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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09
hicano. s. NprlI


Webl. -- Der gtartt mar fef gSintsr
Batents 81. l0--4.90, Straishts s3.s0-.4.90,
Spring 9attuts 4.70-5.80, Straigbts $4.45
--4.65 Satsrs s360-4.0o.
tia.n. - sur Nai l0l R-lO31sc,
am Shtub l0s1sc; fur 3uli s624-97 A4c.
ant Sdlus 973ssc; fur Sept.mber s41ss-s51sr,
am Shtu5 95Hc.
gStlibforu. 6lr mai 1873 3
nc, am SdIub 1886; fir Jali 44
1876, an sdIub 7515e; fir September
73ss - 741lc, am sdlus 743sc.
oafsr. -sdr goi 55A-564e, an
sdLus 5614e; fur Suit 5014-5o3sc, an
saIub 50Ise; fur September 4234-431zc,
am salub 43e.
2oaqe n.-8e. 9l-92c.
@trft.- gute guttsrasrts so-lOOc,
quite bis aoic. mai3gerte l20--l34c.
3 Slahsfa men. - 30. 2. gS.
2l51se, So Il. g3. 252c.
8imOtb bH "a en-. --aeuer 800
1900 per eeutner.
ftssi amen. - $l6.00--2l. 80 per
gentRtr.
m.bporf.-sl7. .0o-17l21a per sbL.-Sar
Rai 21a-l7. 10, AM Shlus sl7.05
fur Suli 7.321S-17.55, am SaIul
sl7.42lS; iiir September sl7.65-l7 871@, ar
ShIHs sl7.50.
ShmaI,. ,.- $9.72k per 100 9funb. -
Far glai 9.7at9-9.sO, am ShIus s9.T16
iiir5uli 1897 .5--9.s7 u am StIuS 1895
fur Septenber sl0l0 1920, am Shlui
Sl0.17h.
z bort Rippe ni ri te n.--9oi. SO. 80
per 100 8fo. Cir Wai 81. AZ S-9.52l2, an
Shlus So 52ta; fur 5uli 1886 - 9.75, an
z hIub 80 9.85; fir Sep,ember 1886 - 995
am Shlub 1896.
Butter. - Warst in itstia. Greameri.i
29-}2c, Gairp 24--26c per gfunb.
r.-Ssr Wartt iit itstis. Bride l9 -
l934 per Tuttnb.
IA it.-Rartt II fstig. Cream 164--
l9c per 8iugo.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09

etb -on eaH' wurbe AT sts-4S ausgs.
Iiebsn anD ihlos III 3lsg
Trima @efhaftspapitre iuutbtn su 4 -
4k& Dittontirt.
Gtsrlina erhana.i in piIis Gidt
tm 1861 nnb 80 Fags ~ "a. s3ss--4. .s355s
Fnnoes.S Sbfiaation,n UareH ts,
tig unb wurosu ME folpt aaottrt:
gsr. Gtaattn Rtfuubing az 10094-I01A,
~ rerifrirst tl925) il+--ll4A, coupons
li4-ll5 81 rsaifrirts i0s15 l03
eoupcus l02ss srbOtsn, panama epupons
eg l00L aeb.
Ter eiespohtntIihe Nusnsis Der 1efp,
1orter ganfsn ,siet, onb bic Referpe oeriel.
ben nur nod s3s3. 800 iibsr bic atitslih Dor,
esihrisbensn b2S Der TepoHien bttrdst.
Hftisumarft. - Die Stabltruasaf'
iitn ipnrtn aud hsuts pisbtr tcndnasosne
Der gear.t mar am @crinittaae isbbaft nno
bic Vrsiit isft. Gtsfn Shtus nuros esrislbs
uneereetft.
aahfehenbe eurft murb.u bon tsr Sirma
Srmtn, gaGman & Co., Go. 22s - 232
@alnut Gtrabe, bsri6atet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09
Cincinnati, s. 4pril.

;Sre0. 3. Gbarra an Bernard aeu-
ter, 9ot an 2nngoon &oao, 81.
;Srnncis j. Sl6bam an Worp :.
OLDHAM, 1 2ot an GIn, nabe 2ong-
NORTH, $5312.5O.
Ghereie @oIIer (per Sberiff) on
Gam. 2. GapieS, Cots 516 uno 518
in 5. 5. 8aiier's llnterabtbeilrng,
500.
2eonarb Shorr an 2ueIla 9.
G6ert, / 2ot OH 8arbaQ 9tue, 81.
Ghas. s. Riharbion an RiharoIon
8oper go, as Sub an 9enIon CTR,
9odlano, 40 SUB an 8eltern Hotp,
2oflano, 81.
aotb. 6. 2eeter on Bernard 8.
2eetcr, % SUB on Gliper Ctr, ST.
Bernard :. Shines on Tbeooore
@uli, Sots %, 43 umo "A in Rarf
4Iace llnterabtbeilung, $500.
emma = Samilton an 5iram &c.
Ruliion, III glfer in Sett. II, 1elbi
5omribip, Si4, POO.
Soieph Y. 6amiltou an oto, u
Ader IN Dto, S714O.
Dlarp 80. Rope on oto., 63 glder
in bto., $7l4O.
Gbos. WicGoiQep an 2sacob 5. 8eis,
100 Sun an Montgomerp aoe., geor-
pooo, ST..
8. Dc. Cooper al Wamie 8roeiher,
/ Got oil Sopfins 4oe., oto., 81.
GboS. 30. Shompion on Srpen ..
Sterpart. 2ot % in 6. 9lnberiou lin.
terabtheilung, 2oflnno, 1926.
Gatb. Soptins on 9Seanette Gein-
lein, 1 Got an 1tfion Ipe, ST..
Sacob Shmiot on 4uthonD &tctor,
/ GOT an @onobine 9pe, Gbepiot, 81.
5bereiie 9faoer an Gbas. 8efIep,
I Sot on Golerain unoGlmore. $1,000.
2eonaro q. 9aebr oil Wm. :.
auers, / Got an Blue 9lib Ape uno
Shend ape., 81.
SaQie & 8urgen an 5ippobrome
amilemcnt 60, 10 Sub an 8. uno
gapniller, 81.
Wargaret Gbarls al 8eiiie Willer,
80 SUB an Fremont Str, 81.
SSobn s. 9ueter, IT,, an Sos. o.
Watbias, Got on Gutter ape., ST.
Gdtb. enoerle an Sobn Carl Stor
der, / Got on Sang Ctr, S3316.66.
sSohu Carl Stofer an Gath. Gn-
oerle. Got an bto., 81.
Gofb. enberle OIL 6reo. 5life. 8ors
numb. / Got an RcMideu ane, 81
ghas. Sdea$ an Sarah Sc
aetfablp, / Got on GeerfieIo Roao,
RaoiionpiGe, 81.
Geo. u. Sarris an 9ettie 8laut,
80 SuB an 5oreIt 9lpe. 81.
,Sannie RcGartbp on Carrie =.
Strotemeper, % SUB on 9lortb Rnin
StraBe, 81.
Carolina Shlllbpi an SSrauf Sei-
inert, 3 Sabre Saht alif Got 20 in
alein & Shroeber's unterabtheiIlna
III Ct. Bernard; monatlihe Wtietbe
$50.
Bette EIant an S5ohn g. Ban
@infle, 100 bel 145 Sub on Der
gtorbieite Der 2erington @oe., 40S
sSrB oitlih BON Wnin aoe. in 4pons
bale, St2, 500.
grbeu BON Mnrris g. 6roIb, per
Shertff, an anna 8roib, Elm Stiid
Sano III Seftion 3 in Springfielo
Soipnihip. $3.50.
Charles g8. Gong al Charles =.
anedyt. 2ot 100 in 8iaiam Garter s
lluterabtheilung. 81.
Eaul u. Gerber al 9llice Dt. Ger
ber, Got 36 ilnb Sheil bon Got 81 in
Wonteitb llnterabtheilung, 81.
Hiharo sc. SuoaleItpn an Martin
uno Soulie sc. sSlubrer. 160 s5arB an
Der 9torsieite Der Bart Abe. in oart.
mel, $1,000.
sohu 1eremo an bic csobn ghitltto
co. 5 Sabre Padt aui SO BET 70 Sub
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09
Ginciunati, 8. 4pril.
&c g Il G 8 II y 0 t + efen.

y II II II u /, o. ApIh'
Neue e6ppotbefen.
aoam Better an 2gue5 Dt. Roores
$500.
=. 6. W}opnaro an 25obn Sc 8oor.
6eS, $3.50.
Senrp $. 8ilfiug an 8eaOtng g.
II. &. SO, $500.
2tnna 8roib an gort Nan. Co.,
1880.
25oDn aoans an @eefman Ctr. q.
II. 6. So. S2500
geiiie D}iQer on Central GSair-
mount g. Ii. 6. 60, 5000
1SreD. Sufe, 8ormlmo, an Sobn s.
Stoder, $1133.33.
Sbos. Ntariott on geetptotpn 2. II.
g. 81. 60, $500.
gIi3a 90. 6e8ans an Marie 8eb6,
$500.
Sirou &c. 8uIiion nn sos. g.
Samilton, S5388.75
7erielbe oil g}orp SO. Rotp,
$538S.75.
GericIbe oil emma 5, SantiItofL
SlO,Iit.OO.
O}onie @roeideu on TitIe q. IL
GruIt 60, $250O.
Giciclbc an Z. W2. Cooper, $1,000.
Teua Meuor an 9eltu 8. y. Co.,
$500.
Rouin 6. code an oto., $500
eliza g. @alfer an @ol. Sius
Sup. gf. So. $4,000.
,S.Artbur 2ubring on 4ropioeHt 2.
9. Ii. Sruit 60. $1,000.
Sippobrome 2lmuicment 60. ar
SaQie s. 8urgcn, S25O0.
auna Wcaeppn oil Brice Sid glec.
mic g. II. &. g., $3.50.
MorriS ToIafoff on Trooi0ent g.
g. II. {. 60, $500.
Gua e. @rcor an oie 9lmeIia State
9anf, S7977O.
9lnna @roib an Gnterpriie 9. II. 8.
u. 60, $3.50.
Charles ". @ranot an Giihman1
9. II. 9. 60, $4,000.
@eter HoiemDeig on Guen Sec.
$1,000.
0'innie GrobIt an Die 0afIep 8ant.
| $25OO.
Ntinnie @ro6it an Die gurtlcttGeal.
tn 60. $S69.75.
SSobn gtteniobn an 6reo. 81. 8eier.
$500.
glmor 9. ll(rici an Dtaoiionniae
Gcpoiit @oHf, $500.
@ettIqtc@ppotbefeu.
6loro Gorlon an @eo. 6. @arener.
$35OO.
Gbos. Marriott on D1aoiion 9. 81.
9to. =, $3.50.
2eonoro Sdorr an Selen 9[uc,
$3.50.
| 1aH. 9lpan Oh Union z. g. II. Z.
60, $1,000
60. 8. aoiIner an Cottage 9. II. 3.
60, $500.
9lnna &. alein an 90. 3. Gooper,
S4475.
s,obn 9t. @i8aett an 5o&. 4 SuuO'
! IN, $40.
22Sacob anut6er on 3obu aropfi,
$1,000.
Sreo. :. &iniep an Gtnctnnatua :.
II. y. 60, S3500.
3ueob Sdmiot al 0t. 9 Graig.
| $1,000.
1Saltnie McGarthp oil @arfielb Io.
? 8. II. 3. 60, S25O0.
2lonm 3cter on Charles 8enoleton,
$500.
Slburban 9eal Gitate SO. an
SSonas Glsroth, $1,000.
gelIic 9. @epnan oil Mper8 y.
Cooper, $4S5.
! 5ranf aroeqer an @eittpooo Somes
fteab 60, $25O0.
Sohu Gtteniobn on Y1urp Gtten-
Iiobn, $3.50.
@lbert 9ieihert on @cIt gaS g. Ii.
=. 60, $1,000.
9Sopn =. Matop an Sodlano gum
Der 60, 1861.
/ gcrieIbe on I. GotiouoI 9anf ir
Soflauo, 5000.
Minnie St)marm on 4Qemauia g.
u. .. q. 60. $500
MimnIe Sonber on oieieIbe $50.
Sos. o. Cameron an Soutbers
Ohio g. II. 2. 60, $500.
s. 0t. 6rie5 on 6reo. Gfbart,
$4,000.
cSannie GiIt II, slno. an g. g8. GHt
$3.50.
| sCeute roth, murgeu toot."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09

UesnpFts.
euper u,ib aamm. go. 3S-24e
0ef6mnrte .2l--f5c

gerfd,itbenss.
ceIe. - Marit III fistia eeinSI robes
75e, eefohtes 78s per 9aaone In partien
bon Dbl. Grtra ssiHtsr Geif 9arb5I 6ec
per,6alloHe. Cotton Sssb Stl robes acc,
rdfFuirtes 47t per gaaone. Serpentin
Sac; getroIeum, perfeetion ioc, Ohio, sten.
tufp uuo 5nbiana s34e per Sanone grpmg
Gafplin lsc, Rapbta l3c per @allone.
safa.-Gsr Marft ii: ru6tg. Sbio Ripsr
s5s. Ilihiaan uno Gtron lo4e per Ebl. bon
ESQ pfuno.
3ata III fen. - Irima Stir s3s--s1ae,
DO. Gouutrn e4--63sc per Binno.
aphlen. - Warit rubia gougbioabeun
s350-s rs, Nus unb Glad s2l0-225, aana
pba Stadioblsn s3.5o-3 75. stub unb Glad
s2.0o-2.25 per 5onne abssIiefert. 8auhloie
Sta6toblsn $3.50, antbracits $3.50 per
3oune abseiisisrt Gote tONet Sc. 90 per Conn.
abaslisiert
Sdmsreitn-Wartt fen. alseiaamsR
Sl2 .00--i3.00 euf BEN gtIsiis uno $l3.00--
15 90 per Su. pom Stors. 3lmptbp $500
---6. so auf otm Gslsils uno 81 .o0--7.50 per
gu. BON 3tore llHsarlih.r unp bsutitDer
gstatt 81 40, aen0hniihsr 81 30 per gufbsl
guhwsissn 90r aui osm Ssls,i. uno sl.l0
bonn Stort
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09
Ghicane. 8. Gpri[ 1912.

ebicage, 8. aprtI 1912.
Rinbbt.h -- 8eeoss S. .40-s .65, Ssras
gtiere s. .50-5 80, psitIihe Stisre $s 40
6.s5, gtoders uup Ssepers "a 425-6.6
sfube uuo 5eifers 81 .60-6.7O, adlber SIS, rs
$50. gtartt Iunsiam una i'm aaaemeineH
Itetig.
dpeine.-aeihts 7.55 -- 795, ae'
miidts 81 .60--s 90, ihpere 81 go - 500,
raube $760-775. SerteI $525-7.5O.
Nlartt Sc nieoriaer.
Sdafeu. { MINER. Shafe: Gin
beimiide s. .50--6.5O, ps'tIide "a 50-7 10,
SGbrlinge S5 75-T 90, fammer Gtnhtiml'
ihe S. 75-7 80, ,psitIibs $6.25-8 20. Wartt
TART bis etpas bober
3ufuhr AiRooieb $1,000. Sbnslne
A 900. Shaie uno gamnlsr 1900.
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Hferoe uno Wfauleiel.
etutiuuati, 8. apra, 1912,

ctHHatL =. AprH, lSl2.
Ter Wartt mar in Der bsrHoFtuen ssoas
rsaht lsbbait 3ahlrsihs sauier parsH bonn
2anne srihisueu. bot bliebsH bic preiis nm,
beraneeri. Die nahftebeHeeu Suotiruugsu
wurosR am Sdlus Der @Ode anstasbtn:
e4nere Suspierbe. 1,4Oo bic / 600 s' si'l-nio
SaIms Siuffn 200 bis 400 8fb - f0o-ib1
kypFek Qburss 900 bts 1 200 Rfb @e-iSA
RsnHfnIsaria Rferoe 1 900 bts 200 --i69
Ea5iins Eferbe, 900 bts 900 3D.. T5-IS
1lu2s 2s................ ...,...,........... d. s.
2eiehfe Rdbrrfsrbe be...................... I2--2D
Eseftryu Pauas pferbg g.....,,...,. o. a0
9fsI 1e sarb Hnh aufw 100 bs
$50 Tfe ....,.............. IEo--2Ja
sfei, i2 Bis 10 eane 600 BE i 200 g'. T5-rTs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-09

an Der 8eItieite Scr eaSadion CTR;
idbrIide D2ietbe $1,000, nit bern an.
taufsreht fir $4,000.
Tbe anericun Bible uniuerlitg an
Games 6. Burner ein Stiif 2ano IN
Seftiou s IN 5pcamore SoDnIblp 81.
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9sn 0 ort. 8. april.

3en9 BORT, 8. dpril.
3inu rubig Az $4,000 - 43.35; aupfsr lit
uubig: cate l6--l64e, elsetbrOlatir gu
l6e. 6aitius su l5l9 - l5}4c. SIsi mar
ruble su s430--4.40 Sp.ltsr su
s6.60-6.s0. Giisn mar beute itstig 20.
5ounora 9orthsrn ,u $l5.25-I5.75, SO. z
DO. su sl4.75--l5.25, 90. Soutbsra uuo
go. Soutbsrn ioft an slS.25-l5.75.
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~ roctrits.

9uder. greiie ifetia. RdfTntrter 9nt
eoai 6.sjt, noposrte 5.s5, eubts s.loc,
oranuInteo 5.s5c, gouiettiontrs II" 5. Toe,
on N" 5.50--5. zoe, Weistr srtra g" $40
-s4jc, ertra g" 5.25-5.35c, or6indrtr
aeIber 5.l5-5 20c
Molaffss III iietiq. sttip SrIeans CpeH
asttls 32--J0t, Centrifugal l5--2se. per
RaLlcue
aeis.- Rartt Iiemlid ltbhafi unb f.tis
eouiiiand, Sancn 6.ao 8 - 7c, prima 8
-524e, orSiudur s14--414t 3apaH 434-5]4s
per pfuno.
Gairh Broou,t.
@uttsr. -Glain ersamera in um 2e pro
srsamern FrH zoe, DO. i.conos 28e, fautg
Tairs 26e, 70 | EAT per Gfuae.
RATE. Wdrft fef Ohio fat l9r, 8orb.
tueftIiher 1s-20L6e, Rem BORT 2Oc, Sdp.i.
ger is-20c, bo. sris 2lI8e, eimburs.r l5--
tic Der giuno.
ai.r.- 3uiuhr aros. Rarft iietig. -
Bruno iriih, 6iihnsrtier 1876. firits IS l$f or.
einarn frts l7i5t. ittonhs l5i@c per Tubeno.
gdnistisr 35t. Gniensier 22c per TuBeuo.
geHaatI. - 3ufuhr mdsia, Warit ne
tia. Sprinq 6ht6ens Bon iiber Bfuue lie.
snrinasrs bon BfnHe une baruuter ls-90e
Gabn,r l4%c. Sdhns l0t, 9ruthuhnsr
ls--lsc, guHs Sc, ip.isr GRtsu lsc, ess
miidtt l5c, CAME 6--Sc per giuao
cbfunb @,miifs
aepftt.- aamta ss75--325, aut. s2. 80
$50. sepobuIite s2.0O--25O per 8bI.
gitroneH.-- gartt ftstig CALIFORNIA;
$35o-4.50 per aias.
Eranatu - glartt rubis unb hetia.
5ioriea ss.oo--3.50, California $2.75--325
per aiife.
Aartoff.ln. - A25-4.5o, s.r Dbl.
une si.55-i.60 per su. BON Stcre uno
81 .40--l.Ss auf BEN Relsiis
Sabfartofftfn.-santa 5tFitn $3.50
SIS, mitfslmdsi siae s4.o0--425, 5aiuois
50 .25-S so, louisville s3.50-3.75 per @bI.
Saatfartoff.In -sriihe Ohio 81. SO
80, Gofs sl.45-l.5 50, sinas 81. 30, @urbdnt
s1.45-1 SO, Deise sl.s0-l.45 per SuihsI.
3ause aartoffsIu. - sleri6a s2. rs
--s25 per Samb.r.
araut. - Rartt fart. geuss SIorioa
So 2s--,3.7s Der etn,Hsr
Ste6rubsH. $2.5o-3.75 per ebi
bonn store.
s2.35. wsibs $s.0o-325 per gu. auf benz
geieiit.
gaHe.
Sohnsu. - siartt itetis. Yrima Nar.
rswiai Ss.i5, ssiisb.e une bei pano sspiIadts
| aapn $3.50 per pa.
osa. - Wnrfl ruhla. atuss So Sims.
thu $50 Us 5000, 10. q DO. s2s. .25-2S. so, 70.
DO. S25.50---26.5o. Nice atmildt.r Sc. l
s2s. .o0--2s.50. Ro. 2 DO. &26. 50-2T.00, Alse
Ho. l ss7.00-27.50, Ro. 2 DO. s25. 90
rs. Is, MlfaIia s26D0 per fen.
MHbItnfuttsr IN fsf - AIsIs SGT 30
-2s.00, HfibbliHa srobe S27.00-2s.0J. be.
feines $2S.oo--29.50. semiittes 6nttei
SIS OBS so per SoHHs IN euR aHo $l.0C
| mear auf oem @eleift
SOLE. - Ssi ;iemlih gutter anAiraas
nno nar mastser 3ufahg mar Der Uiartt fsft
ane bic paHolsr faaitsn 81 cen fogesnoen
vrfilen
Gemaf&eas
Wt6tum eIctnsng .22--4Je
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auserleieue 81 75-s i5, orotuare bic quite
$5.25-7.50, gefdorens sammer $780, 40,
sriihiohrs ssdmmer 80 00-l5 90.
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giutinuati. 8. apru
3uiuhr uuo geriauet pdhrsuo Der oerIoi.
isueu @5hs, bsrelihsu nit ben porbsrgsbsn.
ben gSoteH tpdren pie follt:
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aprit, .-... 90 3o5
April, &c.,. ~ 944 -
atnbbieb Dir 3uiubr mar bent.
sismlin srpb, bic Ra6frage mar aber uur
mdbia uno bic 8reiis Itsben Tin dHsemsinen
um i0--l5e uHter beaea bonn Samitaa. --
Stodsrs nnb stsesrs Uaren IN gutter RAD
fraas uHo itart fir bic beTtreu EuaIvtdten,
bic aabersn Mares Hau uuo ihpah.
enpere Stiert S6.85--7.l0, grtra S7l5
$50, ianrp $40. Sdisn s275--5 So
slslihertiers S45o--6.75, auserIslene bic
trtra 81. .0o-765, Seiiers $3.50--5 %, aus
trltftns bis ertra s6.50-7.o0. aubs S2.25-
90, ertra $S.25--5.75, 9annersS2 00-3 90,
Stoders nab SgeeDers S4.00-5.75
Gullen.- Bel ndbiasr 3ufubr mar bel
Nortt fart uuo bic Breiis aiegen um l0e
Sstte 9ulen iinb itrtia.
Hassre uno Ieihte - $3.50, Bologna
$4.60 - 800, ertra $500, istts Sulsu
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g @bsfp.

Der War,t mar Fstia. gertaaft pnrb.u:
900 8bs. TifiTtr's Siuifhes @ooos auf
Der Saiis BON 81 .s6 per 6aaons.
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3uiuhr uuo 8erianot uabreno Der oerHoi,
isnen 4S Stunoeu, oerqllheu nit eerielbsu
3tit in Der psrguuseneH Node paren nte
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aaffieaeuoe labeat BON i'm blefseu Mar!t
kehabIihen Soubs une altien giebt bic sFN-
sitllsn Cuotiruueen an:
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1912-01-02
s1.oo PER YEAR

From Tuesday, JAM 2nd to Saturday, Jan.
10th, you will have the advantage of the lowest
prices we have ever offered on Fine Clothes,
Shoes and Furnishings
All these goods are of the very best quality;
guarantee every article we sell and could not
do this on cheap grade of goods. Here is the
list of prices:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-22
OPPONENT ACCUSED Of
ATTEMPTED BLACKMA|L
Sensation at Hearing Of Plea
for AboIishing Admission
Fee at Mount Vernon.

RICHMOND, February 22.-Denouncing
as ''insulters of womanhood" the Mount
Vernon Anti-Fee Association of Washing
ton, which Is here asking the legislature to
repeal the charter of the Mount Vernon
Ladies' Association because of alleged
traffic in the nations patriotism" At
torney Hill Carter threw the hearing be-
fore the house committee on general laws
into an uproar today when he closed a
vigorous speech by charging F. M. Low
der, leader Of the anti-fee movement, with
attempted blackmail.
Carter based his charge on a letter
written to one OF the lady managers of
Mount Vernon by Lowder in 1908. In this
letter Lowder declared that unless the as
ISOLATION went to Congress and asked for
money to support Mount Vernon and
stopped charging admission he would
uncover q scandal such as Virginia has
never known
I1owder leaped to his feet when Carter
made his charges and made vehement
denial.
THAT was not threat he shouted.
1T was an appeal.
Carter was followed by former Attorney
General w. A. Anderson. Both contend
ed that the Mount Vernon association
was a private corporation. duly chartered.
and that it had a right to charge fees II
it saw fit.
The committee took the matter under
executive consideration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-22
SENATE GETS CHEMICAL BILL.
Talk of Republican Regulars Hold
ing Caucus on Tariff Legislation.

The democratic bill. passed by the
House, revising the tariff schedules on
chemicals, oils and paints was reported
to the Senate today from the lower house
and was Immediately referred to the Sem
ate finance committee. That committee
is now conducting hearings on the demo-
cratic iron and steel bill, and it is likely
hearings on this second of the democratic
tariff measures will follow the close Of
the present hearings on the first of those
measures.
What the finance committee, dominated
by regular republicans, will do with the
democratic tariff legislation has not yet
been determined by it's members. There
is talk, however, that a caucus Of re-
publican senators will be called to talk
over the situation and to outline a course.
Several of the republicans on the COM
mttee-and the majority are regulars
are in favor of bringing in adverse re-
ports and recommending that the Senate
indefinitely postpone the bills. Postpone
ment will probably be opposed in the Sem
ate by the insurgents, and they, with the
democrats, control a majority of the
votes in the Senate. So that, whatever
action the majority of the finance COM
mittee recommends, there are likely to
be votes in the Senate on all of the demo-
cratic tariff measures, as there were last
session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-22
NICARAGUA IS FRIENDLY.
Will Accord Secretary Of State Knox
Warm Welcome.

Secretary Knox viii receive Il cordial
welcome when he visits Nicaragua. In the
opinion of DIR. Salvador Castrillo. the
Nicaraguan minister at this capital Re
ports emanating from Nicaragua. said
Minister Castrillo. that the visit of Sec
rotary Knox is being looked upon with
apprehension. because it foreshadows a
protectOrate or an amalgamation of the
five Central American republics. is false.
Such reports come from former employees
pf Zelaya. the deposed president. / re-
Ceived a cable today from the President
of Nicaragua expressing the rejoicing of
The people over the news of the forth
coming visit. and asking for the names of
the members of the Secretary's party. in
order that adequate honor may be given
them.
The people of Nicaragua are far from
the belief that the United States will in
terfere in their affairs. Indeed, they
would have been glad if this had been
done in the past, as the internal discords
that have agitated my country would
have thus been ended sooner
Even now il would be deemed friend
~ act. and in the interest of peace, il the
American government should request that
the so-cailed Dawson pact be lived up
TO-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-22
DISCUSSES PATRIOTS DUTY.
Representative Kendall Addresses
Sons of the Revolution.

Patriotism in Politics" was the sub
ject of an impressive address delivered
by Representative n. F.. Kendall Of
Iowa at meeting of the Sons OF the
Revolution Society of the District OF
Columbia, celebrating the 1SOth ami
vcrsary of the birth of George Wash
ington, in the New Willard Hotel this
afternoon. Mr.. Kendall urged upon all
American citizens their sacred duty not
only to participate in the political at
fairs of their country, but also to eX-
ert their influence to keep politics
clean.
The meeting was presided over by
Dr. IL. l.. F.. Johnson. president Of the
society. Selections from the farewell
address of George Washington were
read by Barry Buckley, member OF
the society.
Preceding the general meeting abou,
sixty of the members and their guests
had luncheon in the small ballroom OF
the New Willard Hotel which was hand.
somely decorated with American flags fol
the occasion.
Among those who attended the
luncheon were Representative Kendall.
r. p. Waggaman. DIR. F. F. Lang
w. C. Clephane, Col. James Morris
Morgan. DR. Ralph Jenkins, Albion X.
Paris. \. Keith Paris. jr., D. Marcus
Benjamin. Ben Miller. Gen. Greene Clay
GoodloeI Charles f.. Kern. DIR. John Van
Rensselaer,. Robert r. Bennett, DR. Hen
derson Suter, Charles l.. Gurley, Alfred
g. Horner, j. X. Stout. F. p. b. Sands,
Frank W. Hackett. former assistant
secretary of the navy; William Stone
Albert. j. X Stauffer, Dr. II. L. E. John
son, Edward Il. LOCKER, Commodore r.
G. Davenport and DR.. r. w. Mcdowell
nn1n1rnrc To TUE MAN