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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-29
gSi. man lid in Yefins amiilirt,
Uetinq, gnoe sSebrudr.

3rauBen, auBerhalb oes mousrure
giirtsten 8eiaHDtibuTtsDiertels iteben
ale paar Shritts hinsiif6s Doppsls
poiten nit aufsspflan3tsm 9aionett,
uno no fi6 friiber am abeno elne
frobe, pergnii9ungsIii6tige WIenlhens
menge ordHgts, ba 1T es beute ItiL uno
leer. Die groben Sdmen Der Wironz
TRACER iiHb perIaI1en, Die Yrin8en se>
floben uno ihre GamiIien perretit, -
,unbetannt pobin"
Die sSremben in Der in ihrem Hange
als 5auptitdbt i.st Iaiper beprobten
bisberigsn 3entrals oes Simmltihen
Reides lafen Iih niht itoren nno Die
Winteridiipn lit in pollem 8an9e.
Der 9sIsGihaftsmenId isuf5t unter
Der 2dft Der giffins unp Dinner par
ties, an penen man tootitGer itets oie@
felbe englift ODER fran3Diii6e raoe@
brshenbe srotiihe Dame als partne-
rim betpmmi. Wtan tonmt am Nbeno
gar nitt mebr aus benz grad berdus-
Rennen, 8pmtbanas. Sosoen, Sanbt.
tapz SteeplehaIes i'm 9eldnbe, sez
meins Seloz, Waip= uno Wieienbdue
uno Diners, Gistarnepal, Wastenfeit
in Der 6rausOiiihsn 8out. Wsuiicul
Dinners i'm Sotel pes Wasgons Tits.
gallstt uno Sbsuter in Der Fufenbont,
alto6olrsias SunsssIeuen Diners,
sseite unp teiu Gnpe Gs rstBt nidt db
bic Rdht fpirb gum 9uge, uno Der
Saa leioer nitt 3ur Ra6t. penn DdHil
beip es arbeitsn, Inn nit Der boshaften
Repplutipn uno ihrsn nsusften Srtts
aui Dem 2auFsnpen gu blsiben. Ulun
| brau6t bod am Qbeno lpisper Ses
iprddsftoff uno muB iiber alaes Orisn'
| tirt iein.
I'm 70 srfriitsnbsr pirtte Der grpBt
gon in Der beutfhsn 9elanoi6aft
ben unier Miniiterpaar, Serr uni
| S5rau BON 5ortbaufen. am s. 5ebrual
2lbenbs peranitdlteteu. Gs fiel tpirtlid
Qnes aus benz sspobnten Rubmen De-
| Situiisnfeites nah Shema ) bsraui
uno fpdr lmbepinst Der Glou pes aan
sen bishsrisen seieaidaftIihen Win
| tiers.
| lleber 200 psrionen behsrbergte I'm
| Ter fir REPRESENTATION mebr als unau
reihenoes 0elaHotihoftsaebduoe. Rel
nc Ibiase mar srfolet. 9err unb 6ral
10. 6artbaufen batten in ibrer riihren
ben @aitfreunDIhaft Iosar ibre eiss
men, on Iih fd,on reht beItetnenei
Wobnrd,lme berseseben, um bic Jua
lper -Gdlte niHt nur ia benz elnaiasr
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Shlpere Siisre S6OO--7.l0, ertra $7.25
--7.50, fancg - 5d)ien s2.fo--o.vo,
Gleiiderftiere $4.75--69O, auSeriefene bis
ertra $7.o0-725, Ssiisrs 50 75--5.7o, aus
erleieue bis ertra $6.o0--6.60, ailbe $20O--
5 25, ertra ss.5o--5.75, eannsrsS2 .oo--ooo.
Stoders unp Seebers $3.75--5.75.
gufleu. - Tie 3ufuhr mar gerlnq ano
bic greiie itetig bis ftarf. Die AanFraee
mar cine gnte.
Maatrt unb I.id1te s3.5o-45O, Bologna
$45o - 585, ertra s. 40-5.50, fstte Salen
$5 00--5.50.
adlber.- Gsr Wlartt Dar beute iebbaf
unD Die areiie itetia.
Srbindre unb grose s. S4oO-s.oo, fair bis
quite lsiht. 81 $3.50, ertra SO 1890.
adlber in ben aommiiiionss 9dmiern. -
sancn sl4e, prima bis uussrlefene e112-71 1se
orpinare sc.
Shweine--Gie 3uiubr mar bsnte qe'
ring, bic Radirase cine sienllid quite uno Die
Brsiie itetiq.
Shwere shpeine bratteu S80o-8 .05,
oute bis auserleiene 8trpadunas. uHo tSlel'
it,crfprteH Ss00--s0 05, aemiid)te Serpa'
dunasiorten 81 $3.50 90, orbndrs bis aus
.rIeiems hmer fette Saus S. 00--7 10, ertra
s725, Staqs 81 40o-5.90, leidts 8er'
| fnnhtforteu $6.80--7 Is, Gertel bon Ito BTo
| unb peniaer IS OF 75
! g uubg gdmmer. - Die 3ufub,
mar uidt iebr arob unp quite iette Sdpafe uni
edmmer itieoen nm 15-25e. Srub)abrs'
| 9ammer iino itipnh i'm Breiie.
Shafe. $4 65-4.75, aute BIZ
auserleieu. 81 425-450, oroindre bis 8utt
$1,000, Sabrlinae S.. oO-625.
edmm.r ertra 1925, cute Bill
auserlef.ne 81 .75--S15. oroiudre bis aut'
t5.25-7 so, ariihiahrs Sdmmer $500
1850, ertra .00--l2.5O.
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1d9li@er Wfarft.0 9 0erid3t.
eintinnati. 2s. spar, 1912.

sintinnati. 2s. sqars 1912.
Tm naHfoleembsn Cnstirunesn beaithsn
nd nur aui gHsros 7ransatrienen Del
fleineren 9sf&dften UerDsa esipas bobers
yreiie bsreAnst.
Vrsbi sueu.
Ger wiarst mar rnhis vnb bic Vrsiis tsiie.
eAmais. - Vrina Steam s9.4O--9 so,
I. o. b.
fredeHesfaI3snes8 8Isif d. aRarfs
fsitr Sborl dear Ssitsn ss4--l0e, fhort
Hippsnfeiten 9h--s4s, srtra fart dear
SsiteH 0h--91s, 1huitrrn sis--ss4e,
gsIliss l0l lie lOie ane ihss ,atbr per.
ba6t.
Bacon Narit letter. Sbert Hare seitsn
l0k--llr, fHrse aippenisitsn lOia --lOs@e {,
sTtra fbort clear Soften lOis-l03.s &Auittra
G5--0s4t nnb 8sliss ilk--Ilxt ioie uHo
51f per vfunb mebr rsrpadt
I Sugar Cured dlsiiA, NArst ~
U&intsu A.O0--- 1850, visnk e&slt<s
10.00--i0go, DrsnffuA Uafeu is.60--l6. 80,
! LaAuItssuio 90 1850. Res 0en Cat eAuI.
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gbteaao, %. Dtdrs 1912.

Rinbbi.6. - geebes So .30-s .65, ieras
Sti.re s. 6o--5 So, meitlt1e Stlsre IS 20
$50, Stoders uno Sseoers "a 3o-6 90.
stihe uno 5siisrs 81 .60-6.75, Ralber $500
$50 Wartt lan9iam uno i'm augemeinsu
itetig
e s-qeidte 81 .45 - 7.SO, ot'
initiate 81 45-T821e, idDere S. .45-7 .s5,
rauhe 81 45-7 80, Sertet IS 2b-7.2 %.
Warit fei.
Shaieu qdmmer Shafe Gin
b.imiihe 81 20--6 Is. mefilits 81 .25-6 40,
5dhrlinae SIS. .e0--7 90, 9ammer etnbeimt'
ihe S. 75-7 80, nsftIibs $6l5-S 10. Wartt
itstig bis ftad.
3ufubr - Rjnbpieh $500. Sdrsin.
25, 900, Shnfe uno SaIumsr 10000.
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t,rn Iooo-io.5o, trodeae Beef. e4insen
l9.o0-20.00.
easaspsdeItes sTetfd.-gaartt fef.
Gdinten 10 1876, Yienic S9ulfern
s--s15c, Bellies l213-lSe, eAultern -
sxe, Msm BORT Gut Shultfrn 91a-l0e.
Nrif&es9Ieiih. - Shinfen II 1a-iee,
gicaie gdbuIftru So Be, Shultern SO
---ee, fbort Rippenieiten 3 9l4t, ibort Hare
Geiten 9l1--9Lae, ertra fbort Setten -
sl1s, HeIftes l0--12e per Yfano.
Welt unb Gstrtioe.
Mtbl.- gsuts @inter Yat.nt $4.30-4.40,
gsint,r sanep $4.00--4.25, @iuter gamil1
ss.s5--8 50, ertra S3.35--3.45, orbindres
s3.l5-s35. Garter @ei,en 9atfnt s5 90
b75, DO. fanfn - 4.55--4. 80 DO. 5arHilg ~ 10
--4 20, Moaasnmebl, noropeftlid, seinifhtes
s4.75--4s5, rsines Gitn $5.0o--S.26, ssfnii.
d5tes $4.75--5.o0 per 8bl
sseiasf.-Btarft ruhis unb aetis. 20.
rotber @intsr I04 IoSc, Ro. s DO. 100
l03e, so. A rotber $4,000 per Bu. 8erfauft
ipuroen: / Gar no. 9 rotber @iHter .u lose
aai bem @eieiie.
n.-Wartt rubiq une fefter. 70.
Q peibes 1916, 80. 3 ipeibes 76K--771at,
Ae. 4 lpeiSss 72-75e, 30. 2 aeibeS 77--7st,
| ao. 3 DO. 76--77t, 40. bc. ~ - 75c,
10. 2aemiitt.s TITS, Go. 3 bn. 76--77t,
70. 4 DO. 72--75c, peises Rolbentorn 75-7Ss,
aeibts DO. 76--7916e. semiidtes DO. 75--7st
per Hu. Berfauft wuroen g Cars no. 4 lpts.
sss All 75s, 6ars So a,miidtes gu 73l9e
4gars DO. Az 75e, Gar Np. oo. sn 7611ae,
Car no. selbes su 74e, nno ears DO.
III 75e auf benz 8eIeiie.
6afer.- Warft ruhia unb iietla. Nee met
ser 57-57l4e, Stanbarb spsiber 561a-57e, No
3 ipeist 66-561ae, 9o.4 iueiser 54-56e, Nc.
ie aemiihter 56 - 5S1a. ac. DO. k6t.
| so. 4bp. 54--56c per BIZ gerfauit purben;
2 Cars Gtanearb pciber su 57c Mnb ea'
SO. trtiser III SIZE au' nsm @sleiis.
aoaaeu.-M Marit ft.tia. 80. 93 - CSC
| 20. 3 g0-92e, 30. 4 $4,000. @erfauit ipur.
ben: l50 gu. go. 2&3 in Sddsn ;u 92e au'
oem @tleiie.
6trft.. - so. 2 @iutsr $l.lo--1.o5, 10.
3 95e--&ll0, SO. 4 8o--s5c. ao. Sprtna
sf.1o--I.32, so. 4 60c-sl.10, GuttergerHs
65-s0e.
6,ra.nmaI, - Sribiabrss.rf. sl.4s
y. ~ Der gu.
geraleit d Der @,treint. Breiis nit eenie'
niasH ain sl,ihtu Eng. ces poriasn 5ahres
Nar, 2s. 1919. War, 20. 1911
gei,.n, SO. rothtt -. lO6t slf
gSeIiftorn, go. 3 a.miihtes 7sc 4se
saier, 30. aemiidltsr ueu.r SIT 32A
| Roaaen go. 2 usRer 94c s6c
Gea Go. 3inotbp D.. sos25 sls.b
@histp.
Der Tfarft mar itetia. gertdufi pnroen
749 9bls. Tihiaer's finiibse 6ooos au
Der 9afis bon 81 .68 per 6alout.
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Uns. Dssss sss aiass II Rss Dss.

@elb .on eans muroe ~ ek--gA4 y ausge'
iieben uno fd1lob su 24%
rrima Gefhditspapi.re wnrotH su 4 =
4isR bisfontirt.
eterfina Grdanae iifi Aipadl. eidi
10 1861 uHs 90 Gage su - .sSss--4.so so.s'
Hnubss .CbIia aticns en- wareu Ne
tia unb nurben ipie iolat auotiti:
Der. staatsn Refunbing 2S 1Oos4-lOll =,
~ reihrirtf il925) 1l4--l14A, eoupons
ia gtb., SO rssiifrirts lO2R - lU21s
goHpons lO2K seboien Rnnama coupons
2S 1901 eeb.
affisnmarft - Die Gifeababn.a al
tien nurtsn bente fiar. sstauit, urn bic prel'
ie herfslben itieaen, bic JnourrR 'Aitsen aee'
paren ptrnahlaiiist. Der Wartt 'htss 'itils
Na6isebeube nnrie nurbeu bon nsr 6irma
sriDin, HaIlman & Co., TO. 22s - Z52
@alnut Gtrase, beridiet:
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Mustpdrfiae Wtdrfte.
n n nat % sHar

Nem I, 2S. Wars.
mshI.-3ufubr 23,5O5 8bls., geriambt
1880 Bbn. Der Mnrtt nar beute itetig.
Sprina Yatent s. 5.25-5.5O, 8inter strniabts
s4.35-4.5O, gSinter 9atents $4.6o--4 80
sprina clears s4.25-4.50, 3inter Grtras
10. 4 $3. .70-3. so, SO. q DO. 1855 .65e,
fanias Straigbts $4.70-4 S5.
Roaaenmebl mar b.ute itetia. aair
bio auf,s $4.8O-4.95, hoic. bis fanep $500
--5.25.
guhnei,enmtbI if Hau su 81. 80
per loo Bfunb fair bis gutes $.295 -
5.I5, dolce bis faneh $5.00-5.25.
Maismeb III fstig 5sinss peibes
unb aeibes $l.85-1.7o, srobes sl.55--I 80,
fiIn6rieb $3.50.
hneisen nomincn. ameritan 65e
nnb Canadian 63e ia. T. Stem gDrf
Msqaen ift Dilia. go. @sitern 99e
BEL Aniunit e. l. I. Buffalo.
strae IL fsf. Malsssrts l24 - 1856
e. IL guffalo.
@tise n.-3ufubr S3,6e08 8u, g.rfanbt
80, ,039 Gu. Martt III ftstia. Gs. rother
nsuer 1O6s11e i'm GIepator uno l09c I. o. b.
fhDinuaeno. 10. stortb.rH Duluth 1899
I. o. b. ffpimmsnb.
@eIf hf0ru. - 3ufubr - 8sridnbi
-------- gu Worft 1T fensr. Grport go.
nsner 771se i'm elevator uno 76e T. o. 8.
ihnimmeno.
9aftr.-3ufubr as, ,75o gu, g.rfanot
--- 9u. Wartt mar heute fen. Stanbari
msiber Cir i'm elepator, ao. 2 tpeiber Gle
30. 3 6olae, 30. 4 6Oc.
Seu Ia isii. - 8rimd l40t. SO. ] 13;
1ke, go. 2 il5-l20r, stO. 3 l05-1l0t.
| 6ppfen IN ruhis.--stats 1911, orbind
| rtr Biz dolce 35-55e; 1910, 45--47e; BaeiH
Geait 1911, oroinarsr bis Dolce Al - 44e
| 1910, 40--42e.
Sduts iine iittia. Central amsriet
e41e, sOsOta 2sa4-2494c.
9te.r in ieit Semiot 25-27e.
Sort lit feit. eamilg s20.O0--2l 90
fbort clear sl7.75-ls.75, Nsb $500
/ 1850.
8tf IN itetia. SamiIn s15.5o-1s 90
Res sls.50-l40o. gssf. f.Shinfeu s27.0
1900. 8srpa6t S1s.o0-l3.5o, 6it1 srtrt
Jnbia Wl.s sl9.o0--l95o.
Gut Meats iinb it.tia. @,potslt. Ssf
lies, 10 bis IA Tfuno, 9l5--l0Re, DO. Shnl
tern $3.50, DO. Sdiuttu 1Ia-l2t.
sdmal, ii itstig JtiobIs ssH prim
$e.85-9.95; RaiTnirt.r 1T iistie. Gontinsr
$i0.s5. 9. q. slo.85, Gompouno 7-7l4t.
| tails ia rubig. grtma Gitp &c, eOuu
trh 3&-6Lc.
Saumro aam.n. Del mar zen
grima robes s4.e7, prima Sonm.r s.lbs
s5.67-5.75.
Betroleum IN itttie. RaiNnirt.
Isp Dor, 81. 20, Shuae,lpbia uneeaEtimor
$500, DO. IN Buff - g..
BOIL /. if rubis. Iomeitit Sls.cs Obi
2s--29c.
Gar, IN feH straiuss, s.p6bnIids
bis autes So 70-6.95
ftrpentin n III ftstia Al 52iGc.
VETS III ieft.-- gtnb,Imiifer 35-5H =
Entra Sss-6Re.
Mola if.s fietia. Tetp Orleans Spt
asttls. outer bis dolce. $500.
5u fer.-Hoher lit itetie Tfustabnl
30 Sef, $3.50. esHtrjiuaal sc 5st 4.3s
NolaHes. 3u6,r 80 f.f 3.ele Raihuirt
III ruhis. Gut soaf e3ot, eruibte $40
gloalb "a" s.s5e. gub.s 5.T5c, Bomber
: $500, 9ranuIates 5.5ot. Tiamoub ~
5.50e, goniertioR.rs II" 5.35e, SO. So
go. 2 5.30e, SO. 8 5 25s. 80. 4 5.2Ot, SO.
5l5. SO. 8 5.l0c, 70. z 5.o5c, SO. 3 500
; 70. 2 4. .95e. 30. 10 4.05e, SO. IL AS, y
10 A 9flr 40 IA A 7Sr &n IA TSF
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Metaa Marft.

Ssp0ort. %. Ndr;.
3inn III ihspatl ~ $42.50-4350; ausier
miais. Gate 1885, Slecthrointie 'u l5,P-
1896, eaitna su i4Ts - l5lsc. @lst
par rubis gu $4,3o-4.4O; Spetter III ruhig sa
$6.6O--6.90. Gikn mar beute ruhie 30.
;seunbrp aortberu ,u $l5.e5-l5.75, SO. 2
eo. sn Sl4.15-l5.25, no. Seuthsrn une
no. 1 Sou,heru ioit su $ik.25-l5.75.
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BON, OelDnsarfte.


~ y
lie etIAattt tpartn bent. in OsH bisresn
Banten rubiasr unb @sIS ~ tu nssDfiesn
3insraten 81 srlanseM, ea bic Uanifu mser
AZ aeniie<nbs boa6s an eano baben. Eas'
leben on eau muroen BON ben yan1en 5u
,p,IrS,n 4 6is-B% bisiontirt. Die Nafter
plaslrisn yribatiapital ON eau. ~ s19S
upD auf Belt su 4--41f3.
fst4fa ssi Mep Dsss
spurben III yari spiiheu 8anstn neriantf
Gounferrase betraat SOC prdmts per sloVO.
nsAssI Ssf Gxrssa.
hno ftstis. Die folsenbsn GuOtiruHssH Hne
: ssnSeu, 8 Gage eiAt, N.s7x per
e. 60 anss gidt. s4.s4 per =; var's,
faat Sidsi, 5.l21a - b.l5 Der drnnes
slU SO faae SiMt, 51714--52O braneS pr
500: fir rsufidpianb srst sidt, Nnrf
e5Iss se. 80 Gage Siht, 941as.
T@umsutarn giIls auf eonbou purben ~
4.sstz,. .auf Glasscp su 4.ss uab auf Seifnff
~ A.S1A serfanit.
Dkhtes.c tlisatisnem.
rubis unD itsiis. Die ranien auotireu mic
icl9t:
Ginfaui. gsrsaui.
~ 1oMes; 1925 Coup. .li4 li44
81 Hcnbs, 1918 .......102k I'VE
81 Houbt, 1880 ....iOos4 iol1a
~ Vanamd ........iooA
gsess.as 4ssif Mmists.
Der iimiat i'm bisfiatn Glearinbonie bsltfl
h6 beute aaf t4,276, 400.
gsssI. essaritatsa.
Cine. Gas * Nisttrie Co., Columbus @at
uup yittle Miami 60. Aftitn maren ew sIH'
siasn papisre msid,s sinas eeben stiaten
Tie prsise marsm eepriidt. aahHsbeuos Yer
fduie iino su berihteu:
IN Der HSfis.
First cAn
50 uYfier gins Gas 4 electric go..... sat
- ..............sss...ss.ss -
10 wfttfn Hitfis wetaMi ss.........-...... ~
second Cal,
~ ufsssn gjrs OSB Gtse. gs............. Hs
80 Wffssn Kslismibta 00S 4 Hiee....s...- AZ
IN siisnen Dssssss.
100 nf,ien atm. ene & giee.ric ec.o so.
rs MifteH Giro, Girest 9ln. ln................I I3g1l
90 uifierI 9ttfls Naiami Nu 1890. 80. .2f1i I
700 AiifsT gisreianh & gitfsrnra Rn NJ
lrfs. ....s..t.....- y..--.]Uu Hhp 5lHfch
$4,000 gine, g., greet 5mp AZ i12s. .I0ek
1000 pse6anis peat u T. &c. .. ip2s.t w
gahasasuse 1abelle bon i'm hiefigen Narf
EsEubli&en Combs unb astien sisbt bic off,
,islIen GnotiruHaen an:
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1u. bonn Stcre. lIngariider uno beutfder
aDilIet 81 40, aetpobnIiAer 81 80 per 8nibel.
4nAipeisen 90e anf beiu gelsiie unb $l.I0
hom Gfort
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ebttaqo, 2s. Mdr,


w.bl. - Der Warft mar ifart @iHter
gatents 81. l5-5. 20, Straiahts %. so-.5. 90,
srriua gaterts 4. $3.50 straiabts 81 so
--4.7O 9aters s3.60--4.0o.
@ti,tu.- sar Rai 1887 - lO4r.
am salus lO3 l5e; FUR 3uli 9s1I-ss7sc.
AM Shlus 9ssSc; fur September s6Ts-s63 p {,
am ShIus 961sc
8elihiorH- Tar Nai 732S-
--T4l4c, am S4Ius T37sc fur Ssptsmbsr
T3Is - TIC, am sd,tus 1886.
safer. - Sir Mai 54ls-54si, Gm
s6Ius 50f%c; far September 423s-432ac,
am shlub 43e.
2eaatu.-Go. 2 81 re.
gtrfte.- &ute Tatierltrife 75--l0oc,
quite bis dolce Mal;aerite 129--l3Tc.
Il q 81 q q meu. Go. | z. w.
2l5l$e. go. u. W. 252c.
9imotbhi msH. --sieutr So. 90
IA so per eentu.r.
sIesia aam.H. - SIS .oo-22.00 per
Genfnsr.
Wespprt. - sl7l2l6 Ssr ebl.-Far
Mai 81 .O0-l7.27h, am StIus sl7.l2i9
far SuIi 1870 - l7.67ia, am Shtui
sl7.52sS. fur ssv,sHtbsr $l7.6e SIS OF !
ON Sflus $3.50.
GdmaI,. s970 Der 100 gfuHo.-
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-02-07
For County Local Option.

AS erroneous reports are being cir
cuIated in some sections concerning his
position on the liquor question, the Hon.
Ira B. Jones, candidate for Governor,
gave out signed statement to the dai-
Iy press last Sunday, in which he an
nounced emphatically and, unequivocal-
ly for county local option and the due
enforcemerto of the law in accordance
with the result of the vote.
1t is hardly probable that the whis-
key question will be made an issue in
the approaching campaign, but should
it be, with his position being so clearly
and succinctly stated, every voter
knows what Mr.. Jones position is in
this matter. Any furth.. effort by the
opposition to muddy the waters and be-
cloud the issue, will be futile.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-02-07
Delivery of Mails.

In many parts of the country, the
citizens OF the small towns, are urging
through their Senator'S and Congress
men the enactment of law providing
for the free delivery of mails in towns
of population of one thousand and
upwards. The mail is carried daily to
the door of almost every home in the
rural districts of the entire country,
and delivery service is provided for by
larger towns and cities. Thus it is
seen that all of the rural and urban
population are provided with splendid
mail service, except those residing in
small towns
Towns ofthe size of Edgefeld whose
offices report a net profit to the gov
ernment of from two to three hundred
dollars per month, should be provided
with the most modern mail facilities.
It is manifestiy unjust for the govern
rnent to expend this money for the
beneftsof people elsewhere.
The people of Edgefeld should join
forces with those in other parts of the
county, in their efforts to secure the
passage of such law.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-02-07
Prescott School.

Dear Mr.. Editor: AS every body
else is writing from their schools l
believe l will let you hear from
Prescott. You know our school is
in the little town of Prescott, and
nearly every body's name is Pres
colt that goes to it. Our school
has been closed about three weeks
on account of scarlet fever but will
open again on the twelfth. | tell
you will be glad, for mother has
had me quilting and making quilts
ever since it closed. She says |
have plenty of time to make quilts
for myself yet, and she makes me
help her, but she says girl can't
get married It'll she makes dozen
quilts, and knits hat box full of,
socks, so you see l have got some
thing to do.
Mr.. Editor, you ought to come
out to see our school some time. 1t
is Just ten miles from Edgefeld,
and that would be fine ride over
the good roads now. If | were
Mr.. Wells I would get Don Carlos
and Mr.. Wells to see after the roads
a while, and see how fast they
would get over them. / guess they
would have fine roads around Plum
Branch. Any sbody that blames
Mr.. Wells for bad roads after such
a winter as this don't know green
apple from a ripe peach.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-02-07
Flat Rock School.

Don't you all like something
new? l do. Every girl in the
land, whether she be the daughter
of a wealthy father or poor one,
ought to love her parents. l love
my papa, and papa loves me.
Mr.. Minis, 1 am one of Miss
Ruth's little girls, going to school
at Flat Rock. l love to go to
school, and love all the girls. Ma
ma says must just like the boys
yet a while. One of my friends
from school spent the night with
me last night. She is such a sweet
girl. Come again, Elender.
These rainy days we don't have
mail, much to our regret.
Mr.. Mallie Cleg will move to
Shatterfeld in few days, and we
all will miss you Glide from School,
but the best of friends have to
part some time.
We got lone nice letter, from
Miss Eileen QUITS last week.
Mr.. Minis l know all the chill
dren love you next to cousin lv
Morgan. You are so kind and good
to all the school children publish
ING their letters. We all ought to
be good. Mama scolds me just be
cause she says, Pm getting grown,
and says my face is never clean, my
hands are always rough, and I'm
not behaving like l should, but
papa, he takes and pats my hand,
and smiles and smiles, because he
knows most every thing, and what
little girls ought to have. He new
er scolds about the fuss l make, but
says I'm young and must have play
ing spells; but Mama shakes her
head and sighs and says, l wonder
ie he's clean forgot, for [ got all my
careless ways from my papa. He
Just says / must be good and con-
quer all my foes and you just bet
Pm going to because my sweet
papa, he knows.
Roberta Bailey.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-02-07
Sand Rock School.

AS we have not seen any dots
from our school. l will write a few
to let you know we are still in the
land of the living.
We are glad to see sunshine again
after so much snow and ice. But
what is more beautiful than to see
the earth covered with its white
robe, glittering in the sun like dia-
monds! If you had been with us
at school l know you would have
enjoyed helping us make snow balls
and snow men.
l will try to describe our school.
The foundation Of the school house
is on a tlat sand rock, and the rock
extends out from the house into the
yard. There are a great many
rocks around measuring about ten
feet in height and are in various
shapes. They are surrounded with
trees, which make a beautiful shade
in spring. 1 know you would be
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-02-07
Thelma Evangeline Cochran
Dead.

A good number of sympathetic
friends went to Rehoboth on Feb.
3rd with the bereaved friends, Mr..
and Mrs. T. E. Cochran, to bury
their infant, little Thelma Evange-
line. Just short service was held,
in which Rev. B. II. Covington
read the 2Srd Psalm, Rev. j. Earle
Freeman led in prayer, and the pas
tor, Rev. J. T. Littlejohn made a
few appropriate remarks, after
which the remains were reviewed
by number of relatives and low
ing friends. AS the parents looked
upon the newly made grave, they
recalled vividly the sad day just
seven years previous to this one
when the little brothers grave put
beside this one was finished by low
ing hands. Thelma Evangeline
was just two and half months
old and died Of peumonia after a
short illness.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1912-02-07

missioner of Agriculture E. j. Watson.
will come to Edgefield on that day to
meet with our citizens.
One of Edgefeld's greatest needs is
number of small industrial enter
prises, and no better beginning could
be made in supplying this need than
by establishing. cannery. Such an
enterprise would not only afford en-
,ployment to a number of people, put
ting ready cash into circulation through
its paw rolls, but would afford regu-
lar market for vegetables and fruits
that would be grown by farmers in this
vicinity.
Our people should discuss this matter
in the meantime, and be prepared to
take definite action at the meeting that
is called for Feb. 10th.