davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14

Girl MsTisngers iino jebt
oas Weueite in 2onoon, Gas oortige
Saupt6ureau BON Reuter's Ie!egrammz
G&ieQftoft, oas cine groBe Qn3afl BON
flinten Qaufiunaen CUR AufrehterbaIe
turg ietne8 8etriebes n0tbig bat 1T
oa8u iibergegangen, itatt Der Sungen
WGohen on3uitellen. Die Dtdod1eH
iino ihneler, tiid1tiger uno 3uoerIdnis
ger ais bic 9pp5. s5n etnem Snterz
piefp Bat Der &eiter bes Jteuter' Ihen
Bureaus bic 9riinoe Oarqeieqt, Die 3ur
gepor3ugunQ Der r9irIz zWeiiengers"
qefIbrt huben: bic qeiammelten Grs
fQhrunQen btloen einen interefanteH
Seitraq 8ur Yip6oIogie Der Sungeu
uno Der UtdOten. nllnIere Girl Rsis
IengerB", 10 ertIGrte Der Iirettor, npera
ie6en ibr 2lmt unperqIeihli4 bener al5
bic SunQsn. Die W}doten erIebigen
ourhi1nittli6 oret 9otenadnge in
oerielben ,3eit, in Der bic Jun9en b0hs
items 3pei beDdltiqen. lIno oas bat
Ieine Quten 8runoe; bic tleineu 6erren
| Tino 8u istr ouf 3erireuun8 erpiht.
Gin StruBenunfnu ooer Yflaiterarbetz
ter uben auf bic Sungen eine rdtbIeIe
bate. ober unlpioerItebIife gin3iss
bungstraft aus. fie mUFen iteten bieis
BEN unb suIeben, &eJ einigen berSuns
qen entoette ic1 zines Iagsa iosor
Qoubfr0lte, nit oenen IIt bic iugenbs
lihen GiI6oten bic Gjnt0uigteit ibrer
Uonoerunqen erIeihtsrten. limb ipenn
elm SuHge ouf Der StrdBe cine 5ertRtts
terte 3eituuq iiebt, 10 piro ieiu 8eblrH
ooourh mertmiiroi8 angeregt; teloer
ieooh iibt pteIer @prqang auf bas 8e>
ben teinen beIaieunigenper Gtnflub.
| Die W(dDheu dber 1jnb bon oteisn
speifeIbaften 4nqsppbnhetten oolltons
men frei, Sie erfiiQen obne llmihpeis
! fe ibren Muftrug, lungern nitt herum.
IaiTen iit ntht aufbaIten 5traBenz
unfdQe unb YflaiterarbetteH Iino ihnen
oolltonmen untntereTdnt. Jd felh't
Die Ib0niten 6utIdoen perm0gsn ibre
| Shritte nttt 5u perlongfamen; Tie
| finb BON elmer erItdunlihsn 8epiTens
bnftiateit, ia fat pebantiid pflidttrsu.
tpdbreno ben Sungen tmmer tbrepbdHs
taiie nurhgett." Seitbem perbeu muir
nod in, Rahtbienit Sungen perpanDt;
am 9uge bsberr'6t Der .@irls meFens
ger" bas 5elb. Die 8otenmdoeIs tras
gen cine biibfhe bloue Uniform, tpeibe
Strpbbiite nit ihnor5en Shleifen uno
am Girtel -sine tIeioiame TeIsgramms
toi9s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14

ertra $8.00--S.25, Getfers $3.50-6.65, aus.
erIeiene bis ertra $6.75--7.25, fantp ----
Aibe $2.O0-5.50, auserlefene bis ertra $500
--6.75, Gamers $2.00-3.25, stoders uns
Geebers S3.75-625.
Bul en n. - Bel uur mGbiger 3ufubr
mar Der Wartt beute fetiq.
Nagere unb Ieihte So. .00--4.00, golssna
S4.00-4.75, srtra s4.65-5.00, fetts Suaen
$4.75-5.35.
Salber. - Die Aaairaae mar eiut
,iemlid quite unb bic prsiie paren itetig.
Drsiadre uab stsbe S4O0-8.25, fair bic
quite le;hte $6.50-8.75, ertra 5000.
AdIber in ben fommiiiIous.Sduiern. --
santp 9e, prima bis auserlefene 8 - SRe,
orbindre 4-6e
St,peine e.--Ti. 3ufubr BON Shiueis
uen III aerinq uno bic Nahrldt, bas IN ben
petliden Wdrttsn bic Breiie in bic Sobe qe-
aangen, bate 3ur 6otee, oab aud bier bic.
ielben um Zoe ittsgen. Ter Nartt itIOb
taneiam.
gute bis auserlcfen. gerpaduuas- unb
aleiiheriorten 81 80--8. .65, eemiibts 8erpa.
duuasiorten s8. .50-8 65, crSindrs bis aus.
.rIsfsns fhpsrt Fetts Sdue 625-7.75, eTtre
1876, Staqs $425--6.75, srtro s7.75
Isihte 8erionetiorten s.. 35--8e5, Gertel pou
Ito 9fb. uue peniasr S. .25-8.30,
Shafe uub ssmmsr. - Die 3ufuhl
nar b.uts qsging, bic Rahira9e nur mobi9
unb bic preiic stuas nieortaer. Sdmme
fislfn um 25e per 100 Pfuub.
Shaf.. - Grtra $3.50, quite bW aus
.rleiene $500 - $50. orbtuirs bis gut
SI.25-2S5, gtuttsridafs $3.50-4.25, Sobr
linse $4.00-500.
eammer. Srii6iahrs ertrn S6.75, gut
bis auserlefene $550-6.65, orDinare BIZ
fair. s400-5.25, guus s2.50-3.75.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14
Wener, / Got an Gpdns Blace; 81.

Meper, ! Got an Gpans pIace; 81.
Geo. B. 9fbein an Geo. q. WiI.
lion, so 5uB an &oiiing Strabe;
$3.50.
Ssohn 81. Sacobs an tsranceS 80.
WcGonahan 80 SUP an ct. Gbarlas
Wlace; 81.
Gliie 2eininger on Wti6oeI Sci.
niuger, 1 Got an @abaib 9IDenue;
81.
$. 6. 8o6oitb on Gcrric auebn,
/ Sot on ainiep IDenue; 81.
g. g. Cooper on emma aIoufe,
80 SUB on Tnirpiep @penue; 81.
2i35ie pugb Roberts an Dm.
@inter, / 2ot on @opmiller Strai3e,
nahe 6cpfins; 81.
sSranf Seiler au 9luno Wtenfe, G
2ots an Gben gDerue; ST.
gomuno 8. WtunB an &omer q.
Smith, Got 638 in SotteD Furt I'm
terobtbeiIlng; 81.
Senrp Sod an emma Shueer
Got an S5ones StraBe, nobe @aoe
81.
1Srcb 9}ebhol} on @1n. Gieines
ring, % SUB an Spring @ropc Ipe'
me; 81.
ltnion earrings 0fenltn 60. an Sc
len Wode, Got 9S6 IN gfortb College
Sia llnterabtheillng; 81.
Su6urbQu Y. 6. Gn OH 9}o6er.
q. 2Iopo, 3 2ot5 in GIsmere; 81.
G6naro =. Shricoer on gernori
g. goQof, 100 SUP on @ee6poot
| 9lnpr,,p. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14


Welt. - Der wartt in Fetia. sStuttr
vat.nts "a. .20--4.70, straiass 81. oO-.4. 80,
6prina 4atentss3 $3.50, straiatts "a. 90
--4.60 Baters A.0O--4.30.
nsissn.-sar September az 931%e,
am s6lut 93hs fur December 90 -
s3Hs. am shlus s3e; fir Wai $50
96sst, am saIuS 963sc.
@tIfdfsra.-S SRr stptsmber 69Il-
Tic, an ShIui 7e; fiir december 543S
- 55t, ain saIus 54T.s; fur Rai 54L -
54t<s, am Ghlus 54sst.
1afer.- Tiir September 3las 32t,
am sAlut 3ls4t fir December 32lk-
1926, am SdIub 39ht; fur Ttai 34%-
84T.e. am ShIus 34Tsc.
Hssss Ro. 2 zoe.
ssrRe. - 81. sutters.rf. $3.50,
cute bis Dolce glaIslsra. 60--Toc.
fimsthaf ad dmsn. --slsue s4.00--
500 per gentn.r.
sIeeisamta - sl0.0o--l5.0o per
gtntusr.
Wesssrt-I7.s 81 l.-1s.00 Der sbt.- air
September sl7.s5 - 1900, am ShIxs
$500. fir Sftob,r sl7.95 - 1905, am
ctlHs tl8.02l5 iur 9anuar Sls.52Ss-
l8.77I,. am sdIub s1s.77lf.
SAmat,. - sl0.37is per 100 BIB. Run
September $40 72it t-l0.TL, AM ehius
$40. nv: fur C,tobsr sic .s0--l3STl., am
shIus $10.s7i% fur Te,tmbsr si0.50 -
l0.52ls, am sdIu5 sl0.52f; FIR 5aHuar
$10.50 - l0.55, am ShIHs sl0.55.
S5srt 4tpru Il te u-Sefe slo.87 \
per 100 yiuub. far September $l0.67ls
sl0S2la, am shIus sl0.82 x; fur S.tobtr
1910 - 10s2ls amS4lub $40. 82IS; III,
9anuar $751; 20, am stlus 1890.
Axttsr.- Nartt IN itstie. Grsamsriss
22-24c, Oars 2l-l3e per Ffuus.
eier, war.t "A fen. 6rif&e i6It -
1876 Der DsDsns.
4aie. -Rir.t II feii3. Cream l514
-l5he per Efans.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14

H,s.t<hs .EsstA.
Ssls. Rests sus alasn ix Rs,S Dsrt.

Cen on saas suree 90 "a - 80 sHs'
aeiieheH.
pruma 0eiAaftspapisre Durben ~ 5-5k%
biffontirt.
et.rfina Grhnnas fittig. siht gu
4.S7&--48TL, uHs 90 fdge 80 s4.o4--
4.64l6.
Huubes. cbttaattsne en- uaren ne.
tia uno nurben nie fcIat quotttt:
Der. staateu NeFuubina ~ l00la-l0lL,
~ rsoiHrirts (l9s5l 1i3k-il4h, eoupons
fl3k-ll4L, 81 rsaitrirts l02 ~ l02A,
Goussus I02 - 1o2L, Fnnama coupons
~ lO0L asb.
Hftien - Tis msfltte ei'tns
babBaruSps par heute 1art, uno eisiss haitt
,ur aola., bas bic game elite babel pron'ttr'
ia. gait iur,sr llnierbn dung Sstblssb Der
DART fsfi bic ium Ghtnb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14
Cincinnati, 13. Dug.
q cue SppotD g en-.

gteue Sppot y eten
Morgaret WonicQ an MoOtion g.
q. 9to. 2. $2500.
Gonaro :. S6rieoer on GoDte
HcoItp 60. S2415.15.
2Scbn llQrih on Columbia g. H.
9. I. Go, $500.
Sopbto If. SorDat on otciet6c,
$3.50.
Scboittan Schler on gtetD Mo-
bamt q. a., $500.
2lnna Cohen an Worgarct Rorpar,
$1,000.
Cana 2. @n0man on @poc Gnrf
9. II. 9. 60. $500.
Gtonlcn :. Nccohom on Minta
q. Cor, $500.
Gothrrine Sbobert on u. 90.
Slub, $500.
George 6. @romn an GImrpooD
glocc (. II. g. 60. $4,000.
gsrnooine 5uiTsp an Mt. Seal
tbp 2. II. &. 60, $500.
9tnnic @nner on oieicIbe. $500.
@oItcr MFiQcr on Some g. II. 2
Go. $tlOO.
Sobn ~. Oilers on ricfcl6c.
$4,000.
Z. G. airbp an SoltbIioa 9. II. 9.
Co. $4,000.
2Irna 80. 6oub OH CLINTON &lac;
g. II. 8. 60, $1,000.
5Iorsnce gIsarp on gait Gno 8. q
60. $4,000.
Sobn 5adenberg on 6erpitt 9lps. 9
u 9. IT,, $500.
5be Stanoaro pu1sp 60. an gi:
Sour Rp. Co., $4,000.
GamolisI 9resn an Grunt 9. 90:
mer. $464.69.
emma alonte an Yropioent g. 9
u :. Co.. $4,000.
Carrie ausbn an 8. 9. qadouO
$999.
wm. Dintsr an 9sit Str. 9. q
go. l. $500.
Grnn SIotter an 2ttIantic 9. u. So.
$500.
Gstilgts 5ppOtbeten.
Caroline u. neeQor an Builder 8
3rooers 9. Il. g. Co., $500.
WiQiam Rice an Delta 6. u. So.
$3.50.
eeorss D, Drt96t an Oisfs(be
$4,000.
Sphn uIrih an Columbia 3, II. &
u Co., $3.50.
Ssnrp Deilsr an Satlsp 9. II. {
Co., $4,000.
Barbara 6eIIsrn an Wt. 5eaitbp e
IL. g. Co., $500.
4manoa 6. Sanbers on Waoifo
9. u. go. 2. $3.50.
Murp Wulfetoetsr on Dintam s
Surner, $4,000.
5. 8. 5ubnitOn an 9lenoals g. u
$1,000.
6. 6. MDOrs an Rap 80. Ilortsr
$500.
2lmoIa 6. 5lotpsrg an 9. ). Stdi
fer, $500.
Sarab 6. RiIsp an Muurics Senrt
$500.
5lorsnce gIsarp an Gait Guo 8. Q
Co., $4,000.
arnslia DieB an pleaiant Rioss 2
II. 6. Co., $3.50.
Junnp +. Stopper an grtghto
| German 9ant Co., $1,000.
5enrp 6. Weaber on Columbia 81
Sni. Co.. $1,000.
Stonbarb YulIen 60. an gbus. {
Cor, $4,000.
2odppoo Rsaltn 60. an Z. 8. IN
I8. 8. Spellmire, $5125.
Gnsportb Sopttns an Gait Gno
| u. Co., $500.
5rant Seiler on 9tgblano ape.
Il. g. Co., $1250.
| Sobn R. Sacobs an 9oluntesr 8.
9. Co., $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14

Ri derat nit 7rnbt r.
parirt. 5rau Rurn gtariano BON
Orange, 81. s.. beftnbet lth I'M
Grange Merorinl 3oipttul, rpobtn
file Dor stpei Monaten nit gebrote-
mem Riidgrot seihafft spllroe, aui
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14

sineiunati. l3. Guaua.

gineinnati. 13. Gnauh.
suFuhr uub gsriauot rdtrsns Der peraoi.
ienen "a stune,n, utr9IiAsR mi. bem borber-
aebenben Gage Davta pts iolst;
aufusr: ayas,es 54nsia. SHaie.
aua, IL. .2245 3l4i 2043
Nua. ID. 23S l042 1926
Der B.sfaaes bs.ras In stristben 3sit:
aua. B.. IS 674 1908
Nus. l223 sos lis
RtRbeisb. Die Nadfrase mar nitt
spcb, bic 5ulubr sering nnA bic preife fsit,
bsisnbsrs fur bic bsFsrtn CnnIitaten.- .--9ute
stoders naD 6ssors limb hstis, NiI6tabe
loneiam.
GAsers etisrs s6.5o--s25. eytra $3.50
-8SO, fasss 49,. D4tsa 12.75--6.75,
6Isil&srjhers eA.5o-So0, asssrlstsns bu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14
MetaH marft.
gsrt. 13. Hunua.

g.s 9srt, 13. gaauH.
sinn mar pillia. Al s4555-48.0o; RupF.r
| 4 itsiis: eats III? l7sse, elsctbrslstie su
i7lx-I7sse, Ga1tn5 ,u IL - l7lsc. flet
isif su A.40 - 40; Speltsr in ptlia
III t6.So-7.o0. Gtisn mar hsnts fsit. ao.
Bsunbrn aort5tra "a sl5.7S-l6.z5. 3o. Q
DO. IN sl5.25-l575, 30. Ssutssra arb
Ne. 5og.hera iait ~ tl3.75-l6.2 rs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14
gkitaao, IS. Guguf 1912

~irbsith.-BssSss s.. 75-l0.25, Esras
Stiers s.. .O0--6.9O, pttlihe Stiere 6.25-
900, stoiers uub stsbers S4.00 - 700.
aubs unb 46sifers 81 65-8 .l5, aalber $6.5
-975. g1arit 'tetig.
ehD.ine. eeihts $500 - $50, a.'
mtfhte s7.6c-9.60, Thrers s745 - 8.45,
roube s7.45 - ITO, Strtsl $500 - 800.
Wartt IauafaE uno &c bobsr
Shafe uno edmmsr.-S Eafr: Gin.
b.imiite So. .15-50, peftIiae ga. 35-4. so,
sabrliuat "a. .30-55O, qammsr eru5simt.
iAe S4.25 - 725. tpttIi6s $4.25 - las.
Warft Hau uno m,itens 10r njeoriger.
8ufubr flHppei 1000. 5tDetne
10. 600, Shafe unb gdnmsr 10000
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14

DiIst 81 .sO--2.2B, sepobulid,r $l.76-2.O0
per Huibsl. 9u1DeiseR 81 .l5 auf BEN De.
lstfe uuS $3.50 ssm 6tert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14
1Ims,pdrttge Wdrtte.
Nebg 13. Nuauif.

Wekf -- 1ufHhr 30 ,ZSI EblB., Btrfdrbt
8,752 nbH. - Der wtartt Bar b.ute ftetia.
esrina gatent 81. l0-5.45, @int.r straiatb
A.50-4.60 @inter Patsnts $4.8o-5.25,
Ssrina clears s4.5o-4.80, 8intsr ertra,
80. L "a. A.1o-4.2O, Nc. 2 DO. s4.o0-4.10,
aanfas Gtraiahts &4.30-i50.
asaaenmstl sar bsuts rubia. gair
Bic suf.s s4.o0-4.1o. Dolce bis fanes $4.15
Arb.
euap.t,enmtst IN rubis ,u $3.50
Der loo Dfunb fair bis autes 1926 -
SIS, doie. bis faneu t5.oo-5.25
Raismeb mar astis. Seines peis.s
urb aelbss Sl.65-1.70, erobts $1.80--l.65,
Ailnorieb $4.05.
guh ei.en nonincn. Hmsriean Sje
uns Canadian 63s G.. 1. :. Rem BORT.
Rseqen rubia. no. BsFsru re
BEL anfunft {. |. I. GuTalo.
cert. IN ftetis. RaIsssrF. 10 - soe
@.iasn.-3ufusr 22) ,4OO gu., s.rranbt
90,750 Bu. gearft mar f,it. 30. rother
ueutr 102t i'm elepator uno l0612e 10. b.
ihpimmens. no. aortb.ra DuIutb 1o4s
I. o. b. Ihpimmene.
B.IIAfsrn. 3u'ubr - EerFanet
1920 Gu. Tlartt mar fstia grport 30.
ntusr s2t i'm GleDator uRo s2t I. o. b.
| ihpimmsus.
eaf.r. - 3ufabr 81, ,425 eu., @.rfanbt
4,625 Gu. Dlnrtt uupersssIt stanbarb p,i.
Der 5lt I'M eIsSatsr, 30. psissr Ole, So.
5ls, 30. 4 Sic.
S.u if itetia. - Srimn 1856, 10. / 130c
no. 2 l20e, 80. . 95-l05c.
6sbFer niaia. State 1911, prbind.
r.r bis aoiet 23-23e; 1919 l0-l5e; gaeiEc
Goat 1911. orsiHarsr bis 5oie. % - 28e,
1910, 10-l6e.
Sdxts fns ftetia - esntral xm.riea
25t. goaeta 24I<-25l&c.
eebsr III fsh. S.mloS 25-27c.
| Ysrf in fistin. 6amtIs 5000 21 90
| fbsrt elsar s19.50-2l.0Q, Nsi sl9.75-
2O.25.
sect IN fen. sdmiLu $500 - 1850,
Wes s15.0o--I5.50, Esti. 2 atnt.H s28.O)
--3l 90, Berpa1t SIS. 90 -ls.5o, Gtts srtr1
5ueia Res sIa. .00--1S.25.
gut W.ats finb 7tti1. e.pot.lt. Bel.
lies. 10 bis Ii gfo., IL l9-l4c. DO. SAul-
tern lf-8s1e, b. e6in,.n l3t+-14e.
Gamals III itdrf. RbbI. B.H prima
s1O.35-I0.95; NaFinirt.r n iri. Gonti.
usut .ll.25, o. u. sll.70, COMPOUND 81s-
63ac.
sas in fsa. srima sns ,u 63ss
Gsuntre s - 6ke.
1aumn sItfa amtu Del N ftf
srima robes III RoRiusu, prtma Semm.r
selbes s6.29-6.40.
Sstrsleum N tstig. RafFinirtss
Rts Bort 1886, BstlassEpbia unsSaLttmsr:
1886, DO. in SuH - rs.
Bale III itstis. 1om.atc SIs.c. cbic
3f-32c.
oar, IN a.tia. e:satn.s, s.D5snIia.s
Bis sutes 1855.
ferptntin n In tDiqia ,u 421tc.
Teis ia isf. GIn5eimif4er 4-64t
Satna 6--6Iae.
Rslaffes In ite,t3. R,D Orleans Cser
Asttle, aaisr bic Asiee. 37-'2c.
sa6sr. - Asher "a fstis. Maseassss
% fef, 8.52e, Centrifugal 9S fsh 4.02t
MslaH.s.3u9.r 80 fss 827e. HafFuirt.
IN ruhis. Sat esef $500, grufbes $40,
gouts n" sass. gubs 5.25t, Dsresr,.
5.i5e, Qrauulatts 5.0)t. Diamsns II
S.00s. gsnft,tionsrs n" 4.85s. 30. 4.85
Rs. 24.sOt, no. s4. 75t. 10. 44.70e, Rs.
4.65, 10. s 4.60t. no. 7 4.55s, No. 4.50c
10. Q 4.45f, 30. 10 %.40e. 10. IL AS. 20
124.3oe 70. Is 4.25t. 70. IL 4.25s.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14
g3ps,t Welom,artte.
s..einrati. is. nuasa, ,sie.

~ o
Die M6Afrdae nod EarIsbsa mar aud
heuts In BEN biehasn Hanfen fsine ntnntnss
peribe, unb BITE 6sfhdftt TIM Aneemeiuen pa.
ssn Tubis. Die 3insraten iinD unoerdnetrt
eebIisben, unb bic Hanien baben @tlo TIN
ilsberHub an eanb. EarIebeny on saH" pnr-
ben bon Den Hantsn sn 31t1--4% ausstIie.
tir.. Die Mafler plaetrtsn Earieben .eu taay
~ 8K-4< unb ouf Belt su az.
rgsAist anf Rsw Dsrs
nutssn ,u pari spiiHsn ganstu bsrinuit.
Ttt Gsnuterrats bstrdgt soc Framie per
$1,000.
NsafsT ssi ssssta.
fnh hstis. Die folssnbsa nuo.iruns.n anb
IN bsri&tens
qsnbon, faas ei&t, A.s7A per
e, 90 faas siht, s4.84A per l. !;
paris, 1aae siht, 5.l5--5.l6t8 per srantS
500 90 fase sidt, 5I71z-520 5ranes Der
500, fir TsutfhIanb 4 Gage siht. Nari
e5H-957e so. 50 1ass siht, s4I<s.
Documentary Sins aui eonoon murben ~
4.sss<, auf 9lasaon su 4.ss1s unb aui Bel.
fan Ju 4.s3I4 pertaut.
rastss-csfsaasrsn-
ra5is nno iistis. Die Banisa quotirsa ple
iOlsf,
GntauI. Btrfau'.
~ Ssnbs, 1875 Coup. .li3h ll41
~ BonbS, 1918 ...... .l024 l02A
~ Bombs, 1880. ...l00x l0lL
~ pannmd ...lO0N
Gtsssi1s 4snfs rmtass.
Der llmfat TN hisiiasn gfearinsbouie btIitf
fi& btuts auf $3.50, $50.
.eeisshstsu.
Ter Marlt in golnIisturitdien mar beutt
ishr ruhia. bic preiis nayn aber ftif. Dol.
gsnoe gsrfaufs iinb ~ beri1ien:
na bes 8sris,
First Call
2b Nfflsn e. & sah PEI xeIepb. .....2itIa
a'iieu II. z. grtniing. g.............. 10
reeond Cap
- asftsn gtne & CUB TEL IeIepb. .2l4ia
I!iisn gtnc Qas 4 Qleeirls....,.. So
Jm siienss wtasft.
&c aftisn ScteI @ibFcu so. pfo........i0o
~ Miiisn 9orfberH &. Ir.&pisbi pfo.. .1ei Y
3po aiiieu Columbia @ds & Elestrie.... 15it
leL Nffien geiuntbid 03ns x Gietirie.... f6M
2I0 afiisn Columbia Cos & 5lettrie.... ~
$1,000 Tsne. Qsppori & G0p. /. 5cr....f03
aaAasbtnes 1abeae bon I'm bisHo.n Rartt
bsSnblihen rsnos uas nttieH sisbt bic eff.
sieasn Cuotiruussn an:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-08-14

Ser.-vr.if. nieeider HafTnirser gEt
esd' s.S5t, bopser,s 5s5. Gub.s 5s1c.
sranutates 5.55c, EonFettisuers "" 5.40c.
OF II" 5.25-5.40e, neiser trtra q" 8. 10
--515e, ertra e" 495--5.05e, oroiuir.-
atIbtr 4.S5-t.90s.
Woraffes IN H.tt1. ves Ott.art Os.r
settr. s2-5oe, Centrifugal 1876, per
esnsne.
N.is.- aRartt rienria r.si1't ur> F,N,.
qsuifana, sanes Stas s[ - Te. prima s
-5He, srotndrtr s1-ize Sapan 4A-5Ls
Der tfuue.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30

nomic principles that underly practi-
cal agriculture, to develop the mind
and give skill to the hand, that every
effort of the individual, or of those
placed under his charge may be di-
rected with judgment and intelligence
to the accomplishment of the best
possible results, and to better the eco
nomic, social and general conditions
of the country home and country life.
The school offers a course that will
equip young men and young women
to teach in the common schools and 70
teach the things, as they have not been
taught before, that are closest related
to human life and human needs. 1t
offers superior advantages to young
farmers, mechanics and wage earners,
from eighteen to twenty-five years
of age, and who have found from ex-
rerience that they need to be better
equipped by education and training
for their life work. The thoroughness
of the literary course can be readily
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30

quire in the shops, they will not only
be able to repair, build and make al
most every article that is used in the
home and on the farm. but they will
be able to install many of the con-
veniences of the city into the coun-
try homes.
The every purpose of the school is
10 better the condition of the homes
faG farms, through the students who
attend the school,"
Pupils find life in the school home
like. Coming from country homes, they
find here similar conditions, that are
congenial to the lives they have lived
on the farm. Those who come from
the city find here change in the
lives they have lived that is delightful
end pleasing. Here boys and girls
have just as much time to do their lit
erary work as is given in any othe"
school in the state. They do upon an
average of one hours useful WORK
each day. They do upon an average
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30

conditions are congenial to home life,
hence inconsistencies is little heard of
among the students. While every
thing here is suggestive to the home,
the object of every lesson taught 5
to point to the lettering of the indi-
vidual home.
While the school is young in years,
the students have not been slow in de-
veloping this side of school life, thas
contributes so much to the mental and
moral Improvement and entertainment
of young people at boarding school.
The young men have a Y. NJ. C. A.
organization, Sunday school, short
prayer service every night in the lob
by of the boys dormitory the A. M
c, Literary Society, tennis club, and
each class a basketball and baseball
team. They also have large military
band and an orchestra. 1t is a rule
of the athletic association to allow
no student to take Part in any of the
games who does not make good class
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30

all of its opportunities for practical
training at cost, to furnish comforta-
BILE accommodations and nourishing
food at the smallest possible expense
to the students, and at the same time
surround them with an environment
that would be agreeable, to make the
study and the work not a task but a
genuine pleasure, and to furnish suit
able recreation for mind and body,
due care being taken, at the same
time, of the spiritual side of life
There has been a proper adjustment
of mental and physical culture with
the practical agricultural work and
the result is seen in a student bodv
warmly attached to the school and
carrying home, at the close of the term
pleasing and iudellible impressions If
happy and useful days spent within
its walls and on its broad fields.
The actual purpose of the school
and it's purposes are we'll borne gu:
in it's work-can hardly be stated
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30

riculum The course not only prepares
young men to successfully operate and
manage modern farm, and secure
from its operation results that will
compare favorably with any of the
professions or other vocations, but i;
also prepares them for any of the or
binary duties of life.
students now leaving the school,
and those who will leave it within the
next few years, in the items of fertil-
izers alone will save to the farms tt
"nich they go many thousands of dol
lars. Through the skill that they &C
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30

from the federal treasury. The vast
Importance of agriculture in the de-
velopment and maintenance of the
nations material prosperity is rec.
ognized now as never before and the
time can not be far distant when the
recognition will take concrete form
in annual appropriations to the states
for disbursement among district train
ing schools, such as those now found
in Georgia.
From the very inception the pur-
pose of the Third District Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical School has been
to give boys and girls the benefit of
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30

more concisely, or more accurate
ly, than by this quotation from the
latest Year Book
THE school was not established u
teach boys how to pillow. Practically
every boy has learned to pillow before
coming to the school. The school
where the average boy has learned to
pillow, the farm, has drawn no color
line, but all. regardless of color, hav,
been taught these blowing lessons in
the same school, the colored laborer
often proving the better skilled in
the work. The primary object of the
school is to teach scientific and eco
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1912-06-30

one hours work each day in the
shops, and still have time for recrea-
ton and athletics. A student dis
charges just such duties here, az
should be required of the same stu
dent in his or her country home. The
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1912-08-10
FOUR WOMEN MEMBERS GO
ON NATIONAL COMMITTEE
Candidates Appear Before Dele
gates and Declare Willing.
ness to Accept.

Chicago, Aug. s.-Singing Onward,
Christian Soldiers" and the Battle
Hymn of the Republic" the delegates
to the first national convention of the
new Progressive party proclaimed
Theodore Roosevelt Of New York as
their candidate for president and Gov
srnor Hiram w. Johnson of California
% their choice for vice president.
Marking new departure in the
proceedings Of national conventions
the two candidates Immediately were
Informally notified of their nomination
and in the midst Of deafening cheers
appeared before the delegates to voice
their acceptance and to pledge their
best efforts to the coming campaign.
For several long hours the big
throng in the Coliseum listened to a
how or oratory in nominating and
seconding speeches, in which the dom