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s..s.rs ;4a5-e.s5, etoe, s.if.rs 1900

B.ebers s4.25-6s5, Stod> Seifsrs $4.00--
485. Etod.5fiibe s3.00--4.00.
8uIien. - Der Wurft mar beutt lang
fam unb bi. Ereie idiuad).
Naser. aae Ieibte s37o-4.40, Bologna
$40 - 500, srtra 1915, fette SIuer
$5. .00-5.50, Gsebers $425-4-s5.
N ID u {. - Die aa&frase Dar N
Der berHoheutn @sde cine CUTE uno biz
Rreife tnfoIsebefsu farf. 9ute Wilhtube
paren iebr ror.
Grtra $7500-80.0o, gut. bis auserl.fene
$500 1900, oroindre bis quite $40. 90
48.00.
Rdtb.r -- Der Martt mar b.ute rubig
uno bic greiie gebrddt.
Orsiadre aab srsse s4.00-10 90, fair bts
gate lsicbte So $4,000, ertra $l025.
Rdlber in ben aommiiions. Sduiern. -
Saneb 1875, prtma bis ouserIeiens 9-l0e,
srSinars 5--8c.
G cine. Die 3uFubr ipor beute
nur mabig, bic Nadfrogs ritt grob uns Die
grtife ftanb.n nm 25--50e per 100 Yfuno
unt.r bsnen bon Der Dorigsn g8ode.
6hpsre 225 gfuno aufDdrts $500,
quite bis auserIefen. 8erpadunss. anb
Fl.ifhaforten SO 885--9 90, s.ntiidte Serbs.
dunssiortsr SO. .60-8 IS, orbinars bis aus-
.rI.i.ne fhpere fstte Sdu. So 00-8. 10, .rtrs
$7.65 - S.25, Staas s400 - 7.60, lelht.
Serfanbtiorten $685. - 7.75, 6ertsl BON llC
yfuno uns weriaer So. .0o-8. so.
ehafe 1ab eamRer. - Die 3nfubr
mar in Der btrflofsnsn sSodls nur moBlg
uno Die Breii. itetig.
ghafe. grtra $3.50, quite bis ans
.rleiens $500 - $40, orbtnar. bis gut.
$125-2.75, Wutterihafs s3.50-4.25.
qdmmer. @rtra bradten S6.7s, gut'
sis auserlsiene $6.a5-6.65, oretaare BID
fsirs S425--6.15.
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Niebm mdrtte.

Sineiunati. 19. Sftob.r.
3ufubr uuo gsrianot mdbreno Der nerHoi.
feneu 8ohe, bersIihsn NIT ben oor5ersebeus
ben 2 @ohen pdr.n ME folgt:
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b.. 65-67e Der HufteI. gerfauft ipurben:
Gar no. a geIbes su 63txe, 500 Bu. SO.
selb.s nit Safer ~ csc, 600 Blu. no. 4 s..
mii6tes, bsiuoelt, nit Rossen su 611ks s
Cara 80. A meibes su Csc, l Gar 30. 8 bo.
an 6616e, l Gar atlbes aolbeulorn, neues,
ju 55e auf benz 6eIeife.
&&fer- Ndrtt In ruhia unb fetia 10.
2 De.ter 3614-37e, Stanbarb seiSer 351f--
S6e, no. 3 settet 831a--341ae, 80. 4 nsiSer
S2H--34e. no. 2 aemifdter 85--351c, no. .
DO. 4la-~35e, ne. 4 DO. 80 - 34e ber Blu.
Isrfauit purh.n; GarS 9o. semifhter sii
Boz, 1900 Bu. 80. peiber nit aorn gu
54t, 700 Bu. DO. nit @ossen aa 33e, 4 Cars
ytc. petbtr gu 341st, ear DO. gu 331ae, l
Gar No. DO. 3u 34e. gar DO. bin burnt
tu oZAe, Gar DO. gu 1870, / Gar Do. au
33e. l ear StauSarb D.iber ,u 3ss4c, Gar
Dsibtr na9 Yrobs, sabreno, su 311ae auf
Rssaen.--Tartt pillis.r. 10. 7s--75e,
~. 3 b8-72e, 20. 4 56-66e. 8erfauft rur.
ota: 500 Bu. No. nit aorn su roc, 500
yu. No. DO. NIT Safer gu IS. aui benz
@eleii..
g. rfs.-aO. 8 @intsr 5o-7oc, SO. 2
trublabrs 78 -83e, No. 8 70-7Sc, Ns. 4
6O-70,; 6uttergsrRs 40--6oe per gu.
Ssuerfenmall. trabiasrsserf. 7S
-83c Der On.
Sers et 81 Der x.trets..pr.ifs mit S.ni..
atseaam sleth.u Faa. be, ssria.n sabres.
Sttober, 19. 1912. Cttob.r, 10. 1911.
8ei,.u, Ts. g rsther ......1l0e 101e
Aelidtorn. no. 8 s.mif&t.s 65c 75e
Safer, 80. 2 s.miihter neutr 3SLs 48xs
aossen 10. . neuer ...... 73e le0e
stu 10. aimotbs 1890 s22oo
Skista.
Der yfartt R,r f.ti1. B.rtaaft narssn
9l6 sbH. DiFfiaers 6iniibes Sssss sxi
Der 3aNs ssn $l.3S per Oaasn..
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Atttaas, 19. Sttob.r.

welt. - Der Msrtt ih itetia. sSintsr
Satents 81 25-4.T5, Straiasts $4. .0O--4. .55,
Gyrins Hatentss4.25-5.3s, Straisbts s4.O0
-4.25 1at.rs s3.60-3.e0.
1ttaeu. sir DECEMBER 90 - 92Lc
am 6AIub 9215e; fir Rai 9656 - 97t,
um sdlus 9s}I,; iar SuIi s324-S37se, am
shlus 93Ae.
1elfdtsru. - Eir Cttsber 6456-
651se. am eAIus 64s1e; far December 63ls
1896, am ehIus 533at; fir Nai 5aI-
S256e, am edlus 52see; fur suIi 52L- -
5a56, am ShIub 525at
sdlus 323Sc; fir Nai 54k-s412, am
sdIus s43Sc.
Rssa. a.-xs. 2 68-ssHe.
eerHe. 1It. Sutters.rt. 48--53c,
quite bic dolce Nal,q.rf. 60-72e
ftmsthh "a men. - 9eHe $500
-4 90 Der G.atH.r.
RI.tfssm.u. sl3.oo-1S.Oo ,.:
gentner.
N.is,rt - sl7.26 - l7.s71<. gHr
5unuar $1s.25 - l9.42k, ant Sdlxs
tl9.3s. fur glai $3.50 - 19.071a, am
SdIub $500.
S1msI,.-sll.s2k Der 100 yfs. sar
Cttsber $l16o--11 .65, am. SGIus $11 .62k;
fir DECEMBER SLIPS - 11.35 am etlus
$11.25; fir Sanuar s11.O0 - 1I.07k, am
Shlus $11.0S; fir gtai $10.421l 10 so,
am Shlus SOAK.
Gbsrt Niys.nf.i a--esfe 5000
- 11.25 per 100 Yfunb. 6ar Sonuor
$10.20-l0.27ka, am ehlus $10.25; fiji,
Wai $1,000 - 10.07H, am Sdlus s10.05
9ltter. - Nar.t IN fetia. Greamsri,s
24hs-29e, Datrs 3214-27e per Sfuns.
eier. - War.t it itstis. grifS. 81 -
24e Der DHteRs,
A1fe. - ytar.t II it.tis. Srssu ny
171fe per 4fsns.
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gtntisaati, l8. Sttob.r 1912.
DIE xa1fsIseasta lustirunsea bs,ies.s
ID Hur axf enarss fransattisae1. Dsi
tleinerea 'OeAafteu ssrssa etsas SStsr,
trtiie beretnet.
4rsbiftsaeu.
Der Rartt sar rubis, bic Sr,if. Httis.
e9xall. prsna Gtssa S11.85-l1. .S5
-
frst.assfafieMss 8fetf &. Rartt
u Ten. ebert clear esitta l2k-l2ke,
flsrt NbSsnfeiten IL 12t%s, srira issrt
dear Ssitea IL = l2Ae e4altsrx lii
llAt. ssaxs Is = 15Hs lsfs uas ~
Mshr strtaft.
Sse.a.-u uar,t f.t. es.rt tl.r. Sci.
ten l3H -131fe, iur,e Hiy>enIeitem 49,
1875, egtra ftert clear esiien l3-l3Ae,
64sltsrn l2I--l21xt xHs Deaiss l4--14l<s
Isitnss NJ te, pfans mshr s.rsa6t.
sugar Cured 6leii@. - Martt 1T Netis.
eeinisa l6h = lie. pienis esnIts,
lah 10. Dreaifat Saesn 20 : 2l,
64nltsra II - lak. Rss Dsrs Sat 64xI.
tern l21 - 10, tssfsae Sssf. eSis,sa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., fst
eAinieK IAN = 10, visnfe 6&uIt.rn
i1-1l1zt, DeGiss 16l4-17l4e, eauItsrr
1l-il4s xss osrf Sui e4sItsrs l11a
--ll4e.
trifSeseI.if&.-eAiss.n 1871 1-1s,.e
4irxie 64uitsrn 101-11lxt, e@ulterm III Il
--ll,it ftsrt KiSSsalsitsn 1l1.-lls1s, ibsri
Iare 6sitsR 1lL--ll1<s, srtra ftsrt eeitea
ll4-ll1ss. 1ediss l3Z-l6I@t per YiuRs.
1esf Garsat l0-I3e.
Retl uns Oetreib..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21

flie6 nod Elm paar Gage, mas metuem
tletnen alien, 5reuro cine groBe Jreuoe
ma6te.
Na4 a6ttdgisem 2tufent6olt gtng
6er 9uitor fort uno Snfel6an bIieb
nleoer UtQnote lang nit fetnen fhpars
gen 5reunoen auein. Damn fam zines
SageS Die Jta6ridt, DqB Der proteitQns
tide 9etit!ihe 9ntei3en einen geIud
MAIDEN rDirDe. aein uuteri6teb bon
benz friheren Gmpfanq mar 6emertz
bar. Qaes geida6 Ra6 Demielben Bro
gramm. 3as bette gHen fom auf Den
Sid, Der i66nIte 8ein glii6te in ben
9IdIern unb auf bic Gra9e, o6 pieIs
lei6t unf6ulbtge &inDerieelen burh
Die 5aufe gu retten pdren, ging pieber
ein alter JQDaner in Dos 0orf unb be-
itellte OteIelben Is &inDer fir BEN
nd6iten WtOr9en DOR Dus 5aus. Der
aud etn pQQr Sage unD oerlieB DQnn
in frDbeiter Qaune D1s 6aus. 2lI5
Sntelhen mir Die5 alles er3d6Ite,
purOe es mir fait nei6 ums 6er3.
&einen 4ugenblid bate Gntelhen Die
2lbitdt gebabt, eine Religion gu per-
iPotten, sr ipoIte es nur ieinem 8ait
10 ongenebm tDie m0gli6 MAIDEN.
2iebeS Sntel6en, nie DeiIe unD pie
tjrtitlt4 bait ou Oein Geben eingerit.
tet uno penn Du niht in ben 6tmmel
tommf, fir Pen iit er oonn ein9sz
rthtet?
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Mms,pdrtige aNdrfte.
Res1srt, 1a. Sftober.


M.tI.-- salasr ao,7e7 SbIs.. gerfanot
0,888 DtIs. - Der Martt mar b.ute rubia.
Spring Yatent $4.60-4.9o, Binter Straitat
4.40-4.50, Minter Yotents $4.7o-5. Is.
6Srins clears $4.25--4.50, Binter ertra,
Ns. 1 A.10--4.20, 10. 2 DO. $4.OO-z.10,
fanias straiabts $4.15-4.25.
Nsssenmetl sar b.ute rubia. GAir
bic sutss $3.75-3.9o, Dolce bis fanss 1895
-.10.
Bu4Sd,eumest iH rubia m $2.0o
-2.25 Der 100 yfunb !; fair bis aut.s 1896
|-s.15, dsie. bis fanes IS. .oo-5.25.
Matsme5I 1T Nttis Sein.s saies
nnb setbes $l.60-1.65, srsbss $1.5s--1.60
Ailnsrieb $4.20.
BpA Aneisen rsmin.1. 1m.rtesn 8jt
nnb Ganasian 63e c. |. I. Rem Bort.
Rsssen 1T ifetis. ao. Beaern Tic
s.t 7. BuHals.
suts IN aetig. NsIsserh ss>l.
{. Z. Buffalo.
8eise n.-sufasr 145,2oo su.. B.rfanbt
167, 449 Su. Daartt III it,tiq. ~. +. rstler
neuer 106 {. l. (. i'm Glebator unb 1055t
(. s.b i6Sinmenb. Ns. NOrtseru Calat5
99t I. s.b. i6nimmtnb.
8eIf4tsrn.- 5ufuhr 1,125, EerfsrSt
2, ,750 Gu Ntdrtt In tpillia 9rpsrt 30. 2
h34e i'm elesatsr uns S9hs {. .. b. fdpim.
mens.
4sf.r.-sxfaar s2,g25 gu, e.rfanst
SO, 020 Su. Der Martt lit itetia. stansars
rtis.r 39he auf benz 6.t.ii., 10. peiser
SOC. 80. 39c, 10. 4 871<e.
6ex nominel. --9rima 12oe, 10. / 115e.
Ts. 2 105e, 10. 8 S5e.
6sSfen in itetia. Stat. srbirSr.r Bis
Asiee 1912, 27-33; 1911, 15-20c; "a.
eiHe Scat srsinarer Bis 4sic. 1912, 1s 49,
2St; 1911 20-21c.
Saate fns fen. - g.utral 1meries
s8kte, Boasta 27L<-2e1Ic.
feber IN feH. femls6 27-2se.
Ssrt in fetia. tamits s22.50 - $3.50,
bsrt clear $22.oo-24.00, yt.5 t1s.50-
2o.e0.
sect IN fen. samirs s22 Oo-es.oo,
Rel sl8.oo-19.o0. Bssf.s 5in..n $500
-s1.50.
Sat nests iinb rubia. s.so..n. sst.
lies, 10 bis Id SD, 14-14hc, DO. SAul.
terms lf--8a1t, b. eAint.n 14s.
6Amal, in fer. NhbIe Net srims
s12.05 12.15; Faffnirt.r it if.tia. Gsstt.
nent .l2.70, Q. A.$la.35, Ssmpsans 81
--836c.
fats 1T ff.tis Srina sits ~ e3ss,
Gsxntrs 6-6Ae, Speciel 7Xe.
3aams slIfaan.n .C.L III ptIliq.-
srima rsses ,u s4.74-4.80, Sriwa 6smm.r
selbes $6.10-6.30.
9drstenm II it.tia. aaftnirt.i
Nen 9srts3.3j, D}ilas.lpsia uusSaltimsr.
IS. .35, b. in Dult 81 s..
1s(Is 1T ftetis. Dom.His EE..es Ohio
31-32t.
Oar, it T.tis. etraiuss, ssssbnIt DER
bis sutes 1856.
ferbeuti n III f,e ~ 44e.
sets 1T itetis.-sinbeimifSsr 31--sc,
Estna 6L-6Ae
WsIaff.s in H.tis. R.s Crl.ans Dp.n
fettle, outer Bis Asie., 37-52e.
4mSer. - Nsber in ru5ia. Eascassss
90 t.h, 3.61t. gentrifusal IS Zen 4.l1e,
Nslafes-3udsr 80 Zen 1885, aafFnirt.r
III itstis. Gut asaf 5.7os, Srafi.s 5.6oe,
RsuEo II" s.2se. Gubss 5.lSt, Sssseres
5.05e, 0rarutates 4.90e, Giamsns n,
4 soc, Gsaf.:tisners II" 4.7Se, Rs. 4.65,
Re. 24.6oe, Rs. 1885, 80. A. 50c. Ne. 5
4.45, NJ. s 4.4oe, Rs. Z 4.35e, 80. 8 4.30c,
Res 4.25e. 10. 10 4.2oc, Rs. IL 416, Re-.
IL 4.10c. Ns. Is 4.05c. Ho. IL 4.o5c.
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otIb .sn eau surss IN 41a-5S ausae.
liehsn uno idlob su41f%.
$rilna 0ef&ditspapiere narbeu ia 6%
listsntirt.
Sterlina eraanae III netia. Sidt
su s4.S6A uns 80 rag. Commercial Bills
~ 44.814.
Sxnbes.C .CbIteationen narsa Re.
tis unb nxroea nie folat austttt:
Ser. Staaten Nefnnbins ~ 101 1O116
~ resitrirt. (9e5) 118A-ll4k, coupons
l13A--ll4H, ~ r.sifrirt, l02k - lo3,
gsussus. 102ia - 103, Tanama Rss'Fsrss
~ l0l-l011l.
Attienmartt. Nn Der Ponooner
unb 8srIin.r gorIe partn bic Vrsiie sserudt
unb Siefes ptrfte aud beprsifirsno auf ben
bi.iieen Nartt. Die 5nbuifriesAftisn puroen
am m.iien aebanbelt, ndbrenb ois Gtitu.
balm. attien nahIafiiiat tpdrtn, nit Nus
Rabme BON lluion pacifis, msiGe um etpa
poiut fiegtn.
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Nin bIth D. DIE groBe 3u1ubr Der IeB-
ten Sage bate ;ur ScIae, baS bic 1retfe
fhpaA pareu unb um 15--36e inter beasu
ben 6onnsraas nab 6rsitag Ranseu.-
etodsrs uns Stebers naren fetig, febeu
aber um 10-l5e unter ben Yreiisn bonn oo-
riseu Samtas.
GAsre etiere brahten $6.2S-7.75, ertra
- faxes ...... C&fea 0.50-S.50,
6leif6ereiere $425--7.00, auserIsiene bis
srtra $7.25-7.76, esi,ers $3.5o-5.65, aus.
erlsieae bio ertra e5.75-6.4o, fanes -
AIte S2.25-4-66, axseriefene biS egtra $4.75
SIS, EaaRers ta.25-3.75, eb6rts nab
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Sreibier i'm aauf6uus.
Sin &onfettionsgeih6ft in 6etligen<
itaDt bat in elmer Oorti8en 3eitunQ Die
foLgenOe 3sttungsarnonce erIoiIen:
n6eute, SonntaQ, Dpn I'll Il6r :Grite3
9rrBes 5ret6ierfeIt i'm q f6en
8eItdft. Gb tIetn, pb QrpB, ob arm
pber reid, ale pon nab uno fern limb
freunolihit Od3u einqeloDsn. Gs nirb
Qetrunten, 10 Ionoe Der &ra6n lGuft.
SSeDermann 1T ber8ti6 piutommen.
Suglet9 bat man al6 bic bette 8eIez
qenbett, iih bon Dem enorm groBen
Eager fertiqer 6erren=, 0omenz un0
&tnoergaroeroben gu ijber3euqen. Gs
ntrb ertrQ biQig pertauft. 9&ur leBte
geubeiten. Pdhmtttogs uHo Q6enDS
Dffentliher San3 i'm QroBen Suule oes
Sai;Benhauies BEL fretem Gintritt,
no3u metne Sto6tz unb &QnbtunDz
itaft, Iopte SreunOe uno 80nner
hiermit befonbers eingelQDen iino. -
0d itaunt Der Qaie, uno Der SunmQnn
ihmun3elt! geionoer5 iinnig nirtt
Der ItonDesdusgleidenbe Senor oieies
Snierats. Qeioer rptre ni6t deTdQt, o5
hie 8ertduferlnnen uno bic 6errer
Ru9onhefs, Die 9eipiB bic Sabine in
ben S0r6en tpdren, nrtttun3en. Q6er
nett tpiro e5 ouf ieben Syal iperben.
Man bort ihon: nf5rdulein, bite ge6en
sic mir ein babies Dubeno Graoen,
Die ndhite 9uaorjQe, Elm Paar 6oienr
TRIGGER uno Den S6luBDaI5er
@as etne 2DncnbGnoiae.
rim er5 q blt. 9ieiar Sage bat etn
2rnOpner 3situng5munr iit pDn Der
2DpenbGnbigerin Trau 0orcp o'2lpilz
ip, Die gegenpdrttg in 2onbon aufz
tritt, interefunte Gin3eI6eiten iber
ben 9erlIf eirer 20penbGnoiqerin en-
! 3GoIen lafen. 5ruu b'2(piup Ibt
tGrsn 9erltF bereits ieit ihrem oreiz
| 5e6nten 2ebensja9re aus, uno lie BAT
f6re 8erufspabI nod tetnen 2lugenz
bid bersut. rDHrfte i1 mir nod ein4
maj einer 9eruf ipd6Ien" 10 meinte
| Iie, no ipUroe id 20penbGnbigerin.
Sragt man mid jeoo4, pb th Dd8
SbierbGnbigen al5 5rauenberuf enz
pfeble, in mIBte ih neiu Iagen." 9as
GebeimniB Des 2OpenbdnbigerS? @s
| gibt teire8, Wun n1uB Die QDpen
| beberrihen; 2tues bGnqt BON Der Der
| T0nltAteit ab: iino tie Nib, muB man
| tbnen 5urht stnflDBen, iiaD lie Don
Iatur aus iunft un0 ruAtg, 70 muB
man lie ba5u brinoen, ben 8Gnpioar
5u lieben. Die nteiten iinb iibrigeus
tpenig intelligent, uber troBoem tunrt
man lie gu beinabe @lsm brinqen. gs
oibt pobI tdum einen 20nenbGnoige<,
Der ntht in Ietnem 9erufe 8erIebua.
gen bdppr9etrdQen bat. Die 2opeua
fGnbtqerin maht hierppH teine 4uss
nabme. ginnul hat ein Come iie drs
5efauen, jeoot nun, neil er tie ntGt
ertunnte, Sie tpoQte Der 8or'tenunJ
bapurh 9l6rpehslung perleihen, bab
| 1ie i'm RoTtiim zines ShuImdo6ens
ben adfig betrot. Gtner ibrsr 2Dnen,
oer iie nift Qleith ertarnte. fprdug auf
| fie gu uno rib tie Su 9pben, unb al3
| lie ibn aurief unb er Die Stintme sr@
tannte, bate iie IhOn cine 3iemIihe
| SIsilhpuube oUpongetrugen. Qumpsr
fieber tennt etne 2Dpenbdneiqerbt
natiirlih nidt, uber - bi, 26nsjI
tennen ss. Die erIts 8orfibrung Al,
einem neuen Srt piro INNER etfp1s
| I1pierig, tpeil bic S0tpen iih erIt an
Die neue urgebuug, namsuttih an bie
gerS9eiIuns Der 2t4ter. geEpDbusa
miifIsu.
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Gkttsus 19. Sttsber 1912

atnbst.s.-:g..bss$5 s. 500. 80, seras
6ti.re 81 50-5.85, pefIihe etier. $50
900, Stsd.rs uns Stssers $4.25 - Z so.
!tuA. anb Sellers 81 9o-7 85, sdlbsr 81 7.0C
-9.85. Wartt Hou uuo itetia.
Gap.tue. - aeiSte $8.35 - 80, s..
nifste $850-925, ihSsre $845-9.25
raube s845 - $40, Gsrtel s4.75 - 1865.
Wortt ftstig bis Sc bober.
6Aafe uno 2immer.-ShaF.: Gin
seimifae So. $500. seitIide S385--4 .85
5dbrline. a. 75-6 90, 2Smmtr ginb.imt.
iA. s5.25 - $50, seHIiss $3.50 - 7.5o.
Tartt itstig.
9ufahr. Fiabbiss 1000, ShS.tn,
s, 600, S&sfe une 9dmmer 1000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21
Metau marft.
R.sssrt, 19. Sttob.r.

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simn if felt su $50. 0.15 - $3.50; Aupfsr
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Ns. / Seutssra fsIt iu $I8.O0-1850.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21
G. litter.

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nebmen, bas Der Geseutanb uulerer
Sebniu9t III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21
0$pnt WeIDutartte.
etae,nnati, 10. cttober, 1919.

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gtnttsasti, IS. Sttob.r 1912.
DIE xa4fsIseasta lastir9nssn ss,iet.s
10 NUT axf enarss frausaftisae1. Dei
teinerea 'Od4dfteu ssrssa etsas tStsr.
treiie tere6aet.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19
FOR SALE.

TNOR SALE-A fine, new 6-post Car
- rage, Eckenrode make. Apply to
GEORGE IT. FISHER,
july Il Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19

dor SALE-Good-as home made
I Rubber Tire Runabout. Also set
of Buggy Harness.
GEO. III. STAIR,
june a If Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19

In Vincennes, a suburb of Paris,
are four blocks of workmen's flats.
The birth of baby in any one Of
these flats frees the tenant from the
payment of the following quarters
rent. This is being done, OF course,
to encourage large families among
the workmen, to wnom the problem
of housing large family j. serious
one in Paris. These workmen's fats
have baths, wash houses, a library
and dispensary for the care Of new
born infants.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19

George T. Higbie, Manton, Mich,
used Foley Kidney Pills for kidney
and bladder trouble. He says IT
find for my case no other medicine
equals Foley Kidney Pills for benefi-
cial effect" They are safe and re
liable medicine for kidney trouble and
rheumatism. Contain no harmful
drugs.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19

Fort McHenry, the birthplace of
the "Star-Spangled Banner" is no
longer a military fort Until year
ago three companies were always kept
Now the one remaining company, 14th
Coast Artillery, is to be removed and
the old fort patrolled by small num-
Der of men from Fort Howard, who
will keep it i'm order and distribute
the food and supplies brought there
for Fort Howard and other forts on
the river.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19

With the thermometer maintaining
a steady place well ZIP in the nineties
the sentiment In favor OF an early adj
iournment is making rapid Roadway
In Congress. Our national solons
now expect to get away from Wash
ington about August a.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19

THE Superior Drills and the Dairy
4 Maid Separators sold by p. T.
Bennett, Of Sykesville, are the''bestnow
made on the market.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19

Countless fire-flies, driven from
the marshes by thunderstorm, set
tied down upon tank of nitroglycer-
inc in the powder mills at Aetna,
Ind. The employees we're terrified
by the light and fearing the tank
would explode, ran in all directions
and could not be induced to return to
work for nearly an hour.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19

Beginning with the days Of his nom
nation; fond parents began TO name
tneir newly born babies after Wilson.
However the November election may
eliminate one certain result will be
a bountifuI crop of infantile Wood
rows"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19

Fifteen persons we're killed and
fifteen to twenty we're injured in a
wreck on the Chicago Burlington and
Quincy Railroad at Western Springs,
a suburb Of Chicago, at $50 a. d., Sun
day. Coming through fog with
supposedly clear track ahead, train
No. s, a fast mail, ran at full speed
into the rear of train No. 2, known as
which was standing still on the track,
telescoping two Of the Overland's
Pullman cars.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19

DIOR SALE.-A good riding and
1 driving horse. Apply to
JOHN MILTON REIFSNIDER,
June tf Westminster, Md.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19

Leaving behind note ITO All Con-
cerned,' saying they intended to here
after lead better lives, five prisoners
of the Frederick county jail early
Sunday morning crawled through an
opened window, made by saving an
iron bar, on the second floor, and
dropped to the ground in the Jail
yard The jail yard j. surrounded by
a brick wall 80 feet high. Two pris-
oners managed to get over the wall,
and the two over were in the act Of
drawing the others over the wall
when shot from the revolver Of
Sheriff Pagan cut short the proceed
ings. The result was three prisoners
were left in the Jail yard and easily
captured, while two made good their
escape.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19

Sweeping reductions in express
rates averaging, i'm general, approx
mateIy Is per cent; drastic reforms
i'm regulations and practices, and
comprehensive changes in the meth
DDS of operation, are prescribed in a
report made public by the Interstate
Commerce Commission of its investi-
cation into the business OF the thir-
teen great express companies Of the
United States
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19

EOR SALE:-A well equipped buck
Ill., ster route with 1 pair Of mules,
wagons and fixtures, in best condition.
Excellent retail route, with or without
mules. Apply at the Advocate Office.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19

The Treasury at Washington has
decided to replace the Goddess of
Liberty on the scent pieces with a
buffalo head. The Daughters of
the American Revolution are fighting
this plan as "unpatriotic."
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1912-07-19
CURRENT NEWS.
FROM HERE, THERE AND
EVERYWHERE.

During June the public baths Of
Baltimore city we're used by 104, 422
persons 93,554 men and boys, 3O,-
813 women and girls.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-07
RaeaGs az Asssa5vesss ary Prices

All Leading Brands Best Hams. lb. I41Ac
Swfts Premium Bacon Ends h.. Ike
Armour's Lean Salt Pork. lb......... I4lac
Armour.s star summer Sausage. lb. .I4Hac
Best E3h Roast Beef fancy, lb. .fot@c
Best Cuts Pot Roast lb............. IGLae
Good Fresh Boiling Beef Ib ....... .aIsc
Choice Boneiess Rump Corned Beef.
10 .-................. .........I 214c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-07
2.5o GOLD lNLAID
COMES. &c
csc BRASSIERS,
THIS SALE, 15c

Brassiers. with wide yoke of neat en-
broidery, an exceptionally good 25c
value, our special price during this
Anniversary Sale, sEn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-07
1.5o LADIES' SILK HOSE,
PAIR, f.O4

Ladies' Pure Thread silk Hosiery,
doubly reinforced soles, heels and
toes. all silk tops. silk for mending
free with each pair, worth MM
80 per pair .............
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-07

Boys and Girls 5auntlets patent
leather cuffs. in black or tan, warm
and comfortable. SOC AA
value at pair ...............O d u