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Rev 9sr.. 4. Sanua

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Rsst.-Sxfxtr 33,4s4 0brs. serfa.bt
"a $50 OBIs. Rarft mar tart unb hober.
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N.lB-1.26. 0txtey 4atents $4.35-[.7 10,
6yrtne clears 81. 2o--4.4o, @sntsr Grtras
Hs. 13.70--s.80, 10. 4 b.. tS.55-8.85,
kawias hrsiekts "a. 4.e0-4.75.
HssesnMstG mar ftetis. 6asr bts sus
TESS. .70-4.00. 4sies tis fanes &4.S5--5.l Is.
HxApsttsRmstt tt In rubts 5u S2.7s--
2.s5 per 100 3d.; fair Bis sxfes - 95 -
b.l6, &otee BIZ faney eS.20-S.55.
OaAusttsR nomfnel. MmerieGn S5e
SAB GGRGhiaM 63e {. I. I. nsv Hsrl.
rats ne lt ~ ftetis. ssines pesses unb
lelbss $i.S0-1.65, srsbss &l.45 - 1.60,
AilnsrisS 1855.
Nssesa IN rubia. 10. Msitern 96e
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q. IL. BuffaIo.
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pen IN feft. HFiMa ] S0c nomineu, go.
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15.16-5.60, b.. fGsest4.l0--4.7s b.. eemils
4.l0--4.20; Nsssexnen. xsressAlie 1ss
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81 ssssn. - Assft fntig aHs ttefss.
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~ 80 per Bu.
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serSafs ssn $i.ss per Osasss.
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OnS. ssrfs HHs aftien tn sisp psrf.


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aslieIen uub f&lob su aZH.
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gsussns 1l8I<-ll4, ~ ressftrtrte l0lH
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GsuysMs ~ 100 aeb.
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etn Iru6 sum Ber'auien ansaeabt uno Die
Dretie fieIen, RaHmittass trct leoon etne
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meihens mieber gut sema4t.
sARstenbs earis nnrseH ssnest btss
ne Srntn. Oaaman L &C., 10. 22S-zSz
DaInut otra6s. beridtes.
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4us3uftnben mas mir uupers
oauIi6ss gegeTsu, lit Der rtdtige 8eg
aus3ufinoeu, parun mir an rnpers
baulidteit leiben. Spfort Or Iuguft
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men, lit Der rihttge @eg iia 3u turis
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HoHenen "a StunDen, pergli6en NIT ben
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ifstte. -. esaabrp xsst1ssR 81 STATS
-W.o0, 10. 10. ~ SlA.0o--l4.75. ~.
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Hm 1er. Nrstk Meftd. Wafnrtrtes
Sat 2oaFT. .1oe. ,sssersS $40. Gutsss.ss:,
srsnufates s.30e, GsRieetisnsrs -" 8. Ist,
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4s&e per SfuHi
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gxttsr Rarttsuhia urs Hetia. Eancs
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Hrfis 25e. ereinars frfs zoe. isessss l7s
per Tusens.
vsHa1sl. Nan'raae aut. aa'uhr
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s1.0o -7.75. sswosali@e sl.2s-7.o0 per
B6l.
sttrsnen - wsrst fsssis. ast,sus
e4.W - $50, California 800 - $50 per
Rife.
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per Rife.
xrsnsbeeren- gaps Gsbs q. 90
$50. aerpohnIite s.00-s.50 per B6E uao
s4.25-2.5o per Rifse.
asrtsFf sln - WiSiaan sa.so-s.ls
per gtl. unb ss-s3e per Bu. auf ben 0e'
acknowledgements Size Ser.
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-2T0o per Ton uHs tl.7s--2.00 per Dbl.
cut benz GeIeiie.
27 90 per Tom.
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ssuias es.l5 sshssts sms tsi AsaS ses
ykA6fs HaSp - 50 per IN.
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NGytfa Ios per oGGeas.
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81. Ssa 20 0fnaA.
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ada6sS Giaeiaxater SHsBId 3Eett6s; s. Sanuas 1914

--s.45 ssf ben Oslssis xsb $780, .2S
yss NxitsT SEN otsfs. Nx(nst,es 90s
6uf tem 0eleife xnb el.lc psm store.
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glttsSe. 4. sSanucr.

utahStsA. essvs1 1.7o - $50,
xs1eD Osisvs a. 25-5 IS, pekltAs 3tisSs
eA.1o-s.6O. Gts4 s4sss sas Nesbsss 43fs--
S.75. aaAs xRb 4si'spa S2.00-S.40. AiIbsr
o6.60-S7E. larft ii.tis bts 1oc nieeriser.
94Dst s.--asi4s $3.50 - $40, &C.
msg4A o5.8S-6.30. 'ADsss 1886 - $40.
seuts tS.SS - 600, ssts Dis axSsrIsisns
i4usrs t6.oo-s.2o, tsrssI $500 - 600.
Nsrtt itstis.
0Asfs uae 1aM Asf.-9Aa's: 0ia.
tstmtfAs q. .76--<. 50. sst1ies q. .25-4.so
91tsliaes e4.e5-x.70.
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nseIi1s eA.15--6.6o Rssft fnna6 Bis l0e
niebSsaer.
3sfst 8. - AinSStsl 5000. GAUstls
a. 80. 01efs uas lAnnss %, 900.
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GIteass. 4. Sanudr.

eFtuass y. SuAAAt.
NsIf.--Nsrt. etpas boaer. Bsntsr
pstsxts s.75--4.so, etxsiskts Ss.6o--t.s5,
6yrtxs ystssts $50 - $50. 0trsissts
N.25-4.50. Osisrs ". .5o-4.T5.
Nstpsn. Tur Nat l00-l0I%e.
am S&lus lO1e: far SuIi 95-9sc, an,
e6Lus 9sHe; fir September 9s9.e, Gm
Bsgf AtsrI - Sxs Raj So -
ss1e. avn ealas $3.50; far Suti s3T-
63Ls. an eHlus ssTsc-
Hafsr. 500 Bar Rai 47H - 4sszc.
am sAIuS 4ssSt: fur Suti 4S11-44<c. am
e4Ips 4tsst; fur September 401.--4oXe,
am S6Ins 4oHs.
0sGSsR - rs. sz-s4e.
Ger a. - Gut, yxttsssssas so-loOc,
su,s bis 4sics Railg,fs lle-lsos.
Fla Asfasw wtn.-3s. l q. u. al5H:,
ne. 1 =. u. a52e.
Atm mstssfaau,L Reaer sls.oo
90 1900 per GeRtHsr.
RIssfssnsH. - $3.50 - 20.5o PEE
GsRtner.
0stpsss.-sl5. 90 IL. .sakyereH Far
Sau. els.e0-l5. .e2H am S4ius $l6.62k;
farRal $500 - Ie.071<, am SaIai
&ls.o7k: fur SuIi sl6.lS-l6a2H, am
"a msIl SEQ 22,< per 100 sfunO.
Fiir Sanuar e9.2o-s25. an O4tus 50 % \
MIR Raj ee.42k-s.50, am S&las SEA
FIR sult eS.SS-9.s7Al, am s6Iut 50 IS.
01ss. sa.-soIs 81. ~ =
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--e.42k .ams hIus s. 42K. titr Rai s5.e5
- a.e7k. am sAIuB 3o.a7L far Suit
$S. 70-S.7g, am sbIus ss.70.
Dsttss.- Rsrit IN feh GreGRsry 26-
--SSs. Dsiss 23-3lt.
etsv.-&srst itetts. esif4s 80 - SOC
per Dxtsnb.
Aafs. Wsr:. ite:iS. Gss&m 1sH -
l6Le tes Rfuxb.
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Der tlnsiat I'm bteiisen Clearinghouse Sss
lief I'D beute anf $c,574. $50.
xstsl.eeissit6tn.
Giuc. Gas q electric, GoIambta Gas &
II. Q. grinttns mares BITE eintisenpoptere.
weI9e etwas asben ,eisten. befonbers ssef
Gelumbis Gas. Tis qreiie i'm Ausemsts
sssn waren. fef. gerfauft spsrosus
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-05

Die 6Glfte bes Wsess lit etipa 8u.
riitgelest ba ragt an Der StraBe
ein sroBss fables 5aus, BON einem
mahtiaen soof umgsben. gs lit bic ein-
3Ige Wirtbihaft unp llntertunft ouf
Der Strede fir Menihsn unb 5hisre,
oieier Chan ct Satrur ober abdn ou
bon Samaritain, benn bier lit bic
StslIs, tpelhe Seius gum S6aupluB
ieinss @leihniHes bonn barmber3igen
Samariter sepGblt haben iou. Der
tiirtiihe gefiser, elm Original beIonz
oerer Nrt, hanbelt nit aIIsrlei aurio4
iitGten aus Dem heiligsn lanoe, unb
oruuBen pnrm 3bor touhen persin3eEte
8eouineniueibsr auf. raHiss Sb0nbets
ten, bic ibren reihen Silberihmud
slatt pom Ropfe meg, duf Dem Iie ibn
traaen, on ben frembsn 2adl sll Osrs
taufen frahten.
Die WilbniB pdhIt. Nus ben areuss
fahreroeiten rost am Wese Elm Ruinens
mementp: bic 1riimmer zines alien
Raitells, bon 8lumen elmer fan nur
gehouhien blnuen 5immelsfdrbe ums
tnuhert, nie iie audi ben tpeiben Stftn
oft iiber3ieben. Damn tanhf cine
Ssene uus nem Snferno auf: Iints
itiirat eine 6.ouus. pDQio zertIlftete
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-07
FAVORABLE CONDITIONS
THUS FAR DURING FLOOD

While the news comes that i'll
Chuckawalla valley, about opposite
Needles. the Colorado river has brok-
en- through levees and done much dam
age to agricultural land, so fas as In
perial valley is concerned the flood
is thus far behaving itself most salts
factorily.
At the Seven-mile house, where
there was tendency to cut into the
bank, the river has itself changed its
course and is piling up sand bar to
protect this side of the river, and at
Volcano lake, where it was believed
there would be quite deep water this
year, and in preparation for which the
government raised the levee, the
water is not nearly so high as was
expected.
The water this week reached a
maximum flow of 100000 cubic feet
per second, or five million miners
inches, anu will probably reach a point
considerably higher than that, but
there has been nothing to cause any
apprehension on the part of the resi-
dents OF the valley
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-07
BORAn SCORES STEAM
ROLLER IN POLITICS

LBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
CHICAGO, June TEN reporters
representing five recognized press as
sociations. were admitted to the
national Republican committee con.
test hearings. All other reporters
were excluded.
The session opened with Victor
Rosewater presiding. Each side was
permitted thirty minutes for argu-
ments regarding delegates at large
and fifteen regarding districts.
Charles Dick apeared for Taft and
Ormsby McHarg for Roosevelt.
Senator BOrah, in vitriOlic speech,
demanded of the committee, which
stands 80 to II for Taft, to reduce
from 20 to 10 the legal number which
may demand that any action go on
record. 1t was promptly tabled.
Borah, raging, leaped to his feet and
shouted: Mr.. Chairman" fourteen
times. Rosewater calmly disregarded
him. BOrah refused to sit down and
the committee finally permitted him
to speak. He then launched into the
most scatting and bitterest denuncia-
ton of steam roller" etc.
Taft won the first blood in the con-
tests when the national committee by
overwhelming vote seated the Taft
delegates-at-large from Alabama
Borah demanded record vote. A
surprise was sprung when the Roose-
welt men all voted to throw out the
Roosevelt contest. The vote stood so
to G.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-07
SUSTAINs COMMISSION

tBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS1
WASHINGTON, June 7.-Commerce
Court Judge Archbold wrote an opin-
ion, rendered today, upholding the in
terstate commerce commission in it's
ruling on rates on lumber shipments
from the Willamette valley, Oregon, to
San Francisco. The Southern Pacific
recently appealed to the commerce
court from the commissions verdict.
Ruling in two decisions that the
commerce court has no authority to
issue inJunctions to stop negative
orders Of the interstate commission.
the supreme court today settled the
ancient feud between the commerce
court and the commerce commission.
Referring to the commerce court iu.
unc,ion against the interstate CON-
mission, justice W{ffte said: Such a
power would wipe out the entire his.
tory of the commerce commission act
and do violence to the very purpose
CT that measure. 1t would create dis.
order and confusion" Reversing the
decision of the commerce court, the
supreme court declared railroads can
not carry railroad supplies at rates
lower than public rates 1t annulled
the reduced rates railroads established
for their own coal where the rates arc
lower than public tariffs.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-07
EVERYTHING IN READINESS
FOR APRICOT FAIR

Everything is in readiness for the
Apricot fair, to be held tomorrow in
Blackinton hall, and the indications
are that the exhibits will take wide
range and make an instructive show
ing of the possibilities of the valley
in this line.
As entries will not be made until
the moving of the fair, it is impossi-
BILE to estimate the number of exhibits.
but it is reported there are numerous
collections of choice fruit in cold stor-
age awaiting the opening of the fair
in the morning, and there are un-
doubtedly many who will bring fruit
direct from the farms.
The chief fear of the management
is that the public will neglect to lay
their work aside long enough to at
tend the fair and get the lessons in
what has been accomplished which
can in no other place be learned.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-07
QUALITY OF MELONS IS
OF HIGH STANDARD

It appears that the melons which
are being shipped from the valley this
season are OF the high standard, fully
up, to the best year the industry has
known in the past. and as combina-
tion of packers has brought most Of
the acreage into a compact unit, it ap-
pears that the distribution will be the
best ever experienced.
The indications are that this will
result in bigger profits than have usu-
ally been experienced. This advant-
age, however, is offset by the fact that
in large part the industry has gone
over to Japanese. and American resi-
dent farmers will have a smaller in
terest in the industry than in previ-
Gus years.
II will be week or ten days before
the market gets far enough advanced
for the producers to begin to learn
what the season has in store for them.
but present conditions seem favorable
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-07
DATE GROWING RIVALS
EGYPT, SAYS EXPERT

LOS ANGELES. June 7.-P. Ii. Dor
sett, foreign seed and plant expert, at
tached to the United States depart
ment of agriculture at Washington, ar
rived at the Hayward hotel today on
trip to Southern California to make
soil tests in regard to the growing of
dates and tropical plants of Egypt and
Africa. Mr.. Dorsett has just COM
pleted a survey of the Imperial valley.
where he says he was delighted at
the progress made by dates planted
there year ago by government seed
men.
California is on the way to rival
even Egypt in the production of dates,
he said, If the success is continued
From what can see there are a
thousand varieties of marketable seeds
which go well with this soil and viii.
materially increase the states produc
tion of world marketing fruits"
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-07
70 STUDY IRRIGATION

WASHINGTON, June THE en-
sfneering work of the United States
for the reclamation of the arid lands
OF the west is receiving the close at
tention of numerous foreign govern
ments. Representatives who were sent
by France and Germany now are en-
route to the west to study the work
the reclamation service is doing there.
An itinerary has been arranged for the
visitors, who will devote several
months in a tour of observation. The
French government is represented by
NJ. Debat. director general of waters
and forests, and NJ. Nacivet. his as
sistant, while the German visitors are
G. B. c. Fisher, D. Hildebrand Wal
rath. Freiherr Won Wangenheim-
Wake and Herr Richter
Imperial Valley press., 1912-06-07
SUBWAY LINES TIED UP

tBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
BOSTON, June 7.-All traffic on It'd
elevated surface and subway lines wa
tied up when the unions voted by t3a
TO s for strike. Violence began a
daybreak Cars we're stoned and pa
sengers driven to the streets. Their
were frequent clashes with police q
Roxbury, Somerville, Cambridg
Charlestown and other suburbs, wit
scores of arrests. All the police II
serves are out. Superintendent Co
tello of the car company was throw
to the street and trampled before b.
ing rescued.