. (. a.S Sort.
Hsss.n If fietis. 10. 2 B.aern Tie
ei. I. Bafals.
s.nt: il Hstis. Hsl,,srE. ss1zs
{. II. Buhale.
n.i,.n.-safxsr 235,1oo su.. s.rfanst
256, ,623 1u. Nartt III ftt. no. 2 rsther
neuer 107 c. |. T. i'm GIeDotor unb 10613e
7. s.b i9nimmenS. sts. ssortb.rn Culutb
100e (. s.b. iapimmens.
NELL Udtsrn.-5ufasr 1,a5O, S.rfsnst
6,s5s 0u. Utar.t mar f.it. srpsrt 10. 2
h9e I'm elesatsr sns 591ac I. .. b. ibpim-
| mens.
9afe r.-sufsar lac. 625 o.. w.rfsrst
1850 Du. Der Narft in rubq. etansarb
nttstr 391ac auf bem @el.tie, Rs. nsiser
39e. 80. 8 3911e, 30. 4 38s.
3en III rubis. --Srima 12ot, 10. l 115e,
~. 2 l0sc. Ns. 85c.
Sstfen ia a.tis. Stat. srbinar.r Bis
hoiee 1912, 27-33; 1911, 15-20e; ga
tihe Ssaf stsindrer bis +oic. 1912, Is -
24e; 1911 20-21e.
23ll 1sasta 273l-2S3Ie.
seser ii fef. pemtsf 27-2ac.
Ssrt iH feH. tamtIs $23. 90 - 24.00,
nsrt cIear s2a.oo-24.O0 ge.s .1s.25-
2o.oO
Sect IN ftff. eamtits so2.oo-2s.oo
N.i sls.oo-ls.oo, sssf'sbtnten s2s.o)
Cat Nests Fnh T.tia. s.potette Bel.
lies, 10 bis IA SD. 14-14l,c, DO. ssu[-
terms <-311e, 10. eAtxt.r i4e.
s. ANAL III ftnaf. gtisbIe Eei srtms
s1l.50- IL 80; Faffntrt.r III idpat,. esnti.
rent $I2.25, g. a.$l2.85, gompsuns 81
$40.
fsts fanm itetia. srima gits IN 63Sc,
Sssntrs $3.50, Sbeciot 7Le.
3asmb slIfaamer. Del III ptiIid.
$rima rsbss su $4.74-4.S0, srima ssmner
s.Ibes $5.S5-6.05.
$etrslexn IT it.tis. aafFtrirtes
Res Ssrt 1885, tlifas.[p5ia uHs 1atttusr.
1886, 10. in Sult s16j
8st te II rubia. GomsHte SI..cs Sbis
3l-32c.
Sar, in ft.tig. 6tratn.s, e.sssnIiasr
tiS sutes 1886.
erSentt n IN itetia.r ID ABE.
Hets III Retie.- etx5eimifd.r 3A-ec
yatra 6h-62le.
RI III fetia. N.n CrIesns SSen
Asttle, gutter Bis 6siee. 37-52e.
8n6er. - Nsber if ruhia. Mnsessass
ss fet, 3.55c. centrifugal ss t.H 4.05c.
NslaFes.3ufer % feH 3.30e. RafHuirt.t
II rnbis. gut 2saf 5.7oe, Srufb.s 5.6Oe,
Nsub ;. 4" 5.2se, gub.s 5.15c. Ssss.r.s
S.05e, srarnGat.s 4.s0c, Eiansns H.,
4.9os, Ssuf.ttisnert II" 4.7St, Rs. 4.65,
Ne. 1896, 1s. s4.55e, n. 450c, 30. 5
4.45, Hs. 4.4oe. 10. 4.35s, sts. s4.3oc,
ns.s Re. 10 4.21c, 10. IL Ale, Rs.
IL 4.Ios. Rs. Is 4.0f. Rs. Ia 4.o5c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26
Stteaas 25. Sttobe

N.St. - Der Msr,t III t.tiq. ssint.r
Satents 81 25-4.75, Straia6ts 81. o0-4.55,
eyrins tatentstl2S-5.3o, 9tratshts $4,OO
-4.25 Sat.rs s360-3.sO.
1eiien. -Sur December 927S-9356t,
am s&lui 9slsc; fit mai s73s = 983.e,
an SdInb 971st; fit Sail "a - s41sr, am
ehIuS gage.
mel Atsrn. Sir Sttsbtr 64lS-
64Le, am e6lus 641Ic; fur Defender 53t1
--537sc, am ShIus 5311e; fur glai 5ass-
t2Ae, sm ehlub 525se; fir 3uli 5256--
537s, am ShIu5 527Se.
Safer.-Gir De,ember 323$ 322Ie, am
Shlui 1886; fir Nai 343a-345a, an
Shlus 34h.c, fir 5uIi 842s-341ae, am
sdIu5 34ssc.
Hssses.-xs. 2 ss1l-s9e.
SerH.. - S1t. Satt.rs.rt. 48-5sc,
quite bis dolce TtaL,a.rfs 59-72c.
Simstsa aameH. seas $500
II 90 Der g.atRer.
AIee eeisamsn - $l3.00-I8.0) Der
Eentner.
m.5ssrt - $500 17.1a.. sar
Sttober sl7o0, am shtus 17.oo; fir 5a.
nuar S19. 4 -l9. 12H ,amSdIus $l9.076.
fir Mai s1e.67a-1s.77H, am ealHF
1870.
s6msI,.- sll.22k Der 800 yfO. aar
Cttober $11.12L 112O, am shIus S11l5;
fur December $40. .071k-lo.92t am salrs
1o.s71f; fir 5anuar slO.77L-1o .s21 am
SdIus $1O.s0 fur ylai 5000 - 10 35,
AM Shlus $10.32.
@bsrt Htps.nfrt s--ssie $10.15
go 1l.25 S.r 100 yiuRs. 6ar Sttob.r
s10.70 = 1915, an ehlui 1910; fir
Sanuar $40. 15-1O.20, am shIus 310.15,
fur Wai $9.92h - 9.97H, am SdIus
$9.921<.
9stter. - Nsrst u t.tia. Srssn cries
ALa-2se, Datrs 221l-27c per Sfuus.
eier. - War.t II ftetis. BrifAe 81 -
4t ter OxSeRs.
A6fe. - Mdrtt III fetis. Srea1 II -
17xc Der Sfans.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-26
Ser dlte SnteI.

sic tparen 3fpei piloe Rangen
llno fhautelten mir duf oem 8nte,
sic tiibten mir froblid bic Bangen
Re6ts 5rtB uno lints bic Ulorje.
Die Sabre iino Driiber pergangsn.
Sic bubeu mid ntat mebr getiBt;
8p6 aus ben fr0hlthen Rangen
Gin 8rautpaar geporben 1T.
Run tiiFen pie eiritsns iie pisber.
mir QIten nur iit es Hihts niiB';
Dern rehts tiiBt f5ris feline Mtaris,
unb liRts tiiBt Marie ben 6riB.
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GLieass 25. Sttsb.r 1919

Ttnsstes.- B.sses g. .40-11 .05, seras
Sti.re 81 .40-5.70, neHlih. stier. $3.50
800, Sts6.rs uns Feebers 81 25 - 7 so.
aih. uns Sellers S275-7.2 .25. Ad[ber $3.50
1000. Glartt lanaiam une itetia.
eaneine - a.ihte $500 - $50, se.
riist. $S10-875, ihnere SO. 10-8. Is,
rsuhe SO 10 - $50, a.rteI S5.25 - 1866.
Wartt luugiam uno ftetig.
ShsFe xno 6 9dmmer.-S4afe: Sim
a.imiiae So 50-465. se'Iias S3.65-4 go,
5dhrttns. S.. .6O-5 so, aamm.r gtnb.imt.
fhe $500 -- 7.15, s.alias $5.25 - 7.20.
Wfdrft it.tig.
5ufahr. - Minssies 2,5e0 Shceixe
Is 600, SAaFe unS 2dmmer 10000