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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-28
Nustudrtiae SNdrfte.
Rem bort, 81. 1uu;

west-3uFuhr 23,415 sbIs., gerlanst
l8,07s Sbls.-Eer Wartt mar btuis ftetia.
6pring patent $685. 80, @inttr Straiabts
35.00-5.l0, @tuter Pat.nts S5.40-5.6 go.
cprtnq clears $4.60-t90, @iuter (srtra
20. 1 $4.30-4.50, 30. 2 DO. s4.1O-4.20
aanfas Straiahts IS. 5.00-5.l5.
@ssgenmtbi mar beute Hau. Tatr
bissutss $4.75-4.9o, 6oics bis fanep $500
$40.
Bud dpetssnmtbt IN Fau ;u $3.50
per loo gfuno fair bic qutes 1926 -
5.l5, hoite bis fanen $5.00--5.25.
Weis mar Hau. geines rtises
uuo eetbes tl.70-l.75, grobss sl.65--1.70
siln6ritb t4.2o.
@r ID Dsi ten ronineH. Hmerican S5r
nTe Canadian 63e c. |. Z. aen Bort.
asssen uominsu no. gssfsru 1Ee
BEL anfunft {. |. Z. Buffalo.
erfe 10 russ. Ralss.rHs 112--l25e
{. =. Buffalo.
S.i;.n.--3ufubr 1000 gu, g.rfanst
124,9S Su Nartt -drt. SO. . rotber
nfuer 1l8c i'm glsbater uno 1875 {. o. b.
fdpimm.nb. 20. aort6srH EaIutd 12lt
I. o. 5. itpimmenb.
sstIf dforu. - 8uFubr I,125 B,rfarbt
$50 gu Wnrtt mar tart. Grport 30. .
ntutr 63lac i'm eIeoaiOr uno S315s (. o. &.
fhpmmeno.
6afsr.-3ufuhr 100,s75 gu. gerranst
264 9u. garit mar ruhig. Stanoarb bsiser
59l3t I'm eeoator. Ss. ptiber 60t, So
8 591t, no. a soc.
S.u III rnbig - grima 1856, go.I 150c
&c. 2 l45e, Ho. i25t.
Sopfsn IN piuia Stdts 1911, prbind
rtr BIS t'otes 30-40t; 1910 l5-2lc; gatife
Goat 1911, OrbtHirsr 5Is Dolce 3S - 4O.,
1910, 15-23c.
Sdute fns Hetia. - e.ntrct ameriea
24l2t, SOeota 24-25r
S.ssr ii fsF. SemloS 25-27t.
Sort IN fftiia. samiIp s20.50-2I. 90.
bort dear sl9.25-2l.0o, gasb s205O-
.2I.01.
se.F "a e.tis. samila SIS .Oo-1s.5o
m,s sl5.OO--1550, setf. 2 tintsu s2s.o1
-5l.00, Berpaft si3.0o-ls.51, Gita trtr1
9nota gles tla.0o-l9.25.
Sat Rtats Hue aetia. sep0hnt Gel.
lies. 10 bits IL no. l1--llI@e, DO. ShuL.
tern 8 $3.50. DO. saiRttn l2i4-12&t.
ShmaIs III ftf. WibeI, gs.a srima
$40. .60--l0.90; Haffnirt.r Fetia. Gouti.
neat sll.20. Q. u. $1,000 gompOurb 81
9c.
tails ia Fau. erina gitp ;u elke,
eohHtrn Os4 -bhgc.
caumD slIf aamen. Del IN fen. -
SrimG robes s570-5.S4, prima CONNER
e.Ibes 1915 700.
Dttrsls IN ifstil. RaFfnirtss
Nep BORT $3.50, gbiIassIpbia uno Ealtimsr.
$3.50, bs. in Sult IS co.
@slls IA rubis. Tomsitic sE,see Ohio
Csc.
6ari IN rubia. Strainso, ssDosnli5ts
bic qutes IS $3.50.
ftrptnti ia fstig su 4se.
Hets IN i.f. - GtHbsimif1sr 4 - 6e,
Satna 6-6lkc
WsIaffss III itstia. g.D Orleans Cp.R
9ettle, gutter bic Dolce, 8T-52r.
SUD r.-aoher mar ftetia. gsustasess
90 Zen. 1856, Centrifugal IS 1sH $3.50,
Relaifts. .3uisr SO zen 3lle. 8afhnirtsr
IN wiais. Gut soof 5.s0e, Gruftee 5.70c,
WouIs n" $3.50. CUBES 5.25c, popberso
5.l0c, sra1uIatse 5.00t, Diamond n,
5.00c, Goafe fe;tioasrs N" 4.s5c, 90. 4.s5,
70. 4.Soc. 10. 50. Tor, 80. 4 roc, 30. S
4.65, 20. 8 4.s0t. Ro. 4.55e, so. s45Oc
30. 3 4.45e. 80. 10 4.4oc, ao. IL AS, 30.
IL 4.30e no. Is 4.25e. 10. Ia 4.25c.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-28

Rinbbieb. - Die 3ufubr mar bepte
mebr nls geniiaeuo, uno biz auserltienen
Gualitdteu marsn itstia i'm Breiie, pabreHb
bic anbereu um 15-25c Der 100 Sfuuo ber.
unteraiu9en. Der Martt idlOb Fau uno
ihnah.
sapere sitsre s6.75-s.25, ertrc 1886
$50, fanep -, Sdfsn S2.75-7.o0,
Sleiihsrftiere S4.75-8.00 dusertefens bis
srtro $8.l0-825 Settlers $3.50--7 .65, aus
srIeiene bis ertrd s775-8.00. fautn -
Rube $200-5.75, aussrleiene bic srtrd $500
$50, eaunets S200-3.25, Sto6ers unb
bsebers $400-6.25,
II. - 8ei ,iemlif erober 3ufuhr
mar Der Warft heute fietia.
Waasrs unb Itifte 50 .25--4.15, Bologna
&.25-500, srtra 1928, fstts suasn $3.50
500.
adTber. - Die 3uFubr mar nur mdRia,
bic Nahfraee etne siemIih CUTE uno bic Brei.
ie itetia.
CrtinGre snb arsse s400-7.25. Fair bis
Mdlber in ben aemmifiieas. Sdufern. --
Ranch Sc. prima bisauserisfeue 619--71ae,
orbiH1re 4--6c
Ten tparsn hsuts ihipdh unb bic Preiie fislrn
nm 5e per 100 gfano. 9eihte Ssrianbtiorten
uHo Sertc biiRben fslia.
@uts bis auserfeiene BsreaSunas. u. flei.
iferiorttR $751; 80. qemiitte Rerba.
aunasiprteu - 40-7 SO. oroindre bis qua.
crlefsnt ih!pers fstte Sdus $5 00-6 go, crtra
$50. Stans $500 - 5 Is. ertrd $500
500, Isihts Rerianttiorteu So 90-7 40
serfel bon 10 PFo. nns ipeniuer - .s5-6. .s5.
Shafe unbed MINER. Die 3ufuhr
mar arcb Shafe fitien UNI 10--l5e, Gam.
nsr nm 20-25c.
Shaie. - grtra 400-i10. outs Bic aus.
trIsirnt $3.50 - 39J, preudrs bis cute
81 1885,. guas 25 - 75c, Wutttritafe
S3y00-4.00 5dhrIirae - OO-6 on.
edmmsr Grlhiahrs ertra 1886, quite
bis aussrlefeae S6. 35- 8.55, oroindre bis
fairs $4.60-635, Guqs S3.25-4I0.
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ehttans, 27. Suni.

Spit y, ~. SuUt.
welt. - Der Nartt mar ftetil. sstut,r
patsnts s5.00-5.30. straisbts 81. .4o--5. .85
ssrins Bat.utss5 .05-6.5o, Strais5ts $4.s:
100 Satsrs 81 20-4.40.
@eiie u.-air suEi IO824 - Iloc, an
S4Iu5 1926; far September Io4-l06lsc G
am 56lus lo6c; fur DECEMBER l04T1 =
l06ae, am Shlus l06tae.
@tIfdtorn.- n.-Rar 5uIi 7331-75sSe,
am ehIas 755sc; fur September 72i -73sSe,
am sdfus 7essc; iir Ts;tmbsr So ---64e,
am sdlns 631Se
6af.r. - FIR ouEi 4sI - 49e. ain
ehlus 4se fur stptemb.r 3s5S -40s5e,
sm shlu5 4o5ae, fur Es,embsr 40ss-
.4i7Se am shIus 4lsSe.
Sssss a. 30. 2 76c.
Gtrhe. 9uts gutteratrss 60-73e.
quite bis Dolce genlsasrts 93-l07s.
Etmoth ha IA m N. - asue 800
1880 Der gentnsr.
aIeef aamen. - $l4.00-20.00 Der
gsntner.
Wesport-ls.s2t5- 5-1s7 rs Der Fbg.- Ssar
5uli t1s.62lS 1897 am sAlus SIS. .67lS :;
fir seetember sI8.97L9-I9.Olls am Snlus
sls.ozls: fur Sticber tlss7ta 1900, am
Sdhlus $500.
9 GhmdI,.-10s7l6 per 100 gfuuo. aar
Sui $40 SO &-lo.s7ts nm salus slo.s7l22;
fur Septembsr Sill .05-lil0, am ShlHs
sll.l0; fir Sttobsr sli.l21-ll.l7tl, am
sGlus Sl1.17k.
Stort Rtpps Ell te n.-ecis $40. l215
JOBS per 100 gfe. SIR Suit $l0.471< -
1880. am Shlns .t10.50; fir S.ptember
ti065-l067Ik. am shlus sl0.67is.
Eutter. - Rarst In Hrtia. Greameries
23-25e. Ta,rs 2i--2ae per Rfunb.
eier. Der Rarft In astig. 6riIAe II
-lsktpa DatsRS.
Aaie. gtartt IA iietis. Cream l5 -
l5l4e par 8iuHe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-28

osIs. rsnbs sns nttitm In New y)srf.

sen ON eau. Burbe an 21k-21S& auses.
Tishen mub fhIob su 2XE.
prtna @tfAdiispdpiers purbsn tn A.
4L% bisfonttrt.
Sterttus Grhdnae ifstis Gid.
su 4.e7L--s4.87l unb 90 9ast tu 1885,
- 4.S4k.
@unbes. .CbIiaationeni ipartn fs.
tia unb nnro.n ipit fcfat auotirt
Ser. Gtaaten Rsiuubins 2S 10012-101L
~ rteifirtrts Q9e5D ll4--il4A. eoupons
.l144-1l4s4, ~ rsaiHrirte l02L --l02sl,
eoupons 1924 --l02k, Yonamd Coupons
as 1901 ssb.
Aftisn marft.-am gormiiiape ipav
Der Warii uugere9elt, i'm Aussmsintu aber
fsa uub bic preiie ftitsen eiuas. aahmit.
tags trat siHs gstnouna siu uHo Der Marti
purbs fdntr. Tie Shlusuotirnneeu srsa.
ben nur gerinse SerdnberuHaen.
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Spnt WelDn,arfte.
stnsinmati. 27. SSH, isls.

etnttnnaft, ". Juat, 1912.
TG 0onfsn batten feline nsnnensmsrtb
Nahfrnss mad Tnrlsbsn aufsuDeifen uns
@elo III willie. Earlsbea vsn eail4 Buroen
boa ben 8anten Al ~ ausaslitbtu uuo
6efAdfttpapisre 40 $50 histontirt. Tis
Wailsr pldsirten Tarltben .on eau su ~
uae ouf Belt sn ~.
mshfd aaf Neis psst
Duvbsn su pdri unb l0e grdmis per $1,000
.uif4sn Bansen bsrfauft Gts Gountsrrats
stsrdet Soc grdmie per $1,000.
Atafn anf uHssrs.
fine fittig. Die iOtssnbsu Eaot,runssn finb
ia btrihten:
fonbon, 9aas cidi, A.s7R Der
c, 90 Gage eiht, s4.s4s< Der u;
garis, 9aae sidt, 5.l21S --5.l5 ptr Fraues
800 go Gage ciht, 5i71-520 5rants Der
500: fur Ttufihlano 9aae Sibt, 4 Rart
sol4t DO. go Gage Siht, 94lae.
Documentary Bias auf eoneou purben an
t.ssA4, auf GLASGOW ~ 4.ss1k une aHf Bel.
faf ~ <.sS4 bsrtaufi.
ssuHt basatipnsH.
ttues unS its'is, Die san.sa quotirsa Die
folst:
eintauf. gertauf.
81 ssnss, is25 goup. ia l4A
N"ssSt ASAv .-sss sioSA tO~2A
TX 9onbs, 1880. ...l00R l0lL
~ vanama ...l0oA -
sftsiins essfs iimiase.
Der nmfab i'm hisiiasn GIeartna5oufe belief
th bsufe nuf "a, los, $50.
fsiaIetirrs,atsa.
an Der eorfe partn bic Geihdfte fehr ru.
pa une be pseie ssbradt. Die foIaenoea
ysriaufs finb gu btrihtsn:
Nn Der psrfs.
: aitteu Columbus Cos rref ef......... 10
aittc doluWtus gas pref. ,......... 70L
5o Hi'ien cincinnati Sirest Np.......f29n
Jm s'feHeH w,asft.
$4,000 Qinc SofpiaI ser, fed2 ........ 104h
$4,000 6dm & 9inbenipaie is, 1929, psh
o,gVg Union =. o. Il Y. 4er. 19is.... e4H
200 Gtnc S6opf 4er fe4s.,......fo3N
200 zinc 80 81. Ser, 1921 ssf ~. sBK
70 IliitH Mmsrtean ROntre Mptn CON. ..iei
5 uiiien american alolling Iiu Pref. .if5
loo MiiteH QtnC 9etup. & Cob. pref. SIX
70 Msiten 0inc. Tetpp Gcb. rofu.. g2M
10 Mittsn groefer & Baulble com. .....sfeN
10 nlfteu Blobe Eonp Go pref.......ff6
ntfssn 9lobe ScGp DO Epee pref. 100
70 Alften Bsoeter Gamble ecut......4go
~ Hnfsn Girc. Gireet Nb.............12e
Nahasssube 3abeae bon im kiefioeu Yfarft
befneliten Sonbs uub atssH aie5t bic Off.
,isueH CusisrumQtn an:
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IoAs, bellies II.5s-ll.25s IOle uns W

1915, bellies li.5e-ll.25s IOie uns ~
mebr bsrpa6t.
1ato n.-gsarft fstip. ehort Hare ge,
ten 113t--12t, turse aiepenfeiten it,
liAt, ertrn bort tledr Seiten Ii 15--II1e,
ShulterH 11--l1I4e unb Bellies 12lS-l3i1e
lofs nnel l4f per Hfunb nisbr berpa6t.
Sugar Cured -sIeifA. - Wlartt IN hetia.
shintm l5.OO--- 1850, aieaie ehuIttr
III .50--l2.00, Breaffait Bacon l5.50-16.50,
ShuIterH11 .60--12 90, Rem Bort Gut SAul.
tern l2.00-12.50, tro6ene Beef. SAiHtsH
19.00--20.O0.
eibgtpo6eItes sIetfh.-Mar tf.F
Sdinfsn s13 ,00-1350, Bieuir Shultsrn
l0-10zc, Bellies 13L4-13l6c, Shultsru 10
l0Re, Stn gort Gut Shultern i01a-- lie.
6rifdesSIsif6.- - Shiafsu IL -13c,
9ienie S6uEtsra 9344-I01e, Shuitern 9sz
-l04e, ibort aippenfsitenl0-1oI oI4 {, fbort Hare
SeiteRl0l4 4-l011s srtra fbort Seiten To-
l0l4e. Belize IL i3s per pfuao. Beef Car.
cas- 10-13e.
Wsbt. unb @ttrttb..
M.hI.-- Teuts ssinter gatent S. 525-5.50,
@intsr 8anep $4.s5-5l0, gsinter Samilu
s4.25-450, ertra s40o-4.lO, orbindres
$3.s0-400. Garter gSet,en Ynteut $500
Sos, DO. fanth $4.85-6 20 DO. aamiIu 81. 40
--4,50, aOaasumebl, norbDtitlid a.mtfhtes
$4.90--5.00, reinet gitn IS. 15--5A gemIfdJ.
tts s4.90--5.l5 per ShI.
Beiien. - Warft rubia unS feifsr. 10.
9 rotbsr tsinter ll-l13t, no. 8 bo. 108--
lille. no. rotber 90 - 1856 Der guibeI.
ssrfauft purben: / Gar 30. 8 rotbtr Rinter
~ lllc, 500 gu. ao. A DO. nit Corn 3u lose
aui ben Gsleiis.
meIfdtsrn. Martt rubia unb itetia.
ia Sx.st ID A. a.. u IL
S3t, 70. ipsisss rs 79t. 30. 2 aeIbes 79
Tie, 10. 3 semifhtss 78 - 79c, so. 3
aoibsn'oru 73-75t. atlses DO. 74-78t, ees
miittes DO. 72-74t ptr gu GerfauIt wuroen:
l Gar No. 3 fusiSes ~ S2l6t, 500 gu. DO.
NIT aSeistn Al $50, Gar 30. DO. Al Use.
3 Cars bo. III 78l4s, Gar DO. su 79lSt, 2
ears 20. Q DO. su 84e, Gar no 4 prcbe DO.
iu 73s, Car no. 4 sdb.s al 72tsc. 2 Cars
No DO. III 7Sl4c, ] Gar DO. su 1876 anf
benz Seleiie.
eafsr.-Rartt rubin u H.tta. 90. Sd.
Ser 55I9-5614e, Staneare neiber 55-55%e,
No. Detss, 54--55e, 80. Uetser 53-54e
no. aemiihter So -53lIe. 30. 3 DO. 52 1S-53,
ao. bo. 5i-52e Der guihel. 8erfauft mur.
eeu: Gar no. Q tpriser ,u 56i<c, Gar 30
DO. su 54e, / Gar 1O. semifbter ;u So =
aaf benz eseleifs.
Yeasen.- Wartt piGlic. no. S0-s2t,
Ns. 3 76-7ge. 70. 70--76e.
@trasnmalI. 6rdbid9rsJerf. 81. 80
II. .32 per Su.
strgle b Der Sstr.iSs.Pr.iIe mi. ssui..
HissH am altihea Gage oss boria,n 5asrss !:
ouni 27. 1912. 5uni 27. 1911.
@eiier, 70. 2 rotbsr .1l2e S5c
@etfhforu, 10. 3 aemiihtss rs: 57l9e
6aisr, no. . asmifhter neaer 53lft 44e
Soaatn no. 2 neusr ... 8Sc 8Se
oeu 20. / Simoiba .s2450 $26.00
gSbisfn.
Der Wir't tutr estir. B.r'aiH w1ge.a:
$50 rbfs. Tifiasr's siHifbee Gooss auf
Der caNs bon $l.38 per gaaon..
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1dSlidber Msarft.D erid3t.
Gintinnaffa ~ a,,ni %,

Ginsinnaft, ~. SUM- 1912.
Eie na3foIsenbeH luetsrunasn beaieksn
64 Hnr aui gnarot 1ransaltsonen. Sci
asinfren 0dAdften perDsa stpaf bstere
prsise bers4ust.
DrsbtftsRsn.
Der Rorst Sar rut,s uab bic vssifs Hstia.
. S9maii--Vrima Sttam el0-25-lO IS,
4 q 3.
Irs6euasfdtjsnss GIeifA. Narft
astie. Ebert dear esitsa 1Os% - lie.
ibsrt eipssnfsitsn IOk--lOAf, trira ibsrt
.sissx esiisa o,<-l0ks 64slssss TO-
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Wetau M4arft.
asn Bert, ~. 5uni.

asngerf, ~. 5uni.
SimH Ia feit ~ s47.00 - 48.OO; aupfer
III rabis Cate l7a44--lss, Gleetbrolstis ,u
l73s-l7Ac, eating ga H--Hlsc. Elei
A httia an S4.40 - 4.50 !; Spelter III Jeff
IL t7.o5-7.25. eiisn mar beate ist. ao.
bsunsrr Northern ,u tl6.50-l5.T5. SO. 2
DO. tu 4l5.00-l5.50, As. 9euthsra nne
re. i esHtbsru foft ~ tl5.6o-l67A
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Ghitneo, q. SUM 1912.

@iubbi.h. - seep.s e.. 75-9.55. Tsros
etisr, S6 00-760. mt'f!ihe Stiere So 30
7s0 StoSers une feebers 81 90 -- 6. so.
tiihe uuS Settlers s2 60-S 90, ft1lber S. so
-s so. g1nrtt itetia Bis fart.
e fsi2lte 81 05 - 7.45, ae.
miidnte 81 05--7 SO fduere s. .05-752l%
rauhs S7.05 - 7.25, aertel IS 20 - $50.
Warft laugiam nmO aneemeiu fart.
Shaie unb Sdmmcr- Gin.
heimiihs s3 2n--5.l0. peitlrhe SO 35-5. Is,
5dbrlinas 81 60-5.70, 2dmmer Ginbeim,.
ihs 81 90 - 725, ncitii4e 81 rs - $50,
SrnbiGhrs s. .00-s.65. Mnrtt Laugiam.
3ufuhr. Riuboie1 $500. Shpein.
q 900, S6afe unb edmmer i4,000.
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o rctertss.

su1er. - ereifs fhnah. Rdffnirt.r eui
Qeaf 63st, poubtres 5.S5. CUBES 5.90t
srdnuIatee 5.55t, GenfectisHers u" 5.40c,
on n" 5.20-5.40e, metser ertra e" s. 10
-5.l5t, trtra e" 4.95-5.o5s, sgsindrrr
o.Tber 4.s5-4.g0c.
Msrafi.s IN iettr. 9en crlsaa, Cbsu
Kettle s2-5Oc Centrifugal ls--2ss per
0alous.
Hsis.- gearst litmHh r.bsaFt uns a.tiz
esnifiana, Fduca 6eas az - IL. primo S
-sa<s. crsinarer sz--4i4s, 3apaa 4A<-5l<s
Der vfuns.
Tairb grseua,
hutttr.- Martt rubia. pr,if. fne Hstia.
RaHta Srtamsth 2Ti6t. srtamsrn fra zoe,
bo. iseones 2ss, fanes DARN 2le. 80. 20lSt
Ser efunb.
adft. marst i.tia. Oslo nsuer 15tSt,
SorbSeitIihrr l5Le, Rem Bort lSc. Shnti.
lsr 2o--23e, sc. Bird l7e, eimburssr 17e per
pfans.
eisr. - Rnhfraae aut. Il. asrsiit ietia.
princ frifhe 6lbnereier 1876. hrAs i7lSt.
crbinaru Hrft 1875, ittsnss l51Se per
Fussnh werinH ab
esHhaef.-3nfuhr etudatnb. Wartt Re.
tsc. sprIna Gti6ens bon ~ pfb. uus ea.
riiesr 26c. anter | u gfune ls-20s. Suhntr
l2l6e, sdbHe TIE, 9rutbnbH,r Ii - lac,
Suits 81. psiss gHttn Zoe. a.miltts Sc, Jun.
ss enttn l0--I5s Der piuRs
bhuue 8tmif.
sesfeL - 5rahe Sar0tf sl50-2 90
per Samper
sitrontn.- Ras,t a.i, California
SO. 75--4 so per Rite.
Oranges. - Marst rubis uns aetta.
eas salensia s350-40o, California gop.
ala Fl TE--0 49, 0t3.
ananas-s2.5 5o--3.O0 Der Crate.
5ta6ttbeereu. - sl.75 - 400 Der
Gratf.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-28
Siebmdrfte.

Cincinnati. ~. SUM.
5ufubr unb Beridnbt mdbreno ber berHof-
fenen "a Stunoen, b,rsIiden NIT ben porber.
eebenoen 8agsn ipareu tpie iolgt:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19
An Advance Toward Peace.

With the adjustment of the Austro-
Servian dispute the European war cloud
is virtually dissipated. 1t was with seri-
Gus misgivings that the powers were.
watching the assemble e of peace dele
gates at London. as long as the difference
between Austria and Servia relative to
the status of Albania remained open.
Now it has been agreed that Senia will
recognize the autonomy Of Albania and
is TO be given a port on the Adriatic
neither Durazzo nor Alessio. but some
other yet TO be named. and connected
with Servia by a neutral railway. This
is compromise OF the two claims
Cnder the agreement Servia obtains a
seaport, though detached by the interpo-
sition of neutral territory. This is much
better than nothing at all. while not so
good as direct extension of Servian
sovereignty from the boundary to the
sea Austria gains nothing positively,
but prevents the absorption of Albania
upon which il has long cast covetous
eyes. In other words. Austria will be
content to walt for some future develop
ritory into its hands. Meanwhile the
Turko-Balkan peace delegates are mark
ing time. having awaited the possible set
tlement Of this Austro-Servian matter
and hopeful of some solution OF the Greek
question. The situation is anomalous as
regards the relations between Turkey and
Greece. unless the war conducted by the
latter power is to be considered as an in
dependent campaign not related to that
Of the Balkan alliance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19
At the Counters,

Those who go into the shops at this
time of the year looking for Christmas
goods should try to work along the lines
Of reciprocity. The girls. women and
men behind the counters are under
heavy pressure. which Is not to be judged
by the personal wants of an individual
customer. II every one who stops before
one Of these places Of sale knows exact
~ what is wanted or has a fair idea
along that line. there Is little difficulty
for the salespeope. But consider the
case Of the shop assistants who are try
ing to make up the minds of the unde-
cided for them. exercising taste for them.
giving them advice as to the relative
merits of different styles Of goods. max
waiting patiently while these matters
are being considered. showing fifty va
rieties of goods perhaps in order to sell
one. Those are the circumstances in
which the store clerk reaches a pinnacle
of patience that is greatly to be admired.
And IL some Of them do not quite attain
that height, II toward the end Of the
day they grow short in their answers or
SLOW In their movements or duh of COM
prehension. the blame lies not with them
SO much as with the trying cases that
they have had before them in the earlier
hours. OF course, there is a crowd. and
everybody Is in a hurry. and people are
in a nervous tension because perhaps
they have put of until this last week of
shopping the errand they might as well
have accomplished a month or a fortnight
ago. And the more enterprising and
pushing get attention because. unfortu-
nately. there 70 % way to regulate con-
ditions at the counters on the basis of
first coma INST served. The one who
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19
Arkansas Convict System.
n the New York Evening Post.

From the New York Evening Post
Gov. Donag hey's drastic action in free
ing 800 Arkansas convictS ought to prove
Il tremendous blow to the convict-leaSe
system of the south Passing for a mo-
ment the question of the means used, no
one can deny that the time has long been
ripe for some crusader to assail this in
eXcusable and unnecessary evil-a sys-
tenn which not only, as Gov. DOnaghey
says. makes "vengeful hell out Of
penal servitude, but ruins everybody who
falls under its influence. 1t should
properly be termed a plan for making
hopeless criminals out of first offenders.
for the camps are everywhere themselves
breeders of vice and crime. A state has
the right to punish those who transgress
it's laws. but no state has the moral
right to make money out of their shame
by leasing them as one would mere eat
tie. The horrors of this slavery have
repeatedly been exposed; it has repeat
eddy been stated that negroes are
sent to the chain gang on trumped-up
charges, in order to keep the contractors
in labor when the supply runs low. In
short. the whole thing is so inhumape.
SO contrary to every teaching of pencil
Ogy and of morality, that it is hard to
find fault with Gov. Donaghey's obvious
abuse of the pardoning power.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19
Gift Thoughts for
lnvalids.

The proper remembrance for an
invalid is not difficult to obtain,
there are so many things that
would be pleasing and acceptable,
and would meet the exact needs
Things for performing a real mis-
sion in their life. Just a few by
way of suggestion:
FOR THE WOMAN-Rock-
ers, Pleasant Books, Easy House
Slippers, Shawls, Pretty Wrappers,
Boudoir Gowns, kimonos. Dress
ing Sacques. Handkerchiefs, Work
Baskets, Sewing Sets, Hand-col-
ored Wallace Nutting Pictures
Fancy Work, Bric-a-Brac, Hot
Water Bags, Toilet Articles.
FOR THE MAN-Thermos
Bottles, Indian Blankets, Morris
Chairs, Felt Slippers, Lounging
Robes, House Jackets, Smoking
Requisites, Pajamas. Years Sub
scription to Magazine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19

Quirements Of common prudence. When
fire is Of unknown origin" 1t is simply
q case where one of these various avoid
able causes cannot be positively tdentt-
able, but 1t can be assumed in every in
stance that some person has been guilty
Of blameworthy neglect.
Recently New York had a fire proven
ton day" officials and insurance COM
panies co-operated to give demonstrations
Of the various methods of safeguarding
property and particularly Of avoiding fires
by the observance of the laws and the
exercise Of care on the part of those in
change of property. This educational
work should be continued without inter-
ruption. Every city should undertake to
teach the people the truth that fire is a
needless waste and if every one is care
these visitations. In the case of wires
and pipes causing the ignition of wood
work. the blame is to he placed upon
those who are responsible for the con-
struction or the maintenance of the build
ing. II is possible now to protect all cleo
trio wires so that they cannot cause the
heating OF adjacent materials and all
forms of heating apparatus can be SINH
larly covered so that they are innocuous.
By keeping matches stored i'll tin boxes
and out Of the reach of children they are
eliminated as a possible cause for fire.
The fire loss in any city would be ma
terially reduced If every person were care
full In throwing away a match after
igniting it or In casting aside burning
cigar or cigarette stumps. Careful atten-
ton to greasy waste will prevent spon
taneous combustion. Common sense in
the kitchen will eliminate the danger Of
gasoline or Oil explosions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-19
A New Jackson
m the New York Herald,

from the New York Herald.
IF single drop of blood be shed there
in opposition to the laws Of the United
States | will hang the first man l lay
my hands on engaged in such reasonable
conduct upon the first tree l can reach!
said Andrew Jackson to South Carolina
'.nullifiers" Have We in President-elect
Wilson d new jackson? His threat to
hang las high as Hannah any man or
men who may be discovered plotting to
cause panic has a familiar ring. Gov.
Wilson is wholly right in his statement
that ''honor and integrity breed prosper
ity" His dictum that panic is merely a
state of mind" has found frequent if not
continuous verification. There may be no
need of hanging anybody, but it is just as
well to have the country know how
squarely Gov. Wilson stands for pros
perity. Also-that he has his feet on the
ground