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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-16


Raiser In ben Observation-Disclosures. -
tanrh f1oe, .prima bis auserIefsut 9--9ke
srbinSre 5--Slzs.
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aros bic 9nhfrage gut unb bic grsife fetls.
2eihte 8erlanetiorten tparen ftstia.
6htpere $7.80-7.85, quite Bis auserlsfen.
Serpadnnas-a no ~6Gtiissriortea 81 .D-7.sO,
senifAte 8erssdunssisrten 81. 50--7.70, or
btnare bis aus.rl.f.us idntre fette Saue
IS 80 - $50, trtrs 800. Staas $4.25
-.6.75, leidte Berianotiorten $s.s5--7.25,
8erfel BON ITO 1funo uus nenieer $500
8.75, medium BON 100 8funo S7.30-7.5 so
fe1aseSnaer.--Di Iahfrast
NOR .eine ,ieInlih quite unb bic sreiie ftetig
6aait. - grtra $3.75, gute BID. aus.
~erI.iene 1926 - 1855, oroiuar. bis suite
S 1.25-3.15, gtutteriAaf. $500.
9dmner. - grtra bradten 1915, eut'
Bis auserlsfeue $S.25-6.65, sreiHare bi.
faire $4.50--6.25.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-16

0eIjAtsrn. - Marft in rubis nns
fetia. 10. . seiseS 81. sc, 10. 3 peibes
60--6le, So iseites $4,000, 10. . selbes
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neues su 471ae, ! Gar seIbes DO. IN 49e
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mad Strobe nit 8oqaen ~ 31e, 1000 Blu. DO.
nit Safer ~ 32c, ] Gar sto. 2 srmiidter su
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6aFer, Ao. 2 semiihter iea.t 81: Dos
Ssssen no. 2 n.utr ...... SIC 95t
%en 10. ! fimotha ...$17.5o s23 .0C
INSISTS.
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s48 ebIs. Difiaers ginifb.s 3ssss All
Der 1afS ssn $l.3S Der 9adsA:.
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Jnldnoiidbe Nadrihten.

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len untsriuhung fefteeite1t uno mad
Der isner burh cine Operation gliitz
lid entfernt.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-16

tpelhe a6t ainbtr bintsrIieb, 1pobon
oas iiinste Bel ibrem SoDe nod teine
Wode aft mar, ipl aneeblih bon liz
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DIE Wahl3etten 81 tohsn ge5ipungen
iporben ietn. 4ls Tie ohnmdhtig 8uz
iammsnbrah, bate er tie nit 5iBsn
detreten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-16

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-16
gtitass, Is. Isp.mbtr 1912.

3inbstts.-Seesess g. 35-ll. 90, 9.rss
Gtiere s. 1880, neHltd: stier. $3.50
800, ststers unb Ge.bsrs $4.10 - 7.15.
ause uns 6sif,rs So. 75-7.40, fdtber $3.50
-10.50. Martt itetiq.
Sas.int. - 2.tate 81 80 - 7.90, &c.
mif6ts 81. 10000, fhs.r. $3.50 - 800,
ranbe $3.50 - $50 6srtel $500 - 6.9e.
Efartt l~aagiam uuo 5-10e uiebrlger.
Shsfs uns z a m.r.-St1i. Glns
h.tintfAs So. 50--4.65. neFIihe So. $3.50,
5dbrliae. -. 75-6.00, gdmmer etnstnt'
ID. So, so - $50. nsHIis: 1913 - TAO,
Wartt TART bis Toe bobtr.
3nfubr. - aiaesies $3.50, etn.tHs
20, 600, GAafe nnb 2dmmer 12.0o3.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-16

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-16

afftien nun Observation-Disclosures
atlb. asass uns Mftitn in sl,tu gsrl

Dtlb, Nsnss nmb Mftitn iH Wttu Dorf.
Sen ON saa' surbe AZ 5s4-6E ausae-
lieben unb ihIos an 414%.
$riina Ssfddftspapiess sarsen su ST
hisfsnttrt.
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5u t4.S5 une 40 Gag. Goramsrtial BILLS
~ AS02s-4soh.
o%anbes-C btisntIsnsa Darea ne
tia uno purcen mie foIqt a%uetirt.
Der. Staaten MeFunsins ~ i0l 10lN,
~ resiHrirte (lSa5) 1l31-1l4L. esupsns
ll3A-li4L, 81 resiftrirte i02s4 1O3,
eoubsss 1921 - 1O3, Yanama 8esttertb
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ruhia unb bic greiie ssbridt. lie Shlus'
notirunaen itanbeu aber meiiiens etipas untsr
oeNtn bon aefern.
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Metau m4rtt.
R.s Is. aosem5er.

80 Ia, 10. N6btntbtts
sinn III niais ~ s50.I2-5A.37; &x,fer
ii iek elsetlrsIttie $17.5O - I7.62c,
2age $I7.62-17.67 Sic; E4fis4 .. 9l8.25-
list. Dtei rnbis az n. 7O-l.75. SpsIter tetis
~ $T.16-T.45. Cites II fen. ~. / esanbsp
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2 d il III.

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BERGEN,
TaB mir inns ME DE &urtSe beiBen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-16
Nrnt Wetomlarfte.


49, " AUs StpwtIuUNkI tUA8s
sAie idpn aus ben glearinab aus. rmidtsn
~ trfeben IN, 'inb bic @eifafte in ben bisii.
aeh aanten sitmlid I.bhait, Geto lit aber
tmmrr nod fen. Tnrlfbsn von cal" uureea
yen ben eanten su 5-5%S ausgeliebsn,
lpahreuo Gsihaftssapisre III 81 oisfontirt
ipurbtn. Die Mafisr plaeirten Vripai- aasi.
tai ~ 50 .pn cot" uno auf 3eif su D.
5RE.
glsdDisf nnf Seem BORT
parosn su Bari apiid.n Sanien b~.rianft.
Tie 0eunterrate betrast Soc &romis per
$1,000.
GatdsitI anf Gnrpsa.
limb ifetis. - Die fsGs.nSea nusttrunstn
'tae ~ berihteH:
asnson, sSaa. si&t, s4.ssH-4.8sh per
6. 80 Tag. siht. A.s2A-4.s2k per =:
pnris, fase etht, 5I7m Hranes; btr
500; so 9aae eiAt. SD GraneS per
800; fir DeutfAIans 4 Gage eiAt, 4 Wari
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Jan 81 4-00 berfauft.
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81 1enss, 1918 .......l02k l03
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gtearinA Ssnie flniidxs.
Die Inmate i'm hieiiaeu Gtearinsbsufe be.
lieltR I'D beuts auf "a, 901, 800.
sssat.e efaritSttn.
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Beetle fttpa9. Anr psniae Bsrfaufe iinb
su bfrihtsu, ans omar bic feIssnben:
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Siebmartte.

G~ineinuati. Is. steb.mbtr.
9nfuhr nno TeriGnot udhreao Der v.rasi-
lsneu "A Stuuosu, pergllben nit BEN perber.
aebeneen 4 2aseu par,n sie iolst:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-16

Rinboieb. -Eas stnsebot par heute
uuaepobnLid arcb. Die 3affraa. isbr gut
uub Die 8reiie itstig bis ffarf.-Stoders unb
Seebers limb in gahiraee une tart, hes-
aletfen Milhtuh..
Ser ere attire braatsn $6.50-7,75, ertra
7.60-7.76, fanep -. OSfsR $2.75-6.75.
6leif6erfiere ~$4.75--685, aaserleisn. $3.50
-7.25, Seiers $S.75 - 5.S5, ertra $500
$50, Aate $3.25-4.85. anseriefeae biz
EXTRA 100000, gaunsrs $2.50 - 3.75,
e..xers sss t.esers $4.75-6.76, etod.
peifers $4.25-4.75. od-Ribe $3.26-4.00.
DuIIem. - Die 3ufubr mar nur masis,
bic 8adfraae mdsia uno bic 4reiie hetia.
&ssere xas Isiate $3.76-4.6S, HsIssna
tl.65 - $40, EXTRA $3.50. fstts tslen
50. 0O6.SO. Heebsrs A.60-S.00.
RdIber.- lie HaAfrdge mar etne CUTE
unb bic preife aitsen un Assoc per 100
Yfunb. Die 3ufubr mar mnr mabia.
0ystn1re NIB srsie $4,000 90. fair NS
Sute trs4ts t6.00-lo.2 rs, srtra $l0.5Q.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-11-16

Der Martt STR H.ti1. S.rta1t ssss.a /:
s48 ebIs. Difiaers ginifb.s 4ssss All
Der Bars ssn $I.3S Der 0adsa:.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-09

Article F alleges that in 1901 Arch bald appointed J. B. Woodward, gen. eral attorney for the Lehigh Valley Railroad, then frequently before his court in litigation, a jury commission CT, Woodward continuing also to act as counsel for the railroad.
 Article Is is a general indictment against the Judge for his general business of speculation and profit" while a Commerce Court Judge and a denunciation of his alleged effort to compromise litigation before the In- terstate Commerce Commission. The count cites that Archibald corruptly used his influence with officers of the Erie, the Lackawanna and other rail- roads to enter into contracts and agreements in which he was inter- ested secretly, the railroads then be ing parties to litigation then before the Commerce Court
 The 19 impeachment articles cover Archbalds judicial career for a period of Il years.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-09
YANKEES" PASS SWEDEN BY TAKING SECOND AND THIRD
 PLACES IN BROAD JUMP.
CRAIG WINS 10O-METER RACE
Stars and Stripes Also Hoisted Three Times in That Evgent-States' Contestants Disqualified in
 4o0-Meter Relay Race.

Stockholm, July 9.-When the Olym- pic games were resumed America ana Sweden were tied for first place with a total of 4S points each. but America immediately went to the front by winning second and third places in the standing jump, the first event of the day.
 Cheered by their sweeping victories Sunday, the American athletes went into the contest determined to main tain their good standing In the events Sunday the Americans almost made a clean sweep. They won the 100-meter run in onetwo-three order, and there was a mighty cheer from the vast crowd when the American flag was run up in each of the first, second and third places, the first time any nation ever won such an honor
 DefauIters Get Chance.
 The committee ordered the 100-me- ter swim. in which the Americans de- faulted through misunderstanding, tried over again, the Americans to compete.
 Tsicltiris, the Greek expert, won the broad jump with record of 10 feet II inches. Platt Adams of the New York A. c. was second and his brother, Benjamin w Adams, was third The Greek won over the two Americans by narrow margin, Platt Adams jumping 3 meters and 36 cen timeters, and Benjamin Adams, me ters and 2S centieters.
 The first heat of the 10000 meter walk resulted
 George Goulding, Ontario, Canada;
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-09
TROLLEY WRECK IN INDIANA
Four Dead, 25 Injured-FaiIure of Crew to Take Switch Cause As
 sqned-Musicians Victims.

Marion, Ind, July 9.-Foyr are dead and D are injured, several seriously, as a result of a head-on collision be- tween a car operated between Marion and Goldthwait Park, one mile east of the city, and an interurban car on the Marion. Bluffton X Eastern trac- tion line.
 One of the dead and five of the in- jured were members of the Second Regiment Band of Marion, which was to give concert at the park The failure of the park car to take a switch is given as the cause of the wreck.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-09

I. d. Wepp, Eu5lduu, second, A. RaS- mussen, Denmark, third; E. Altman nj, Italy, fourth, and w. J. Palmer. IA 5-10 seconds.
 Americans Disqualified.
 In the 400 meter relay race the con test was between the American and British teams and the Britishers won after the Americans had been disquali- fled by the judges for fouling. The Americans who lost through official action were Ira Courtney, Seattle A. C.; F. V. Belote. Chicago; Clement P. Wilson, Coe College, and Cal c. Cooke, Cleveland A. c. Previously the German team defeated the Austrians and the Hungarians showed the way home to the French team
 Other events scheduled were the final of the S00-meter race, the honors of the semi-fnals of which went to the Americans; the running high jumy final, the trial of which resulted in six Americans being among the II who Qualifed; 10000 meter run final, two of the three who qualified being Americans.
 With Americans finishing one, two, three in the 800 meter race, athletes from the United States went further in the lead of the competing nations and now is nine points ahead of Sweden, America's nearest rival.
 In the 500 meter run, James E. Meredith of Mercersburg Academy, was first His time was 1;51 9-10. Mel Sheppard of the Irish-American A. C., of New York, was second, and Ira N. Davenport of the Chicago Athletic Club was third. Sheppard finished close on to Meredith and Davenport was only half a stride behind Shep- pard
 Each of the Americans in the 500 meter run finished in less than the worlds record time for the distance All nations joined in the cheering when the three American flags indi- eating a triple victory for the United States were hoisted to the tops of the three poles in the center of the field.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-09
Rockefeller Reaches 7srd Birthday.

Rockefeller Reaches 73rd Birthday
 Cleveland, Ohio, July 9,-John D Rockefeller, the worlds richest man is celebrating his 73rd birthday at his summer home, Forest Hill. Mir Rocke feller is in excellent health. He re ceived many telegrams of congratu iation from friends in all parts of the world.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-09
SIXTY PERISH IN 4 FIRE
Russian Sugar M1l Catches Fire and Many Are Killed snd
 Injured.

St. Petersburg. July 9-Sixty per sons were burned to death and more injured in a fire which destroyed a sugar factory at Lipetsk, S4 miles from Voronezh. It is the seat of the sugar raising industry
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-09
Made Rings Into Good Luck Pins.

Reno, New, July 9.--A new fad has recently bgeen adopted here among fair divorcees. The idea of convert ing the useless wedding ring into a Swastika pin as an emblem of future better fortune instead of discarding it is said to have originated with a prominent Eastern divorcee
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-09
slack Hand suspect Found Slain.


 Rochester, N, Y, July 9.-Count Giuseppe Albganeze, suspected by the police of New York and Rochester of blackhand operations, was mur- dered here Three knife wounds in the head caused death
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-09

E. J. Webb, England, second; A. Ras- mussen, Denmark, third; E. Altman nj, Italy, fourth, and w. J. Palmer, IA 5-10 seconds.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-11-08
ADDITION FOR HOSPITAL.
Excavation is nearing completi

excavation Is nearing completion
on the Samaritan hospital which is
being remodled for an addition. G.
Mehlhorn has the contract and
is rushing the work so as to complete
it by the first of January. He has
three teams and ten men on the ex-
cavation work and will have a crew
of carpenters at work in a few days.
When completed the building will be
valued at about $4,000. It will have
the same finish as the new Episcopal
church which will add to the attrac-
tiveness of the building.
The hospital was started by Nurse
Smith few years ago and has been
rapidly progressing. Lately the old
quarters have been over crowded un-
til it was finally decided to make an
addition. The new building when
finished will be eighteen by forty
two feet and will be two stories high.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-11-08
BIG GAME ON SATURDAY
Bemidji and Grand Rapids to Fight
For Championship of Northern
Minnesota.
TEAMS DANCE IN EVENING

In the last football game of the
season, the Bemidji high school team
will clash with Grand Rapids tomor-
row afternoon at 4 o'clock for the
championship of Northern Mime
sofa. The game will be especially
hard fought because Grand Rapids
defeated Bemidji 10 to 6 three weeks
ago on the Grand Rapids field and
the local boys are out for revenge
Coach Earl Carson, of Bemidif,
and Coach Fred Carson, of Grand
Rapids, will act as officials and in
case of dispute the decision will go
to Harold Dane, the head linesman.
Coach Fred Carson will referee the
first half and Coach Earl Carson
will umpire and the positions will be
reversed in the second.
Grand Rapids is champion of the
range while Bemidji has been left
the champion of Northern Minnesota
by the refusal of Crookston to play
the scheduled game. Since the
Grand Rapids game o. three weeks
ago, the Bemidji team has had lit
tie practice while the Grand Rapids
boys have played two games. The
one tomorrow will be for blood. Sat-
urday evening, the high school ath-
elite association will give dance
There is practically no money in
the treasury and the game and dance
admission fees will have to pay the
expenses
Following is the Bemidji lineup:
Elletson, r. e.; Achenbach, r. t.; I'll.
tus, r. g.; Sullivan, c.; Johnson, l. g..
Olson, |. t.; Graham, l. e.; Bailey
O.; Peck, r. h.; Lycan, f. b.; Hayner
|. h. Referee Earl Carson; Umpire
Fred Carson; Linesman, Harold J
Dane.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-11-08
RETURNS TO BLACKDUCK.

Mrs. Nora Bedding, former resi-
dent of Blackjack, but who has for
several years past been making Be-
midi her home, has accepted a posi-
ton as saleslady at the James M.
Reed store and came up Saturday.
Mrs. Bedding has been connected
with one of the large stores at Be-
midi ever since leaving here and is
thoroughly experienced in the mer-
camille business and will prove VAL
liable addition to the splendid force
of sales people employed in this up
todate store. She has a host of
friends who will be glad to hear of
her return to this village.-Black,
duck American.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-11-08

In Addition Money Paid the Workers. Each New Subscriber Will
Handsome Premium Whether he Pays For One Year Six
Months-Contest Will Close at Christmas.

That ladies'
to make their church gift of from $12
understand
following
ONE DOLLAR CASH WILL BE PAID
FOR EVERY YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION,
THE DAILY PIONEER WHEN A SET HUNDRED BEEN
REACHED A SPECIAL PREMIUM OF $25
FOR ONE HUNDRED SUBSCRIPTIONS SOCIETY SECURING
THEM WILL HAVE RECEIVED A 1926 A CLUB
RECEIVE $751; IF BUT FIFTY YEARLY SUBSCRIPTIONS
IF ONLY TEN ARE SECURED CASH
FOR ONE SIX MONTHS SUBSCRIPTION PIONEER
FIFTY CENTS WILL BE PAID, AND FOR
MONTHS SUBSCRIPTIONS SECURED
THE SAME. THUS, TWO THESE MONTHS
SUBSCRIPTIONS ADDITIONAL GIFT
OF SIS WILL BE GIVEN. SIX
JUST HALF OF YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION DAILY P1oN-
SAME AS MONTHS DIFFERENCE
BEING THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE WHICH THE
DAILY MONTHS IS 50 FOR ONE YEAR
is 81
SECURING SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-11-08
WILL OPEN A NEW STORE.

I. P. Batchelder will open a gener-
al store in the vacant room next to
the creamery about the first of next
week. Mr.. Batchelder will deal in
lumbermen's supplies and posts,
poles and cord wood. He is at pres
ent running a store at Remer.