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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30
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Ser sSeuer pa o n.

Calumet, W2t6., 20. Stt.-0as
eagle Riper 6otel in eagle Rtpsr,
brannte 0ienitog bolItdnoig nieoer.
Der 9srluit hetrGgt ca. $4,000. 9as
Jeuer brad in Der elettrii6en 2i6tuns
ldge aus. 9us 9otel, peldes i'm
Sabre 1853 erbout purbe, mar 5us
dIteite i'm iiibpeitlt6en Wtt4igan.,
9erbGatiger SaIG.
5raneisco, Gal., %. Oft.
%. g. McGpmus, Elm 8ergbau Srz
cenieur, beridtete 8ienitag Der poliz
3ei, baB feline Satin ii6 eridofIen
babe. Man fono bic 5rau nit elmer
Suoelnunbe in Der S9ldfe un0 Iez
Rns9efGbrlih pertpunbet in ibrer
8cbnung uuf. Die Qer5te be6aupten.
baB Tie iib bic Wunoe niht ielbIt
bate beibringsn tonnen uno Wfc@oz
mas purbe berbaftet. QeBterer 6ebdup>
tet, bub er feline Wobnung noa einem
Geftigen Streits perluiien babe uno m
Neggeben nod bic SetoHation zines
S6ufes sebort babe.
mcgpmas purbe i'm 5ebruar 1908
peQen angebliher Grmorbung Der
Grua Charlotte Ropes pro5eiIirt. inz
feIfen freigsipro6en, ba ibm ni6ts he=
lpieien perben tpnnte.
Der oIentb q M orb.
Nep gprf, %. Sttober. @urOn
=. 2epp, Der 4npalt Sbdpiro's, ton>
itatirte Dienitag gbenb, oub iein 8lt=
ent betannt babe unb gegen Die 4 MOrz
Der bes Spielbulters 5ermdn Roiens
thai als Staats5euge auftreten peroe.
Shapiro mar Der Chauffeur, ipelher
oas Mutomobil lentte, in peldem Die
WtDrber iih befdnoen. 9err 2epp fdg<
te ferner. buB Sbapiro ben 8ertrou=
ensmunn gsder's. Sad Sullipan.
aleihfalls angeihuloist babe. 8i.
itrittanpult Wbttmun, Der mehrert
Stunben S9apirp ausfrusts, siebt an
paB er vGpp tie glooo" r2eftp 2ouie"
,Wbitep 2spis" unb nSaso 5rant'
leiht iibsrfiibren perbs, ben Mort
perubt gu haben.
Sberiff 9urburger giebt an, 8ede1
ipGteItens bis Oonneritos mad Sing
Sing bringen gu tpollen.
Gin poIi5iit erf hofien.
g IN, 29. Stt. - Der Yolisii
GlbertH. peterion puroe am 0ienitd!
| in elmer StraBe i'm Weitenb BON sinen
| unbetonnten Monn erIdpiIen, ben e
| aur Rebe seitelt bate, neil er cine
Dame geee.tiiber eine beleioisenoe 9e
mertung semaht bate. Der MDroe
mar Elm unsefdbr 35 Sabre alte
| Musldnber.
| Oes Gattenmprbes anaez
| flagt.
| &irfspilIe, no, 90. Sft. =
| 5rau 5. 90. Dapis uuo goiparo 81
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0eIidtsrm. - Nartt lit rubia xnb
hetia. 10. . neises e7--Sse, 30. 8 neises
66 1aa-67e, As. 4 neites 64-66s, no. 2 seIbes
66-67c, 30. sbo. 6511-66e. 30. 4 DO. s3
-6Se, as. ? semifdtes 66--67c, 10. 3bs.
10. 4 bo. 63--66e, wsiSes 8cl.
benfsrn 65-67e. lelbes DO. 64--66c, gemiihtes
b. 64-66e per Dufbe. Nertauft puroen:
8 ears 30. a aelb.s ,u 841ke, ! Gar bo. ~
Soc, 2 @ars No. 8 DO. su 66e, ear mad
Trcte tpeises su 65He, Gar SO. 4 aemiid)s
tes su 63., Gar SO. 3bc. Az 651le, 300 8u.
DO. nit Safer gu 65ke, Gar seIbes acl.
bensorn 5u 45e auf benz @eleiie.
9Afer-- Rarft In rubia une ff.tis 10.
. SetSer 36h-37e, Stanbarb netser So
361ae, no. 8 settel 34-35e, Ao. 4 weiSer
321a-34e. gc. 2 aemii9ter 34ll-35c, 80.
b. 4-641ac, 10. 4 b. 32-33Se Der gu
Bertauft nurbeH: Gar SO. 8 meiser su
861ac, 8 Gars DO. su 34ke, / Gar DO. su
35c, 2 Cars 80. DO. au 33c, / Gar DO. au
331ac, l Gar mad Brobe bo. su 3Oe, Gar
DO. su 291ke, 750 8u. DO. nit Corn su 33e
auf bent gel.iie
Asssen. - Martt fetia. Hs. 2 72-75c,
Nc. 3 67-7le, 20. 4 56-66e. 8ertauft pur.
ben: l @ur No. 2 au 73c auf benz Sel.iie.
8e rfe.-ao. gSiutsr 5o-70c, No. Q
Sriibiabrs 78-S3e, ao. 8 70-7se, No. 4
6O--70e; Suttergerfe 40--60e per 1u.
SerfenmaIi. tribiasrssert. 78
--83c Der Iu.
Srstei + Der S.tr.iss.fr.i'e nit seti..
Htseaam sleiasn Ea1. sei S,rts.a Jahres:
Sttnber, 20. 1919. Sttob.r, 2s. 1911
Mei,en, Hs. 9 rother .110e 99e
Melfdforn, 10. 3 a.mifAt.s 66c 75ht
Safer, Ho. 2semifdter neuer 34Lc 4sA.
Hossen 10. 2 neuer 73e 1e0c
feu 10. fimotbs .$17.50 $22 90
@ktsta
Der rtdrtt 10 tr f.tia. B.r'aeft Ssrbeu
zoos @bls. DiFiters Hinifbes essss axF
Der 3aFs ben sl.36 Der Saasn:.
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9d9li@er martt. 9 8erid3t.

eiRetraati, g. Sttober 1912.
Die xa4fsIsemsea lxstiransen be,ietex
20 Hnr ant eRarss fransaftisAen. Bel
fleineren Oe4dften DerseR stsas tSSere
Yreiie terssnet.
prsbifisnew.
Der Xsrtt sar rubis, bic Yreife Fetia.
64naIi. Yrina etsam SIC. .70-lO. so
Observation-Disclosures Narst
ipiuissr. ebert clear esiten IL - l21e,
Bsrt NiSpenfeiten 1lZ - 12s, trtra ftsrt
clear 6siten liz - l2e, 94uIterx l11-
l1ke, Series l2A - 1876 Isis nss NJ
mehr ssrSadt.
1aes A.-Wartt miIliser. Sbsrt Hare Sci,
ten Is - 1916. fur3e NiSAeafeitsn 12A--
l3e, ertra bort clear eeiiex 123<-l3c,
66xltsra l2l -l211e xas Bellies 1877 -l4<e
Isftuxs Ae per rfune mebr serpa6..
sugar Cured 6Ieii&. - Nartt ia Hetis.
AK Is, sr.a.fst sse.a sl:ns 20 Se4:'it 90 Il,
&Aultsrn IL = 121S, Nss Sort gat e9ul.
tern l2H = l3, trs&sse Seef esiasen
eitsstsSsItes SIsif&.-Marft f.R.
e4inten l41 - Is, yienie eduItsrn
|l1-ll1e. 1etlies 164--174e, eaultsra
ll--ll14t Nes 1srs Gut etsItern III
-1lAe.
trif4sS6Ieii&.-e4ialex 1311 -1s1.e,
$.enie S@ultern 10A -11ht S@nltsra 10s4
--ll14t, fbsrt Nitpexleiten 1l1-l1lat, ftort
flare 6eitea 111-l14e, ersra itsrt eeitex
iu4-llKG Bellies 13l-lSAe Der 4fuas.
4eef Gartab l0-13e.
Mett anb estreib..
Afekl.--N Neues 0intsr Safest 1885, 90,
0intsr 6anes 34.55-4.7o, @iRtrr EamiIs
$4.Q0-4.l5. ertra $8.7k---3.9O, srSindres
S3.45-0.65. Garter Dei1eR Saint $4.80-
s.lS. b. faaes $l.40--4.SOSs Eamils SOC
i-4.25, MsosenmebL noropekIi4 sesil4tei
N.60-l.70, reiHeSGits $4.75-4.96, oenii4.
| tes t4.6O-4.8O Der Dbl.
4etisa. Aarit etipas ihpa4er. 70.
ssthst 0intsr I08 - l10t, As. 8 Do. 80 -
1866. 10. rstber 80 - 96c Der Dsibel
@eriauft purben: Gar Ao. 2 rotber @iHte
su lloe, Gar bs. au lose, ! Gar DO. !,
100c, ! Gar SO. 3 b. ~ S0s, gar b.. !,
lD2s, 3 Gars b. ~ lose, kar SO. 4 30
lu Csc auf bem 0sIeiie.
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Niebmdrfte.

giuetunati.2 80. Cttobsr.
sufubr unb g.rianbt mdhreno Der periIoi.
ienen "a StunssH, oergliHen nit benz pOrber.
Sebensen Gage paren nie folst:
3xfu5r fuspisa. SdD.in.. edafe.
OFT. 20. BITS 3473 1909
DIT. 20 AIS 1898 693
Der Serianst b.trus in serielbsu Seit:
Stt. %. ..... 1876 1865 BOB
DIT. &C. ..... 149b 1896 75
Rtmbbieh. - Der Karft sar brute ru.
bia, bic 3ufnhr mar nidbt grot, unb bic Bret.
ie tetia bts fart. Stoders xub Sesoers
unb MiIhfahe fino tetig.
GAeere otisrs braaten $6.25-7.50, ertra
$7.75, fansp - Cdfen $2.5o - $50
6leif6eraiere $4.6O-6.25, auserIeieue bis
srtra $635-7.Oo, esiters $3.60-5.5O, ans.
erleiese bs ertra $s.15-6.o0, fanes -
Aiite $3.0O-4.75, axserlefene bis ertra S.. .0C
SIS, Gauxers $2.25-3.50, Gtsfers xas
teeserS A.60-6.75. Stod- Seifers $4.25-
Ats, etod.albe s3.25-4.0O.
4uIIen. - Die 3ufubr mar xur masie
unb bic Fretfe ftetig.
Rassre N, lsiate $5.6o-4.25, SsIssxl
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NepDsrt, 29. Sftober.


Metr. - sufntr 1915 rbIs., Berfanbt
13,282 1bIs.-Der Nartt mar mdsig aftip.
esrins yatent t.60-4.90, Binter Straitst
A.5O-4.60, Dinter 3ateuts $4.70-5.15
6srina clears $4.25-4.50, ginter Grtra,
no. / 34.10-4.20, no. 2 bo. $4.00-4.10,
aanfas etraisbts $4.15-425.
Apsaenmttl nar beute fetia. tair
bissutss $3.75-3.90, 4stee bis fanes 1895
--4.10.
BuSnet,.nm.sG 1T f.tis ,u $500
-2.10 Der 100 Yfuns fair bis aut.s $.295
-s.l5, dsie. bis fanep $5.oo-5.25.
Waismstl faum ietia. esines seiies
unb selbss $l.60-1.65 srobts $1.5s--l.60,
AilnSries 400.
BuAsetaen nomincI. xm.riean S5t
anb sanasian 63e {. l. I. ..p Bort.
Nssaen TT ruhig. 10. &etern Tie
ST. T. 8uTalo.
snte if rubis. usl,s.rM ss1zs
3 n.iasn.-sufusr 6s, 900 su.. s.rrarst
l2O, ,687 Su. Dtartt 1T siuiq. 80. n.xer
rstber 107 {. |. (. i'm el.ootor urb 108c
(. s.b f6Simm.nb. 70. / gortbern EuIutb
99ale Z. 81. f@pimmene.
1eIf atsrn.-sufuhr 1,125, Berfanst
1881 Du. Wtortt mar pilItq. erpsrt Ts. 2
h3e i'm elesatsr ans s9e |. O.. b. i6nim.
mens.
4sf.r.-ssfssr 81. .O75 Su., g.rf.nst
l 800 Bu. Der Ttartt in Hetia. etansars
neiser 391ke auf benz 9.t.ii., 80. 2 meiSer
s9e. 10. 8 391kt, 30. 4 88e.
Sea III rnbig. --3rima 120e, n. 115e,
10. lose, 10. : S6t.
&stfen lit iietia. -etat. srbinsr.r Bid
hsiee 1912, 27-33; 1911, 14-18e; "a.
eiie Scat srStnarer bis asie. 1912, 1s -
24e; 1911 19-20e.
&xmts Mns fta. - G.utrsG Imeries
28Le, Boaota 2734-2SAt.
| 4eSer IN fef. SemtsS 27-2Se.
| 3srt faum hets. Samils s23. .0o-24 90
| Isrt clear $22.00-24.0o, Nst 1900
1875.
sect III Hart. eamiIs 500 90 2s.oo
Mei tl8.oo--1s.o0. See'-s tint.a s28.o)
81 80.
Sat Mests Fns Hau. s.s5..lte Bel
lies, 10 bis IA tfs., 14-l4%t, bs. sAul.
terms s<-9Ae, 10. 9Aixt.n lac.
SsmsI, III fdwah. NiSsIe Bet srim'
$11.O5-l1.15; naf1nirter ta pilIia. Gsnti
rent $i1.95, 6. 4. $l2.75, Gsmssxns
I-s14e.
fats in Hau. Srims gits ,u sac
Gsxntrs $3.50, Sp.ciol 714e.
9axms sllfaamen .D.l 1T niIis
Yrtma rsses III $4.67-4.70, srims Ssnn.l
aelb.s $5.60-6.80.
yetrsfe III f.tig Raffnirtes
Ass Dsrt 1885, tsilas.[ssia arsBsLtimst.
1885, -. in Butt 81 IS.
1sl ls If ftetis. Gomsfit 6l.ees Obi,
31-32e.
| Sar. In ft.tis. Stratn.O, s.sssnIt&s
bis snt.s 1856. M
ferpenttn q ii sillis ia 421ie.
Refs 1T ftetis.-gisbeimtiAsr 5A-ec
Sstna 6H-SHe.
Nslaifes ftetis. N.n Drlssas . PEI
Kettle, gutter bis dsise, 87--52c.
9xfer. - Kster in rubig. Nxssasss,
% teH, 3.55r, Centrifugal IS t.F 4.05t
YslaF.s,3u6er 80 Zen 8.30e. 8afinirte
IN ftstis. Sat 2saf 5.7oe. grufb.s $500
RsuD II" S.2Se, gubes 5.1st, Yspbers.
S.05e, SrarulateS 4.90e, Dtamsns II
4.9oe. Ssnfs,tisn.rs ~" 4.7ke, 80. 4.65
10. e4.60e, 10. 34.5be, Ns. 4.50e, 10.
445, 10. 8 4.41e, 10. I 4.35e, no. 8 4.3oc
Ns.s 4.25e, 2s. 10 4.2oe, 10. IL 4.15, Rs
LIZ ,lOe ys. IL .O5r. no IA l,05e.
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ssts. es,,s nab x,s.em n Nes Ssrl

0en -on eau" Sxrse ~ 4A--6T auSae'
lttben uno fdlob su So.
Srilna sef@dftspapiers surStn ~ 90
bistontirt.
etertins III ffetis. eiht
su s4.S6A-4.85z xnS 90 fage Commercial
Btus sn $4.807s-4.81L.
SaHbes.ObtiaattontnS Sareu re.
tis uns mxrcen pie fofs. qustirt:
8er. gtaaten Mefnnbine 2& l0l 1ol q.
~ resiHrirt. (ls25) 1l3A-ll4A, esnesns
ll3I-l14L, ~ reaiftrirte 1O2X - 1O3,
Gsnssns lo2jk - 1O3, $anama Gssiitsres
~ 101-101lS.
attieumarst.-De Marft mar beats
una.reaeIt unb i'm aaaemeinen idlpad. Die
.uropaii&e oaae trus biel NIT bain bel, bic
gre,fe ,u beeinHuii.u. ll.S. Grprsb attisn ne
len um 6 Toints infoIae Der antunbi9una.
bas bic haIbjabrlide Gibibenbe biesmal aus
fallen miiree.
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Gktesas. 80. Sftober 1912

Ttnsst.s.-B Be.ses 81. .80-11.00, serss
eti.re S4 35-565, p.Htide etier. $500
$50, stsd.rs unb S.sbers $425 - 40.
alte uns Seifsrs s2.70-7.25, Adlber $3.50
1000. Wtartt idnad uno etpas nisbrtgsr.
Saneine. - aeiAt. ST. 35 - 7.9o, s.>
Hifsts s755-8.05, fhn.re s7.50-8.05,
rsu6. s7.50 - no, B.rtel $3.50 - ITO.
Marft Hau unb 10c uisbriger.
6hafe aub sd,umer.- Gin.
s.iiniidbe So 40-4.5O. SeftIihe S3.50-4.60, },
Sabrlina. s. 50-5.65, admmer giubeimt-
ID. $500 - 100, s.tli4e $5.25 - 100.
Wartt itetig bis fart.
3ufubr. StHsstes 1890, Shreise
~, 900, S6afe unb 2amm.r 5000.
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N}pi1t Weloutartte.
eixsinnsti, 70. Cttobev, 1913.

STe Nt$SS*S 49,
Die gei@dfte saren beute iu ben DanitH
niAt febr lsbbaft. Die 3insraten flno aber
immer nod ftit. Garleben von eau" pur'
ben box ben Hanten su 5 - bH% aus9ss
Iie1en, pa6renb gefhdftssaSiere au ~ Dss
fontiri purbeu. Die UtafIer ptastrten Yrtoat'
AnpitaI suS% son eau" uuo auf %" ~ .
5k%.
assAfd axi New psss
wsrbtn AZ Vari apifAen Banten bertduft.
Cw Esamtsrrate bstrast 6os Vran'ss per
{iooo.
iins f.tia. - Die folsenSen nnstlrHHssn
fiHb IN beri&ten:
qsnbon. 8 foae ei&t, $4.s6H-4.s6hk per
q. Co Tao. eiGt. S4.seN-4.82K per s !;
Waris Sas, siht .l5-5.l61 per 6rants;
500 20 Yaae Sid3t, 5l71l--520 Granes Der
500. fir NsutiAIanS 4 fage Gidt, Ware
0Sk-o6a/e 30. 80 Gaee Si6t, 941le.
Toeume,,tarn SiaS auf aonbon b ursen ~
x.s1L. asf 0Iasaop su 4.S1 uRs auf Del.
jak ~ z.aOA periauft.
esss sss-psasshssss.
rntis sns ftstis. Die Sanssn sa'tir.a sie
islsf.
eintauf. Esrfanf.
~ Den1S, 1873 coup. .llo4 ll4l
~ Dsnbs, 1918, ....... ..102H lO3
~ Dsnbs, 1880. ....101 1Ol 4
~ Ranamd ...........l0l lo11S
S1ssrtns Sssie rmiats.
Die rmidbe i'm hitfiaen sl.srinsJsuie 81.
Iseitn fd bents auf $8,631. .150.
sssaI.eeIrs,isies.
Die Cine. @as G electric 60. Aftien na'
ren ktute in beFerer Nndfraee. fenR abe,
ipar Der Wlarft Hau. Die folsenben Ber'
faufs iinb Uu berihi,n
IN AsS 1DSis.
First Car
f5 aittcM Ginti Gas & 5Ieetric........ s5
10 Hiiicn Giuti e3as & gIeciric........ sA Z
25 IftieU Columbia Sas. ............... loh
Second Car
aitieu GnIn;nbia Gae ,.......-.... 15E
Sm sifesew 1eassG
81 600 iinien G. o. & 3. AZ. 191s...... 9sh
900 einii u. & COB. 1, 5h........102
NAaaehsnse fabelle BON i'm bisfsen Nart
SsHnbltdtn BSnbs ans dfties sisbt sts sffs'
siensa nxstiranlsa az:
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Metaa marft.
g.Spsrt, 29. Sttober.

g.Spsrf, 29. Sttob.r.
stnnia idpad su $50. .20--50.62 aupfe T
III Han: glscthrslstie $l7.62 - 7.87c,
cate $17.62-l7.S7e; eating su sl7.25-
1877. 1fsi ruhiq su $500. SpeIt.r ruhig
III S7.40-7.50. giien itart. 10. Gsunsrp
aortb.rn s1S.25-lS.75, 10. : b. ,u SIT. rs
1925, r., / sOutbern $lS.50-ls.75 urr
As. Ssutbsra lott su $l6. 25-1875.
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E.tt. - Der @srst IN astia. sstster
Satents 81 30-l.75, Straiabts 81. 4.10-4.50,
esrins SatentSs425-5.3s, 4trais9ts $500
--4.25 1asers s3l60-3.s0.
0etaen.- -6ar December 92k-92Ic,
am ehIut 9216e; fur gtai 97Is = s74t
am sdIub 9714t; fiir SuIi 93H-945sr, am
shlus $685..
8eIfdtsru. - Ear Ottsber 591l--
631Ie, am ehlus 591se; fir December 52 %
1886, am ehlus 523se; fur Wai 50 -
52s4e, an ehIus SIC; fir 5uli 52hk -
53l68, am SdIub 52he
&afer.-Sur December 321s s3211e, am
sdIus 521se; far Rai 34A-s41I, am
Stlus 3419t
Nsaae R.-xs. 2 69e.
oerHe. 8ats Sattsrserf. 48-53c,
cute bts Hsics NaL,asrf. 59-72t.
stmstssia ame1. - asxe $500
A 90 Der gentnsr.
Rl.efaamsx. slS.oo-Is.Oo Der
Eentner.
Ntsssr,--s16.3 .37Il-1s.5o. sar oa.
nuar SIS. .S2H -l8.47H, Shlus$l8. 50 Il
iiir Mai $l7.s71a - 1S.17k, ant stlHF
$l7.S7h.
s1maI,.-.1o7s-1o.75 rs Sr 100 sfunb.
SurOttobeu $1070-1064, am sAlut S10.70;
fur DECEMBER Sl0.57x-10.67k amShlrs
s10.5711; fur Sanuar $10.52k--10. so. an
Shlus $10.5214; furglat $10.l7H-10.22k,
am StIus Sl0.17.
ebert Hispnfet te n-esfe $9.s71 4
-l0.50 Der 100 Sfuas. 6Ir Sttober SO. sc
-lO.52la, am StIus $10.521fe; fir Su.
mar S9s2H-9.90 80, am S6IuS 1884 y
fir Wai $9.6S - 97e, am ShIus SO So.
3utter. - Nartt iR ftstia. Grea1 eries
24Ia-2oe, Datra 221a-27e per Sfuns.
eier. - Wartt ii itetis. trifSe al
Ae Der DxtexS.
Rxfe. Nartt III fstis. Srsaa IT -
IKE Der 3fans.
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Gte 81 ser 9eiiaer, nclhe biea
ieibe ltre : beiudett, Ieben fitb
10 Ghnlid, y 7eun Gtlter III Der
aneipe besabIt, ~ Anoere gIalIbt, &c
'Bobe es o1trb ihon> >getban!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-30
Muf Sem 50 MI

.ssinbeIt gu nibt, oa6 bos aleio
BON Grdulein gertba 81 menig Sto!i
beiibtS"
20. Stoff ge1,llg au ilbler Radre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-02

- llCSS. L q dIuJ
Fine Round-Thread French Linen Suit
in ing = oyster s white White shrunk; from 90 SIPS
36-inch All Pure Linen Ramie Suitings,
in blue, tan, lavender, brown, rose, 27IZc
navy and natural. ......... ~
36-inch Novelty Linen Suitings; AOc
blue, brown, tan, natural and cream. wv
27-inch All Pure Linen Suiting; TO-
natural COlOrS
54-inch All Pure Linen Suitng; H.
coarse weave; cream color. ..........
36-inch All Pure Linen Suitings, Or
natural color Nv
45-inch French Linen Suiting;
beautiful round thread; yarn dyed; 75c
color, pink ~
36-inch All Pure Linen Suitings; yarn
dyed light blue; Peter Thompson; IOc
lavender and rose Observation-Disclosures. wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-02
The Virginia Reel.
From the New York Sun.

rfOm tne New 1Orh sun.
At almost all children's parties they
finish up with dance. which, in Ameri
ca. is called the Virginia reel and in
England Sir Roger de Coyerly. Grown
people are just as fond of this dance
as the youngsters. but it naturally be-
longs to the children, as the idea Of il
was taken from a very old children's
game called the shepherdess, which is
still very popular in France.
The children form a line and then the
leader stands a little TO the left and the
next child a little TO the. right and they
raise their hands as high as their heads
and form a barrier, which all the sheer
must pass through. The next child in
line becomes the shepherdess and calls 70
her little lambs to follow her through the
barrier, which they do while singing a
little French song.
After the last sheep has passed safely
under the two children that formed the
barrier drop into line at the end and the
two at the head of the line form the mex,
barrier and so on, until every child has
had a turn at being part of the barrier
for the others to pass under.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-02
Low Pay of Paris Police.
ON the New York Sun.

From the New York sun.
The Paris police who risk their lives in
trying to arrest the members of the au-
tomobile bandit band are not overpaid.
The chief inspector. Colmard receives
$40 year. and has reached the highest
rate in the service. Sergt. Fleury has
$500 q year. After him comes Inspector
Rohr, who arrested Carony, for which
days work he got $50.
Inspector Leroy has "a day and
Inspectors Sevetre and Huet, who, after
watching for seven consecutive nights
arrested Raymond Ia Science, do not
receive quite $1.25 a day.
Inspector Naessens, who arrested one
of the gang, Paul Doebol. gets the same
amount.
1t is true that pensions are paid after
a certain length CT service, but IL is not
surprising in view of the scale of the pay
that good men in the Paris detective
service should be attracted by private
work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-02
Silver Plate
25& Off.

Were. Now.
$500 Sandwich
Trays. .$5.25
1000 Wire Bas-
kets. $50
1900 Veg. Dish o.25
100 Veg. Dish 8.25
$50 S a r d inc
Box. ........ AIS
400 Jew Ell
Box. ........ 800
600 Bonbon
Box ......... $50
$50 Cigarette
Box. ........ $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-02
A Remarkable ''Sumfast"
Fabric.

N@Dr1Co
We have in our stock of fabrics hundreds
of colors, designs and qualities that We abso-
lutely guarantee to be unfadable, both from
sunlight or water, fabrics suitable for draper
les, slip covers or upholstery-beautiful designs
and colorings.
At this time when you have many pretty
plans for little improvements here and there in
your home for spring it would be we'll for You
to look over our line of "Sunfast Fabrics be-
cause you will get exclusive colorings and de-
signs at very nominal prices; in fact, it is as
tonishing how far a few dollars invested in
"SUNFAST" will aid in making the house COM
Portable and attractive
Our Guarantee.
We are authorized by the manufacturers of
SUNFAST to take back and replace with new
goods any of their fabrics that fade, either from
sunlight or from washing, without expense to
the purchaser.
FINEST CUT GLASS
AT BIG REDUCTIONS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-02
Odd Bits of MahOgamY.

These the kind of pieces that "coectors be look
ing for any price later
$4,000 Mahogany Wardrobe. $500
$500 Mahogany Chiffonier ... 325o
10000. Mahogany Chiffonier .... 5000
1900 Mahogany Toilet Table 49,. 27.5o
400 Mahogany Cheval Glass. 49,. $3.50
5000 Mahogany Cheval Glass. 80. $500
1890 Mahogany Cheval Glass. 80. 24.oo
600 Mahogany Armchair. ........ 1880
5000 Mahogany Armchair. ........ 1900
1000 3-pc. Leather Suite (mahog.) 10000
10000 2-pc. Leather Suite (mahog.) 10000
1900 Mahogany Armchair. -. 5000
5000 Mahogany Settee Qeather)... $500
1900 Mahogany Rocker (leather). 22.65
AND SCORES OF OTHERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-02
Sale of Manufacturers Samples Highest Grades of Furmit
Thousands Of the Finest Pieces and Dollar
Library Table,
Early English.
Regular price $50
Reduced to. $50
Fine Gold
Mirrors.
Were $6.75.
Reduced to 1898.

THE JULY EXPOSITIONS of the years samples
of furniture designs New York Chicago and Grand
Rapids are in preparation and each Of the big standard
manufacturers this has decided upon the changes
| OF style which to characterize his
Many OF the designs may cost more than the elegant
samples in this sale but it is certain they excel them
grace of line. material III workmanship
The public for change forces this semiannual
rihe OF perfect goods by the anacturenew patterns
/ that-lot year off the designers table.
Our buyer always snaps these odd lots OF best fur
nture that reduced without rhyme But in
only of kind will be offered any
price much less at such figures in this sale Of
manufacturers samples
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-02
Couch
HanmmlOCks.

Special for Friday and Saturday
Pat Patterson son., in white with $500
Hamno-Part, iron frame, Ma d IN
tional spring, green and khaki. !. ~
WHAT, Mating Boxes ss.a size 42xl7x1s $3.50
Couch Covers, linen, fringed all $50
Cretonnes, worth 4oc, soc, up to Or
GOO. Special, yard. ~
Slip covers-To cut and make $3.50
S pieces. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Provided material is purchased from our
stock.
: Awnings, Screens,
PORCH Blinds, Swings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-02
Dress and Household Linens.
Household Linens.

10 pieces 68-inch German Silver Bleach
ed Damasks. Were $I.oo. Reduced 6Qc
to, yard Observation-Disclosures.
dozen Fine Hemstitched Huck Tow
s M..i large , size psdus slightly mussed 37Hc
IS Renaissance Bureau Scarfs
and Centerpieces. Were $I.oo. Re- h0c
ooxIoo-inch Hand Embroidered Drawn
work Bedspread. Was $500. $1,000
Reduced to 4AO'OO
One 72x1oo-inch Hand Embroidered
Bedspread. Was 5000. Reduced X3 50
36-inch All Pure Linen Hand
Drawn Covers. Were $500. Reduced Or
"
One ooxIoo-inch Embroidered
Bedspread, extra fine quality. $40 90
Was $500. Reduced to. .......
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-02-14
COUNTRY's BUSINESS
HAS NOTHING TO FEAR
Woodrow Wilson Says That the
Progressives Can Administer
Affairs Safely

CHICAGO, Feb. 12.-Expressing
an opinion that the country's business
had nothing to fear from the appli-
cation of progressive politics in the ad-
ministration of public affairs. Governor
woodrow Wilson opened his campaign
for the democratic presidential nomi-
nation in an address before the Iro-
auois club today at the hncom's
birthday luncheon. where he was a
guest at dinner.
1.-The republican party" he said, sis
sadly broken, 1t has lost it's way, ap-
parently it is not bound for an ac-
commodating haven. It has been
the business mans party in 50 many
personally conducted campaigns that
many believe nobody else knows any
thing about prosperity.
America is a business country and
business must be taken care of. be-
neve the ills from which We suffer
can be cured without harm 10 sound
business / have no feeling Of piety
ABOUT any political doctrine exceptt the
one that gives equal rights TO ALL"