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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-20

5.95, DO. fanep $4.75--5. 10 bo. aamiIn $4.Bo
--4.40, Aosetnmebl, noreDeftIid, atmiidtss
a 5000, reinss gub $6.15-5.40, aemif.
dtes $4.g0-5.15 per BbT.
Betaen.--Warft rubia unb fen. 80.
2 rotber @inter ia - Ii6e, 20. s be. 1o9-
112t, ao. 4 rother 94-I07c Der Gu. gsrsouft
ipurben: 10000 DfunD rotber 8inter mad
grcbe su 1886, 5000 DO. tu 1OOe, gar bo,
sn 111&c 2 Cars 20. 2 rotbtr gSinter IN
ll6t uno Gar DO. su1l7e anf oem Reltiie.
n.-gFarft sabta d. pilliaer no
meibes S4-S5e, 90. 3 neises sI1s-s2c
no. 4 tpsibes 75-sIet5, so. 2 aefbes 82-83t.
sio. DO. s0--8le. Io. A DO. II - sOe
20. egeniihtes 81 80, No. 8 DO. 7st5 -791Se I
no. 4oo. IA --77t, iptises Aolbenforn 82-s6e,
atbts DO. 81 -8se. aemiidtes bo. 82- s6t
per Blu, 9ertaufi purbeH: / Gar 80. a aefbes
M 77e, q Cars DO. mad, Vrob. IN 75e, / Gar
Yo. . gentifatss iu 7Stis, gar so. nod
grobc ~ zoe, ! Gar DO. al 75c, / Gar bo.
~ 74e, edr 10. tueibes su 81 tSe, 2 Cars
No. . DO. III s2c, ! Gar msists nod grObs
~ 79e, ] ear tpsibts tolbentorn au s3Lt, |
ear qelbes DO. III 86l5c auf btm @elsiie uno
z Cars DO an 87ist bsi Antanft.
oafsr.~Warft tsbbait uno ftt. no. weiser
60 a--6le, Stanbars tpeiser 6o-60lsc, 30.
ptiSti ~ z2--U1 Eb, y fpttBer of--DJf, no.
2asriittsr 60ia--81e no. bo. $4,000, go
DO. 81 - 59e Der Eu. gerfauft iuuro.n:
j edr no. Deiber ,u Gle, gar 30. 2 aes
miftter III 60t. l Gar go. a bo. tu5s3le nuf
otm tselsik, lear Stanoarb mets.r ,u s0lSt
uno 5 Cars ao. eemiiater ,u 60t bel IN.
fuuft.
aoaaen.- gaartt a.tia. 10. 2 as - 97e,
10. 39l-s3t. no. s4-aot @ertouft nurbt
Sat No. IN $50 onf bem Geteiie.
@trftt. - 30. @inttr sllo-l.o5. 10.
95e-sl.l0, 80. 6o--35t. 10. 3 sprtnl
N.10-l.3 .32, 70. 80e-sl10, 5utteraerf.
65--sOe.
@.rasnmaI;. - 5ra5iabr6s.rt. sl45
-1.46 Der en-
Btrasti II BEE Sttree.. yreife nit s,ni..
Hiaen ain sleidtn Saa. otB boria.u 5nhres
april 19. 1912. apriL 19. 1911.
geeitsr. 30. rothet -. l16c 93c
Reffatoru, no. asmtfhtss 82I%t 53c
6aFtr, 70. 2a.miiftsr ntu.r 60t 84l%t
Noaaen Ro. neutr " 94t a7c
Gen 3o. Simetbn $3l.0o s2I.0J
gSbistn.
DER War't plr f.tit. ,BcrfaaFt uurosu:
s47 8bIs. Tifinsr's Finiih.s 6ooes auf
Der Fails bon 81 .33 per 9aaous.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-20
snper. sti,re s5s5-75o er,ro ~ so |

Shpere Sti.re $5.85--7.5o, ertra 81 so
--7.85, fdneg ----- Shfen $275--6.0O,
fleifderftiere $475--690, duserlefene bis
ertra $685. 90, Seif.rs $3.75-675, aus.
erieiene bis ertra $685-7o0, tfibe $2.25--
5 rs, ertra 1856. 10, gunners$2 00--3 20,
Sto6ers unb Seeoers $4.O0-5.75
Bullen --gei nur mdBIqer 3ufuhr uno
gutter Aadfrage mar Der Wartt farf.
Dta9sre uuo Itidte So 75--465, goIoana
A.75 - 5.6j, ertra 1915, fette Buaen
S. 5000.
q bsr.-anfangs mar Der Martt lebbait
unO tart unb bic 9reiie itisgsn nm 25c, fe,
len aber fpdter iuieosr, oa bic 8ad,fraae nahs
lteb
Srbindre uno arose So 50-7 so, fair Bic
f1lber in ben Fommiifions. 8 5duiern. -
oroindrs 4--5Re.
Sdpeins. - Die bsutiae 3uIubr mar
bic ar0bte felt fiugerer 3eit uub bic greiis
Titten un 5c.--Ssibts SerIaHotiortsu uno
8trtsl blieben ftstig,
Shp.re Shpstns brahten 50 O5-8. 10,
quite bis auserteiene Berpatunas. unO Steis
inerforten S8.20-8.3o, asmiftte 8erpa.
Sunasierten IS. 1885, orbindre BIG aus.
erleitne ihnsre iette Sdus IS 00--7 40, trtrd
$3.50, Stag5 $500 - 500, leidte Ser.
iaubtiorten s6.50--7.6O, sertd bon ITO gfo.
nnb peni1tr S5OD-8.40.
Shafe abed mmer Der Wartt
mar heutt lanqiam uno bic Sreiie taum tie.
tiq fir bic beiisreu Gualitdteu, Dabreno bic
anoersu um Soc bts Sl.00 per 100 Biune
uieoriesr mareu. Seihoreue Gdmmer une
Shnfe bliebeH itetio
Shafs. .--grtra $5.l5-5.25, quite bis aus.
trltisne s4.65 $40, orotudrt bis gut,
Sc 5O-4,50, 3dbrttuge IS. 50--625.
Sdmmer. ertrn s7.l5-7.20, quite BIZ
aussrlcieus S6 65-7l0 oroiudrs bis gut:
$3.50 - $50, aeiherene $3.50 - 7.30
Rriihiabrss 96mmer 81 .O0-I3.00.
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9robirt I'll. g. IetoI goItfb.
unb .gartsepers sSrienb~. b

Die Sungfernrebe eines
Gpro5. en elmer Der legten StBun-
gen bes sngliIden Cberbouies itIoB
Carl Of 6aropide feline Rebe iiber bic
WinbefIohnbtQ nit ben mertmurpiaen
0orten: rMeine 6erren, i'd babe be.
abiihtlgt, cine iebr quite Reoe gu bal
ten, uber tn fiirhte. odb meine ReDe
nift piel getauqt bait" =. Is mar Die
SungFernrebe BON 4orp 6arDnide, Der
AZ Sabre alt 1T, felbit 9rubenarbeitsr
mar, ais 9plondiher in 4uftralisn
fein Slid iuhte uno iih ibsrDies audi
als Wlaf6tniit, WtotDrfuhrer unp Suit
idiTfer betbdti9t bate. SSyn Der .8aitp
Utall" be1hreibt Der 2oro nun feline
gmpfiroun8en ais Sungfernreoner I'M
6auie Der 2pros. Gr er8dblt, bdb sr
10 8Ieles i'm &ppie bate, mas sr idqen
notlte, oaB e8 tbm obsr i'm ridtigsn
Wuqenblid ntft etniiet. gr babe ourh-
aus unoorberettet geiprohen uno bas
QRort ergrifferl, neil er netnte. odB er
dIs geDeiener 8rubeHarbeiter etrpas
bon Der Sate psritebe. 2tber Die 4t
moipb0re I'M 6auie Der Qorbs Isi cine
70 talte, boB er uuitatt eines frifdeR.
Elm faules Gi le9te. sd bin etn 5os
sialift," Icbliebt Der GorD. Der Elm Nit
glieh oes porHehmeH Carlton aIubs 1T.
,aber niebt bon Der Sorts, lpie bic
5ubrer Der gesentpartieen Streibetps=
gung, Die nur on oas 3sritpreu unb
niht ouran oenten, hab peun einmal
4ues gritort lit. nidots mehr ba fein
tpirb, um oas 9aus aufs Reue anfsus
'bdilsn."
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0lms,pdrttge Mdrfte.


HtU " I, 10. Aptll.
| WebI.--8ufu9r 30,62O 8bIs., gsrfanoi
2 1893 NbIs. Der Nlartt mar beute ftiter
prina Eatent $5.55-5.so, gsinter 5traiabts
S4.60-4.70, Binter gatents $485-5.1 1O
Sprins clears $4.45-4.7O, @inter grtra,
TO. l So. .90---4.O0, SO. 2 DO. $3.75--3.85c,
Aanias Straishts s4.90-495.
Roegeumebl mar b.ute feH. Gair
bis sutss s4.so-5.00, Dolce bis ianes $5.o5
-5 .25.
8udpetsenmeal III Hau su $3.50
per loo gianb fair bis aut.s 1926 -
5.l5, Dolce bis fanen s5.o0-j.25.
aismtbI it ftstig. Geiues peis.s
| unb 9elbts sl.70-1.75, srobes $l.6j-I. 10,
| Rilnbrieb s415.
| 9nd me ten nominea. gm.rican 85t
une eaaaoian 83r {. |. 7. gleiu 9or;.
Rsggen lit feit. no. 2 8stern 98s
bel antnHft G. |. I. Buffalo.
Ser ae IN fsft Nal;scrft, 125--l38c
| {. / 7. 9uffaIo.
Bsiss n.-3ufubr 1915 8u., gsrfanot
-- gu. 9lartt IN itarf. Go. 2 rotbsr
neuer 1895 i'm GteoatOr uno 1895 I. o. b.
| fhtptmm.no. ao. | Northern Eulut6 122At
Ii. o. B. ihmimmerb.
8tlt d form. - 3ufuhr 1875, Gerianbt
---~ Gu. Wartt IN itittr. erport No. 2
neusr S3slc I'M essbator uao 841as (. o. b.
| fdbplmHeno
9afsr.-3ufubr 32,359 au., g.rfanot
- 8u. Martt In beute f.i. Stanoaro
tpsiser 64Izc ian glepator, Go. psissr 6415c,
30. SIC, no. 6318c.
Seu III letter. -Brimn 1850, no. l5Oc,
10. 2 l36-l35t, SO. 8 ll5-i25c.
Sopfen rubia. state 1911, orbind
r,r bis dIoit. 32--50s; 1910, 45--47e; DatiFt
eoaft 1911. oroiHdrer bts boic. Al 44c,
| 1910, 40-42c.
Sdut. i,Hs fpillia. -- g.utraI am.riro
24l4t, gosota 233l-242lt.
| 9so.r 1T fet. 5emlot 25--27c.
Eort IN itt. famiL1 s20.0o-21 90,
| ihort clear sls.25--l9.45, Wss 5000
2025.
| se.f IN fsa. samila $500 1850,
gles sl3.5)--l4.O0, gt.i. hint.n $1,000
500, B.rpaft .oo-l3.5g, Gits ertra
| Jnold Wes sle. .g0--lS2j.
Gut Meats fino astio s.pot.tt. Bel.
lies, 10 bis IA p'e, l0H--lIl4c. bo. 5but.
tern Sl9-3Ht, DO. Shin'tr l2--l2l1c.
ma Diqia Riools gset primo
fl0.35-lO.45; Raffirirtsr itstiq. Sentiment
slO.S5. =. u. sil.50. eompouno s1-8t%e.
al IN left. Brima Gits 6lkr, goun.
/ trh ; -6sat.
! ~ " " WI W WSS Ell mar mIUtQ
/ Yrima robes So 35-547, prima Somn.r
/ ssLbss s6.44-647.
Bstrole III iel. aaiEntrt.s
| 9su Bort s8.45, BailabsIpbia uno8altinoc,
| sS.4j, DO. in Butt - 85
| " oil. IN rubis. Tom.Itit sl.tre Cbin
2yc.
| Sar1iF n wiIlis. Straineo, a.pobuli.
| bio autts IS $3.50.
1.rpentiu III fetta ,u 473le.
aeitit isf einb.imifa.r 3H-5s{c.
| patna 8a6-6ssc
| WoIa i.s itctia. Relu crI.ans Cp.u
Rttile, outer bis hoiee, 3j--5Ot.
8u6sr.- Hober ii fta. Museababt
SO Get. 3.6lt. Centrifugal ss 4tft 4.Ilr,
WolaFes.3 3uitE 50 Gen 3.36e. stafHnirt,v
in fsit. Gut 9oef s.OOe, gruib.o 5.90c
Nonle NJ" S.55e, gubes 545e, gope.r,o
5.35c, @ranuLatse 5.2Oc, DIAMOND ~"
5.20c. eoni.ction.rs ~" 5.o5c, 80. sos
20. 2 5.0)t, 10. s4.95t. 30. 44.91r, 20. s
4.85, 10. q 4.80c, Wo. 4.75c, 10. 84.7Ot
/ no. 4.65t, 90. 10 SOC, no IL 445, So
| 12 4.50t 70. Is 4.40c, a3. II d. .40..
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hieaao. 10. Nprll.

" "a o, ~ Hprit.
Ws6I. - Der Rarst mar F.H. gsint.r
Batents st3o-5.40, straiabts So. 500. 90,
sprina Sat.nts 4.75-6.i0, straia6ts sA.4O
-4.65 Saters s36O--4.o0.
Rsi.su. flr Wai li2I5-l13Zsc
am Sftub 37se;furJuli f0TIS -l0sI6c. am
Salus l03lsc; fur September l031s-l0415r,
am Shtus losIc.
Bel Torn. Tdr Wdi T7l<-
75kc, am 5hlus 7slse;far SuIi Is Js-7sI
am Stlus 78lst; FIR September 74-74z&e,
am s5lus 74s4e.
6afer. - ear geai 57ss-57%e, an
stLus 58t5e; fur JUL 535s-54ssc, am
snlus sac; fir September a3-43$c,
pm stIn5 431Ic.
aosasn.-ao. 2 96c.
Ger tie Gut, 1utt.rstrF, s5-l05c.
quite bis t,oic. RaIIq:rfs l22-l38e.
Z IA ts amsH. - go. .. 50.
2i5l1c, 80. l u. g9 252c.
8tmothpia mtn.--sl.u.r $500
1900 per gsntntr.
attsiaamen. - s15.0O-20.5o Der
ssntner
Rssport-sl8. l2l5-1s.25 Der gbt.-sar
Wai sl8.o5-ls.l0. an ShIub sl8.IO iir
Juli sls. .371S-ls.47Il, am shIus SIS. .47ts:
fir September slS.S5-lS.771st, am ehIus
sl8.75.
2 hmal,. si015 per 100 pfuub.-
FlrMnt sl0.l0-l0. .2OlS, am Sd,iusslO.l7L:
FutJuli $40 42i9-l0.32, am Shlus slO.47:
iar esptsmbrr $40 50--io.62ta, am Satus
Sf0.82.
g Ssort aieDe ri te N. - Qoie 50. 90
Der 100 gfo. Sar Wai $9.s2Ia--9. .S715, am
shIus $9s71z; fur1uli $1,000 1b--l0 l2l5,
ON SAIus $40. l0t 'Hr Septemb.r $40. .25--
1913. am Shlus kl0.32
cutter. - War.t in itetic. 6r.am.rits
28--3lc, Darn 2i--93e Der 8fune.
eier. Der Rnrtt in f.n. sriias I7l6
-lSl4s per Tuteus.
Ra fs.-Wartt III itetis. grsam l624--
lie PER Bfune.
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Uds. ssuss sss afnsm il Res Ysn.

9sIs .cn san' tpurbe ,u 2f--3S aHsee.
Iiehtn nnb idlob ~ 2la --2AF.
grima 0elhaftspapwre matbsa ~ III
4kE bistoHtirt.
gferIina erhanae IN ftft. Gidt
ID s4.s7l4 unb 80 Tase ~ s4 s4.S3Ts--4.841s
Hunbss. SbIiaationsri marsn te'
tia uno mHrben pis folat anoiirt:
Der. Staattn Rsfuuoing 2F 1909 -101M,
~ rsaifirirts fl9o5) i14--li4A, Coupons
il44-l15 ST rtsiFirir!e l02R l03
Coupons logss ssbotfn, pnnama Coupons
2& 1907 gsb.
Httte Ter glartt mar and
heute ipitbsr Hau unb sebriidt, ipdt.r ieeod
srkcltsu lid, bic prsiis stmas uup Der Warti
fhIob ftetia. Tie shfubnotirunaeu srgdben
TIM Bsralsid nit oenen bon gtftsru, nnr un'
btbmtsnte 8erdneernngeu.
Nahftebenbe aurfs Duro.n bon Der Girma
Jrpin, Bagmnn & 60, 10. .2s - 232
@aInut Strube. berihttt:
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9d8liAer Wsartt.N . Neridt.
Sineimnati. 10. asriI 1912.

etnfiunat ~. aprsl 1912.
Die na4feIseusen Cuotirunasn bs,ieb.n
I'D aur aaf gaarps srnnsaltionsH. Bel
tlsiaersn 9siAaftra ptrbtn stnas bSbsrs
Yreife hsredna.
RroDifiensn.
Der Rartt mar ruhss uao bic Treife fes.
e6mals.-prima Steam tl0.lo-l2 90,
ars6snaefatisnes teifh. gaartt
ies. ebert dear Stitsa l01 - lie. ihort
Hppenfsifen ioh--l0Is, srtra fbert sltnr
essiem loIg--lo4e, eaultsrn Sls--eI[s.
SeGies II - i21<s lois nnD 1fe rnsbr Der,
pait.
Daes n. - Marfi ieaer. Ghert Hare seiteu
ll4-l2s. fnrje Nippenieitsn ilh - iisse,
srtra fbert slsar 5sitsn Ii h-ll31s, SAuitsrn
lo1< <--loAs uns Bellies i21z --i3lzt loIe nab
ke per Bfuno mebr nsrpn6t
Sugar Cured 6isilA. - Martt fen
ediafsm i4.50- 1900, Visnie e6aIftr
IL .O0--1l.5O, Nrrasfaii Haeen l5.00-16. 90,
eAultsrall .oo--lL50, Rem Bort Gut sAul.
ssrn Ii.b0-l2.O0, trsAsns essf. SAinssn
ls.0o--e000.
sutsep6dsItss 8Isif&.-n naartti.a
91tRffH i24-liks, pisnis sAulteru
9l-l0s, eeuisS l2a{ {-l3i@s, ghnitern ga
10s. Nsp bort Gnf SAaItern IoL L--lOs1e.
.orif9ts6IeifA.- - S&iatsn ia -l3e,
SieHis eAulttrH S]k-- 10t, S2al.erH sk
--l0t, fbert Nippssisiten 9--9i4f, fbort fIars
Seiten Sl-0ke, tFtra iton Seitsa 81
slzs csilss ioh -i2,at, per Sfaas.
Mshl nnb eetrfise
Wstt Msass Minter vatsnt t4.55--4. 10,
8inter 6anee 44.2b-4.60, Minter 6amiIs
9a6O-<.O6, eFtea o3.oO-s.7O. erSiadreS
.fes<0-s.6o.-e -eastsT &siaas 4s&sus .tS 80
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metau Marft.

a.p Aers, 49, Sprit.
3ian III isit su $43. .70-44.70 aupfer III
iuiata: Sais Is - l614e, elscthrolptie ;u
l6-l6lsc. safina AZ 1874 - l57se. Std
tuiiia ia s4.l2-4.2214; SpeIter III isn
ia $6.8o-6.90. e;i,n mar itstta SO.
sounora aortbtrn ~ Si5.25-l5.75. so. 2
Do. su Sli.75--l5.25, 70, soutberu uHe
70. Soatbera loft III $lS.25-l5.75 A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-20
gbttdao, I9. gpri[ 1912.

ainbbtth. - geeoes s. 60-s. 70, l.rus
sti.r. - 75-6 10, peftGihe sttsrs S. 90
7lO, 5tottrs uue ;seebers 81 30-6. 50,
fsube uno Seiiers 81 65--725 fdlbsr $5. 90
- so. Wartt itstia bic itort
Shmeine. - 2eithte 81 60-8 02Js. ce.
mifhts ~ .65--8 10, idlDsrs S770 - $40,
rnuhe S7.70--7.s5, Eerta $500. .35.
Wartt lansiam uno Sc ni.brteer.
Shafs ~ gimmer - Shaf.: Gin.
hsimiite $4 Oo-650. pcitIihc 81 25-7 90,
JdbrliHo. s5 s0--7 25. sdmmsr Gtub.imt.
ias s5 25-7 IS, Dsitiitbe IS 5O-8 80 0artt
itdrt.
3ufuhr ainbpieb 100, ShT.ine
10000, Shafe uue 2dmm.r 5000
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Viebmarfte.

siueiunati, Is. april.
3ufuhr une @trianot pabrsnb Der bsrHoi.
itnfn - Stanesu, p.rat,dtn init ben perbtr.
aebsnosn Sagsn patea ipie islet
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Nsoiit Welomiarfte.
Sinsinuatt 10. asril, isia.

Ginttnndft, ID. dprit, fSl2.
sn ben meiffen bieiesn ganfen rarsa bic
@sid1fte bsute rubig. Dir Nahfrage mao
Tarlthen fpar nubeoeuitno uno @tlb
mar wiiia. Tarleben .on taaN uarbtn
peH ben TnBfen III sts--4S ansgslHbsn nHD
Sid ffspapisre wafbsn ~ bIaa--6R biSscns
tirf. Die Matter plasiritn Yripatiapisal ssfl
eaIl- su s11aa n unD aui Belt u4-4K%.
nshlsi snt Rep ssa
nuroen ,u Zoe pramit suifAtn 9dnitn bers
sanh. Die Goanierrate bttrdst soc Pramas
per 1900.
fne ifttia. Die foIssnbtn nuotiranstn fne
su bsrihtsn:
YonSon, 8 7aae sia,t, s4.S7i5--4.s73ptr
e, so gaas sSidt. s4.s4-4.s4I4 PET 4; pafit,
faae Eidt, 5.l2b - 5.l5 per 5rnnts
tlO0 90 2aae siht, 5171z-520 Srdnss per
800; fur Etutfhlane 4 Rage Sidt Wafi
s518t DO. 80 1ase Sidt, 941at
Tceumeutdrb Eias auf 9onbou purbsn ~
4.ss, auf GLASGOW su 4.s2s une auf esiiaa
su 4s2ha bsrlauft.
fa5is unD asiis. Die eanfsH auotissH wis
fSlst;
~ Honbs, 1925 Coup. LA 1l4A
81 Honos, 1918 .1025s lob
2a Bombs, 1880. j. ...1O0k l0lA
2a Yduama a........loJA
GieasiHs 1smfe t,mfAss.
Tyr flmfat i'm hisiiatn Glearinbouis belief
Ea teuie auf ~ 1896, ,750.
gsfai, ,esf.rit&tsn.
aueb bsaie parsn bic Gtiddfts an Der bic.
iiaen |orie fpisber iebr ruhis unb es tpurosn
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-20

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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-28
Relief Societies OfAt|anta
Observation-Disclosures

In view of the satisfactory service which Mr.
Thomas Evans has always given the city in his ca
pacity as City Warden hope that the voters will
return him to office AS officials of local charities
coming in contact with the work of the City Warden
we are in position to testify to Mr. Evans fitness,
and to his faithfuness to his duties
We publish this statement because we feel that
the efforts of various institutions behalf of the
poor will be hampered by putting an inexperienced
man in the position of City Warden. We are conf
dent the ctys relief work would also suffer
Therefore, please vote for Mr.. Thomas Evans for
City Warden
L. c. Hopkins, president Associated Charities
Mrs F. M Robinson, president Florence Critten-
den Home.
Mrs Nellie Peters Black, president Free Kinder
garden Association.
Mrs Bulow Campbell, president Home of the
Frendless
Leon Eplan president Montifiore Relief Associa
ton
V. H. Kriegshaber, president Jewish Educational
Alliance
Mrs. Gilbert Fraser, president Shetering Arms.
Mrs S. j. Purtel, president Old Women's Home
Mrs J. N McEachern, president Wesley Settle
ment House.
T. c. Hamilton president ST. Vincent Society
(Advsrtisemen)
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-28
CHANCE ALMOST
SURE To- LEAVE
CUB TEAM

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S-That the sharp
reply of Manager Frank Chance to the
temperance statements issued by Pres
ident Charles w. Murphy. of the Cubs.
may hasten the managers retirement
is gossip that has stirred Chicago fan
dom today Chance will return to Chi
cago early next week. There will be a
personal interview with Murphy After
that, the fans say, there is likelihood
that Chance. who has wanted to leave
the Cubs for some time, will quit,
Il refuse to become involved in any
personal controversy with Manager
Chance" said Murphy today. He is
in a New York hospital fiat on his
back. Until he has personally told me
what he said and that he said it after
knowing exactly what I said regarding
the Cubs, there is not a thing. that
can or will say"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-28
BACK OF HEALTHY BABY
GIRL Is TRANSPARENT

PITTSBURG. PA, Sept 2S--A baby
girl with a transparent back was born
today tot Mrs. Henry L. Hobots at
Fayette City, twenty miles south of
here. Through the thick skin covering
the back the internal organs can be
seen, When the child is laid upon its
stomach the movement of the lungs
and the pulsations of the heart can be
observed. The child is apparently in
good health and is normal in all re-
spects except its back. The child will
be brought to one of the Pittsburg hos
pitfalls for treatment to correct the abb
nOrmalitN.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-28
ROOSEVELT WILL START
MERCER~GCRD0N GAME

MACON. GA. Sept 28,--With the
champion Bull Moose blowing the wis
tie the 1912 football season of Mercer
will begin this afternoon. While Colo
mel Roosevelt will be in Macon only a
few hours, yet the managers have ar
ranged for him to be at the park and
start the game. An effort was made
to postpone the game, which is only
practice game with Gordon, but It is an
annual affair and the first game of the
season. and the Gordon authorities
would NOT agree to a postpCnement.
So the students will have the privilege
of seeing and hearing Colonel Roose-
velt and still be able to attend the
game.
Tho Gordon bunch is exceptionally
fast for prep school, and always
makes a good showing, And this year
they nope stronger than ever 20 defeat
Mercer
President Holmes, formerly a pro
lessor at Mercer, is exceedingly anX-
ious to defeat the Baptsts, aud ap-
pears very hopeful. While there was
not much material on hand at the open
ing of Gordon it is only natural to
suppose that Coach Williams has de-
veloped a strong machine.
DR.. Stroud is still Ill and confined to
his room, and it is not thought that
he will be able to attend the game to-
day and see the new men work out.
This is the main object Of the game
to get a line on the new men. Captain
Norman has been conducting practices
all the week. and he feels sure of vic
tory, but says he will not endeavor to
pile up a large score.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-28
Too Much Confusion Over Ducats
For Big Series, Says Runyon

out the season why should the
methods that are known to be sue
cessful through long experience be
cast aside for experiments?
IT HE extensive bulk of Jeff Tes-
reau is gradually sopping up
all the worlds series calcium light
to the very painful exclusion of nu-
merous other celebrities. Every
time Jeff appears now there is
distinct sag in the odds against the
Giants. Jeff produced one of his
very best performances last Satur-
day against the wise old Pittsburg
crew. Amy man that can beat them
in such handy fashion is a big
Lacquer He held the Pirates to
five hits and one run. and the best
feature Of his work was the fact
that he did not walk a single man.
although he hit Max Carey with a
pitched ball.
The big boy has been in the hab-
ii Of walking three or four batsmen
to game. but he has gradually
gained control, and Coach Wilbur
Robertson believes that he will
finally become as steady as any
pitcher in the land.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-28
MATHEWsoN A HERO.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2S.-Christy
MathewsOn, whose abilities as a res
cue pitcher have saved many games
for the New York Nationals, performed
efficiently in another form of rescue
work. The Giants noted box man, out
for an evening spin in his automobile,
stopped his car on Washington Heights,
elboWed his way through the throng
and long before a summoned ambu-
lance had arrived picked up two un-
conscious men who had been struck by
another motor car, placed them, with a
policeman, in his car and was off full
speed for the nearest hospital Both
the victims of the accident Frank
O'Neil and William Popp. are in a Sc
rious condition
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-28
Giants and Red Sox Sure Draw Record Breaking Crowds
FANS TO PAY 100000 TO SEE THE Big SERIES

being paid in at the New York and
Philadelphia parks,
Z ROM the pages of the Reach Of
fetal American League Baseball
Guide, that wonderful publication
priced by every American man and
boy, we obtain the following Off
cial results:
The 1911 Series Financial Result.
The receipts of the 1911 worlds
championship series were the high
est of any worlds series to date.
under the auspices of the national
commission. The total attendance
for the six games played was 49,
SOL and the cash receipts were
$342, 364.50. or this the national
commission received 34,236.25; the
New York and Athletic clubs re-
ceived each $9O,1OS72; the Athletic
players received $76,746.37 and the
New York players $51,164.24. At the
rate of so and 40 per cent of a
players pool for the four games
they were entitled to participate
in $l27910.61. Twenty one players
on each team were eligible to a
share in the worlds series money,
which means each of the Athletics
drew down $3,6545S, while each eli
gible Giant received a check for
$2,436S9. Following are the off,
cial figures:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-28

be close to half a million dollars.
The Polo Grounds will stand just
as they are, but up Boston way
day and night shifts of workmep
are being employed to enlarge Fen
way park.
The possibility of another tick
ct scandal is thing that is wor-
rying the magnates and we are
told that every precaution will be
taken to protect the public in this
respect
one thing sure. For one week
the Bull Moose and G. o. P. are
going to be sadly neglected. The
man in spikes and uniform will
rule the nation.