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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-22
The Implement and Live Stock
Display Are the Big Features
Of the Great Show This Year
GOVERNOR DENEEN
TO SUPPORT TAFT

Springfield, July 22.--Gevernor De-
neen told the committee OF hve named
by Mccormick to ascertain whether
he would support Taft or Roosevelt
for president that he considered Taft
the regular nominee Of the republicans
and felt obliged to support him.
When shown Deneen's statement
that he would support Taft, Dixon
said: 1T simply means that Deneen
is not in the progressive party and
that a third party candidate against
him will be put up"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-22
Gates Of North Dakota State Fair Thrown Open This Morning
Today Was Cdren Day and Hundreds Of Young Folks Were Out
TOOK MESSAGE OF
LEES SURRENDER

st. Paul, July 22.-The body of Ran
som Phelps, who died Saturday at
Crooked Lake, where he made his
home since 1871. is being cremated at
Forest crematory.
Phelps in the earlier days was one
of the most expert telegraphers in the
country. He was employed in taking
was dispatches in Washington during
the civil war and took the first mes
sage announcing the surrender Of Lee
to Grant. a copy of the famous mes
sage was among his effects.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-22
TRUANT MEMBERS
OF TIE House
TO BE ARRESTED

Washington, July 22.-Armed with
Official warrants for the arrest Of
truant members, the house sergeant
at arms and assistants were today
sent about the capitol to seize alb
sentees and have them before the
bureau of the house which meanwhile
was forced to suspend.
The senate had two roll calls and
announced suspension OF business be-
fore enough senators appeared to
complete q quorum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-22
ROSENTHAL
CASE NEARS
A SOLUTION
Gun Men Who Did Killing to
Be Nabbed Soon
Sweat Box Methods Brought
Confession
Detectives Admit the Gunnlen
Gathered Monday
MuRpERERs ESCAPED.

New York. July 22.-That the
murderers OF Rosenthai have
been slipping quietly out of
town for the lest few days is
now the belief OF detectives
who have been asked to pick
up certain gun men. Other
names have been given 70 the
police officials.
William Shapiro stated TO the
police that at least sixteen
men must have known of the
''croak' that was to be- pulled
off. He said that the gangs
men kept the street in front
OF the Metropole practically
clear of taxicabs for thirty
minutes before the murder, In
order apparently, to allow the
murder car to make a "clear
getaway"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-22
MEETING Ar PRESCOTT.
Those Who Are to Participate I'm Fra
ternaI Day at State Fair.

Those who intend to take part in
F'raternaI day at the state fair which
Is Thursday of this week are expected
to meet at the Prescott hotel Wednes-
day at 1890 TO make ARRANGEMENTS for
participating in the great events OF the
day.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-22
N. Y. Murdcrers Have
Quietly Left City
SWEDES TO have
A SANGERFEST

st. Paul. July 22.-Beginning tomor-
Row morning delegations Of the
Northwestern sangerbund, national
organization OF Swedes, will arrive on
almost every train for the sangerfest
which opens Wednesday. Ten thou
sand visitors are expected.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-22
JAR EMPEROR
Is IMPROVING

TOXIC. July o.. Improvenen in the
condition Of Miitsn Hito. emperor Of
Japan, which set in this morning, con
tinued through the day. Al bulletin
issued at $3.50 this evening says:
ssretnperatnre $3.50, pulse "a, strong:
respiration 24s other symptoms inn
prove"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-22
RELEASED
UNDER HEAVY BOND

SIAN Antonio. Tex. July %. EAniliO
vasquez Gomez was released under
$4,000 temporary Dond here today
when he appeared to answer the fed Il
eral charge Of conspiracy to violate
the neutrality l&wa.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-22
Probably Create
Exhibition That 'aS
Ever Made in safe
One Of the Largest Crowds That Ever Attempted an Opening
Day at State Fair In North Dakota 0ut
AT the Grounds Today
SPECIAL DAYS AT THE FAIR,

SPECIAL DAYS AT THE FAIR.
day All children admitted today.
Tuesday-Farm Implement day.
Wednesday-Fargo and Moorhead coming day,
Thursday-I1abor frateTnal
f
Saturday-Commercial travellers day.
PROGRAMME TOMORROW.
nAn exhibits inspection-Barkoot shows.
M of grandstand.
p exhibition.
begn-FfTst $1,000.
be
of grandsand.
p Jimmy" n bpane.
p ms--F1i MonopIana
1880 to 10 mBand concerts other attractions.
beautiful fireworks display.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-22
TIE w En-

Unsettled weather and probably
local showers tonight or Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25
TIE FUTURE oF BRYAN

Will William j. Bryan enter Mr.
Wilson's cabincte Fresh from a con
ference with the Nebraskan. the Pres.
identelect lets it be understood that
cabinet possibilities were considered.
but Mr. Bryan's name was not men
toned.
Without seeking tho honors Of
prophecy The IntelIgencer makes
the prediction that Mr. Bryan will
Tot only not enter Mr. Wilson's c.bl-
net, but that he viii accept mo- ap-
pointmcat from the Wilson admins.
tration Mr. Bryan will De a bigger
man and stronger man outside of
the National administration than in
side Of h. Already IL g. evident that
he will not hc in accord with thc ,,.-
.sla'iyc policies Of Clarke and Under
wood Conflict is bound 90 come be-
tween IN" principles and policies
which Bryan advocates and the prin-
ciples and policics which Underwood.
Clarke and their following viii at
tempt 10 enact INFO legislation. II
Eryan wishes TO fcht. and no viii
wish TO hsht. hc can lg,.t better and
viii fight better outside or the VI
ti1rai administration than .n 81. II
William J Bryan is th. man the PEG
PIE think hc is. hc viii not t.c himself
TO the chariot Wheels OF the President.
F' VIII not put himself I'm q place
where be cannot speak freely and
atani independently for %. policic.
that h' advocates. To accept posi-.
ton abroad or even % subordinate po-
sit'on 90 home would De 20 surrender
chat Independence OF action and that
power q free expression which have
made Bryan The most potent force in
The Democratic party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25

iar administrative period have been
freely accorded 10 the outgoing ad
minist-atiou When President Ar
;hur gave way 10 Nr Cleveland. and
when Harrison in turn gave way TO
Cleveland. and finally when Cleve-
land was succeeded 10y Mckinley.
Practically all the nomination made
by the retiring Pres dent were con
hrmed without question. In both in
stances. when ,ir. Cl"vc .ard gave mp
the Presidency. combinations were
made Is Republican Senate Mark
tine contrast O. the present SITUATION.
Now a Democratic minority in the
Senate seeks TO block by fiihustcrlng
tho final list ~ Taft appointments
Undoubtedly the brethren Of the
democratic parry 1ro hungry for of-
hco. and the fierce olamor raat has
come W from every section Of the
country may have temporarily unbal-
arced the better judgment 81 the
Democratic Senators. Eventually.
aud unless blinded by uureasonins
partisanship. they will realize the fair
ness and justice of the position taken
hy President Taft and hy the Rcpub-
hcau senators Mr. Taft is fairly en-
titled 10 MI every appo.ut.ye office
t.at becomes vacant up to March (.
l'l@. and every nomination. unless
f..~err.lf rt- ftvrrrr.,r ,~ t.rn ID. ,-ff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25

tered in organizing the LEGISLATURE
next month. With rho perpctuation
OF tho tie in the Senate. there must
manifestly he some compromise or
some rcalgnmcnt Of political groups
SO as 20 give a fair appor'ioumcut OF
official and committee positions. and
80 ought not 20 be impossible for raa-
sonahle men 10 get together on such
proposition.
The principal thing = 20 g,t tho
senate organized. so that the pro-
gram OF progressive -er.--ai.un
may be given fair consideration. u
rs IN the upper house thar the lobby
has always been ahir 10 sidetrack
such measures as % opposed when
ever the chance 90 boating Thorn in
any other way anu'aroI dubious
There should be- sufficient momentum
BOZ tho progressive tidal wave 10 carry
many Of the promised avs through
tho senate az the coming session IN
spite az tho opposition ~ ~" lobby
This viii surely De- the case % the pro-
Eressive Senators o. hoj7 groups can
get together ou tho question os organ
izIng the Senate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25
About People
Movements Of individuals TO and
From the City.

Mr. p,.,t yi...s.fF, 81 If -.
d"i "l'B'tl"l 1ud we. iorn' r.
~ "i thls CITY. bui now az Nt"a. b..
ONO. are spending tho holidays with
Mrs Liegtcldt- mother on Market
street Mr. ZiccfriGt was lprn,crIv
cmploved ON tho IntoIltr.rcc-
49,, 49,.
"I-. j"hu Davis "nd d1urhfcr.
','' J. % '' 'i"nn. %. W"t" guests
a., N"S. w. w. MiFs nall yu North
Ni'll' N''''' 70" Mnrdai- They are
~" 'u' -"'-'- 81 Mr. and Mrs. ~ =.
N''r"s"r. "i I''iiiir-. .h"rc th.y Will
remain uhii' "i'r iH" holidays.
Mrs Amanda Eifchi. o. spending
'h' holidays with relatives 500 Wells
ours.
Mrs Iaur, I..tt,n. VIII, b,. t...... bod.
Fai-rr.rf for s.,.r,i 49, y.f.h b.r
sister. Mr.. q. e. futile. WI, mas
l..,. ID o.. ,.,,-....t -, "''' '''''
,i.l' I.s,r ,s ,'-',, ''..''' t.. ,..~,..
Mr.. and AIrs. \ T.. ri.Ir. ~ ,',r..,,,
Mrs. cora carson is spending
'iristwps with NrS. -. L Gf.-. ~
Marietta.
..... IT, ~. -. >lNiih. w" ms bc'n th"
-. Do N'ii'.'' i'i ih'
i.-r p, NH. ',.'"l
rr..rl. and f.f't.,,. - -'',,''. ~.
90 h,r HON.
J.-.. N.-.i.r- -y.rt S.rd., .t..f-
ius y. D.. rit,hard. n S.ster+,ui..
l-''. W .'" t." guest .t bis
-'i ''i Nf- NJ d. Mccoy.
t4..-
af.r sp.ra.,.. ...,.i.,. ,,.t.t ~,
IIr-at-,r. of -i-,.-,.if..
o. T. ~mti 4rd g. d. Miller ,,.ra
REGISTERED 20 Oh. uu,rutss,tt in
iarN.r shprr YESTERDAY.
iI''. Co.,. Nfs. Jacobs. Jr.. arc
IIfa. mo IfN'fIa.IH fIH 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25

" We will have plenty of competitors
in West Virginia our boys and girls
in schools and colleges. and our com
posers Of maturer years will join in
generous rivalry. IT, invited 20 do so.
hut many al them Tho might other.
wise participate will not take part IN
the contest should their modes, ef.
forts be forced to compete with the
work Of professionals Of wide expert.
euce. \ West Virginia poem and %
West Virginia song by West Viz
sinian appeals 10 The Intelligence.
Tn" commission may take a different
view. but the vien Of the public on
the question Is something We would
like 10 draw out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25
Wednesday, December p. 1912.
THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT.

Again the happy Christmas time Is
here. the day which makes the whole
world akin. II Is one of the giories OF
the Christian religion that the ami
versary OF the Christ child Is day
set apart for Joyous giving. for kindly
remembrance. for the revival 81 Cd
friendships. and for the cultivation OF
love among men. What other religion
teaches so beautifully the lesson Of
the brotherhood Of man? What other
anniversary impresses so deeply uni
versal obligations OF charity and love
towards our fellows? The true Christ.
mas spirit means not only the giving
OF gifts. but the giving % self. In the
poem, The Vision OF Sir I.aunful d"
James Russell Lowell describes tho
search for the Holy Grail. and
teaches the lesson OF self giving Az
ter years OF vain search. sir Launful
returns to his castle. broken and bent
with age. lie meets bergar at tho
door. He shares with him his crust
Of bread and holds a cup OF water 10
his lips.
And the voice that va, deeper than
silence said.
Behold. It is l. BE- not afraid
In many climcs without avail.
Though hast spent thy lie for the
Holy Grail.
Behold. II is here. tho cup which thou
Didst from the Strcam.et I'm. but now
The bread. His Body broken on tie
tree.
The water. His blood. that died FOR
thee
The Holy supper is kept in deed
With what you share with another.
need.
He who gives himself with his aims.
feeds three.
Himself. his hungering neiehbor and
me"
The best Christmas gift comes in
love and charity. and inspired bv love
IL enriches him who gives and him
who receives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25
WOoDmEN OF THE WORLD
TO HAVE BfC Area

y e. Root Camp No. %. Woodm.r
~ the World. viii give au entertain
m"nt in their han boo the Mutual HH.t
building This evening All Woodm.u
aud their fIWi.is- are Invited 90 he bon
attendance and Co. bring their children
Santa Claus Nill attend the AFFAIR
and viii distribute presents from
veil loaded Christmas tree 10 all 90
the children present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25
CHRISTMAS WEEK.

Yuletide Is here. The week %
Christmas has dawned The trees
arc ready. the stockings are darued 20
hold their store There g. peace and
good will already on earth.
We Will have no festive dragging
home of great yulc logs from the
now-buried forest so Uoars head
with spiccd apple in lts rr.nuIng
fusks is made ready Tor thr hoard
The children have prepared fow car
OILS for the evo
But the spirit .s 'ho same. oven In
busting busy AmpricIp C.fy life.
There is geniaiitv and brother
hood. There d. au ailuuliur atmos-
rhere Of friendiirc~s and federation
that viii De- swept away TOO quickly
once tho season of rho SlfitItv fs
past Nay optimism E.pr fHr time
when b. wIU hc Christmas week aIi
fhc weeks 0f fh. year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25

formal offer would Doe made tim.
General Garfield took rooms 81 ths OLD Riggs House
- Washington and there Senator Allison the Pres
lc'"'cf and received the formal treasury
portfolio. He neither accepted declined He asked
Tor time 10 give the Cner thorough consideration lie
tmoted that II he followed inclination would
remain In the Senate. but he expressed Of Eh
apr citation his OF the confidence and distinction
which contained in Ia. offer Treasury Depart
ment Late az night the day before the
senator Allison firmly declined the Secretary
the Treasury. He his his belief that
could do better service the than
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25


hasty
was thai Garfield decided oner m" portfolio
william WINDOW of Wisconsin
nod Therefore summoned carriage and WINDOWS
@
making At tho the Window
"A
Is here i've
he had
% ne res iieute
is
urgently
This $
Its suddcnnes
81
"a ans askcd
should O
safe
the
one
consul with he
feel confident she
"a "a
he would port
Copyright, 1912, 10y j
Mr. Edwards will tell
I,l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25
NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY
How Preden Garfield Obtained His Secetar of he Trea.ur,
(By Z. J. Edwards,

al
OF the
the ~ the OF Nar.h
c cabin
q his
~
- Allison
or the ual
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-25

The best Christmas gift comes in
love and charity. and inspired by love
IL enriches him who gives and him
who receives.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-08
Jlnk=Nadbribten.
incinnnti

Cincinnati, s. Mdrs.
Ter SbioHuB piro bel biciiaer Staot in
ben natiten "a Stunoen foaeu. Terfslbe
hattie 9eltorn abeno einsu @aHerfano BON
2l.6 GuS.
Die 'olgenotu Tspeihsu trafen pG6reao
bee ge'trtgsn Iaaes bier sin:
Vittsburs, go. Der slub bat eiusn
@aHerftano bon 2.3 Sub uno fdat.
Rartsrsbnrq, Is. ga. Der slus bat
FINER 8aHeritano BON 90 Rus uno faQt.
ia uapba 5al(s, IS. ga. Ger Elus
bat etneu ssnfsritano von 80 sub u fsbt.
entlttts An. Der slus hat et.
nsn @aHerftnHe bon 1916 Eus unp faat.
ebarlefton, gS. so. Der Tlus bat Ell.
nsn @afisr'tauo BON 5.3 fub unb fdat.
gtsafant, ~. pa. Ter alu5 hat
siHsn 8aNerltano bon 100 Sub unb Fdut.
gorts oatb, 8. Irr Slus bat einen
sSaNeritaHo oon 1919 5ub unD iaat
eouis0ills, an. Ter alub bat sinsu
@aferltarb uoH 9.5 Gus uno fdat.
epaAsbiIIe, 9nb. Ger flus bat si.
nen Safsritano bon 80 Sub une fdat.
eairc, 3a Der slub bat eiusn gSaTer.
faHe bon 40.s Sns uuo fdllt.
Msmpbis, 6enu. 1tr slub bat einsn
SlNritaro bon 327 isus unb iteiQt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-08

ibm gndbig 9erit0Bs gesen bic gtti.
fette. Ils Wtslbourne i6r zines Cages,
ais lie BEL elmer gruppenbeIihtiquna
bod gu Pferbe eriheinen polIte, oprs
belt. ods fei elmer aDntgin uiht mir
big, ha unttportets lie ibm tur3er6ano:
.9ut, inein 2orb; aber beoenten sic:
tein Pferb, teine ReDue!" uuo In Der
5bat fiel bic 8eiihtisung aus. 2ts tie
Die erite SiBung oes @ebsimen Raths
eroffnete unp nit lauter, piirpeopaer
Stimme Die GrDffnungsatte perlas,
ipra6 iie na6 Der Meinung 2oro Wsls
bourne's eirl, Dort falih aus; Wlels
bourne srbreiitsteiih. lie 3u perbefern
bu rihtete Iih Die 9Dntgin in ibrer
pollen majeitdti'den Grobs duf UNI
iagte rubig unD feft: sd babe geiproz
hen." llno na6 elmer Paufe pieoer'
bolte iie oasielbe Wort nit oerielben
4usfprahe.
aOnigin 8tctortu III Die 9iirbe if
reg amtes in ibren Sugsnbjabren, pie
lN iSlOtl IuSie, AIe94 ll1Iptt SeiUDADSh
aber troBbem mar lie frob, tpenn lie III
Der Stille ibrer 6Gusli4teit fern BON
alien Staatsungslegenbeiten peilten
tonnte. go tpirD bon tbr beri6tet, onb
lie bel Der Riidtebr pon Der &ronungsz
fsisr in ansr gils bic Gr0nungsinIig>
nien ublegte, oann 3u ibren Bripotge.
ndaern itiir3te unD - i6ren Qieb>
ltngsbunD 0ufb babete. Sic bate teine
gile, in bus ghejo6 5u 9elangen; aber
uls iie Ith entidlolisn bate, oa BAN
bette lie alletn aus sigenem Qntrieb.
Selbit Welbourne purDe niht gu Ras
tbe ge3ogsn. slls Die 6er3ogin bon
9louceiter fragte, bspOr 8ietorta benz
parlomeut ibrs 5eiratbsabiiht tunoe
that, ob lie ni6t uufeersgt lei, ba be-
fam iie ois Qnttport: .8or &ur5em
bate ih cine oiel aufrssenosre Qufga.
Be: Sd bate Gilbert (ibr GemahD
meinen Seiratbsantrag 81 MAIDEN;
Osnn sr IsIbit niirbs ii6 ME srtiibnt
hubsn, it6 eins iol6e 5rsibeit berauss
Sunebmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-08

unb selbss sI.85-l.7o, srobes sl.55-1. 80,
AiIn6rieb 1915.
HuAneiseu nomtinea. american CSC
unS Canadian 63e {. |. I. @etp Bort
MDaaen in Hau 30. 2 8eitern 96c
BEL Aniunft {. |. I. Buffalo
9erft 4 iif rubis. WaI5gerfe l22--l32s
{. i I. Buffalo.
Bsiaen.-3nfuhr 80, 400 gu., geriauot
--~----- gu. Ntartt III feit. 30. 2 rotber
ntuer lo33<e i'm GIebator unb lO6e {. o. b.
fdtpimmeno. SO. Nortbern Duluth l2434c
I. 0. b. idhnimmeno.
MeIldforn.-3ufu 52,875, Gerfanot
4, ,264 pu. gaarft III feit. erport so. 2
nsatr 79t4c i'm elevator nno 7412e (. o. b.
ihDin,lntne.
Safer.-3ufubr 45,750 eu., gsriaubt
$50 gu. Der Marft III nomineu Stanoarb
wsbsr 5s1Se i'm Glepator, 20. fpeiber 60c,
Gp. Q SOC, 80. a 59e.
Seu in fen. - grima 1856, go. / 1870
--i35t. 20. 9 il5-l20e, no. 3 l0O-lO5e.
SOFTEN IN Han. - State 1911, orbind
rer bic dolce 40---46t; 1910, 45--47c; gaeifis
Goat 1911, crbinartr bis dolce 4l - 44e,
1910, 4o---42e.
Saute Hns netis. - Central americn
23szs, aoaota 2315--2419c.
etber In feit. pemtod 25--a7r.
gcrfi IN ruhis. samilp s18.5O-Ie.5o
fbsrt dear $l7.Oo-i6.00, 0ltb $500
1900.
gt.Fiii iietia. gamilp sl5.o0-l5.5o,
gttb $is.0o--l3.50, Beef Shnten s27.5O
--29. so, 8erpa6t is,o0-l350, Gttp ertra
5nbia Wleb sl9.0o--f9.50.
Gut Weats anb ifstig sep6tslte Bel.
lies, 10 Gis IA ffunb, 9l4t, DO. Shul.
tern SIS--8s4e, DO. Shtuter lO7Ic.
ShmaI IN irillis. Riools gssit primo
ts.95-9.O5; Rafinirter IN miaig. Continent
ts.45, g. u. sio.e5. COMPOUND 634-7e.
tails III aetis. 9rima Gua &c, eoun.
trn 54-6Le.
Baumpc pcllfaamensCs mar tetia.
grima robes s4.54-4.6O, prima Sommer
sslbes $5.82-5.65.
getrete in itsti9. RaiHnirt,s
Hep Bort 49, 10, pbilabtlpbla unog galtimor.
$8.i0, to. In Hulf ~ so.
RoIle IN rabis. Gcm.fic slsees bio
2s-29t.
ears in assis. straineO, a.p0bnli6.s
bis gates 1915.
9trpsntiu in fetia III 50l5t.
Wolafits ifsfis. Mem Crlsaus Spsu
asttls, gutter bis dolce, 35--5Ot.
Reis 1T ieft-- einbtimiiter 336-5szc,
gasna 6l4-6lst.
3a6er.-R Roher in ii.tia. Nuseabaou
80 (ei, 4.0le, Centrifugal s6 5sit 45lt,
NOIaiiss. .3uder SO 9sh 378c. Raffnirtsr
ift itsta. Gut eoaf $500, grui6eb 6.50e,
1oute ii" 6I5e, Cubes 6.05t, goposroo
595e, @ranulako $500. Tlnmonp n"
5.soe, eoafectioners "a" 5.65t, ao. 5 .85,
20. $500, 30. s5.55s, go. 5,5Oc, go. 5
5.45, 30. 8 5.40e, 30. Z 5S5c, 10. 8 soc
30. 5.25c, 30. 10 sos, 20. IL 5.l5, 80.
l2 5.lot, 30. Is 5.05e, sio. Ia 5.O5t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-08

gerfauft ipurben Gar rotber @inter SO. Q
su 103 W aHf bem 9eleiie.
gSeffGfcrn.-Warit ruhia unb ffetig.
Ho.2 weises 71--72c, No.2 neibes 70-7Ie,
no. 4 peibes 67--69la5e, 30. q aeIbes 71-72s
no. 3bo. 9laa-7olse, No. DO. e6laa--e91lsse,
30. 2 gaemiihtes T1-72 80. 3bo. sS]ls -891se,
10. DO. 66-6se, meibes aolbentorn 69-72e,
gelbes DO. 70--73e. aerniihtes bo 69--72s,
per- Bu. gsrfduft murDen: I Gar meibes mad
probe ~ 63e, 8 Cars semifates 10. A IN 81
4. Gar DO. su 66c, Gar DO. ,u size, /
Gar DO. no. 3 al 6s%e, Gar neises 20. 3
al 70tEe, Gar qsniiittse mad, Grobs iebr
faut su 62l.t, | Gar aeIbes mad grobe AZ
Soc, Gar DO. go. 4 IN 81 1Se, 900 8u. gel.
bfs Aolbeuferu su roc auf ocm Geleiie.
Safer.- Martt ruhia uuo tetia. 30. 9
ipsiber 55s4 -5se, Stnnearb weiser 55l5 SO. 4
'wsiset 55t, 30, msiber 52-54c, slo. 9
aemifdir 55--55lst. slo3 DO. 54l5--55e,
Ho.4 DO. 52--54e, per8u gerfauit pureen:
gar mtiser 80. q tu 5ec, / Gar 90. III Sc
s4e, ! 6ar Stanoaro psibsr ;u 55l6c aui
brm 6sleiit.
Roaasn.-Martt fetia. go. s5-aee,
80. 3 92--95s, 90. 4 $500.
Gerfte. - ao.a @intsr sl.l0--I.e5, so
3 s5t--sllo, 90. 6o-g5r.
ssriftnmaIs.- Srabiabrsgtrae $l.s9
--l.4o per gu
Btratei d Der @ttreibe. greils nit b.ni..
nisen am sleidleH Gage nes pOriaen Jabres.
Mdr, Y. 1912. NGr, 7. 1911.
8eiisn, no. rotber 80. l031Se s4t
@tlihforu, 30. asmiitts 6s%c 4sISt
6afer, 30. 2 aemifdltsr neusr 55lfe sllic
Hoaaen No. neuer -. 95e s8c
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estp .on COLI narbe su 2-2ss2 aus.
eelisheH.
prima GsfGaitspapisrs purssn su 4 :
AZ hisfontirt.
gterIina Grhanae IN ittiia. -
Sidt ~ 4.s51s-4sTL uHo % aaee ~
$4.s37 s--4.84.
Nunbes.S bIia martn Ne
tia nnb mnreen pie foiat auctttt;
Der. Gtnaten Rsiunoina 2% lO0--lOOA,
~ reaifrirtt 1926 1i3la--l14, eoupons
list1--iI44, SO rseihrirts iol1a--io2l4
gonpcns l0l " -l0eL, genama Coupons
2G 1901 ssb.
Mite rfi.-Ttr Wartt mar brute
rubis nno bic Freifs battfn su lsiosn. Spa'
ter trat cine @enbunn eiH uno Der Wdrlt
ipuroe HART. Eie ShlubHotirungsn trgabeH
fan eurdmts Geipinns
Hadifshenbt anrfe muroen bon Der 6iriHa
srmin, Fallman & &c., 1o. 22s -- Z5a
@dlnut Gtrnbe, beridtet:
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9 d. iueine. - Die 3ufubr mar siemIid
arob, uno biz Breiie iieIen nm 1oc per ,I0t
pfnno. seidte 8erfanofiortea fieleu um 10
l5e, quite Sertel aber iino itetie.
Sdwert Shpeine bradjten S. .60-e. 10
quite bis auserleiens gerpaduuass uuo slei,
iberiorteu $6.65--s.70, aemiidte 8erpa.
dunssicrten 50 .50--6 .e5, oronGre bis aus.
erleiene i6per fette S1ue "a $1,000, ertra
S61o, Stags $S.50-5.25, leihte Ser.
ianotiorten S6.lo-845, Sertel bon ITO gfo.
utrb meniger s425-8.00.
Shafe ano Hammer. - Die Sad
trage mar cine quite unb Der Martt tart fiji
sdnmer, Sdlaie aber itieqeu nm 10-l5e.
Sdafe. grtra 50 s5--3 80, aute bis
auserieiene S3.25-375, croindre bis CUTE
81 $500, Slhrlinac S4.25-5.25.
sammer. ertrd 800, quite bis
aussrlelene So 50-6 80, oroiudre beS quite
$4o0-6.25. GuQs $3.O0-3.75.