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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12
Masonic Lodae,s 15oth Anniversary.

Bridgeport. Conn, Feb. 1.-THE
150th anniversary exercises of st.
Johns lodge of Masons were opened
tonight with services in Christ Epis-
copal church, at which Rev. Ernest ].
Crafts, associate grand chaplain of the
grand lodge spoke on Spiritual
TEACHINGS of Masonry"
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

Louisville, KY, is to Have an Eight
Story Hotel for negroes exclusively. II
will contain 300 rooms and will cost
about $120,U00.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

London, Feb. 11.-W Morgan Shus-
ter, eX-treasuFer- general of Persi1,
was passenger on the steamship
George Washington. which sailed from
Southampton today for New York.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

Rex Beach, the Novelist, is threaten
ed with the loss Of sight in at least one
eye, according to an announcement by
his physician.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12
This Weeks Congressional proqrsn,n M.

Washington, FEB. 1i.--Congress win
work this week upon the tariff, arM.
tration treaties, senatorial elections
and ARMY and agricultural conuever-
9ies
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12
OBITUARY.
Lewis p. Clover.

New York, Feb. 11.--Lewis P. Clover,
47 years old, a well known New York
newspaperman, a grand nephew Of
Abraham Lincoln, died here today rs
the result of injuries. received a few
days ago from a fall down coal
hole
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

Queenstown, Feb. 1.-THE White
Star liner Celtic, which left New York
on February 1 for this port and Liv-
erpool, was delayed for over so hours
during the voyage by a succession of
severe gales. She arrived here yes
terday
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12
Robbed soardino Mis+r...

Bristol, Conn. Feb. 11.-John Segar-
ski was arrested today at the instance
of the Portland police where it is al
legged he Stole S24 from his boarding
mistress, Mrs. Alexander Penoski,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

London, Feb. 11.-Joseph Lister, first
Baron Lister, who was made famous
by his discovery of an antiseptic sys-
tenn of treatment in surgery, died to-
day. He was born in 1897.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

The Department of Justice will in
qulre into the National Horseshoe
manufacturers association.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12
Norwich Double That Any Other Total Circulation
Cabled Paragraphs

Brussels, Belgium, Feb. 1.-THE in
terparliamentary peace union has
called the next nterparliamentary con-
ference for September IL next.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

Pledges Received Saturday brought
the total obtained thus far in the
Brown university campaign for a mil
lion dollar endowment fund up ia
100000
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

Mary J. Seed Died Saturday at the
hospital as the result of burns sus-
tanned while pouring kerosene oil on
the fire at her home at Lawrence,
Mass.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

Many of the Print Cloth Mills at Fall
River report a shortage Of experienced
operatives. The industry has i'm
proved oil late.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12
Condensed TelegramS

A Report Says That the Yaqui In
dIans are in revolt near Guayamas,
west coast ct Mexico.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

The Price Of Anthracite Coal Will
advance so cents q ton in Portland,
Me, today because Of the shortage
there and unusually heavy demand on
the mines.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12
DGraiIment of
Pullman Cars
FEDERAL EXPRESS MEETS WITH
ANOTHER MISHAP.
CAUSED BY A BROKEN RAIL
Passengers Escape Iniury-Just Seven
Months Ago Yesterday Same Train
Was Wrecked off Bridgeport Viaduot

Guilford, Conn, Feb. 1.-THE Fed
er7l express, So-called. over the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road, bound from Washington for Bos-
ton, was delayed considerably this
morning through dcrdllment of its last
two Pullman sleepers and the breaking
Of the forward trucks of a third Pull
man by broken rail just east Of
Leete's Island station. 10 one was
hurt. The passengers in the three
sleepers were accommodated in the
forward coaches and the train pro-
ceeded to it's destination, the unberth-
ed passengers being given other ac-
commodations when the train reached
New London.
4 Singular Coincidence.
This train is No. Y on the New Ha-
ven roads running card. At the time
it met mishap at 9.27 o'clock the tenn
perature was below zero and the cold
est of the season. On the 11th of July
last at 3.3l O'clock on the hottest night
of the sumner No. y was wrecked off
the viaduct in Bridgeport with heavy
toll in dead and injured. The conci-
dence in train and day of the month
was the matter of comment among
railroad men.
a Fortunate Circumstance.
The raj. which broke under the train
this morning was on the inside. Had
it been on the other side the coaches
would have been in danger of going
over a small embansment. The solid
ity of the roadbed due to its frozen
condition made tEe dorailed sleepers
run without excessive jarring over the
ties until the train had come to a
standstill.
Trains Held Up.
Passengers said that the shakeup TO
them was not serious. The fourth car
on the train and the one Just ahead
Of those derailed broke its trucks but
kept on the iron The last car swung
around and blocked the other track.
This condition held up trains bound
each way, but they We're later det0ured
by way Of the Valley line A wrecker
from New Haven replaced the Pull
mans and traffic in both directions was
resumed shortly after o'clock.
No Excitement Created.
The mishap to the train was scarce
ly known at Leetes' Island until after
the Federal express had proceeded and
the vVrHpl5FI WAS at
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

All Grades of Refined Sugar were
adVancedPten cents a hundred pounds
Saturday
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12
Ellis cromNAlI.

Manila, Feb. 11-Ellis Cromwell col
lector of internal revenue, died SUD
denly while returning to Manila from
a trip to the provinces. His death, it
is believed, was due to heart disease.
Mr.. Cromwell was a native of Mis-
sissippt
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

To Determine If There is a Bilpost-
er's Trust, the department Of justice is
inquiring into the organization and op-
GRAFTON Of the National Association of
Billposters
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

Ira w. Allen, Widely Known as an
educator, died at Chicago, aged 50.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

Senator Cummins of Iowa, il is re-
ported. viii lead a fight by progressive
republican senators against the con-
firmation of AIYron T. Herrick as am
bassador to France.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

Police Court Judge Fricke of Gin
cinnati has issued a challenge to
preachers, business men and women
to prove in a practical way how much
they care to assist in helping unfor-
tunate men and women who come be
fore the bar of his court.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12
Prof. BENJAMIN Gill.

Baltimore, Md, Feb. 11.-Benjamin
Gill, 7s years old, professor of Greek
and Latin and chaplain of Pennsylva-
mia State college, died in a hospital
TODAY from cancer
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

Former Governor Joseph w. Folk
has announced his retirement from the
race for Endorsement in Missouri for
the presidential nomination at the
hands of the democrats.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

Prof. 7. c. Okane, Aged 81, author
Of many hymns, died at Delaware, o.
Saturday following a stroke of apo
plexy. Among his best known hymns
are The Home over There, Waiting
at the Door and On Jordan's stormy
Banks.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

President Taft Saturday Reprieved
for 81 days Matte LomaN, a negro
woman, under sentence Of death at
Washington for the murder Of her hus-
band. pending decision of a case in the
District Of Columbia courts involving
the right Of jury TO give qualified
verdict in a homicide trial
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

BY Vote of 7 to 5 the senate com
mittee on privileges and elections Sat
urday approved the report of the sub
committee exonerating Senator Steph-
enson from charges of corruption in
connection with his election.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

Quail and Other Game Birds suffered
severely during the recent cold wealth
er. according to reports from various
parts of the country to the United
States biological survey.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

A Clash Has Occurred between the
United States and Honduras over en-
forcement of a government decree
against w. S. Valentine. Marines
from the United States gunboat Petrol
were landed.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

On His Way to Summon a Doctor
for his mother. Warren w. Crane OF
Lynn, Mass, dropped dead Saturday,
and when his body was brought back
to the house his mother, Mrs. Olive
Crane, was found dead also
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

Washington, Feb. 11-World- wide
significance attaches to the visit soon
to be made by Secretary Knox at the
direction of President Taft to the
countries bordering on the Caribbean
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

Col. Henry A. Wing, Founder of the
Lewiston Daily Sun and for many
years prominent in Maine newspaper
circles. died at his home at Lewiston.
Me, Saturday after years illness,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12
John M. Hitchcock.

Chicago, Feb 11.-John NJ. Hitch
cock, for many years a co-worker Of
Dwight L. Moody, evangelist, died Of
apOplexy, at the age Of 20.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12
Ex-Mayor Daniel L. Harding.

Fort Wayne, Ind, Feb. 11.-Daniel L.
Harding, one OF the four republican
mayors this city has had, and prom
tnent railroad building half a century
ago, died suddenly at this home here
today He was born in Ireland SO
years ago
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-12

Traffic SQUAD Policemen in Chicago
were treated to sandwiches and hot
coffee through the generosity Of g
broker, who gave $1,000 to be used
for the benefit Of the crossing grard-
ianS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10
TlubsNahrihten.
Cincinnati, 10. april.

Cincinnati, 10. April.
sei yittabura nnb Bhs,Iiua III Der rlns
o,ifsrn stpus atitisqtu, bier aber Iaut oer'
isIbs uno bate gtitsru abeub sinsn Sansr'
hGuo BON 43.7 Sus.
Ti, iolaenO.u Ttpeihsu iraftu Dalrsno
e,s aefria,n Eages bier .iH:
8tttsbura Ba. Der Tlus bat eInsn
@aTsrfaro uon l2.4 Sus une Heiet.
sarttrsburq, ~ @a. Der SIus bat
.in,u ssaH,riiano BON 200 5us une 'aut.
sanap6aFulIs, n. "a. Ter Flus
bot eintng9aii.rtaRo bon 81 Sus unn rsbt.
Gatlettsburg, au Der Slus bat sl'
men ssaTeraeno uon "a 5 sus uno 'aut.
eborlestou,@ W So. Ter slus bat si'
u,u gSaN,rnano pou 10 Gub uno fallt.
gtg gIsuiaut, gS. 8d, Der slas bat
.iu,u @aEeriaue BON q 0 RUS uno 'aat.
gprtsmputb. :. Der Slas bat e'Hsn
@oF.ritano bon 3S4 Gus uno faaE.
gouisbills. aa. Ter SIus hat s'nsT
3aE,raane RON 252 aus uno 'aut.
epausoilie, 5ue. Der 6Ins bat e.
men 9aiIuftanb BON 425 sus uno rslgt.
9airc, N. Der sIus bat sinsn sSaner'
hanb BON So g Sus uuo iaat.
Rsme6is, tenn Ter Ttns bat s1Hs'
@aFsrnauo BON 43.6 GUS uRo fauf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10
Gin, ShlasaSer oes welt-
perfebrs.

Die leste Summer bes .ar6tp fur
Bot unp gelegrup6ie" entbdlt elns
ldnaere abbanbluns oes Sber poits
Setrstdrs 9atbe (aolD iiber ben yoIts
uno Reiiepsrtebr auf Der Stredeaolns
Siteuoe Ioperslouoon emit uno lest.
Die fcleenosn paruus entnpmMsHen
4naQben tuerneu gepiB allgenstnem
SniereIie beaeanen. Die er'te BEN
publitum susGnslihe intsrnatlonol'
poitperbinbuns nit regslmdBisen BE.
f1roerunss3eiter fiihrte bon W'en mad
9rifel. sic puroe i'm Sabre l5lt
auf 8eranlaFuns oes aaiiers utarl
milan l., Der bon Ieinem Wiener oof
lager aus rege 8eaiebungen NIT BEL
glieoerlanoeH untsrhielt. ourh 5ran
ceseo be EafIis, sinen ghneu oes 5ur
| itenbauies Sburn uno Saris, etngs
ri6tet. Die taiierliden griehhafts1
muBten soitenlos befDrosrt peroen
pufiir purbe aber be 5aIIis oas pri
pileaium srtbeilt, ben poitturs auc
Der a[laeneinbeit eroffnea uno oi
| gprtoeinnabmen bebolien gu oiirfer
| 8i. poitreiier ndbmen ibren Weg iibs
gluqsburs, Gonnitabt. Bruhidl, ,Sreua
nah, aoln, Nahen, 2iittih. Sb,
anfanss .leinsn1elIeiIen Ichtpollen bal
an, neil bic areife, bereH 2ebenspe,
bdliniiIs JerRpersebr n0tlig ma1tel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10

rplpfat sSl5, sefiebts uno BEL Sanb stpiIadte
aapn 1880 Der BIZ
6en. -Warft ruhls. Isues go. 9ime-
tbh $29 80 90, 80. 2 bo. $28. OO-26 80, No.
3 DO. $25. .50--26.5O, 8lee aemiifter Vo.
S2s .OO-2S.5O, 70. q bo. $2o. 5O-27.00, fflee
Ro. 1 $27.O0--27.5O, Ro. bo. 25.00--
25. IS, alfalfa s26.O0 per Con.
Wablenfutter 1T feft ffleit s27.5O
rs 90. Dlioelina arob. $27 00--28.0 DO.
Fein.s $28.0o-2950, gsmiidtss Suttet
$2s. OPS so per 1oune in Butt uno $l.OC
msbr auf bein geIeiit
9erihitbsuts
r.Ie. - Wartt III ltttig. eein6f robes
| 75c, aetodtes 76c per 8aIloue in Dartisn
BON S ebl. Grtra gsiutsr 3sit saro0l So,
| per gaaone. Cotton S,so Ssl robes 42c
rafFnirtes 47e per 8aaon. &erpsutir
Sac; gstroIeum, perfecttoa loc, Ohio, fen
tudp uue 9nbiana ss4e per @allone. eropr
gaioliu lse, 8apbta l3e per @allons.
| 5als.-Ber Wartt ii. rubie. Sbio Rib.,
S5e, Ridisan uno strOn lO4e per ebl. Dor
ESQ gfuno.
| 9ala ii ieh. - grima eitp 63z-e19c
DO. Gountra sL4-6ssc per Yiuno.
Roblen. - Wartt rubis. yousbioebeni
1885, so, Rub unb SIdd 81 10-225, rama
pta Stldtobten s3.25-3.50. aub uno Slat
$2.00-2.25 per 9onne abgeLisfsrt. Hauhlol
Stildtohlen S4.5o, Antbrneite S7.5O-8 90 pc
Tonne abselufsrt eSte tOitet $500 per Conn
abeslisfert.
sam.rei.u.-Wartt f.it. stl.efaam.t
$12. .0o--l3.o0 auf BEN 9eteii. unb $500
ID. 90 Der sa. bonn store 3imotha $50
$3.50 auf b.m eel.iis uno 81 80 pc
su. bonn SiOr.. lln9ariiasr uno Deutih.
Biuet 81. 40, eep6bulidsr 81 30 per Salb.
guhnei,eR soc auf Dem SsI.tie uns sl.l
rom Store.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10
Iebenos 81 | 6 e.

9efrorene lebenoe = | H e.
DAB mir beut5utuee, ohne nit ben Be
itimmunasn Der gebDrpen in SonTlitt
gu oeratben, Slide unb Wilbpret pabz
ren6 Der S9pnSsit gsnIeben tOnnen
uno baourh 5usleih oermDsen, unisre
Woblseitsn obpehslunesrethsr als Die
Dor uns 2ebenoen 3u geItaIten, pas
peroanten mir ben in ben 9roBitaoterl
errihteten 8iiblh1llen, IN oeren Rau'
men oas 1slsi1h Der erbeuteten 5hiers
Iih lange 3eit IN beftem 3ultanoe baIt,
60 merten tpeber mir gum Sei'ptsI Der
bort aufbepahrten JlubfiIhen UNI
9ahisn irgenorpie an, oab lte ptel
leidt Dor einem Sabre ibrer BaIisrbet'
matb sntriiIen tpurosn, nod ipurer
Barrier IS am 9eidmdd, tpenn iie et'
men Safen aus Der aublhale peripss'
| fen, benz AM gnpe bereits DIR tehs
| Wlouuten briibeu in Iu'trdlien elm sSn
aer ben 9araus gemaht bat; bic 8pr
Der pieler ebbaren 9biere erbalten I'D
eben in elmer nieosrsn Ssmperatur Der
art. naB ibr 5lsiid3 ieinsn Woblss
fhmad uno isinen NdbrfpsrtA in fetns'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10
2lms,pdrtiae Wtdrfte.


w.bI.-3ulubr So, SOP sbIs, 8triauo
25, $50 Ebfs. Der Murtt par beute rubis.
sprins Satent S5.25-5.50. gsiut,r Sirnlsbt0
"a. $3.50, dSinter gattnts s4.60-4.8s
sprina clears s4.23--4.5O, gSiuter ertra.
SO. s3 70-3.So 80. DO. s3.55-3 .65c
aanias Straisbts s4.70-4.85.
Nouaeumtbt mar h.ute ruhil. faIr
bic eut.s $4.s0-5.00, tolts bis fanep $5.o5
IS 20.
8uhu.ii.nmsbl it Hau ~ $3.50
per loo giuns iair bis sutss 1926 -
5.l5, hcice bis fancn s. 0O-5 %.
Raism.b lit tstia. ss,uss p.ib.s
uno aelbss 81 .65-l.70, grob.s 81 sl.55-l.6o,
aiubrisb $3.50.
guaDei,.n nomircq. an,.rican s5c
uno Canadian 63e {. I. I. Rem BORT.
Rsqa.u in ifttia. 20. 2 Beteru GIT
bel Sntunft {. i. I. 8uHaIo.
Ger Il { III ftstie. RaI3a.rit. l25-- 1886
t.ti. 3uHnlo.
8si,en.-3ufubr 125. 500 eu., 8,rianot
q ,46l gu. @artt III isf. No. 2 rother
u.utr l07 l5t i'm Glspator uuo ll0i4t I. 0. b.
itpimmsnb. go. aortb.ru Sulatb 1893
(. 0. b. itwimmeuo.
@.iihtoru. -3uiutr 1876 geriaubt
e, ,3s5 eu. Taart 1T nstig. Grport aO.
nsutr 81 1T i'm eteoator uuo 80las |. o. b.
ihmmmsHo.
Sai.r.-3ufubr 81 ,625 su., Bsrfanot
- gu Warst mar hsute ict. Staneors
usissr 62e i'm eispator. 20. Deibsr 62e
so. 3 81 74e, SO. 6l4e.
S.u III it;. grima l40e. Go.l 1856
go. . ll5-l25e. 30. ll5-l20c.
SepFsu lit hau.-State 1911. orSind
r.r bis dsoit. 3j-55e; 1910, 45-47c; paeif
Goat 1911, urbinarsE bis toiee Al - 44t
1910, 40-42e.
Sduts ius fstig.- eeutra! amsritt
24ikt, 9Osotd 24-25c.
2eber IN itF. Semio6 25-27c.
getf III isit. Gamilp sl6.0o-l6.5o
Wes Sl9.5O-l4.0 90, Beef. Z thin'en s2s o.
al 90, g.rpaat SIS soo-ls.5o, eua vtrc
5roia Wes sl9.oo--l92.5.
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ibort clear sls.O0-l9.o0, gss 5000
1850.
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S9.0O-IO.oO; AaFFnirter III rahig. 6oHtiusr
slO.50, .. u. sll.00. COMPOUND left.
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! trb 5Zs-63st.
( gaumwo olti a q men. : el mar fetIS
Brima robes s5 00-5.0T prtma Somm'
e aelbes s6.07-6,20.
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+ aen BORT 1920, 9bilastlpbia uuota!ttmor
a 1920, DO. in EuIt ~ go.
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2st.
pariiF piaia. StraiHse. stDohnl
bis sut.s $3.50.
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u RtisiY feit.- ginssimiihsr 3la-534
y gatna 6as-65sc
& Wslaiiss itetia. 8stp Orleans Cs'
y a.ttlt, auisr bis dolce, 35-5oe.
6.r.-Hobsr il. astis. wustasa'
So 3sft, 374s, Centrifugal s6 8tif 4.24
y WolaHes. !3u1tr 50 1ef> 3.4se. Raifnirt
u 1T rubis. Gut 2opf 6.l0s, eruibso 500
gaoulb ~" B.s5c, gubes 5.55e. soposr
!: 5.45e, Sranulat.o 5.3oe. Diamond ..
!. $500, goni.etionsrs ~" 5.15e. ao. 5.I
Is go. 25.loe, 30. s5.05e, SO. 4 5.0oc, 10.
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IN ls 4.6oe 90. Is 4.55c. 70. IA 4.55s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10
gDa, WelDniarfte.
xinsinnati. .. apr.l. 1912.


Chime BON ben Banfen batten pobl ssns
Nd,t ante aahfraes mad Garlebsn su psr.
,sidnen, i'm aagemeinen aber martn cie VT
idsafie fsid1t fthr lebbait uno @elo mar piuia.
Tariehsn on cali" Eurnen bon ben uanstn
III 3isA-4R ausgelieben nno eeinaHsgas
pisrs nurben Az $685. oisfontirt. DE
Mailet pIasirten gripdtiapttai vcn tau 3h
sRg ano auf Belt su 4-4hS.
Hedia sui Hsw mort -
,uurbtn ~ yari unb 10t prdmit per sluVu
,nii6,sn 9anseu pertauit. lie eouniertate
betrdat 50r Vrdmis per $1,000.
Dssisf ssi gssspa.
hnS itstis. Die folssnO.n nuotiruns.n fno
qonson. 8 eaa. si6t, a.s7L4-4.s71kssr
&, go 1aet Sidbt, "a s324-4.s4 per Z; yarss.
700, edit. 5.12x - 5.l5 per EraHss
si0G 60 9aae Sidt, 5l71a-520 branss pe.
500: fur TtutihIanb 4 fags Stht Dsat'
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4.sslz, auf 9lassOp gu asa uno auf pssfaF
IN A.sza4 btriauit.
suuses.cslisatismsn
rabis unb it.tis. Die pantsn auotirss nss
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eiusaui. Ssrfaul.
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SO Honbs, 1918 ....... lO28 IOo
2& 9onps, 1880. ........lOo Wi74
eg Yanama ...l0oL
GffarlHs 6saIe timfsss.
Ter rlmfat i'm bieiiasn Glsarinbcnit belle
fid heute auf A,SS7, 800.
sssaf esixrstase~.
Der Narft in eofaIietnriiattn mar hsut
sspas Isbhaiter uno bic 9reiie Darsn fstia
Cine. Gas & electric, Cine. Strset Rp. M
Columbia Gas 60. attien purbtn am met
ten athdnnflt. Rtrtauft wuroen:
On Der esrie.
First can
81 uftier gtue Gas q 1iscfxte Go...... -,
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l. Muisr GoIunbia sas 8 glse.......... ~
rs gif.en Columbia Gas 3 GIee.......... y
uffie Hrpetsr 4 0amtie. .....-........ ~ s@
80 Hftisn ginc Greet Ho. 0o............' y"
am sffeneH Dassfte.
1000 Gtur, O., Q. g.. ts32.be. ",
1900 glerelGHo g.. Rart, 4Ab. lsoe.ins,
= 1876 afitsH 9tne 1treef Nn a, ~ .s'..
20 aiiien gitp Suonrean Aei eo....Eio
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-10
ehteaao s. april

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m.bL Der snar.t mar ieft. gSiuter
Dettnts s4.I0-4 80, Straights 90 SOL 30.
sprina Ratents 4. 4.70-5.s0, Straisbts A.45
--A65 eat.rs $1,000
gSeisen.--g Our Wai lol lg-l035st,
ON shlub lostse; fIr ouli s634-s7 t4e.
am shlus 975sc; faE September s41s 80 80,
am ShIus 95Igc.
@ei hfern. Sur Wdt 7o9s- -
77c, am Shlus 1896; fur Jul' 74s4
1875, am salus 75lsc; iur Sspfsmbe'
73s - 741ae, am Shlus 74sse.
paftr. - Sur Wai 55s4-56Ae, On
shIus 5614e. fur Sutl 50h4 sse, an
6hIus 50tSe; iur Sspismbsr 42s4-4314e.
am sdIus 43e.
aeaaeu.-gc. 2 sl-s2r.
Gsrnt.- sute Sattsrasrts 8o-l0oc,
gut. bis Dolce MaI.ssrat lso-la4e.
siadsia aam en-. - No. ?. 70
2l5lxe, 30. u. @. 252e.
9impthpi iaa m en-. --gsatr $500
| 1900 per gsntnsr.
Alse aamen. - $l6.oo-xl .oo PEI
| G<nintr.
Mstport.-sl7 oo-l7l2h Der sbl. .-su
geai sl6. 6.92Lx-i7.l0, am Stlus sl7.o5
| fit Sail sl7.32h-l7.55, am Shsa
Sl7.42la; fir ssptsmbsr tl7.6s-l7s71a, al
| Ghtus $l7.sU.
sdmaIs.- s9722 per 100 plumb. =
Sas gqai s9.791s g. so. am SGlas ~. q e
iur5uli s9.s7 16--9.9T Il, am Sdlus ss.sS
| fur September $40 10 1920, an Shlu
$l0.171a.
shott aipp.n ei te H.--sofe &9.3
Der 100 pFb. sar Mni 50. 9.42ls--9.52ls, al
/ edIus 81. .52ba; tiir 3uIi ts.65 - 9.75. q
stluk 81. IS; flr Septsmter $685. - SO
am S6lub 1896.
| ehieago, Q. apri.
Hnttsr, - Marst ID ftstie. &reameru
oa--a1c Taun 24~-2sc per 4fUno.